May 19, 1944
- The Wood Research Institute (WRI) consisting of three Research Sections, Wood physics, Wood Chemistry and Wood Biology, was established at Kyoto Imperial University.
May 24, 1949
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The National School establishment Law was enacted and the Institute was enacted and the Institute was recognized as the Institute attached to Kyoto University.
April 1, 1963
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Composite Wood Section was established.
June 1, 1967
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Lignin Chemistry Section was established.
April 1, 1979
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Wood Preserving Facilities was introduced.
April 1, 1980
April 11, 1984
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High Performance Wood Products Section was established.
April 12, 1991
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The institute was reorganized and expanded into four divisions.
February 15, 1994
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Wood Composite Hall was constructed.
Laboratories of Wood Composite and Structural Function were moved to the new hall.
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April, 1961
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Ionosphere Research Laboratory (IRL) was established.
Research section of upper atmosphere physics was established.
April, 1967
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Research section of space radio science and engineering was established.
April, 1981
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IRL was reorganized and renamed as RASC.
April, 1984
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Cooperative study program started.
November, 1984
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MU radar was established.
Shigaraki MU observatory opened.
April, 1985
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Research section of Radar atmospheric physics was established.
Research section of radar atmospheric environmental sciences was established.
April, 1986
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Radar information processing room was established.
March, 1993
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MU radar real-time data processing system was introduced.
KDK computer system was introduced.
June, 1994
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Research section for computer radio science was established.
March, 1995
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Space and earth radio science data archive system was introduced.
March, 1996
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Microwave Energy Transmission laboratory (METLAB) was introduced.
March, 1997
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Fast parallel radar control system was introduced.
January, 1999
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Advanced KDK (A-KDK) computer system was introduced.
March, 2000
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Radio-lidar combined observation system was introduced.
April, 2000
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Radio Atmospheric Science Center was reorganized and renamed as radio Science center for Space and Atmosphere (RASC).
March, 2001
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Equatorial Atmosphere radar was introduced.
Solar power station wireless power transmission system was introduced.
March, 2002
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Solar Power Station/Satellite laboratory (SPSLAB) was introduced.
5.8 GHz Space Power radio Transmission System (SORTS 5.8) was introduced.
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