Inorganic Nanostructured Materials Group tries to find and make and produce a wide range of novel nanoscale materials, such as nanotubes, nanowires, nanosheets and nanoparticles, and explains their microstructures and characteristics. Moreover, they employ chemical nanostructure manipulation and other techniques of nanoarchitectonics to artificially concentrate inorganic nanostructured materials and give them new functions in the target of developing revolutionary new materials and tools that can be used in the environment and energy sectors.This group has successfully fabricated many novel nanotubes and nanowires including MgO and ZnS. Moreover, they were the first in the world to develop methods for the high-yield synthesis of ultra-pure BN nanotubes, and they developed a highly thermally conductive and insulative BN composite film. Achievements also include the discovery of a nanothermometer which was registered by Guinness as the smallest termometer in the world.