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yResearch Area z@Area of Nuclear Physics and Astrophysics (Number
of Faculty: 6)
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English Name |
Position |
Research Field |
Department in the Master's Course |
δγ Όη  |
Inoue, Naoya |
Joint appointment
(Fundamental Physics and Chemistry) |
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Motizuki, Yuko |
Visiting AssociateProfessor (RIKEN) |
Theoretical Nuclear Astrophysics |
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| Specialty: Nuclear astrophysics. Hydrodynamical
simulations of core-collapse supernova explosions, nuclear reaction network
calculations of heavy element synthesis, nuclearΑ-ray astronomy, investigations
of past supernovae and solar activities using Antarctic ice core. |
{Ρ §  |
Motobayashi, Tohru |
Visiting Professor (RIKEN) |
Beam Nuclear Physics |
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| Specialty: Nuclear physics and astrophysics.
Investigation of the structure of atomic nuclei far from the line of stability
through analysis of the response of atomic nuclei using fast radioactive
isotope beams. Also, research on the explosive nuclear burning processes
in the core of stars and at the beginning of the universe. |
Nδ V  |
Sakurai, Hiroyoshi |
Visiting Professor (RIKEN) |
Beam Nuclear Physics |
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| Specialty: Experimental nuclear physics. I explore
exotic nuclear structures and dynamics in unstable nuclei that have never
been investigated before, such as those with largely imbalanced proton
and neutron numbers. My aim is to develop new experimental techniques utilizing
fast radioactive isotope beams (RIBs) to discover new phenomena and properties
in unstable nuclei. |
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Suzuki, Takeshi |
Joint appointment
(Fundamental Physics and Chemistry) |
@ |
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cγ M  |
Tashiro, Makoto |
Joint appointment
(Fundamental Physics and Chemistry) |
@ |
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yResearch Area z@Area of Brain Science (Number
of Faculty: 6)
| Name |
English Name |
Position |
Research Field |
Department in the Master's Course |
| φ N |
Cheng, Kang |
Visiting Associate Professor (RIKEN) |
Human Brain Functions |
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| Specialty: I investigate the workings of the
human brain using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Although
my current studies are mostly concerned with the visual cortex, in which
technical development for high-resolution fMRI is emphasized, functions
of other association areas are also within the scope of my research. |
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Inoue, Kinji |
Joint Appointment (Regulatory Biology) |
@ |
| @ |
Rockland,
Kathleen S.  |
Rockland,
Kathleen S. |
Visiting Professor (RIKEN) |
Cortical Organization and Systematics |
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| Specialty: Using rodents and primates, I am investigating
the anatomical connectivity between regions of the cerebral cortex, especially
visual association cortex. The particular focus is on the operation of
subtypes of pyramidal cells. I use primarily anatomical techniques (light
and confocal microscopy) to investigate pyramidal neuron in- and output.
Molecular techniques (in situ hybridization and RTPCR) and patch clamp
recording are also used for characterization. |
βδ MΆ  |
Sakai, Takafumi |
Joint Appointment (Regulatory Biology) |
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c [‘  |
Tanaka, Keiji |
Visiting Professor
(RIKEN) |
Cognitive Brain Science |
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| Specialty: Cognitive brain science. With primates
as the experimental subjects, I am studying the mechanisms performing object
recognition in the visual association area and goal-directed behavior in
the frontal association area. The main methods employed are behavioral
experiments and the recording of neural activity using microelectrodes. |
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Yamasu, Kyo |
Joint Appointment (Regulatory Biology) |
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