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yResearch Area z@Area of Fundamental Physics and Chemistry (Number of Faculty: 33)
| Name |
English Name |
Position |
Research Field |
Department in the Master's Course |
“¡Œ´ —²Ži  |
Fujihara, Takashi |
Associate Professor (Molecular Analysis and Life Science Center) |
Element Chemistry |
Chemistry |
| Specialty: Inorganic chemistry,
coordination chemistry. Research on the synthesis of transition
metal complexes and their magnetism, reactivity and spectroscopic
properties. At the moment, I am concentrating on systems
in which metal ions are aggregated, such as binuclear and
trinuclear complexes, and their peculiar properties and
indications of novel functionality. |
| ’·’Jì “oŽu•v |
Hasegawa, Toshio |
Associate Professor |
Element Chemistry |
Chemistry |
| Specialty: Organic chemistry,
chemistry of organic natural substances: Extraction of
the olfactory substances from fragrant plants, isolation
of constituents, determination of their structure and their
synthesis. |
”ò“c ˜a’j  |
Hida, Kazuo |
Professor |
Condensed Matter |
Physics |
| Specialty: Theoretical condensed
matter physics, statistical mechanics: Theoretical investigations
of low-dimensional quantum magnets. I am interested in
exotic quantum magnetism, which arise from various spatial
structures, such as multi-layered, disordered, quasiperiodic
and frustrated structures. |
Œò ¢–¯  |
Hou, Zhaomin |
Visiting Professor (RIKEN) |
Element Chemistry |
Chemistry |
| Specialty: Organo-metallic Chemistry.
1) Development of novel precision polymerization catalysts
for synthesis of highly functional polymers. 2) Development
of novel organo-metallic catalysts for more efficient and
selective synthetic processes. 3) Synthesis of multinuclear
rare earth metal polyhydride complexes with synergistic
reactivity. |
ˆäã ’¼–ç  |
Inoue, Naoya |
Professor |
High Energy Physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Cosmic ray physics.
Studies on the origin and chemical composition of ultra-high-energy
cosmic rays. Research concerning on the high-energy particle
interactions using cosmic rays at the mountain height of
5200m and simulation study related to it. |
Îˆä º•F  |
Ishii, Akihiko |
Professor |
Element Chemistry |
Chemistry |
| Specialty: Organic heteroatom
chemistry. Research on chalcogen-containing compounds with
novel structure. Research on vic-disulfoxides,
dithiiranes (sulfides with three-member rings), and 1,2,3
trithiolanes (sulfides containing five-member rings) |
•Жì i  |
Katano, Susumu |
Professor |
Condensed Matter Physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Experimental condensed
matter physics. Experimental research on strongly correlated
electron systems concerning structure, magnetism and superconductivity,
in particular investigation of the changes in physical
properties of matter under high pressure and/or in strong
magnetic fields, and studies of phase transitions in systems
using neutron scattering. |
Žæ _Žq  |
Katori Aruga, Hiroko |
Visiting AssociateProfessor
(RIKEN) |
Condensed Matter Physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Experimental condensed
matter physics. Experimental research on the materials
with frustration, such as geometrically frustrated systems,
in which the spin, charge and orbital degrees of freedom
are intertwined complexly and appearance of novel physical
properties are expected. |
¬—Ñ G•F  |
Kobayashi, Hidehiko |
Professor |
Inorganic Materials Science |
Applied Chemistry |
| Specialty: Chemistry of ceramics,
industrial electrochemistry. Low temperature synthesis
of oxide and non-oxide ceramic powders, search for and
creation of ceramics with low thermal expansion, construction
of highly selective electrodes for industrial use, research
on highly functional electrodes with controlled surface
morphology. |
¬â ¹  |
Kosaka, Masashi |
Associate Professor |
Condensed Matter Physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Experimental condensed
matter physics. Properties of matter under multiple extreme
conditions (high pressure, low temperature, strong magnetic
field). I am particularly interested in orbital ordering
and magnetism of rare-earth intermetallic compounds with
strongly correlated electron systems. |
•ì GŽ÷  |
Kurokawa, Hideki |
Associate Professor |
Inorganic Materials Science |
Applied Chemistry |
| Specialty: Catalytic chemistry.
Development of clay mineral supported metallocene catalysts,
synthesis of inorganic layered compounds with ion-exchange
capacity and their application to catalysis, development
of high-grade biodiesel fuel production processes. |
aì ‰ë”ü  |
Masami, Shibukawa |
Professor |
Analytical Chemistry |
Applied Chemistry |
| Specialty: Analytical separation
chemistry. Research on the states of water incorporated
in polymer gels in relation to separation selectivity.
Development of environmentally benign separation methods
using superheated water and aqueous biphasic systems. Development
of on-column and on-line derivatization chromatography.
Research on equilibria and kinetics of chemical reactions
by liquid chromatography. |
ŽO‰Y O  |
Miura, Hiroshi |
Professor |
Inorganic Materials |
Applied Chemistry |
| Specialty: Adjustment and catalytic
action of solid catalysts. 1) Development of catalysts
for the storage of hydrogen by hydrides (chemical hydride
method). 2) Synthesis of unsaturated alcohols from unsaturated
aldehydes by selective hydrogenation. 3) Development of
a catalyst for the dehydrogenation of ethylbenzene. |
‰iàV –¾  |
Nagasawa, Akira |
Professor |
Element Chemistry |
Chemistry |
| Specialty: Inorganic chemistry,
coordination chemistry. Manifestation of the unusual properties
and reactivity of multi-nuclear metal complexes, which
arise from their peculiar structure, and synthesis of metal
complex aggregates. Synthesis of ligands and complexes
with specific properties of biological relevance, for instance,
cage-like structure, zwitterionic form, acidity/alkalinity,
asymmetry, etc, and investigation of their dynamics and
electron state. |
‘å’Ë ‘sˆê  |
Ohtsuka, Soichi |
Associate Professor |
Inorganic Materials Science |
Applied Chemistry |
| Specialty: Environmental chemistry.
Investigation of the reaction mechanisms and reaction rates
of atmospheric pollutants. Field measurements of nitrogen
containing compounds contributing to tropospheric ozone
increase. Modeling of the global environmental cycle of
metallic elements. |
âV“¡ ‰pŽ÷  |
Saitoh, Hideki |
Lecturer |
Element Chemistry |
Chemistry |
| Specialty: Crystal Chemistry.
Research on the structural phase transitions, optical,
and electrical properties exhibited by crystals of organic
and inorganic substances by investigating the relation
between crystal structure and physical properties using
X-ray crystallographic methods. |
Ö“¡ ‰ëˆê  |
Saito, Masaichi |
Associate Professor |
Element Chemistry |
Chemistry |
| Specialty: Replacing carbon atoms,
which form the skeleton of organic compounds, by other
main group elements, thus synthesizing compounds with new
ƒÎ electron systems, double and triple bonds. Evaluating
the differences and commonalities of the new compounds
with the carbon compounds one hopes to arrive at a unified
understanding of the world of main group elements. |
âV“¡ LŒá  |
Saito, Shingo |
Associate Professor |
Analytical Chemistry |
Applied Chemistry |
| Specialty: Inorganic analytical
chemistry, separation chemistry. Development of analytical
methods with high sensitivity and high selectivity using
separation techniques such as electrophoresis and HPLC.
Design of fluorescent probes of metal ions for separation
methods. Dissociation kinetics of metal-multidentate complexes. |
²@ “N˜Y  |
Saso, Tetsuro |
Professor |
Condensed Matter Physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Theoretical condensed
matter physics. In particular the many-body problem in
strongly correlated electron systems. Research on the Kondo
effect, heavy fermion systems, and Kondo insulators in
transition metal and rare earth compounds. |
²“¡ ä  |
Sato, Joe |
Associate Professor |
High- energy physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Theory of elementary
particles. In particular, research on neutrino physics,
intergenerational symmetry, model construction based on
unified theories, areas bordering on cosmology, and basic
properties of elementary particles. |
²“¡ ˆê•F  |
Sato, Kazuhiko |
Professor |
Condensed Matter Physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Experimental condensed
matter physics. Low temperature experiments on materials
with strongly correlated electron systems, such as organic
and f-electron system compounds. |
| ²“¡ ‘å |
Sato, Ohki |
Lecturer |
Element Chemistry |
Chemistry |
| Specialty: Organic chemistry,
aromatic chemistry. Research on novel aromatics with sulfur
atoms (sulfur-containing azulenes, tropolones, aminotroponimines,
oligothiophenes and dendrimers, etc.). Investigation of
their synthesis, structure, reactivity and properties. |
| ™Œ´ ‹Vº |
Sugihara, Yoshiaki |
Associate Professor |
Element Chemistry |
Chemistry |
| Specialty: Heteroatom chemistry,
heterocyclic chemistry. Development of one-step synthetic
methods from alkenes to thiiranes, development of methods
using ring strain relief of thiiranes for the synthesis
of heterocyclic compounds, synthesis of novel heterocyclic
compounds containing sulfur and nitrogen atoms, investigation
of their structure and reactivity. |
—é–Ø Œ’  |
Suzuki, Takeshi |
Professor |
High-energy Physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Nuclear physics. Research
on gross properties of atomic nuclei far off the stability
line, their radii, masses, etc, and the momentum distribution
and density distribution of nucleons. The wave function
of nucleons in the outmost shell. Neutron halo and neutron
skin, etc. |
’JŒû OŽO  |
Taniguchi, Hiromi |
Associate Professor |
Condensed Matter Physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Experimental Physics.
Experimental research focusing on the properties of organic
conductors, magnetism and the effects of electron correlation.
Investigation of the physics of correlated electron systems
by synthesizing organic conductors, measuring their properties
under high pressure, and searching for substances, which
exhibit pressure induced superconductivity. |
’Jˆä ‹`²  |
Tanii, Yoshiaki |
Professor |
High-Energy Physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Elementary particle
physics. Research on themes related to unified theories
of elementary particles including gravity, especially string
theory, supergravity and supersymmetric theories. I am
also interested in applications of string theory to gauge
field theories. |
“c‘ã M  |
Tashiro, Makoto |
Professor |
High-Energy Physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Astrophysics using
X-rays, ƒÁ-rays and visible light. Research on the mechanism
of particle acceleration and plasma heating in large scale
or strong gravity contexts, by measuring high energy phenomena
in astronomical objects. |
ŽRŒû ‹M”V  |
Yamaguchi, Takayuki |
Associate Professor |
High Energy Physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Experimental nuclear
physics. Nuclear structure and reactions studied with radioactive
nuclear beam techniques: Nucleon density distributions
of unstable nuclei studied via their reaction cross-sections,
mass and lifetime measurements of exotic nuclei stored
in the storage ring, and synthesis of the superheavy elements. |
–ö£ ˆè•v  |
Yanase, Ikuo |
Associate Professor |
Inorganic Materials Chemistry |
Applied Chemistry |
| Specialty: Ceramic materials
chemistry. Development of ceramic materials from viewpoint
of control of crystal structure. Especially, research on
development of CO2 absorption materials and zero-thermal
expansion materials. |
‹g‰i ®F  |
Yoshinaga, Naotaka |
Professor |
High-Energy Physics |
Physics |
| Specialty: Nuclear physicsDIn
particular, theoretical investigation of the atomic nucleus
concentrating on nuclear motion and the shell model, hadron
physics, nuclear astrophysics and quantum chaos. |
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