Organization
Advanced Science Research Center
Director General:Koki TAKANASHI /
Deputy Director General:
Hidehito ASAOKA
International Evaluation Committee | |
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Research Coordination and Promotion Office | |
Director | Hiroyuki KOURA |
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General Manager | Mitsuharu NEGISHI |
Advanced Actinides Nuclear Science
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R.G. for Exotic Heavy-Element Nuclear Science
- Understanding the existing limit of the heaviest elements and the chemical property of super-heavy element is the ultimate challenge. For this, we explore neutron rich actinide and super-heavy nuclei using multinucleon transfer reactions to unveil their nuclear and atomic structure, essential to answer these subjects.
Group Leader:K. Nishio
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R.G. for Hadron Nuclear Physics
- We investigate the properties and hierarchical structures of quark matter , hadrons, and nuclei interacting with the strong force, through studies of hadrons and nuclei including strange and charm quarks, and hot and dense matter with heavy-ion beams at the accelerators such as J-PARC, KEKB, and RHIC.
Group Leader:H. Tamura (Tohoku University)
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R.G. for Strongly Correlated Actinide Science
- We explore and elucidate novel magnetic and superconducting phenomena emerging from strongly correlated electrons in actinide systems by using advanced single-crystal growth techniques and state-of-the-art measurement probes such as NMR and neutron scattering.
Group Leader:Y. Tokunaga
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Advanced Nuclear Materials Science
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R.G. for Spin-energy Science
- We pursue innovative research subjects emerging from spin in solids such as spintronics, magnonics, gyromagnetics, strong correlation effect, and topological physics under the tight collaboration of theory and experiment.
Group Leader:E. Saitoh (The University of Tokyo)
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R.G. for Surface and Interface Science
- The objective of our group is to explore exotic 2D materials/surfaces and hydrogen dynamics towards the development of new functionalities at surfaces and interfaces by taking advantage of advanced quantum beams.
Group Leader:K. Fukutani (The University of Tokyo)
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R.G. for Sustainable Functional Materials Science
- Our group conducts basic and applied research to aim at creating materials that combine high resistance (or resistivity) to harsh and/or extreme conditions (such as irradiation, heat, and corrosion) and specific functions (such as magnetism, optical-, mechanical-, and electrochemical properties).
Group Leader:T. Ichitsubo (Tohoku University)
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Advanced Theoretical Physics
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R.G. for Advanced Theoretical Physics
- Members from hadron, nuclear, cold-atom and condensed matter physics are working for their own researches, and also enhance interdisciplinary discussions to explore new physics ideas and methods.
Group Leader:A. Hosaka (Osaka University)
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