Interactive guidance: experience our research environment and cutting edge facilities
Meet ISSP (Institute for Solid State Physics) professors and researchers and learn about research activities and school life on Kashiwa campus. As a national joint-research institute, ISSP is a research hub for international researchers in the field of condensed matter physics and materials science, and a home to the most advanced experimental facilities.
Overview
- Date：
- 1st June, (Sat.) 13:00〜17:45
- Venue：
- Lecture Room, ISSP Bldg. A 6F, UTokyo Kashiwa Campus / Online (zoom)
- Registration：
- Registration
Please choose participant way: On-site / Online.
Online: You can only attend the general explanation parts ( marked with )
Time Table
| Time | Contents |
|---|---|
| 13:00-13:15 | Director's greetings / Introduction of ISSP |
| 13:15-13:55 | Introductions to research groups A to H A: Materials Science, B: Nanoscale Science, C: Biophysics, D: Neutron Science, E: Mega-gauss Science, F: Laser Science, G: Synchrotron Science, H: Theoretical Science |
| 13:55-14:10 | Explanation of research fields and entrance exams |
| 14:10-15:10 | Poster session |
| 15:15-17:15 | Laboratory tour
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| 17:15-17:45 | Individual research lab consultations You can visit the research laboratory of interest and have more detailed individual consultations regarding research themes and other topics. |
Laboratory brochure
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2024 version is now preparing.
- Introduction of Kashiwa campus
- Addmission schedule of entrance examination
- List of laboratries
At the live guidance, we will also introduce ISSP’s unique activities such as the Students Support and the Student Overseas Program*. It also Includes interviews on research life and career paths after graduation by seniors.
Faculty members by Research Area
To study at ISSP, applicants need to enroll in one of the following graduate schools. Each graduate school holds a separate entrance examination, therefore applicants should contact their advisor before the application process begins.
A: Materials Science
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KITAGAWA
Phys.Ultrahigh-pressure, Superconductivity, Quantum Magnetism, Quantum Sensing, Magnetic Resonance
Kitagawa Gr. Mail -
NAKATSUJI * Phys.
Topological Quantum Phases, Superconductivity, Quantum Spin Liquids, Spintronics, Energy Harvesting
Nakatsuji Gr. Mail
* Faculty of Physics, School of Science (Cross-appointment on campus) -
OKAMOTO
Adv. Materials
Crystalline Solids, New Materials, Material Synthesis, Exotic Quantum Phenomena, Electronic Functions
Okamoto Gr. Mail -
TAKAGI
Adv. Materials
Strongly correlated electron systems, Topological spin texture, Crystal synthesis, Pressure effect
Yamashita Gr. Mail -
YAMASHITA
Adv. Materials
Ultra-low temperature, Geometrically-frustrated magnets, Superconductivity, Strong electronic correlated electron system
Yamashita Gr. Research Mail
B: Nanoscale Science
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HASEGAWA
Appl. Phys.
Nano-scale quantum electronic states, superconductivity, spin, and magnetism explored by probe microscopy
Hasegawa Gr. Mail -
HASHISAKA
Phys.
Quantum transport, Quantum many-body physics, Anyons, Edge states
Hasshisaka Gr. Mail -
YOSHINOBU
Chem. Adv. Materials
Chemical physics and reactions at surfaces / interfaces
Yoshinobu Gr. Mail
C: Biophysics
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HAYASHI
Complex.
Biophysics、Non-equilibrium Statistical Mechanics、Motor proteins、Fluorescence Imaging、Neuronal cargo transport
Hayashi Gr. Research Mail -
NOGUCHI Phys.
Theory & Simulation, Soft Matter & Complex Condensed Matter, Biomembrane, Massively Parallel Simulation
Noguchi Gr. Mail
D: Neutron Science
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MAYUMI
Adv. Materials
Polymer, Soft Matter, Neutron scattering, X-ray scattering, Mechanical properties
Mayumi Gr. Mail -
NAKAJIMA
Appl. Phys.
Emergent phenomena of spin origin / Topological magnetic orders/ Multiferroics / Neutron scattering / X-ray diffraction
Nakajima Gr. Mail
E: Mega-Gauss Science
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KOHAMA
Appl. Phys.
High magnetic field, Quantum phenomena, Superconductivity, Entropy, Spin, Technical development
Kohama Gr. Mail -
Y. MATSUDA
Adv. Materials
1000 T, Ultrahigh magnetic fields, Strongly correlated electrons, Quantum spins, High-magnetic-field X-ray experiments, Magnetic-field-induced phase transitions
Maysuda Gr. Mail -
MIYATA
Adv. Materials
Ultrahigh magnetic fields, Magneto-optics, van der Waals materials, Quantum magnets
Miyata Gr. Mail -
TOKUNAGA Phys.
High magnetic field, Quantum limit, Multiferroics, Strongly correlated electronic systems
Tokunaga Gr. Mail
F: Laser Science
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AKIYAMA Phys.
Semiconductor Laser, Solar Cell, Nano structure, Optical physics, Bioluminescence
Akiyama Gr. Mail -
ITATANI Phys.
Intense ultrashort-pulse laser, Attosecond science, Quantum dynamics, Ultrafast soft-X-ray spectroscopy, Nonlinear spectroscopy
Itatani Gr. Mail -
MATSUNAGA
Phys.
Optical properties of materials, Laser, Terahertz spectroscopy, Topological semimetals, Spintronics, Ultrafast phenomena
Matsunaga Gr. Mail -
OKAZAKI
Adv. Materials
Superconductivity, Photoinduced phase transitions, Laser, Photoemission spectroscopy
Okazaki Gr. Mail
G: Synchrotron Science
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HARADA
Adv. Materials
Functional interfacial water, Battery electrode, X-ray emission spectroscopy, Laser spectromicroscopy
Harada Gr. Mail -
I. MATSUDA
Phys. Chem.
Synchrotron radiation, X-ray free electron laser, nonlinear phenomena, catalysis, monatomic layer, surface, interface, robot, informatics
I.Matsuda Gr. Mail
H: Theoretical Science
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KAWASHIMA Phys.
Computational Statistical Physics, Quantum Many-Body Systems, Tensor Network, Monte Carlo Method
Kawashima Gr. Mail -
SUGINO Phys.
First-principles calculation, Computational materials science, Band structure calculation, Electron phonon, Reaction dynamics
Sugino Gr. Mail
Campus Life in ISSP
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International Research Opportunities for StudentsAdmission Schedule for Oct. 2024/ Apr. 2025 entrance
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