In order to realize a rich and sustainable society, technological innovation is necessary. The Department of Applied Physics carries out research and education to innovate new materials and devices.
Through systematic basic teaching on materials and substances, as well as applied research covering a wide range of fields including advanced measurement, the Department aims to educate professionals who can truly contribute to society while possessing “solid basic skills and the ability to apply them”.

Research Groups & Research Areas

  • Quantum Physical

    Based on quantum mechanics, which represent the backbone of modern physics, this area conducts research on the behavior of electrons in a substance and the various properties of the substance. You will learn about the mechanisms of high temperature superconductivity, the spin dynamics of electrons, and the properties of quantum liquids.

    Itou Research Group / Miyajima Research Group / Miyakawa Research Group / Saitoh Research Group / Tohyama Research Group

  • Mathematical and Statistical Physics

    In this area, we build physical and mathematical models of various phenomena and systems to unveil the mechanisms behind their behavior, and predict how they will behave. We deal with the movements of the brain as an aggregate of neural cells, and collective behavior phenomena of humans and animals.

    Araki Research Group / Okamura-Iijima Research Group / Sumino Research Group

  • Advanced Device

    This area searches for new devices utilizing physical phenomena to create or accumulate energy, or to process or store information. You will learn about light-energy conversion by semiconductors, the conversion of vibration or shock into electricity by piezoelectric materials, the storage of information by use of ferroelectric materials, and the accumulation of energy using ion conductors.

    Higuchi Research Group / Kinoshita Research Group / Nakajima Research Group / Okamura Research Group

List of Faculty Members

Name Title Research Area Keyword

Information on Career Paths

  • Graduate School
    58.3%
  • Information Industry
    17.5%
  • Machinery and Appliances
    5.1%
  • Miscellaneous Services
    3.3%
  • Professional and Technical Services
    3.3%
  • Wholesale and Retail Trade
    2.5%
  • Education, Learning Support
    1.7%
  • Electronic Parts
    1.7%
  • Finance, Insurance
    1.7%
  • Scientific Research
    0.8%
  • Printing and Allied Industries
    0.8%
  • Civil Servant
    0.8%
  • Other(Persons Planning on Continuing Education, Studying Abroad, etc.)
    2.5%
(As of March 2022)