Introduction

The philosophy of the Department of Physics, which was established in 1967, at the same time as the Faculty of Science and Technology, is to "carry out education and research for cultivating human resources who can research the true essence of things, and expand their findings toward further pursuit of truth and application based on their own power." The composition of the department includes broad areas ranging from pure physics to applied physics, or specifically, areas that are roughly divided into theoretical physics and experimental physics.

• Acquire basic skills and applied skills simultaneously, by concentrating energy on experiments.
• Assign physics labs for the 7 departments in the Faculty of Science and Technology, and foster the ability for students themselves to understand the true essence of things.
• With regard to cutting-edge, specialized education, organize a curriculum full of labs and discussions and enable students to systematically learn principles and applications.
• Cultivate able researchers with an abundant education as well as deep, specialized knowledge and applied skills regarding science, who can accurately respond to the demands of the times with a sharp problem-solving consciousness.

Curriculum

Area of Learning

Information on Career Paths

• Graduate School

  50.5%

• Information industry

  8.6 %

• Machinery and appliances

  6.5%

• Education

  5.4%

• Service

  3.2%

• Transport, Communication

  2.2%

• Finance, insurance

  2.2%

• Civil servant

  2.2%

• Publishing, broadcasting

  2.2%

• Metal products

  1.1%

• Medicine and cosmetics

  1.1%

• Construction

  1.1%

• Retail

  1.1%

• Other industries

  4.0%

• Other (persons planning on continuing education, studying abroad, etc.)

  8.6%

List of Faculty Members

Title	Name	Research Area	Keyword
Professor	HANZAWA Katsurou	Condensed matter physics II	Strongly correlated electron systems (theoretical)
Professor	KANAI Kaname	Condensed matter physics I	Organic Interface Science, Electronic Structure
Professor	SAITO Koichi	Particle/Nuclear/Cosmic ray/Astro physics	quark nuclear physics
Professor	SUDA Akira	Optical engineering, Photon science	Nonlinear Optics, Ultrafast Opto-Electronics, Bio-imaging
Professor	SUZUKI Hideyuki	Particle/Nuclear/Cosmic ray/Astro physics	supernova neutrino
Professor	TAMURA Masafumi	Condensed matter physics II	Molecular Magnets, Molecular Conductors
Professor	YAGUCHI Hiroshi	Condensed matter physics II	Experimental condensed matter physics
Associate Professor	AKIMOTO Takuma	Mathematical physics/Fundamental condensed matter physics	anomalous diffusion
Associate Professor	FUKUMOTO Yoshiyuki	Condensed matter physics II	solid state physics, theory, spin system, superconductivity
Associate Professor	ISHITSUKA Masaki	Particle/Nuclear/Cosmic ray/Astro physics	Experimental Particle Physics, Neutrino
Associate Professor	KOMURA Takayoshi	Astronomy	Astrophysics, X-ray Astronomy, X-ray detector, X-ray CCD, Neutron Star
Associate Professor	OKAZAKI Ryuji	Condensed matter physics II	Correlated electron system
Associate Professor	SAWADO Nobuyuki	Particle/Nuclear/Cosmic ray/Astro physics	Topological soliton model
Associate Professor	YOSHIOKA Shinya	Biological physics/Chemical physics/Soft matter physics	Photophysics, Structural Color, Biomimetics
Assistant Professor	HAGINO Kouichi	Particle/Nuclear/Cosmic ray/Astro physics	X-ray astrophysics, Semiconductor detector, Black hole
Assistant Professor	Irokawa Katsumi	Condensed matter physics I	surface physics
Assistant Professor	MIYATSU Tsuyoshi	Particle/Nuclear/Cosmic ray/Astro physics	nuclear physics (theory)
Assistant Professor	TAKAHASHI Karin	Atomic/Molecular/Quantum electronics	Atomic and molecular physics
Assistant Professor	UEDA Kohei
Assistant Professor	YAMADA Takemi	Condensed matter physics II	iron-based superconductivity, excitonic insulator, orbital fluctuation, band calculation
Assistant Professor	YAMANAKA Takayoshi	Condensed matter physics II	Condensed Matter Physhics (Experiments) - superconductivity, magnetism