- Department of Mathematics
- Department of Physics
- Department of Information Sciences
- Department of Applied Biological Science
- Department of Architecture
- Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry
- Department of Electrical Engineering
- Department of Industrial Administration
- Department of Mechanical Engineering
- Department of Civil Engineering
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.
Research Groups & Research Areas
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Astrophysics (Theoretical)
Integrating various fields of physics, including elementary particles, nuclei, theory of relativity, statistical mechanics and fluid mechanics, this area tries to understand the origins of the universe, as well as the phenomena and planets of the universe.
Suzuki Research Group
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Astrophysics (Experimental)
In addition to classical mechanics dealing with universal gravitation, we use physics knowledge from a broad area including electromagnetics and quantum mechanics, as well as statistical knowledge, to understand the universe in an observational manner using observation devices developed by ourselves.
Kohmura Research Group
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Nuclear / Elementary Particles (Theoretical)
Nuclei represent the cores of atoms and consist of protons and neutrons. Nucleus theory examines the properties of atomic nuclei and conducts research on protons and neutrons from quarks and gluons, which are the most fundamental particles.
Saito Research Group / Sawado Research Group
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Elementary Particles (Experimental)
We clarify the ultimate structure of a substance and seek to gain a unified understanding of the basic rules governing nature. The research scope spreads from elementary particles and nuclei up to the universe. This is a basic field of physics which tries to solve the mysteries and look for the beauty of nature.
Ishitsuka Research Group
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Condensed Matter Physics (Theoretical)
Matter has various properties: it may convey heat or electricity, adhere to a magnet, or transmit light. This area theoretically clarifies why and how these properties exist, leading to the development of new substances in the future.
Akimoto Research Group / Fukumoto Research Group / Hanzawa Research Group
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Condensed Matter Physics (Experimental)
Following the rules of the microworld = quantum mechanics, aggregations of electrons or molecules in substances show phenomena related to electromagnetism, light, and heat on the stage of a crystal or surface. We engage in measurement and analysis to understand these mechanisms, and create new substances.
Kanai Research Group / Okazaki Research Group / Tamura Research Group / Yaguchi Research Group
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Photophysics
A laser is light of superior coherence, directivity, convergence, and other properties. Using this laser, we conduct research on the nature and behavior of light and the interactions between light and substances. We also conduct research related to colors in living organisms.
Suda Research Group / Yoshioka Research Group
List of Faculty Members
Name | Title | Research Area | Keyword |
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FUKUMOTO Yoshiyuki | Professor | Condensed matter physics II | solid state physics, theory, spin system, superconductivity |
HANZAWA Katsurou | Professor | Condensed matter physics II | Strongly correlated electron systems (theoretical) |
ISHITSUKA Masaki | Professor | Particle/Nuclear/Cosmic ray/Astro physics | Experimental Particle Physics, Neutrino |
KANAI Kaname | Professor | Condensed matter physics I | Organic Interface Science, Electronic Structure |
KOMURA Takayoshi | Professor | Astronomy | Astrophysics, X-ray Astronomy, X-ray detector, X-ray CCD, Neutron Star |
SAITO Koichi | Professor | Particle/Nuclear/Cosmic ray/Astro physics | quark nuclear physics |
SUDA Akira | Professor | Optical engineering, Photon science | Nonlinear Optics, Ultrafast Opto-Electronics, Bio-imaging |
SUZUKI Hideyuki | Professor | Particle/Nuclear/Cosmic ray/Astro physics | supernova neutrino |
TAMURA Masafumi | Professor | Condensed matter physics II | Molecular Magnets, Molecular Conductors |
YAGUCHI Hiroshi | Professor | Condensed matter physics II | Experimental condensed matter physics |
YOSHIOKA Shinya | Professor | Biological physics/Chemical physics/Soft matter physics | Photophysics, Structural Color, Biomimetics |
AKIMOTO Takuma | Associate Professor | Mathematical physics/Fundamental condensed matter physics | anomalous diffusion |
OKAZAKI Ryuji | Associate Professor | Condensed matter physics II | Correlated electron system |
SAWADO Nobuyuki | Associate Professor | Particle/Nuclear/Cosmic ray/Astro physics | Topological soliton model |
HAGINO Kouichi | Assistant Professor | Particle/Nuclear/Cosmic ray/Astro physics | X-ray astrophysics, Semiconductor detector, Black hole |
Irokawa Katsumi | Assistant Professor | Condensed matter physics I | surface physics |
MIYATSU Tsuyoshi | Assistant Professor | Particle/Nuclear/Cosmic ray/Astro physics | nuclear physics (theory) |
SATO Tomoya | Assistant Professor | ||
TAKAHASHI Karin | Assistant Professor | Atomic/Molecular/Quantum electronics | Atomic and molecular physics |
UEDA Kohei | Assistant Professor | ||
YAMADA Takemi | Assistant Professor | Condensed matter physics II | iron-based superconductivity, excitonic insulator, orbital fluctuation, band calculation |
YAMANAKA Takayoshi | Assistant Professor | Condensed matter physics II | Condensed Matter Physhics (Experiments) - superconductivity, magnetism |
Information on Career Paths
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Graduate School56.7%
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Information Industry12.5%
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Machinery and Appliances4.2%
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Professional and Technical Services4.2%
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Civil Servant3.3%
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Electricity, Gas, Heat supply and Water3.3%
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Electronic Parts2.5%
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Education, Learning Support1.7%
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Finance, Insurance1.7%
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Construction0.8%
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Food0.8%
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Other Industries1.7%
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Other (persons planning on continuing education, studying abroad, etc.)6.6%