Sub-Program in Applied Physics covers the fields of applied physics, which focuses on measurement as an application of physics, and nanotechnology, which opens up the world of microscopic, advanced electronics, and the future of electronics. Our subprogram is divided into research groups in seven fields, and in addition, there is a cooperative graduate school system with NIMS and AIST.
- Optical and Quantum Engineering
- Instrumentation Physics
- Quantum Beam and Plasma Engineering
- Nano-Technology and Nano-Science
- Semiconductor Electronics
- Optoelectronics and Spintronics
- Power Electronics
- cooperative graduate school system
This group develops various devices and measurements using light and terahertz waves, especially technologies that can be applied to living organisms.
HADA Masaki
Associate Professor
Femtosecond laser, Ultrafast phenomena, Structural
dynamics, Electron diffraction
This group develops various physical, mathematical, and computational methods for instrumentation and measurement.
SEKIGUCHI Takashi
Professor
Scanning Electron Microscopy(SEM), secondry electron,
electron-matter interaction
SOHDA Yasunari
Professor
electron source, electron optics, electron-beam/solid
interaction, scanning electron microscope
KOBAYASHI Nobuhiko
Professor
Condensed matter theory, Solid state physics, Computational materials science
ISHII Hiroyuki
Associate Professor
Theory of condensed matter, Computational physics,
Quantum transport simulation
TERADA Yasuhiko
Associate Professor
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), Hardware development、Software development
HASEGAWA Yuri
Assistant Professor
Surface Science, organic molecular thin film, electronic structure
YAO Yuanzhao
Assistant Professor
Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), secondary electron, electron-matter interaction, surface discharge
This research group is concerned with the fundamentals and applications of particle beams and plasmas.
This group studies and develops nanotechnology and nanoscience.
UMEDA Takahide
Associate Professor
electron spin, semiconductor devices, materials characterization
TAKEUCHI Osamu
Associate Professor
Nanotechnology, measurement science, hardware &
software development
OIGAWA Haruhiro
Lecturer
Surface science, Electronics, Materials science
ARASHIDA Yusuke
Assistant Professor
Surface science, Ultrafast phenomena, Non-linear optics,
Laser technology
MOGI Hiroyuki
Assistant Professor
Nanoscale science, multi-probe measurement technique,
ultrashort pulse laser
This group studies semiconductor devices.
SUEMASU Takashi
Professor
photovoltaic materials, thermoelectric materials, and
spintronic materials.
TOKO Kaoru
Associate Professor
Semiconductors, Nanoelectronics, Wearable, Solar cells,
Theremoelectrics, Transistors, Li-ion battery
This group uses the properties of electrons to study light-emitting and light-receiving devices and magnetic devices.
ISLAM Muhammad Monirul
Associate Professor
nano-structured silicon, thin-film photocatalysts, crystal defects
SHARMIN Sonia
Assistant Professor
machine learning, magneto-optical studies, technical
English education
TRAORE Aboulaye
Assistant Professor
Semiconductor physics, physics & engineering of power
devices, ultra wide bandgap semiconductors.
To use electrical energy more wisely and without waste, this group is focusing on new materials (wide bandgap semiconductors) such as silicon carbide (SiC) to realize high-performance power conversion devices.
MANNEN Tomoyuki
Assistant Professor
Power converter circuit, digital control, power-device
evaluation
This is a cooperative graduate school program with NIMS and AIST.
MIYAKE Koji
Professor
surface microstructure fabrication, surface coating, surface
analysis, tribology
KOJIMA Kazutoshi
Associate Professor
Power electronics, wide gap semiconductor, materials science
UCHIDA Ken-ichi
Professor
Spintronics, Spin current, Thermoelectric conversion,
Thermal energy engineering
TANG Jie
Professor
Advanced Low-Dimesional Nanomaterials, Graphene and
Carbon Nanotubes, Energy Storage Materials
ISHII Satoshi
Professor
Nanophotonics, Metamaterial, Plasmonics, Photothermal
conversion, Photoelectric conversion
SAKURABA Yuya
Associate Professor
Spintronics device, Magnetic functional material, Magnetothermoelectric material
Other teachers and stuffs
Cooperative Graduate School Program (KEK)
- Hirano Keiichi
- Mase Kazuhiko
Collaborative Graduate School Program
- Hossein Sepehri Amin (NIMS)
- Inoue Isao (AIST)
- Kumai Reiji (KEK)
- Sang Liwen (NIMS)
- Yokoo Tetsuya (KEK)
- Tang Daiming (NIMS)
- Atsushi Hirano (AIST)
International Education and Research Laboratory Program
- Etienne Gheeraert
- Henri Mariette
- Marceline Bonvalot
Emeritus Professor
- Aoki Sadao
- Akimoto Katsuhiro
- Asano Yuzo
- Endo Homare
- Hasegawa Fumio
- Fujimoto Kyohei
- Idogawa Toru
- Kawabe Mitsuo
- Kita Eiji
- Kudo Hiroshi
- Kose Katsumi
- Ogawa Toru
- Mori Shigeki
- Murakami Kouichi
- Natori Kenji
- Onaka Ryumyo
- Sakayanagi Yoshimi
- Suzuki Tetsuro
- Tasaki Akira
- Yatagai Toyohiko
- Yamabe Kikuo
- Yamamoto Shigehiko
