What's New
- 2023-09-04
- D3 student Mr. K. Skanashi won the Best Poster Presentation Award in the 1st IReNA-UKAKUREN Joing workshop. Congratultion!!
- 2023-08-16
- Dr. S. Iimura, an alumnus of our group (currently an assistant professor at Rikkyo University won the RIBF Users Group Thesis Awards for his Ph.D. work on precise mass measurement of neutron-rich V and Ti isotopes. Congratulation!
- 2023-06-30
- Mrs. S. Sato, who has served as our secretary for four and a half years, has retired, and we are delighted to welcome Mrs. Y. Nakano as her successor.
Our Research Interests
Considering all the matter in the universe as an assembly of elements, the most fundamental unit of the matter is atom. The nature of the atom is characterized by its nucleus, and all the elements in the universe were synthesized by nuclear reactions. The nuclear physics is, as it were, the field to explore the origin of the matter in the universe. We aim to elucidate the origin of the matter by experimental research into extremely rare phenomena inside nuclei and structures of exotic nuclei such as hyper nuclei or unstable nuclei far from stability.
Nuclear Structure Group
- Cluster strutures in nuclei.
- Nucleosynthesis in the universe.
- Exotic structure in nuclei with high isospin and/or high spin.
Nuclear Spectroscopy Group
- Neutrino-less double beta decay for investigation of the matter dominated universe.
- Study of nuclei with strangeness degree of freedom for investigation of generalized hadron-nucleus interaction.
Van de Graaff Group
- Measurement of nuclear reaction cross sections and momemnts.
- Material science by means of nuclear physics.
