Academic staff in the e³ program

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Professor/Assoc Professor		Laboratory
	Hidekatsu SUZUURA D.Eng. U of Tokyo	Theoretical Solid State Physics (1) Theory of electron transport in semiconductor heterostructures, in particular, nonlinear transport exhibiting temporal and spatial variations.         (2) Theoretical study on transport and optical properties of low-dimensional systems: carbon nanotubes, graphene, and semiconductor quantum structures (3) Quantum transport in unconventional superconductors with multi-component order parameters, in particular, quantum transport in junction systems composed of such superconductors, for example, Josephson effects, Andreev reflection, and Anderson localization. More..
	Oliver B WRIGHT Ph.D. King's College, Cambridge	Applied Solid State Physics   Picosecond ultrasonics in thin films and nanostructures, surface acoustic wave visualization, ultrafast electronic and thermal diffusion probed with ultrashort optical pulses, nanoscale phonon detection using atomic force microscopy    More..
	Osamu MATSUDA D.Sc. Osaka U
	Tsutomu ISHIMASA Ph.D Hiroshima U	Crystal Physics   Crystallography and physics of new materials, in particular quasicrystals and related complex metallic alloys: Search of new quasicrystals; Stability and formation conditions; Structure determination of aperiodic crystals; Characterization of defects; Transport and magnetic properties.   More.. .
	Hiroyuki TAKAKURA Ph.D Kyushu U
	Hiroshi ORIHARA D.Eng. Nagoya U	Soft Matter Physics Rheology and morphology of liquid crystals and polymers, Structure and function of biopolymers, NMR. More...
	Toshifumi HIRAOKI Ph.D. Hokkaido U
	Ryuji MORITA D.Eng. U of Tokyo	Optical Physics Coherent generation of optical vortices; nano-scale optical measurements with high-accuracy; coherent optical phenomena in topological crystals; coherent dynamics in wide-gap semiconductors; spatio-temporal measurements using optical STM; novel type optical microscopy using nonlinear phenomena   More..
	Satoru ADACHI D.Eng. Osaka U	Ultrafast Quantum Optics Optical science and technology, including the development of new ultrafast laser and x-ray sources and the application of these light sources to new experiments in physics, chemistry, materials science and engineering. Our projects involve generating “laser-like” beams of short wavelength light in the XUV (extreme ultraviolet) region under conditions of highly nonlinear interaction between a laser field and atoms.                                                                                                           More...
	Taro SEKIKAWA Ph.D. U of Tokyo
	Naoshi BABA D.Eng. Hokkaido U	Photonics Engineering Developments of the stellar coronagraph and the nulling interferometer for direct detection of xoplanets, high-spatial resolution imaging and spectroscopy of astronomical objects, astronomical image processing, the stellar interferometer for high-spatial resolution astronomy.  Development of the snapshot methods for the spectral polarimetry and the imaging polarimetry, generation of the white optical vortex and its applications. More...
	Kazuhiko OKA D.Eng. Hokkaido U
	Norihiko NISHIGUCHI Ph.D. Hokkaido U	Solid State Physics Electron-phonon interaction and transport in nano-electronics; Electron transport and dynamics in NEMS; Phonon rectification; Phonons and  electrons  in  semiconducting quantum wires with a variety of cross sectional shapes. More...
	Seiji MIZUNO D.Eng. Tsukuba U
	Shunichi MUTO Ph.D. Tokyo Inst of Tech	Semiconductor Quantum Physics Fabrication of semiconductor nanostructures; spintronics of semiconductor quantum dots; quantum computing using electron spins of semiconductor quantum dots; ... More ..