Member

Faculty

Hirokazu Ishino

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Graduate School of Environmental, Life, Natural Science and Technology 
Professor
Hometown: Tokyo

Study theme
Systematic error analysis of LiteBIRD.
Development of ultra-sensitive neutrino detectors.

What inspired me to study the universe
As a child, I became interested in what goes on inside a black hole and what the world looks like when it is smaller than an atom!

Ph. D. student

Yusuke Takase

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3rd grade of Ph.D. student
JSPS Research Fellowship for Young Scientists-DC2
Hometown: Hyogo

Study theme
Scanning strategy optimization for LiteBIRD.
Estimation of systematic error.

What inspired me to study the universe
When I was in kindergarten, I was moved by the size of the moon I saw for the first time with a telescope my dad bought me, and I became a big fan of universe.

Yuya Nagano

3rd grade of Ph.D. student
JSPS Research Fellowship for Young Scientists-DC2
Hometown: Miyazaki

Study theme
Estimation of antenna pattern systematic errors in LiteBIRD.
Development of ultra-high-precision polarization light sources.

What inspired me to study the universe
I’ve loved space since I was a kid!

Master student

Mami Morinaga

2nd grade of master student
Hometown: Osaka

Study theme
Analytical study of systematic effects in CMB polarization observations.

What inspired me to study the universe
Because I like it!

Kiyoshi Ikuma

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2nd grade of master student
Hometown: Nagoya

Study theme
Development of foreground radiation removal methods.
Electromagnetic field analysis for broadband half-wavelength plates

What inspired me to study the universe
Because I was interested in our origin.

Ryuji Omae

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2nd grade of master student
Hometown: Tokushima

Study theme
Development of superconducting detectors for neutrino detection.

What inspired me to study the universe
Because I read a manga “Space Brothers” and wanted to know what universe is all about.

Shunsuke Okumura

1st year of master student
Hometown: Okayama

Study theme
Estimation of systematic error in detector gain.

What inspired me to study the universe
The first time I went on astronomical observatory, I was impressed by the spectacular sights and began to develop an interest in the universe.

Mitsuhiro Higuchi

1st grade of master student
Hometown: Hyogo

Study theme
Development of a data readout system for neutrino detectors.

What inspired me to study the universe
I wanted to know how this world works and what the world is made of!

Undergraduate student

Kento Kakinoki

4th grade of undergraduate student
Hometown: Shiga

Study theme
I’m learning cosmology!

What inspired me to study the universe
Because I like it!