2024 10.8
Space oddity: Most distant rotating disc galaxy found
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Research Staff in NAOJ ALMA Project and NAOJ Chile
List of researchers in NAOJ ALMA Project and NAOJ Chile. [S] indicates the faculty members of SOKENDAI (The Graduate University for Advanced Studies), [T] indicates the affiliated faculty members of the University of Tokyo. Researchers with [C] are stationed in Chile.
Please swipe the table to the left and see.
| member.name | Research Theme / Keywords | |
|---|---|---|
| [S] | Satoru Iguchi (Professor) | galaxy formation, black holes, searching "second Earth", interferometer technologies |
| [S][C] | Seiji Kameno (Professor) | Observation system |
| [S][C] | Seiichi Sakamoto (Professor) | structure and evolution of molecular clouds |
| [T] | Misato Fukagawa (Professor) | Planet formation |
| [C] | Norikazu Mizuno (Professor) | Magellanic clouds, molecular clouds, star formation, system evaluation |
| [S][C] | Yoshiharu Asaki (Associate Professor) | Evolved stars, improving spatial resolution of interferometers |
| [S] | Shun Ishii (Associate Professor) | Radio astronomy, Star formation |
| [T][C] | Takeshi Okuda (Associate Professor) | radio astronomy, galaxies |
| George Kosugi (Associate Professor) | Software development | |
| [C] | Tsuyoshi Sawada (Associate Professor) | molecular clouds, structure of galaxies, interferometer technologies |
| [S] | Masumi Shimojo (Associate Professor) | Solar physics |
| [S][C] | Satoko Takahashi (Associate Professor) | radio astronomy, star formation |
| [S] | Hiroshi Nagai (Associate Professor) | Active Galactic Nuclei, relativistic jets |
| [T] | Bunyo Hatsukade (Associate Professor) | Galaxy Formation and Evolution, Astronomical Transient Phenomena, Radio Astronomy |
| [S] | Tetsuhiro Minamidani (Associate Professor) | interstellar matter, Magellanic Clouds |
| [S] | Koichiro Nakanishi (Project Associate Professor) | starburst galaxies, evolution of galaxies, antenna |
| [S] | Takuma Izumi (Associate Professor) | Active galactic nuclei (AGN), supermassive black hole, galaxy evolution, astrochemistry |
| [S] | Hajime Ezawa (Assistant Professor) | structure and evolution of galaxy clusters, antenna |
| Takeshi Kamazaki (Assistant Professor) | molecular clouds, star formation, interferometer technologies | |
| Pei-Ying Hsieh (Assistant Professor) | Center of milkyway galaxy, Galactic Nuclei | |
| [S][C] | Akihiko Hirota (Assistant Professor) | molecular clouds in nearby galaxies |
| [S] | Yuichi Matsuda (Assistant Professor) | formation and evolution of galaxies, multi-wavelength astronomy |
| Gianni Cataldi(Project Assistant Professor) | planet formation (debris disks, protoplanetary disks), astrobiology | |
| Jorge Armando Zavala Solano (Project Assistant Professor) | Galaxy formation and evolution; Dust-obscured star formation; High-redshift galaxies; submillimeter/millimeter extragalactic surveys | |
| [S] | Patricio Sanhueza (Project Assistant Professor) | high-mass star formation, Infrared dark clouds |
| Piyali Saha(Project Research Staff) | star formation, polarization, magnetic field, radio astronomy | |
| Andrea Silva (Project Research Staff) | Galaxy formation and evolution, multi-wavelength astronomy, galaxy mergers, Active Galactic Nuclei | |
| Yu Cheng (Project Research Staff) | Star formation, High mass star formation, Circumstellar disks | |
| Xiaoyang Chen (Project Researcher) | Co-evolution of SMBH and galaxy; Ultra-luminous IR galaxy; AGN; galaxy-scale outflow | |
| Satoshi Ohashi (NAOJ Fellow) | Planet formation | |
| Kshitiz Mallick (Project Research Staff) | High-mass star formation, interstellar matter, multi-wavelength astronomy | |
| Yuhito Shibaike (Project Research Staff) | Planet formation | |
| Yoshinori Uzawa (Professor) | Superconducting device | |
| [S] | Takafumi Kojima (Associate Professor) | Receiver development |
| Shan Wenlei (Associate Professor) | Superconducting device | |
| [S] | Kazumasa Makise(Associate Professor) | Superconducting device |
| Hiroaki Imada (Project Assistant Professor) | Receiver development |
