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time-lapse and single-molecule imaging. We are establishing a new laboratory at RIKEN's Wako campus, and we are seeking motivated researchers to help launch new research together. One of our central
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these fields. The accelerator group pursues various upgrade programs of the next-generation heavy-ion accelerator facility, RI-Beam Factory (RIBF), to improve the accelerator performance and operation efficiency
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intelligence. Our research spans computer vision, machine learning, and natural language processing, focusing on multimodal learning, data fusion, spatial-temporal modeling, and vision–language models. We study
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) for continuous enhancement of the activities and competitiveness of experimental research. Consisting of five teams, we are in charge of the construction, operation, and improvement of the core research
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most advanced heavy-ion accelerator facility — we are dedicated to the technical development, operation, and maintenance required to provide a diverse range of high-intensity heavy-ion beams with long
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microscopy, enabling investigation of quantum-state formation and energy-conversion processes at molecular and nanoscale interfaces. The job description may be changed during the contract period or upon
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research projects and other activities in accordance with the laboratory’s research plan, while assisting the laboratory head and contributing to the laboratory operation. Also provide research guidance
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promoted to indefinite-term employment after a separate review process that will take place, as a general rule, at the end of the first 3 years of employment. Remuneration and work conditions for fixed-term
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the screening process. If there are changes to your duties during the contract period or at the time of contract renewal, such changes will be limited to the scope of the job responsibilities (1) through (9
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Group is dedicated to the technical development, operation, and maintenance required to provide a diverse range of high-intensity heavy-ion beams with long-term stability. The Heavy-Ion RF Technology