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] * Background of the recruitment and description of the project The Research Instruments Group is responsible for the operation, maintenance, management, and enhancement of the core research equipment and related
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Dynamics Research Group is conducting research on the production and subsequent analysis of new nuclear states, as well as the order formation in unbound states and infinite nuclear matter, through
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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
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of the recruitment and description of the project Nuclear Transmutation Technology Group, develops elemental technology of high-power accelerators and high-power targets, aiming at future applications to nuclear
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Prof. Motohashi on topics related to the project. Possible topics include black-hole perturbation theory, quasinormal modes, exceptional points, avoided crossings, resonant excitation, non-Hermitian
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the implementation of CCUS through process optimization, the development of LCA/TEA assessment tools, and technology deployment scenarios. https://unit.aist.go.jp/ccus/groups/cart.html * details of the business
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theory. The group seeks to elucidate how scattering amplitudes and quantum observables arise from total positivity and positive geometry, connecting algebraic combinatorics, algebraic geometry, and high
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Position Description Job Description The successful candidate will participate in one of the following sub-system groups of the Belle II detector under the responsibility of KEK --- the central
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Researcher in Prof. Qing Liu’s Geometric Partial Differential Equations Unit. https://www.oist.jp/research/research-units/gpde Working Location: 1919-1 Tancha, Onna-son, Okinawa, Japan 904-0495
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description of the project [Outline of Laboratory] Our research group investigates a wide range of biological problems—from cell differentiation and multicellular dynamics to evolution and phase transitions in