Ph.D (Tokyo Univ./2000) 東京大学
2017 - : Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology , School of Information Science , Professor
2011 - 2017 : Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology , School of Information Science , Associate Professor
2007 - 2011 : Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology , School of Information Science , Lecturer
2001 - 2007 : National Institute for Materials Science , Computational Materials Research Center , Researcher(tenure)
2001 - 2002 : University of Cambridge , TCM, Cavendish Laboratory , EPSRC PosdocFellow
1999 - 2001 : University of Tokyo , Department of Applied Physics , Research Fellow, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Computational science, Inorganic and coordination chemistry, Bio-, chemical, and soft-matter physics, Magnetism, superconductivity, and strongly correlated systems, Semiconductors, optical and atomic physics, Nanobioscience, Nanomaterials
Materials Informatics, 多体電子論, 量子化学, 物性理論, 電子状態計算, 超並列シミュレーション, 量子シミュレーション
Quantum many-body theory and Massive Parallel Simulations
As an expert team on the numerical many-body electron theory using Diffusion Monte Carlo technique (CASINO, QMCPack and TurboRVB), we've worked on the topics on the foundation of ab initio methods, such as the origin of the magnetic moments, the Hund rule, electronic correlations and phonons, Casimir-Polder interactions, Exciton-Mott transitions etc. We've published in such journals as JACS(IF=13.858)/Angewande(IF=11.709)/Phys.Rev.Lett.(7.435)/JCTC(5.39)/Sci.Rep.(5.228)/Inorg.Chem.(4.857)/Phys.Rev.B(3.767)/J.Chem.Phys.(3.164)/J.Comput.Chem.(3.84)/Appl.Phys.Lett.(3.794)
Quantum/Materials informatics, Statistical Signal Processing, Modeling of Dynamics, Quantum Computing, Fourier/Laplace and Functional analysis applied to signal processing
American Chemical Society, American Physical Society, The Ceramic Society of Japan, The Japan Society of Applied Physics, THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN, 日本物理学会
会員 , 日本物理学会