Information on awards received at conferences in which group members have participated.
Hiroyasu Matsudaira, a first-year Ph.D. student, has received the 6th Tsai An-Pang Award as well as the Outstanding Student Presentation Award (Division 6) at the Physical Society of Japan’s 80th Annual Meeting (2025) for his research on NMR of quasicrystals. Congratulations!
Mr. Hiroki Matsumura (2nd year Ph.D. student) received the Student Presentation Award for his talk “Novel phenomena of spin-triplet superconductivity on the ultra-clean single crystal UTe2” at the Spring Meeting of the Physical Society of Japan, 2025. Congratulations!
Mr. Hiroki Matsumura (D1) of our laboratory received the Best Poster Award at the Low Temperature Science Meeting held at the Clock Tower on February 20, 2025! Congratulations!
Mr. Fumiya Hori (3rd year Ph.D. student) received the Student Presentation Award for his talk “Discovery of a novel quasiparticle in a Yb zigzag-chain semiconductor YbCuS2” at the Spring Meeting of the Physical Society of Japan, 2024. Congratulations!
Mr. Shiki Ogata (1st year Ph.D. student) received the Poster Award for his presentation at the topical meeting of Grants-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A) ”Asymmetric Quantum Matters”. Congratulations!
Mr. Shiki Ogata (1st year Ph.D. student) received the Student Presentation Award for his talk “Microscopic investigation of superconducting multiphase and antiferromagnetic order in the locally inversion breaking superconductor CeRh2As2” at the Spring Meeting of the Physical Society of Japan, 2023. The award ceremony was held at Informal Meeting of the 78th Annual Meeting of […]
Mr. Fumiya Hori (2nd year Ph.D. student) received the Poster Award for his presentation at the Kick off meeting of Grants-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A) ”Asymmetric Quantum Matters”. Congratulations!
Mr. Shiki Ogata (1st year Ph.D. student) received the Student Presentation Award for his talk “Microscopic investigation of superconducting multiphase and antiferromagnetic order in the locally inversion breaking superconductor CeRh2As2” at the Spring Meeting of the Physical Society of Japan, 2023. Congratulations!
The Science Club Day for the 2022 academic year was held face-to-face for the first time in three years. The selection was made based on the results of the voting by the participants of the research exchange meeting, and it was decided that Dr. Kinjo win the Ginpu-sho award.
