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Laboratories
First, please watch the movie of all the laboratories in our department. If you would like to know more about a specific laboratory, please visit “Laboratory List”. If you have any questions, feel free to contact to the given mail address.
Abe Laboratory
Fujii Laboratory
Komiyama Laboratory
Ishikawa Laboratory
Sato Laboratory
Okamoto Laboratory
Sakai Group
Demachi Laboratory
Yamashita Laboratory
Hasegawa Laboratory
Matsuzaki Laboratory
Saito Laboratory
Takahashi Laboratory
Murakami Laboratory
List of laboratories
Nuclear Materials, Fuels and Related Discipline
Energy systems analysis for policy and technology assessment
Quantitative analysis of energy security
Ab initio strong-field physics and attosecond science
Theory and simulations of light-matter interaction
Fukushima-Daiichi Decommissioning, Severe Accident, Advanced Nuclear System, Visualization
Deepening of Risk and Utilizing of Risk on Decision Making in Engineering Issue
modeling & simulation, powder, multi-phase flow and computer graphics
Image recognition AI, time series analysis AI, Anomaly detection, Predictive maintenance, Human behavior monitoring, Medical image
What happens with ionizing radiations? To reveal "individuality" of ionizing radiations.
Applied Laser engineering for controlling atomic systems
AMS, isotope system, Earth environmental system
Geochemistry of radionuclides and pollutants
Nuclear Instrumentation laboratory – Radiation detection and measurement
Integrated risk-informed decision making, in-situ observation, irradiation design, safety, materials
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