Laboratories of Department of Material Science

The department was established in 1990 with the purpose of providing education and research opportunities in the broad field of contemporary material science. Its course program and research activities cover not only the various areas of material science but also a wide range of related subjects in physics and chemistry, including pure and applied mathematics. The department is further intended to be complementary with the other interdisciplinary department of the faculty, the Department of Life Science. Jointly, the department offers unique patterns of studies in the natural sciences. The department comprises the following 16 chairs and the corresponding faculty members.

Laboratories	Professor	Associate Professor	Assistant Professor
Electrophysics	Takeshi Mito	Yusuke Nakai	Takuto Fujii
Solid State Photophysics	Yoshihito Tanaka	Kiyoshi Ishikawa	Keisuke Kaneshima
Low temperature Physics and Superconductivity	Shigeki Miyasaka	Akira Yamaguchi	Yu Yamane
Quantum Magnetism	Hisao Kobayashi	Akihisa Koizumi	Shiro Kawachi
Theoretical Physics I	Toru Sakai	Hiroki Nakano
Theoretical Physics Ⅱ	Koichi Kusakabe		Motoharu Kitatani
Crystal Structure Science	Masaaki Abe	Yoshiki Ozawa	Kazuma Takahara
Chemical Physics under Extreme Condition	Hiroki Wadati
Functional Materials I	Ritsuko Eguchi	Takeshi Komino	Seiichi Sato
Functional Materials Ⅱ	Tomohiro Agou	Kazuya Kubo	Ryo Inoue
Molecular Reaction Dynamics	Satoshi Takeuchi	Tatsuo Gejo	Norihiro Aiga
Organic Chemistry	Yoshihiro Miyake	Morifumi Fujita	Mio Shimogaki
Analytical Chemistry	Tomoyuki Yasukawa	Masato Suzuki	Yushi Isozaki
X-ray Optics	Yasushi Kagoshima	Yoshiyuki Tsusaka	Keisuke Ozawa
Mathematical Science I	Masakazu Kato Sei Nagayasu	Katsuhiro Hirano Arata Komyo
Mathematical Science Ⅱ	Katsuhiro Moriya Satoshi Kawakubo	Atsuo Yamauchi Yukihide Tadano
The Cryogenic Center	Director: Takeshi Mito		Yu Yamane
Laboratory of Innovative Informatics for Biological and Material Science	Kazuhiro Oiwa	Hiraku Oshima