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This Research Center aims to establish the microscopic experimental method under multiple extreme conditions, by deploying an organically and cross-cutting joint research among four laboratories; Low-Temperature Physics and Superconductivity, Quantum Magnetism, Chemical Physics under Extreme Conditions, and X-ray Optics, of the Graduate School of Material Science.

Low temperature Physics and Superconductivity

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Prof. Akihiko Sumiyama
"Tunneling effect in non-s-wave superconductors"
Associate Prof. Akira Yamaguchi
"Study of low-temperature quantum phenomena in condensed matter systems"
Assistant Prof. Ikuto Kawasaki
"Electronic states of f-electron systems"

Quantum Magnetism

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Prof. Hisao Kobayashi
"Development and application of nuclear resonant scattering experiment under multi-extreme conditions"
Assistant Prof. Shugo Ikeda
"Development and application of nuclear resonant scattering experiment under multi-extreme conditions"

Chemical Physics under Extreme Condition

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Prof. Yuichi Akahama
"X-ray diffraction and Raman scattering studies under high pressure"
Assistant Prof. Hiroshi Fukui
"X-ray Raman scattering and X-ray inelastic scattering studies under high pressure"

Solid State Photophysics

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Prof. Yoshihito Tanaka
"Ultrafast time-resolved X-ray diffraction"
Assistant Prof. Takayuki Hasegawa
"Ultrafast photophysics in semiconductor"

X-Ray Optics

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Prof. Yasushi Kagoshima
"Development of X-ray microscopes and their applications"
Associate Prof. Yoshiyuki Tsusaka
"Studies of Microstructure of Electronic Device Materials"
Assistant Prof. Hidekazu Takano
"Development of X-ray microscopes and their applications"

Prof. Kobayashi (Quantum Magnetism Laboratory), Prof. Akahama (Chemical Physics under Extreme Conditions Laboratory), and Prof. Sumiyama (Low-Temperature Physics and Superconductivity Laboratory) are primarily responsible for the area of the thermodynamic limit and Prof. Tanaka (Solid State Photophysics Laboratory) and Prof. Kagoshima (X-ray Optics Laboratory) are for the area of temporal and spatial limit.

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