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Introduction
Name
Kimiko Sekiguchi
(関口仁子)
Major :
Nuclear Physics (Experiment)
Affiliation :
Department of Physics,
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Status :
Professor
Email :
kimiko_AT_phys.titech.ac.jp
(Please replace “_AT_” to “@”.)
Address :
2-12-1, Ookayama, Meguro-ku,
Tokyo, 152-8550, JAPAN
About OUR LAB. (Tohoku)
About KIMIKO
People (School of Science, Tohoku University)
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Conference/Workshop
20th IUPAP International Conference on Few Body Problems in Physics (FB20), in Fukuoka, August 2012
“New Aspects of Few Nucleon Interactions”, in Sakunami,
”Three Nucleon Forces in Vacuum and in the medium”
Society
Kimiko Sekiguchi is an experimentalist of nuclear physics. My research interest is to understand the forces acting in nuclei. Particularly I am interested in clarifying the roles of three-nucleon forces (3NFs) in nuclei.
Mainly I perform experiments with my colleagues using light ions, e.g. polarized deuterons and/or protons, at RIKEN, CYRIC and also at RCNP, Osaka University.
Recent Information
I received the appointment of a professor position of
Department of Physics, Tokyo Institute of Technology (April, 2022).
Yuko Saito received a incentive prize
for her presentation at the SNP School (December 2021).
Congratulations!
We performed the experiment with the newly constructed polarized proton target at CYRIC (December 2021).
Shinnosuke Nakai, received a special award
for his presentation at the Asia Pacific Conference on Few Body
Problems in Physics (APFB2020, March 2021). Congratulations!
Atomu Watanabe, Shinnosuke Nakai, Minami Inoue, and Sho Kitayama had presentations at the 8th Asia Pacific Conference on Few Body Problems in Physics (APFB2020, March 2021).
Minami Inoue, received a distinguished
student prize for her master thesis (Department of Physics, Tohoku
University, February, 2021).Congratulations!
Stay home !
We have online lectures and group meetings on research.
Sho Kitayama won a distinguished student presentation award of
Japanese Physical Society for his poster presentation in JPS spring
meeting 2020 (March 2020).
Atomu Watanabe won Tohoku University President Award
for his distinguished Ph.D thesis (March, 2020). Congratulations!
Atomu Watanabe, Shinnosuke Nakai, and Minami Inoue had oral
presentations in 24th European Few Body Conference on Physics
(September 2019).
Minami Inoue won a distinguished student presentation award of
Japanese Physical Society for her poster presentation in JPS spring
meeting 2019 (March 2019).
My message was posted at the site of “People”
of School of Science, Tohoku University (April, 2019).
Experiment of a polarized proton beam on our polarized 3He target
was performed at RCNP in Osaka, November, 2018 (Spokesperson :
Kimiko Sekiguchi) .
Our first AH-SEOP pol.3He target, Ishibashi, was made, January
2018.
Hello!