TJR Project
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Gather theoretical researchers,
Nurture new joint research.
The purpose of this project is to break through the current state of modern science, which has become fragmented, and to improve the openness of the theoretical sciences in the Faculty of Science so that new research directions can be found. We will create a place where researchers and students of theoretical sciences from Osaka University and outside the university can interact by holding cross-disciplinary talks and seminars. We will explore new paradigms through pioneering research that transcends hierarchies in nature and existing fields from the perspective of theoretical science. We also host the "Nambu Colloquium," named after the Nobel Prize winner in Physics, Dr. Yoichiro Nambu (Distinguished Professor, Osaka University).
TJR workshop
Connecting the hierarchies: from cosmos to life
Date: February 20, 2023, 10:00-16:45
Location: Hybrid method (No registration needed)
- Face-to-face: Nambu Hall, Toyonaka Campus, Osaka University (only Osaka University members)
- Online: Zoom link
Recent news
2023.03.02
The 39th Nambu Colloquium will be held.
2023.02.20
TJR workshop will be held.
2023.02.14
The 36th New Higgs Workshop will be held.
2023.02.02
The 38th Nambu Colloquium was held.
2023.01.13
The 5th TJR zoom meeting was held.
Representative
Kentaro Nagamine
Members (abc order)
Yukinao Akamatsu
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
Assistant Professor
Kazushi Aoyama
Department of Earth and Space Science, Graduate School of Science
Assistant Professor
Masayuki Asakawa
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
Professor
Kouichi Fujimoto
Department of Biological Sciences, Graduate School of Science
Associate Professor
Hidenori Fukaya
Takahiro Hatano
Department of Earth and Space Science, Graduate School of Science
Professor
Atsushi Hosaka
Norihiro Iizuka
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
Assistant Professor
Yoshiyuki Inoue
Department of Earth and Space Science, Graduate School of Science
Associate Professor
Noriyoshi Ishii
Shinya Kanemura
Takuto Kawakami
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
Assistant Professor
Macoto Kikuchi
Cybermedia Center
Professor
Mikito Koshino
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
Professor
Kazuhiko Kuroki
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
Professor
Takashi Nakano
Research Center for Nuclear Physics
Professor
Tatsuma Nishioka
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
Professor
Masayuki Ochi
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
Associate Professor
Kazuyuki Ogata
Research Center for Nuclear Physics/Kyushu University (Cross Appointment)
Specially Appointed Professor
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Tetsuya Onogi
Takayoshi Sano
Institute of Laser Engineering
Assistant Professor
Ryousuke Satou
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
Associate Professor
Yasuhiko Sentoku
Institute of Laser Engineering
Professor
Shinsuke Takasao
Department of Earth and Space Science, Graduate School of Science
Assistant Professor
Minoru Tanaka
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
Assistant Professor
Kei Yagyuu
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
Assistant Professor
Hajime Yoshino
Cybermedia Center
Associate Professor
Satoshi Yukawa
Department of Earth and Space Science, Graduate School of Science
Associate Professor
We will deepen research exchanges
by holding research meetings and other events
on a variety of research themes across fields.
Theoretical Joint Research Project
Early Universe, Higgs, BaryogenesisDark Matter, Dark Energy
Atomic Nucleus, Quarks, Nucleosynthesis
Mathematical Structure of Gauge Theory,
Gravity, and String Theory
Plasma x Astrophysics
Electron Correlation, Superconductivity,
Topological Matter
Theory of Universal Biology
Deep Learning, Universe, Life, Computation
Fostering new scientific joint research
The TJR will provide a place for researchers to gather and nurture the seeds of new science at Osaka University. We will continue to host the Nambu Colloquium, as well as topical meetings of each research branch. We will employ and maximize the merit of the collaborative agreement for joint research with RIKEN iTHEMS, and create a place where researchers from in and out of Osaka University will gather. We aim to develop this project so that Osaka University, where Yoichiro Nambu and Hideki Yukawa used to work, will become a melting pot of science.