| Title | Name | Research Topics | Parsonal Site | Researchmap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Professor | Tetsuo IRIFUNE (GRC) University Distinguished Professor |
Elucidation of crystal structure, density, elastic wave velocity change of deep earth material by ultra-high pressure experiment and development of new material such as Hime Diamond | MyWEB | Researchmap |
| Xinyu GUO (CMES) |
Simulation of the Kuroshio, Interaction of the Kuroshio and coastal water, Marine environmental prediction of Seto Inland Sea. | MyWEB | Researchmap | |
| Masanori KAMEYAMA (GRC) |
Mantle Dynamics; Studies on flows, deformations, and evolutions of the Earth’s interior based on the computational fluid dynamics. | MyWEB | Researchmap | |
| Jun TSUCHIYA (GRC) |
Computational study of the existence and its effects of volatile elements in the Earth’s interior. | MyWEB –> | Researchmap | |
| Taku TSUCHIYA (GRC) |
Theoretical and computational study of minerals and modeling the Earth and planetary interiors. | MyWEB | Researchmap | |
| Takehisa TSUBAMOTO | Evolution, paleobiogeography, and paleoecology of land mammals during the Cenozoic. Excavation, description, and paleontological study of vertebrate fossils. | MyWEB | Researchmap | |
| Yu NISHIHARA (GRC) |
Experimental study on transport properties, including rheology, of deep Earth materials. |
MyWEB | Researchmap | |
| Rie S. HORI | Geological and paleontological studies on deep-sea sediments and paleoenvironment. | MyWEB | Researchmap | |
| Akihiko MORIMOTO (CMES) |
Study on material cycle in coastal seas by means of field observation and numerical simulation. | Researchmap | ||
| Associate Professor | Tomohiro OUCHI (GRC) |
Rheological properties of rocks under high pressures (e.g., creep and fracture strength, seismological properties) and processes of microstructure formation. | MyWEB | Researchmap |
| Takashi OKAMOTO | Evolution and paleoecology of fossil mollusks, especially in the theoretical modeling of ammonoid shell morphology and morphogenesis during the Cretaceous period. | Researchmap | ||
| Nao KUSUHASHI | Vertebrate paleontology focusing on the evolution and early history of mammals during the mesozoic, and lithostratigraphy and sedimentary geology based on field research. | MyWEB | Researchmap | |
| Michinobu KUWAE (CMES) |
Paleoceanographic and paleolimnological studies on long-term dynamics of marine and lake ecosystems in response to climate changes and human impacts. | MyWEB | Researchmap | |
| Satoshi SAITO | Petrology and geochemistry. Granite petrogenesis. Evolution of arc and continental crust in convergent margin. | Researchmap | ||
| Takeshi SAKAI (GRC) |
Study of equations of state of terrestrial planet materials using laser heated diamond anvil cell. | Researchmap | ||
| Lecturer | Satomi ENJU | Study on minerals formed by hydrothermal alteration. Formation and evolution of materials in the early solar system | Researchmap | |
| Haruhiko DEKURA (GRC) |
Theoretical condensed-matter and computational physics on electronic-structural, dynamical, and transport properties of deep Earth and planetary materials. | Researchmap | ||
| Steeve Georgi GEAUX (GRC) |
Elastic and thermal properties of rocks and minerals applied to the study of the Earth and planetary interiors. Chemical and physical transformations of materials under high pressures and temperatures. | MyWEB | Researchmap | |
| Hideharu KUWAHARA (GRC) |
Elucidation of chemical differentiation of terrestrial planets by high-pressure experiments, Elucidation of the role of core and mantle on the formation of surface environment of terrestrial planets. | Researchmap | ||
| Yohei SHIROSE | Mineralogical study of pegmatite by observation of the microtexture, and descriptive study of rare minerals. | Researchmap | ||
| Assistant Professor | Sayako INOUE (GRC) |
Elucidation of nanomineral formation and transformation mechanisms at the atomic scale using high resolution transmission electron microscopy. | Researchmap |
(CMES) — Center for Marine Environmental Studies
(GRC) — Geodynamics Research Center
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