Quantum Science and Technology
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The field of Quantum Mechanics which provides the basic theory concerning Microscopic Material Science, has become a major foundation of science and technology as well as Newtonian Dynamics and Electromagnetics. At the forefront of the field is High-Energy Physics, whose results are already beginning to be utilized in various fields. Quantum Science and Technology, which is based on Quantum Mechanics, will no doubt continue to serve as a driving force behind the development of science and technology in the future.
To meet these demands of the modern world, the Graduate Program in Quantum Science and Technology (QST) was established in 1992 for students who graduated not only from Physics but also from Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.
The graduate school for the QST maintains close contact with the university's Institute of Quantum Science, Nihon University, the research center on atomic science for all of the university. The curriculum covers a wide range of research fields including High-Energy Physics, Accelerator Science, Lasers, Nuclear Fusion and Plasma Science, Superconductivity, and Computer Science.
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Faculty |
| Professor | Masamitsu AIZAWA | Kazuo FUJIKAWA | ||
| Ken HAYAKAWA | Hisayasu KOBAYASHI | |||
| Katunori SAITO | Sheng-Yi TSAI | |||
| Kazuhiko YASOHAMA | Isamu SATO | |||
| Toshinari TANAKA | ||||
| Associate Professor | Shinichi DEGUCHI | Shuichiro INOUE | ||
| Keiichi TAKASUGI | ||||
| Affiliate Professor | Kiyoshi KAWAMURA | Kazuhori OHNISHI | ||
| Hiroshi YAMAMOTO |
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E-mail miyako@phys.cst.nihon-u.ac.jp
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