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2017
20 Nov, 2017
2017-Nov-20
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CNS RI beam separator – CRIB is maintained and operated by the Nuclear Astrophysics Group in Center for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo. CRIB, producing low-energy and high-intensity RI beam by direct reactions, is a unique apparatus, one could hardly find a similar one even in the facilities all over the world. Making use of the uniqueness of CRIB, we are extensively studying the following topics:
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Direct/indirect measurements of important reactions in nuclear astrophysics.
Using the low-energy, low-mass and proton-rich beams at CRIB, a systematic study has been made for the nucleosynthesis of proton-rich region. We aim to understand the nucleosynthesis in a high-temperature phenomena such as supernovae, and production of p-nuclei.
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Studying nuclear resonance structure by resonant scattering method.
We are interested in studying exotic nucluar structure, such as proton halo and alpha cluster. We use a special method to observe nuclear resonances, and derive information on the nuclear structure.
CRIB webpage
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2014
10 Dec, 2014
2014-12-10
Dear colleagues,
The Center for Nuclear Study at the University of Tokyo is calling for applications for post-doctoral research fellows in the field of experimental and theoretical nuclear physics. Details can be found below. We would appreciate it, if you could distribute the advertisement to potential candidates.
Sincerely,
Takaharu Otsuka
Director of Center for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo
Opening of Postdoctoral Researchers at Center for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo
CNS has several devices in RIBF in RIKEN Nishina Center and pursues the experimental nuclear physics such as nuclear astrophysics and nuclear structure/reaction studies with radioactive isotope beams. We also have branches of high-energy nuclear physics, nuclear theory and development of ion sources.
- JOB TITLE: Special researcher, several positions available
- FIELD: Experimental and theoretical nuclear physics.
The successful candidates will work on experimental nuclear physics with radioactive isotopes mainly by using the devices of CNS (CRIB, SHARAQ, Ge array (GRAPE), OEDO, Active Target, etc…), on high energy nuclear collisions at ALICE at LHC, or on nuclear structure theory. - ELIGIBILITY: They must hold a recent Ph.D degree in experimental/theoretical nuclear physics, or a related field by April 1, 2015.- EMPLOYMENT:
One-year fixed-term employment contract, renewable, based on the evaluation, up to March 31, 2018. The start of the employment is April 1, 2015 (negotiable).
Health and unemployment insurance plans are available. - SALARY: ~ 300,000 yen/month.
Additionally commuting expense will be covered. - APPLICATION MATERIALS:
(1) CV
(2) List of Publication/Talks/etc.
(3) Research summary and future plan at CNS
(4) Names and contact details of reference
will be sent as a combined PDF file (1-4) to
n.imai _at_ cns.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp ("_at_" replaced by "@")
with a subject field “Application to PostDoc at CNS “.
Interested candidates are encouraged to contact the relevant at CNS.
http://www.cns.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/index.php?Researchers- DEADLINE OF APPLICATION: January 23rd (Fri.) 2015
After initial screening, interviews will be arranged early February. Interviews will take place at Wako and consist of a presentation of the research achievements and plans followed by an interview. For applicants from abroad, the interview will be conducted via Skype or TV conference system.
We acknowledge, understand and embrace diversity.
Contact:
Nobu Imai
Associate Professor
Center for Nuclear Study, the University of Tokyo
n.imai at cns.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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2011
15 Jul, 2011
2011-Jul-15
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2010
7 Apr, 2010
2010-Apr-07
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2009
26 Aug, 2009
2009-Aug-26
Wednesday, August 26, Nishina Hall
Morning (Chair : Prof. Kubono)
Afternoon (Chair : Prof. Bertulani)
Evening
Thursday, August 27, Koshiba Hall, Hongo
Morning (Chair : Prof. Otsuka)
Afternoon (Chair : Prof. Horiuchi)
Friday, August 28, Nishina Hall
Morning (Chair : Prof. Jensen)
Afternoon (Chair : Prof. Duppen)
Saturday, August 29, Nishina Hall
Morning (Chair : Prof. Kawabata)
Afternoon (Chair : Prof. Otsuka)
Evening
Sunday, August 30, HOME WORK
Monday, August 31, Nishina Hall
Morning (Chair : Prof. Hamagaki)
Afternoon
Tuesday, September 1, Nishina Hall
Morning (Chair : Prof. Shimoura)
Afternoon (Chair : Prof. Gunji)
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25 Aug, 2009
2009-Aug-25
Registration Fee
Permanent Researchers | 5,000 yen | |
JSPS Researchers | 3,000 yen | |
PD | 3,000 yen | |
Students | 2,000 yen | |
Others | 5,000 yen | |
Registration
Link
Deadline : 24th Jul., 2009
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25 Aug, 2009
2009-Aug-25
Oral Session
Student Session (I)
Wednesday, August 26, Nishina Hall
14:00-14:15 | Level density calculation with Shell Model Monte Carlo | Markus Leykauf (GSI) |
14:15-14:30 | (n,gamma)-reactions in a parity dependent Hauser-Feshbach method | Lutz Huther (GSI) |
14:30-14:45 | From Unitary Correlation Operator Method to Monte Carlo Shell Model calculation | Liu Lang (The University of Tokyo) |
Student Session (II)
Friday, August 28, Nishina Hall
16:25-16:40 | High-Spin States in 126I | Zheng Yun (China Institute of Atomic Energy) |
16:40-16:55 | Cascade gamma rays in 27Al(n,2gamma)28Al | Nguyen Ngoc Duy (Instutute of Physics, Vietnam) |
16:55-17:10 | New method of digital waveform analysis of signals from segmented Ge detec-tors | Go Shintaro (CNS, the University of Tokyo) |
17:10-17:25 | Timing performance of fine mesh R7761 in comparison with ordinary R2083 photomultipliers | Andrey Ni (Kyungpook National University) |
Student Session (III)
Friday, August 28, Nishina Hall
17:35-17:50 | Shell model study of C isotopes | Yuan Cenxi (Peking University) |
17:50-18:05 | Tensor force in effective shell model interaction | Tsunoda Naofumi (The University of Tokyo) |
18:05-18:20 | Unified description of triaxial deformation dynamics by use of a simple model | Sato Koichi(Kyoto University, RIKEN) |
Student Session (IV)
Saturday, August 29, Nishina Hall
16:25-16:40 | Two improvements on DNS model | Huang MingHui (Institute of modern Physics, China) |
16:40-16:55 | Using optical model and eikonal approximation to calculate nuclear cross sections of helium for some isotopes | Nguyen Minh Truong (University of Science, Vietnam) |
16:55-17:10 | Viscosity in intermediate energy nuclear reactions | Zhou Chenglong (Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics) |
17:10-17:25 | Medium modification of analyzing powers for (p, pn) reactions | Yamada Yukiko (Kyushu University) |
17:25-17:40 | In-medium Similarity Renormalization Group to finite nuclei | Tsukiyama Koshiroh (The University of Tokyo) |
Student Session (V)
Monday, August 31, Nishina Hall
16:25-16:40 | 30S RI Beam Production with CRIB | Daid Kahl (CNS, the University of Tokyo) |
16:40-16:55 | Direct Measurement of 21Na+α Stellar Reaction | Dam Nguyen Binh (CNS, the University of Tokyo) |
16:55-17:10 | Performance evaluation of Low-Pressure Multi-Wire Drift chamber | Miya Hiroyuki (CNS, the University of Tokyo) |
17:10-17:25 | Proton Spin puzzle | Kim Myeong-jin (Seoul National University) |
17:25-17:40 | Measurement of Low-mass Vector Mesons in the PHENIX experiment at RHIC | Tsuchimoto Yuji (CNS, the University of Tokyo) |
Poster Session
Saturday, August 29, Nishina Hall 18:00–20:00
P-1 | The $^6$He+$^6$He and $\alpha$+$^8$He cluster states in $^{12}$Be studied $via$ $\alpha$-inelastic scattering | Akito Saito |
P-2 | Rotational energy term in the empirical formula for the yrast energies of the natural parity even multipole states in even-even nuclei. | Eun Ja Ha |
P-3 | Large-amplitude collective dynamics in proton-rich Se isotopes | Nobuo Hinohara |
P-4 | Nucleon Transfer in Deep Inelastic Collisions at Intermediate Energies | Yoritaka Iwata |
P-5 | Ion optical studies in the high resolution beam line for SHARAQ | Yoshiko Sasamoto |
P-6 | Elastic scattering of 26Si + p using a radioactive ion beam of 26Si | Jun Young Moon |
P-7 | Performance of Focal-Plane Tracking Detector CRDC for SHARAQ | Hiroshi Tokieda |
P-8 | Introduction of E03 experiment in J-paec | Changwoo Joo |
P-9 | Introduction of nucleon spin experiment in RHIC | Seongbae Yang |
P-10 | Proton scattering at $^{92}$Zr and the investigation of a possibleg-boson configuration$^{*}$ | Christopher Walz |
P-11 | Direct Measurement of the $^{11}$C$(\200alpha,p)^{14}$C Reaction | Seiya Hayakawa |
P-12 | Alpha decay of 112Cs | Lucia Cartegni |
P-13 | Algebraic N alpha model (application for 12C) | Tooru Yoshida |
P-14 | Structure of 30Mg studied through beta-decay of polarized 30Na | Yo Kenmoku |
P-15 | Direct measurements of the astrophysical nuclear reaction rates with radioactive nuclear beams | Takashi Hashimoto |
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25 Aug, 2009
2009-Aug-25
Student Session (I)
Wednesday, August 26, Nishina Hall
14:00-14:15 | Level density calculation with Shell Model Monte Carlo | Markus Leykauf (GSI) |
14:15-14:30 | (n,gamma)-reactions in a parity dependent Hauser-Feshbach method | Lutz Huther (GSI) |
14:30-14:45 | From Unitary Correlation Operator Method to Monte Carlo Shell Model calculation | Liu Lang (The University of Tokyo) |
Student Session (II)
Friday, August 28, Nishina Hall
16:25-16:40 | High-Spin States in 126I | Zheng Yun (China Institute of Atomic Energy) |
16:40-16:55 | Cascade gamma rays in 27Al(n,2gamma)28Al | Nguyen Ngoc Duy (Instutute of Physics, Vietnam) |
16:55-17:10 | New method of digital waveform analysis of signals from segmented Ge detec-tors | Go Shintaro (CNS, the University of Tokyo) |
17:10-17:25 | Timing performance of fine mesh R7761 in comparison with ordinary R2083 photomultipliers | Andrey Ni (Kyungpook National University) |
Student Session (III)
Friday, August 28, Nishina Hall
17:35-17:50 | Shell model study of C isotopes | Yuan Cenxi (Peking University) |
17:50-18:05 | Tensor force in effective shell model interaction | Tsunoda Naofumi (The University of Tokyo) |
18:05-18:20 | Unified description of triaxial deformation dynamics by use of a simple model | Sato Koichi(Kyoto University, RIKEN) |
Student Session (IV)
Saturday, August 29, Nishina Hall
16:25-16:40 | Two improvements on DNS model | Huang MingHui (Institute of modern Physics, China) |
16:40-16:55 | Using optical model and eikonal approximation to calculate nuclear cross sections of helium for some isotopes | Nguyen Minh Truong (University of Science, Vietnam) |
16:55-17:10 | Viscosity in intermediate energy nuclear reactions | Zhou Chenglong (Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics) |
17:10-17:25 | Medium modification of analyzing powers for (p, pn) reactions | Yamada Yukiko (Kyushu University) |
17:25-17:40 | In-medium Similarity Renormalization Group to finite nuclei | Tsukiyama Koshiroh (The University of Tokyo) |
Student Session (V)
Monday, August 31, Nishina Hall
16:25-16:40 | 30S RI Beam Production with CRIB | Daid Kahl (CNS, the University of Tokyo) |
16:40-16:55 | Direct Measurement of 21Na+α Stellar Reaction | Dam Nguyen Binh (CNS, the University of Tokyo) |
16:55-17:10 | Performance evaluation of Low-Pressure Multi-Wire Drift chamber | Miya Hiroyuki (CNS, the University of Tokyo) |
17:10-17:25 | Proton Spin puzzle | Kim Myeong-jin (Seoul National University) |
17:25-17:40 | Measurement of Low-mass Vector Mesons in the PHENIX experiment at RHIC | Tsuchimoto Yuji (CNS, the University of Tokyo) |
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25 Aug, 2009
2009-Aug-25
Saturday, August 29, Nishina Hall 18:00–20:00
P-1 | The $^6$He+$^6$He and $\alpha$+$^8$He cluster states in $^{12}$Be studied $via$ $\alpha$-inelastic scattering | Akito Saito |
P-2 | Rotational energy term in the empirical formula for the yrast energies of the natural parity even multipole states in even-even nuclei. | Eun Ja Ha |
P-3 | Large-amplitude collective dynamics in proton-rich Se isotopes | Nobuo Hinohara |
P-4 | Nucleon Transfer in Deep Inelastic Collisions at Intermediate Energies | Yoritaka Iwata |
P-5 | Ion optical studies in the high resolution beam line for SHARAQ | Yoshiko Sasamoto |
P-6 | Elastic scattering of 26Si + p using a radioactive ion beam of 26Si | Jun Young Moon |
P-7 | Performance of Focal-Plane Tracking Detector CRDC for SHARAQ | Hiroshi Tokieda |
P-8 | Introduction of E03 experiment in J-paec | Changwoo Joo |
P-9 | Introduction of nucleon spin experiment in RHIC | Seongbae Yang |
P-10 | Proton scattering at $^{92}$Zr and the investigation of a possibleg-boson configuration$^{*}$ | Christopher Walz |
P-11 | Direct Measurement of the $^{11}$C$(\200alpha,p)^{14}$C Reaction | Seiya Hayakawa |
P-12 | Alpha decay of 112Cs | Lucia Cartegni |
P-13 | Algebraic N alpha model (application for 12C) | Tooru Yoshida |
P-14 | Structure of 30Mg studied through beta-decay of polarized 30Na | Yo Kenmoku |
P-15 | Direct measurements of the astrophysical nuclear reaction rates with radioactive nuclear beams | Takashi Hashimoto |
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