Area promotion system – 5 research plans and general team
Aiming at elucidating the origin of chemical diversity in the star- and planet-forming regions and the material origin of the solar system, we believe that the key to achieving this goal lies in understanding the elementary processes of chemistry. In order to achieve this goal, we have organized the following five research projects that span astronomy, earth and planetary science, and molecular science, and young researchers who are leaders in their respective fields will take on the challenge of this research project.
A01 Observation team
Chemical evolution in formation sites of planetary systems probed by high-sensitivity and high-resolution observations
A02 Analysis team
Elucidation of the chemical environment during the formation of the solar system
A03 Theory group
A Model of Molecular Evolution at Intermediate Temperatures Based on Elementary Reactive Processes in the Gas and Solid Phases
Experimental study of gas-phase chemical reactions by advanced beam technologies
A05 Surface Experiment Group
Single-molecule level elucidation of elementary reaction processes on dust surfaces using single-molecule surface spectroscopy
General team
In order to make the group a place for the creation of the "next generation astrochemistry," the members of the group will step in and promote discussions across research topics, as well as promote the management of the entire field by organizing plenary sessions, workshops, and international symposiums, promoting joint research, and supporting young researchers, as described below.
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Coordination and intra-regional exchange by the general group meeting
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Support for holding plenary sessions and workshops for each planned research
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Organizing summer school
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Development of existing international collaborations and establishment of new onesFull-scale international exchange for young researchers
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Organizing international symposia and workshops
坂井 南美
Nami Sakai
RIKEN
Group Leader and scientific policy discussion (observation)
橘 省吾
Shogo Tachibana
University of Tokyo
Secretariat, Public Relations and Science Policy Discussion (Solar System Primordial Material)
相川 祐理
Yuri Aikawa
University of Tokyo
Science Policy Discussion (Theory)
中野 祐司
Yuji Nakano
Rikkyo University
Science Policy Discussion (Gas Phase Reaction)
今田 裕
Hiroshi Imada
RIKEN
Science Policy Discussion (Surface Reaction)
渡部 直樹
Naoki Watanabe
Hokkaido University
[Research Collaborator] Field collaboration
山本 智
Satoshi Yamamoto
University of Tokyo
[Research Collaborator] Science Policy Discussion
高柳 敏幸
Toshiyuki Takayanagi
Saitama University
[Research Collaborator] Science Policy Discussion
田沼 肇
Hajime Tanuma
Tokyo Metropolitan University
[Research Collaborator] Science Policy Discussion
金 有朱
Yousoo Kim
University of Tokyo
RIKEN
[Research Collaborator] Science Policy Discussion
香内 晃
Akira Kouchi
Hokkaido University
[Research Collaborator] Science Policy Discussion