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Studying in Kagoshima University since 2003 September,
establishing the present team since 2008,
now hard working on exploration for
dramas, romances in
the Universe, world, and daily life.
Phone: (+81)-99-285-8085
First-year PhD student from Oita, Japan.
I am particularly interested in how the interstellar medium comes together in the early stage of stellar evolution.
My hobby is playing tennis, but I haven’t been able to do it often lately.
I regularly intake McDonald’s as a barometer of my health condition.
If you have a chance to eat sushi in Kagoshima, I recommend Mekkemon. I prefer conger eel to tuna!
Foreign student from HongKong. 1st year PhD student.
Using polarimetry on synchrotron emission approach to inter-stellar meterial (ISM) & magnetic field formation and evolution in Milky way as my main project.
Studying Galactic Centre region and polarimetry. And Zeeman effect on Galactic plane, inter-cluster material (ICM) in future?
MeerKAT Galactic Centre Mosaic Image just like a art painting "D'où venons-magnetic field ? Que sommes-magnetic field? Où allons-magnetic field" for me.
Outside the astronomy, Karaoke and writing novels (never going start), TRPG scenario (trying).
Also GeoGuessr, coffee and keyboard mania.
I am a 2nd year master student from Kagoshima.
I am interested in the process of molecular cloud formation.
Now, I am studying hard for my master's research.
I feel the happiest when I am eating delicious food. I discovered the delicious taste of sushi for the first time in my first-year of University.
I am a fourth-year undergraduate student from Sasebo, Nagasaki.
I became interested in space when I was a child because I used to visit the nearby Space Science Museum.
I enjoy learning about space every day with Dr. Imai and my kind seniors.
I love sushi. My hobby is camping.
I’m a 4th year undergraduate student from Kumamoto, Japan.
We use a technique called VLBI to measure distances to celestial objects with high precision. I am fascinated by “measuring things” with high precision.
I love VERA very much.
I am especially interested in the structure of the galactic center, and am currently working on SiO Maser astrometry in the vicinity of Sgr A* as my main research topic.
My dream is a trip to Japan or around the world with my avatar.
I am a fourth-year undergraduate student from Shizuoka Prefecture.
Ever since I was a child, I have always wondered if there are other places besides Earth where intelligent life like ours exists.
I would like to pursue my research with the theme of SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligent Life).
I love to eat so much that the first word I ever spoke to myself was “mamma” (which means “give me food”).
Recently, I prefer salty food to sweet food.
I’m a third-year undergraduate student originally from Tokyo, and very satisfied with my life in Kagoshima.
I visited Nobeyama Radio Observatory when I was little and became interested in astronomy, so I revisited there first year in university.
I’m interested in cosmic jets, and researching the jets seen in late-type stars, also known as Water fountains.
My hobbies are music, playing the violin, and visiting nature.
I am a third-year undergraduate student.
I am from Chiba Prefecture, and my hometown is right under the nose of Chiba-kun, a character in the shape of Chiba Prefecture.
I like to take it easy at home, and recently I have been trying to increase the frequency of my walks. The only kind of exercise I'm good at is skiing.
I am interested in maser pumping mechanisms and AGB stars.
I’m a 3rd year undergraduate student from Yamaguchi city.
Since my 1st year as an undergraduate student, I have had the goal of creating a digital backend for observing pulsars.
Now I have a strong interest in observational studies of pulsars.
I often write my novels and make ’tanka’, a Japanese poem.
My dream is to publish my book someday.
I am an exchange student from Chungbuk National University in Korea.
My professor in my home country told me, "Cutting-edge research from around the world is being conducted in space, and space still holds infinite possibilities." Hearing this sparked my interest in space, so I decided to participate in an exchange program at Kagoshima University, which specializes in space studies.
My hobbies are drawing, playing games, and creating quirky fusion dishes.
SETI, Deep Learning, High Spectral Resolution Analysis http://astroimo.github.io/
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