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2023.3.3
Farewell party for Maekawa-san
A farewell party was held for Ms. Maekawa at a churrasco restaurant in Osaka.
2023.2.17
Photos after laser shot
Today’s evening shot was the final shot for Maekawa-san; she has completed a master’s degree in Physics.
2023.2.6
Morita-san’s paper is published in RMPP
Morita-san’s paper is published in Review of Modern Plasma Physics. He summarized the recent progress of a laser-driven micro coil scheme to generate a strong quasi-static magnetic field both in experiments and modeling.
2023.1.18
International collaborative work published in Nature Physics.
This great job performed through international collaboration has been published in Nature Physics. Congratulations!
2022.12.16
2022 End-year party
We held a year-end party at a yakitori restaurant in Chayamachi, Osaka. We have invited Johzaki-san, Higashiguchi-san, Morita-san, Mori-san, Abe-san, and Inubushi-san.
They visited ILE for discussion.
2022.11.15
A collaborative work has been published in Physics of Plasmas.
Prof. Johzaki, Hiroshima University, has published a paper in Physics of Plasmas on guiding of relativistic electron beam by magnetic field spontaneously generated by a gradient of electric resistivity.
2022.11.15
A collaborative work has been published in Optics Express.
Dr. Kojima, an alumnus of our group, published a paper in Optics Express on the development of a counter-illumination technique applicable to kilojoule-scale PW laser facilities. This is a result of a collaboration.
2022.11.9
Magnetized ICF demonstration has been published in PRL.
Magnetized ICF experiment on the world’s largest laser facility (NIF) has been published in Physical Review Letters.
This achievement is featured in Physics.
2022.11.1
International collaborative work published in Phys. Rev. E.
The work done by the international team has been published in Physical Review E. A quasi-static magnetic field is generated by irradiating structured target with a relativistic laser pulse.
2022.10.20
Young Scientists Award to Dr. Kazuki Matsuo
Dr. Kazuki Matsuo, an alumnus of our group, will be awarded the Young Scientist Award of the Physical Society of Japan for his research achievements. Congratulations!
