Authors

• Kohsuke YAGI
  • Professor, Urawa University, Department of Liberal Arts
    Professor Emeritus, University of Tsukuba
    
  • Autobiographical note; Graduated from University of Tokyo and obtained my D.Sc in 1962 from University of Tokyo. I am at present a Professor of Urawa University. Prior to this, I have been a Research Associate at Institute for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo, an Associate Professor of Osaka University, a Visiting Professor of Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory at University of California, a Professor and a Vice President of University of Tsukuba. I have taught subatomic physics both at undergraduate and graduate level. I held a Chair in Japan Nuclear Physics Committee, a Chair in Japan-Brookhaven National Laboratory RHIC-PHENIX Project and a Chair in International Conference on Quark Matter 1997. I have published 210 scientific articles and written/edited seven books on subatomic physics and general physics.
• Tetsuo HATSUDA
  • Professor, Department of Physics, Univ. of Tokyo
  • Autobiographical note; Graduated from Kyoto University and obtained D.Sc in 1986 from Kyoto University. I am at present a Professor in University of Tokyo. Prior to this, I have been a postdoctoral fellow at KEK, State Univ. of New York at Stony Brook and CERN, an assistant professor at Univ. of Washington, an associate professor at Univ. of Tsukuba and at Kyoto Univ. I have taught subatomic physics and quantum many body problems both at undergraduate and graduate level. I have published more than 130 scientific articles.
• Yasuo MIAKE
  • Professor, Institute of Physics, University of Tsukuba
  • Autobiographical note; Graduated from Osaka University and obtained D.Sc. in 1982 from Osaka University. I am at present a Professor of Physics at University of Tsukuba. Prior to this, I have been a Research Associate of University of Tokyo, an Assistant Physicist of Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL), an Associate Physicist of BNL, a Physicist of BNL, a Lecturer of University of Tsukuba and an Associate Professor of University of Tsukuba. I have taught electromagnetism and special relativity at undergraduate level and subatomic physics at graduate level. I have published 120 scientific articles.