Director
Eiji Saito Dr./Prof.
Eiji Saitoh is the global leader of spin science and known as the discoverer of several novel phenomena such as inverse spin hall effect. He is a professor at Tohoku University.
Advanced Spin Current Research Group
Yuki Shiomi Dr./Research Leader
Yuki Shiomi is the young talent in spin science. He is known by his extensive work on varous Hall effect systems. He is an assistant professor at Tohoku University.
team member
- Yusuke Hashimoto
- Rafael Ramos
- Seo Yong-Jun
- Ryo Iguchi
- Tomohiko Niizeki
- Qiu Zhiyong
- Dazi Hou
Nuclear Spin Dynamics Research Group
Mamoru Matsuo Dr./Research Leader
Mamoru Matsuo is the talented theoretical physisist. He is known by his pioneer theory of spinmechatronics. He is a primary researcher at Japanese Atomic Energy Agency.
Sadamichi Maekawa Dr./Prof.
Sadamichi Maekawa is the hornored theoretical physisist. He is known as the historical founder of spintronics and globally awarded for his tremendous contributions in spin science.
team member
- Kazuya Harii
- Masahiro Sato
- Masao Ono
- Hiroto Adachi
- Hiroyuki Chudo
- Junichi Ieda
- Satoru Okayasu
Spin Seebeck Effect Utilization Group
Masahiko Ishida Dr./Research Leader
Masahiko Ishida is famous for his major contribution in thermoelectric conversion technology. He is the research leader at NEC Corporation.
team member
- Kazuki Ihara
- Akihiko Kirihara
- Hiroko Someya
Project Headquarter
Yasuyuki Oikawa MSc./Research Manager
Yasuyuki Oikawa is the experienced research manager. He is the supporter of researchers backed by his uneque experiences in startups, patent management and technology commercialization.
team member
- Megumi Ono
- Osamu Maegoya
Project Research Advisor
Takahito Ono Dr./Prof.
Takahito Ono is the research advisor of this project and a professor at Tohoku University. He is a renowned MEMS/NEMS researcher and providing extensive support to intermediate mechanical science and spin science.
Project Collaborator
Kenichi Uchida Dr./Ass. Prof.
Kenichi Uchida is the research collaborator of this project and an associate professor at Tohoku University. He is well known by his first discovery of Spin Seebeck Effect and following his extensive work on the spectacular phenomenon.