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J-GLOBAL ID：200901057818738137   Update date: Aug. 30, 2020

Nagaya Kiyonobu

ナガヤ キヨノブ | Nagaya Kiyonobu
Affiliation and department：
Kyoto University Graduate School of Science, Division of Physics and Astronomy

About Kyoto University Graduate School of Science, Division of Physics and Astronomy


Research field  (1)： Magnetism, superconductivity, and strongly correlated systems
Research keywords  (2)： 不規則系の物理 ,  Physics of Structurally Disordered Materials
Research theme for competitive and other funds  (4)：
  • クラスターのX線吸収分光
  • 光電子分光を用いたクラスターの電子状態の研究
  • X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy of Free Clusters
  • Photoelectron Spectroscopy of Free Clusters
Papers (83)：
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MISC (11)：
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Lectures and oral presentations  (17)：
  • Ultrafast structure change of laser induced nano-plasma traced by time- resolved x-ray diffraction
    (14th International Conference on Multiphoton processes 2017)
  • Dynamics in XFEL induced nano-plasma
    (Physical Chemistry Colloquium 2017@Sendai 2017)
  • Ultrafast dynamics of atomic clusters proved by XFEL
    (30th International Conference on Photonic Electronic and Atomic Collisions (ICPEAC XXX) 2017)
  • Femtosecond time-resolved observation of nanoplasma formation at SACLA
    (Satellite workshop of 5th Japanese-German University Presidents’ Conference 2016)
  • Tracing of ultrafast dynamics of polyatomic molecules at SACLA
    (HeKKSAGOn Pre-meeting in Heidelberg 2016)
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Education (4)：
  • - 1995 Kyoto University
  • - 1995 Kyoto University Graduate School, Division of Natural Science
  • Kyoto University Faculty of Science
  • Kyoto University Faculty of Science
Professional career (2)：
  • Master of Science (Kyoto University)
  • 博士(理学) (京都大学)
Work history (2)：
  • 1998 - 2003 Kyoto University Faculty of Science
  • 1995 - 1998 Kyoto University Faculty of Science
Awards (1)：
  • 2003 - Excellent Poster Award for Young Scientist
Association Membership(s) (2)：
ナノ学会 ,  日本物理学会
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