Academic Staff and Fellows

MASUI Takahiko: Associate Professor PhD (Natural Science); Department/Science　 Graduate school/Science

In the field of condensed matter physics, it’s possible to conduct research by creating one’s own specimens and measuring these. It is interesting in a completely different way than mega science. The goal here is to discover new physical phenomena and new matter, as well as solve long-debated mysteries of science.

1) Magnetic levitation by SC 2) Raman spectrum 3) XRD 4) Magnetic susceptibility

Research Area	Condensed Matter Physics (experiments)
Research Interests	Experimental study of Cuprate superconductors
Selected Publications	(1)"Absence of the 1/8-anomaly in oxygen isotope effect on YBCO", Phys. Rev. B vol.89, 060505(R) (2014). (2)"Effect of out-of-plane disorder on superconducting gap anisotropy in Bi2212 as seen via Raman spectroscopy", Phys. Rev. B vol.85, 20507 (2012). (3)"Transport properties and Raman spectra of impurity substituted MgB2", Physica C vol.456 , 102 (2007).
Research and Achievements	02_masui_takahiko.pdf
Education (Undergraduate Course)	Kyoto University

Solid State Physics Laboratory

E-mail	tkmasui（at）phys.kindai.ac.jp Note that this e-mail address has replaced the "@" with "(at)" to prevent spam. When e-mailing, replace the "(at)" with "@".