Hajime Obata

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University of Tokyo
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Hajime Obata is a Professor at the University of Tokyo, Japan. His research areas focus on marine chemistry and oceanography, particularly the spatial distributions of trace metals in ocean waters, including iron and manganese. He has published notable articles on the in-situ analysis of iron levels in open-ocean waters and the complexation of various metals in estuarine environments. His work contributes significantly to understanding the biogeochemical cycles in the Arctic and subarctic regions.

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Hideki FUKUDA

Associate Professor

The Univeristy of Tokyo

JAPAN
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HIROAKI SAITO

Professor

University of Tokyo

JAPAN
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Yuji Sano

Professor/Director

Kochi University

JAPAN
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Ichiro Yasuda

Professor

The Univeristy of Tokyo

JAPAN
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Laura Whitmore

University of Alaska Fairbanks

UNITED STATES
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Kuo Hong Wong

Assistant Professor

Kanazawa University

JAPAN
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Fuminori Hashihama

Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology

JAPAN
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Asami Mashio

Assistant Professor

Kanazawa University

JAPAN
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Koji Hamasaki

Professor

The Univeristy of Tokyo

JAPAN
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Youhei Yamashita

Associate Professor

Hokkaido University

JAPAN
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Toru Hirawake

Professor

National Institute of Polar Research

JAPAN
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KEI OKAMURA

Professor

Kochi University

JAPAN
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NAOYA KANNA

Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute, The University of Tokyo

JAPAN
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