Yohei Igami
助教 / Assistant Professor
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Yohei Igami is an Assistant Professor at Kyoto University in Japan. His research focuses on planetary science, particularly the analysis of samples from asteroid 162173 Ryugu, investigating topics such as space weathering, organic materials, and microstructural features. Recent publications include studies on the mineralogical context of Ryugu samples and the implications of nitrogen-rich materials from the outer Solar System.
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Moe Matsuoka
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
Toru Matsumoto
Kyoto University
Akira Miyake
教授 / Professor
Kyoto University
Masaaki Miyahara
Hiroshima University
Francisco de la Peña
Université de Lille
Makoto Kimura
National Institute of Polar Research
Megumi Matsumoto
Assistant Professor
Tohoku University
Luke Daly
Lecturer in Planetary Geoscience
University of Glasgow
Joshua Spitz
Associate Professor
University of Michigan
Kentaro Uesugi
Chief Scientist
Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute
Hayato Yuzawa
Institute for Molecular Science
Aki Takigawa
Associate Professor
University of Tokyo
Hugues Leroux
Professor
Université de Lille
YUSUKE SETO
Osaka University
Junya Matsuno
Kyushu University
Shogo Tachibana
Professor
University of Tokyo
Keishi Okazaki
Associate Professor
Hiroshima University
John Bridges
Professor of Planetary Science
University of Leicester
Natsue Abe
Guest Assosiate Professor
Kanazawa University
Masahiro Yasutake
Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute
Hiroshi Takeuchi
Professor
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Takanao Saiki
Professor
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Matthew Leybourne
Professor
Queen's University
Takaaki Noguchi
教授 / Professor
Kyoto University
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