PI:
Satoshi Nihonyanagi
PhD, Professor of Analytical Chemistry
Our laboratory focuses on the development of advanced non-linear spectroscopy to unravel molecular behaviors at complex interfaces. By integrating interface spectroscopy and molecular science, we aim to visualize and control unknown physicochemical phenomena while nurturing creative researchers to lead the next generation of science.
Members
Tsukasa Tokita,
Ph. D. Research Scientist
ORCiD
Development of infrared sum-frequency generation spectroscopy and its applications to semiconductor interfaces.
We are actively recruiting students and researchers interested in interface science and spectroscopy.
Join Our Team
Our laboratory utilizes interface nonlinear spectroscopy to elucidate the underlying mechanisms of complex interfacial phenomena. Graduate students are encouraged to actively participate in the development of our unique, custom-built experimental apparatus. In this multidisciplinary environment, you will not only specialize in interface chemistry and spectroscopy but also gain deep expertise in laser science and nonlinear optics.