News

2021-11-29

Call for proposal to the ISEE International Collaborative Research Program in FY 2022

Research Results 2021-11-26

Close relation between solar wind acceleration and density turbulence revealed from IPS observations

Awards 2021-11-19

Ken Ohashi was awarded the Student Presentation Award of the Physical Society of Japan for his oral presentation titled “Analysis of forward neutrons with the LHCf-ATLAS detectors (III)" at the 2021 Autumn meeting of the Physical Society of Japan

Research Results 2021-11-09

Low latitude red aurora observed at Kamchatca, Russia on November 4, 2021

Research Results 2021-11-05

Black carbon aerosols heating Arctic: Large contribution from mid-latitude biomass burning

Open position 2021-11-04

Postdoctoral researcher, Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research (ISEE)
Application Deadline : 5:00pm on Friday, December 10, 2021 (Japan time)

2021-10-27

SCOSTEP/PRESTO Newsletter Vol.29 has been published

As an activity of SCOSTEP and its new program PRESTO (Predictability of Variable Solar-Terrestrial Coupling, 2020-2024), SCOSTEP/PRESTO Newsletter volume 29 has been edited and distributed to the scientists in the world.

Research Results 2021-09-17

The Solar Activity in the Dalton Minimum Revealed from Historical Documents in the Austrian Monasteries.

Hisashi Hayakawa (designated assistant professor), Shoma Uneme, and Shinsuke Imada (ex-lecturer) of the Division for Integrated Studies have conducted an international collaboration to analyse Stephan Prantner's sunspot records preserved in Wilten Monastery (Austria) and construct the solar activity in the mid Dalton Minimum in terms of the sunspot group number and sunspot positions.

Research Results 2021-09-14

"Mystery of rotation" in the Sun was solved with supercomputer Fugaku

Associate Prof. Hideyuki Hotta (Graduate School of Science, Chiba University) and Prof. Kanya Kusano (the director of ISEE, Nagoya University) successfully reproduced the thermal convection and the magnetic field in the solar interior by the ultra-high resolution calculation using the supercomputer Fugaku. It is the result of solving the "mystery of rotation" in the sun that the equator rotates faster than the polar region, and a major step toward elucidating the mechanism of the solar cycle (11-year cycle). (published by Nature Astronomy, 13 Sep. 2021)

Research Results 2021-09-10

Relations between the Antarctic primary productivity and sea-ice changes with the subdecadal-scale climate variability during the last 11,400 years