Hiroyasu Ejiri, PhD

Physicist, Researcher

Osaka, Japan

Profile

Professor Hiroyasu Ejiri graduated from University of Tokyo (Physics course), earning his B.S. in 1958 and Ph.D. in 1963.
He has held extensive academic appointments at research institutes and/or physics departments of leading universities, including University of Tokyo, University of Washington, University of California, University of Copenhagen, Osaka University, International Christian University, and Czech Technical University.
   He has played leading roles in nuclear physics research, serving as the professor and/or the supervisor at these universities, the chairperson of the Nuclear Physics Committee in Japan,  the director of Research Center for Nuclear Physics Osaka Univ., and the director General of Yamada Science Foundation.

Awards and Honors

Toyo Rayon Science and Technology Award (1983), for research on double beta decay

Specially Promoted Science Grant for neutrino studies (1986–1991)

Shimadzu Prize (1992), for neutrino research with the ELEGANT nuclear spectrometer

Osmer Memorial Distinguished Professorship Award (2004)

Best Paper Awards in Neutrino Nuclear Physics (2000–2020, two papers)

Toyo Rayon Science and Technology Award (1983), for research on double beta decay

Specially Promoted Science Grant for neutrino studies (1986–1991)

Shimadzu Prize (1992), for neutrino research with the ELEGANT nuclear spectrometer

Osmer Memorial Distinguished Professorship Award (2004)

Best Paper Awards in Neutrino Nuclear Physics (2000–2020, two papers)