- Nuclear Physics Research
- Theoretical Physics Research
- Discovery of New Elements
- Cosmological Research
- Applied Research
Research activities at the Nishina Center
Research activities conducted at the Nishina Center are described here.
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Nuclear Physics Research
Studying new nuclei using world-leading accelerators and exploring the mysteries of the universe and matter.
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Theoretical Physics Research
Exploring the mysteries of the universe and matter by making full use of paper, pen, and supercomputers.
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Discovery of New Elements
Discovery of the 113th element "Nihonium". First in Japan to discover a new atomic element.
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Research on the Nature of the Universe
Aiming to completely elucidate the nucleousynthesis in the universe, in conjunction with accelerator-based research.
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Applied Research
Conducting heavy-ion-beam breeding using accelerators. Several products are already for sale.