Shirahama, Keiya
シラハマ ケイヤ
Shirahama, Keiya
Faculty of Science and Technology Department of Physics/ProfessorBasic Information
Specialty
Low Temperature Physics, Quantum Fluids and Solids, Helium, Superfluidity, Quantum Phase Transition
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Researcher Number
70251486
Paper Review Qualification
Thesis Guide Qualification in the Graduate School of Science and Technology : Master/Doctor
Biography
Research experience
Japan Society for Promotion of Science Postdoctoral researcher
Japan Society for Promotion of Science Doctoral researcher
University of Bayreuth Research associate
Research
Reseach overview
We study novel quantum phenomena emerged in materials such as helium and hydrogen at very low temperatures. Newly developed nano/micro-structures are utilized to confine helium and to study quantum phase transitions and topological superfluidity. I also study adsorbed molecular films to produce novel superfluid matter.
Research Interests
- Superfluidity
- Helium
- Quantum Phase Transition
- Scanning Probe Microscopy
- Low Dimensional Electron System
Research areas
Magnetism, superconductivity and strongly correlated systems / Low Temperature Physics
Research theme
Quantum Phenomena of Helium Confined in Nano-Porous Media
Superfluidity of Solid Helium 4
Development of Low-temperature Scanning Probe Microscope
Social Activities