Hitoshi Murayama

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Hitoshi Murayama is a prominent Japanese theoretical physicist known for his work in particle physics and cosmology and for holding leading academic positions in both Japan and the United States.

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instanceOf Japanese scientist
cosmologist
human
particle physicist
theoretical physicist
countryOfCitizenship Japan
educatedAt University of Tokyo
employer Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe
University of California, Berkeley
University of Tokyo
familyName Murayama
fieldOfWork astroparticle physics
cosmology
dark matter
grand unified theories
inflationary cosmology
neutrino physics
particle physics
physics beyond the Standard Model
supersymmetry
theoretical physics
givenName Hitoshi
hasAcademicDiscipline natural sciences
physics
knownFor contributions to cosmology
contributions to particle physics
leadership in international physics collaborations
science outreach in Japan and internationally
languageSpoken English
Japanese
memberOf American Physical Society
Physical Society of Japan
name Hitoshi Murayama self-link
notableWork public lectures on fundamental physics and the universe
research on neutrino masses and mixing
research on supersymmetric models of particle physics
work on connections between particle physics and cosmology
work on grand unified theories
occupation physicist
science communicator
university professor
positionHeld Founding Director of the Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe
MacAdams Professor of Physics at UC Berkeley
Professor at the University of Tokyo
Professor of Physics at the University of California, Berkeley
workLocation Berkeley
surface form: Berkeley, California

Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture, Japan
surface form: Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture

Tokyo

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University of Tokyo hasNotableFaculty Hitoshi Murayama
Hitoshi Murayama name Hitoshi Murayama self-link