Nishina Laboratory

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nuclear physics laboratory particle physics laboratory physics research institute

Nishina Laboratory is a pioneering Japanese nuclear and particle physics research facility established in the early 20th century and closely associated with the development of modern physics in Japan.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	nuclear physics laboratory → particle physics laboratory → physics research institute →
academicDiscipline	high-energy physics → nuclear engineering → physics →
affiliation	Japanese physics community →
associatedWith	development of Japanese cyclotron technology → international collaborations in nuclear science → postwar reconstruction of Japanese physics →
contributedTo	development of particle accelerators in Japan → development of theoretical physics in Japan → training of Japanese nuclear physicists →
country	Japan →
employer	Japanese physicists →
fieldOfWork	accelerator physics → cosmic ray physics → nuclear physics → particle physics → radiation physics →
hasMission	advancement of nuclear and particle physics research in Japan → education and training of young researchers in physics →
hasPart	cyclotron facility → radioisotope research facilities →
hasResearchOutput	scientific papers in nuclear physics → scientific papers in particle physics →
heritageStatus	historically important physics laboratory in Japan →
inception	early 20th century →
languageOfWorkOrName	Japanese →
locatedIn	RIKEN → surface form: "Riken" Tokyo →
namedAfter	Yoshio Nishina →
notableResearcher	Hideki Yukawa → Sin-Itiro Tomonaga → Yoshio Nishina →
operatedBy	RIKEN → surface form: "Riken"
partOf	RIKEN → surface form: "Riken Nishina Center for Accelerator-Based Science"
researchFocus	fundamental properties of atomic nuclei → high-energy particle interactions → radiation detection and measurement →
significantEvent	construction of Japan’s first cyclotron → early development of modern physics in Japan →

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Yoshio Nishina → founded → Nishina Laboratory →