Motoko Fujiwara
U. of Toyama
Theoretical Physics Group
Theoretical Physics Group
Motoko Fujiwara
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I am an assitant professor at University of Toyama (Theoretical Physics Group).
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I am an assitant professor at University of Toyama (Theoretical Physics Group).
Click here to see my CV in full Ver.
Research Interests
There is overwhelming evidence that dark matter exists in our universe.
Various experiments are carried out to detect this mysterious "matter."
These results are essential to reveal the features of dark matter.
I construct a model of dark matter theory to explain these experimental results. I am also studying how to detect their low energy signals.
Click here to see my publication.
I construct a model of dark matter theory to explain these experimental results. I am also studying how to detect their low energy signals.
Click here to see my publication.
Contact
Links
arXiv
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U of. Toyama
TU Munich
U. of Tokyo, HEP Theory Group
Nagoya U. E-lab
Kobayashi-Maskawa Institute (KMI)
New Higgs Working Group
Dark Matter Working Group
International Particle Physics Outreach Group (IPPOG)
KMI Science Communication Team
#KMImug meets the world
ORIGINS Mentoring for Women
Girls, do Physics!
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