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铃木洋一郎1952—
Yōichirō Suzuki
日本物理学家
Yōichirō Suzuki is a Japanese experimental particle physicist, notable for his work on neutrinos.
摘自英文维基百科「Yōichirō Suzuki」（英文维基百科，暂无中文条目），CC BY-SA 4.0
- 出生
- 1952 年，东京都
- 国籍
- 日本
- 职业
- 物理学家、大学教师
- 母语 / 工作语言
- 日语
- 母校
- 京都大学
- 工作单位
- 东京大学
研究领域
师承
博士导师1
来自 Wikidata 的「博士导师」「师从」「博士生」「学生」记录，可能不全。
所获奖项（2）
- 2013Cocconi Prize
- 2016基础物理学突破奖
百科正文
本条目暂无中文维基百科条目，下面是英文维基百科原文。
Early life
Suzuki was born and grew up in Tokyo. His father was a tailor.
Career
Suzuki earned his Ph.D. in physics from Kyōto University in 1979 under Kozo Miyake. After postdoctoral work at Brown and Osaka University, he was appointed associate professor at the Institute for Cosmic Ray Research (ICRR) at Tōkyō University in 1989. He was promoted to professor in 1996 and became director of the institute in 2004. Suzuki was deputy director of the Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe (IPMU) at Tōkyō University from 2007 until March 2018. In addition, he has been director of the Kamioka observatory since 2002.
Awards
During the 1990s, Suzuki was spokesperson and project leader for the Super Kamiokande collaboration that demonstrated neutrino oscillation. For these achievements he received the Asahi Prize in 1999 (as part of the Super Kamiokande team), the Nishina Memorial Prize in 2001, the Bruno Pontecorvo Prize in 2010, and the EPS Cocconi Prize in 2013 (with Arthur B. McDonald). In 2016, Suzuki and the Super Kamiokande team were awarded the Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics together with other neutrino research consortia.
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