[Media Coverage] Jupiter's complex transient auroras
The research outcome by Dr Tomoki Kimura, Special Postdoctoral Researcher, “Jupiter's complex transient auroras” gets media coverage at home and abroad. (TV) NHK Ohayo Nippon, News at 5pm, News CHECK eleven <\li> (Newspaper) The Nihon Konyo Shinbun, Kagaku Shinbun <\li> (Web) Astroarts, sorae, Asian Scientist, Sci-News.com, International Business Times <\li> Other Foreign medias <\li>
[Press Release] Jupiter's complex transient auroras
Dr. Tomoki Kimura, Special Postdoctoral Researcher, and his international colleagues observed the Jupiter’s brightest aurora by the Hisaki satellite. Combining the observations via the Hubble Space Telescope and the Juno spacecraft, they clarified the energy transport mechanisms in the broad space around the Jupiter. http://www.riken.jp/en/pr/press/2017/20170526_1/%5B:%5D
[TV Show] NHK COSMIC FRONT
An interview with Dr. Tomoki Kimura was broadcast on the TV Show on NHK “Cosmic Front” on Mar. 30, 2017. He explained the result from the collaborative observation of Jupiter’s aurora by Hisaki satellite and the Hubble Space Telescope.
Executive Vise-President of Elsevier visited us (2017/2/1)
Mr. Michiel Kolman, Executive vise-president of Elsevier, visited our laboratory and chatted about space science researches with laboratory members.