Background

B.Sc., Shimane University, Japan (Department of Geoscience, Interdisciplinary Faculty of Science and Engineering in 2017)

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M.Sc., Shimane University, Japan (Science and Engineering in the Geoscience Course, Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science and Engineering in 2019)

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D.Sc., Shimane University, Japan (Science and Engineering in the Geoscience and Geoenvironmental Science Course, Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science and Engineering in 2022)

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​Toya-Usu　UNESCO Global Geopark Council Researcher （April 2022- July 2022)

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Nagoya University Institute for Sapce-Earth Environmental Research Researcher

(August 2022- September 2023)

 

Cooperative Faculty of Education, Gunma University, Lecturer (October 2023-present)

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Birthplace

Tokushima Pref.

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My major

Geology and Paleontology

My hobbies

Watching the sports (e.g. Kendo, Baseball), Eating the sweets

Strengths

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I have been studying the reconstruction of the global environment from about 10,000 years ago to the present in the seas around Japan and the Antarctic area using the ostracods (microfossil).

Ostracods have been found in strata dating back to about 480 million years ago and now live in wide water areas from freshwater marsh to deep marine. In addition, I joined the 61st Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition to reconstruct the paleoenvironment through geological and oceanographic research around Antarctica.

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Thank you for reading, and please contact for me!

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