About The Nishina Center for Accelerator-Based Science
The Nishina Center for Accelerator-Based Science consists of the following four divisions: the Nuclear Science and Transmutation Research Division, the Research Facility Development Division, the Accelerator Applications Research Division, and the Subnuclear System Research Division.
The Nuclear Science and Transmutation Research Division conducts basic research on nuclear atomic
nucleus, the fundamental properties of the universe and nuclear
transmutation.
The Research Facility Development Division conducts various research and
development using the heavy ion accelerator at RIBF.
The Accelerator Applications Research Division conducts applied research
using the accelerator and experimental facility at RIBF.
The Subnuclear System Research Division carries out experimental research on
elementary particles, atomic nucleus, and condensed matter using particle
beams of protons, neutrons, and muons, explores the fundamental laws of
physics, and conducts theoretical research at the RIKEN BNL Research Center(USA) and the RIKEN Facility Office at RAL (UK).
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Message from Director A message from the Director of the Nishina Center. -
Organization About the organization of the Nishina Center. Organizational chart and related information. -
History Origin of the Nishina Center, Yoshio Nishina, and the history of accelerators and nuclear physics research. -
Brochure Nishina Center brochure. -
Collaboration Information about collaborations. -
Evaluation External Evaluation Report.