Asst.Prof. ADACHI Tatsuro
Geology, Petrology
Researcher Information
Message for high school students
The Earth has been changing for 4.6 billion years, and those changes are recorded in its rocks and strata. Geology is the science that reads these records to uncover how our planet has evolved through time.
Geology plays an essential role in our everyday lives. It provides the foundation for studying the environment, natural disasters, and natural resources—issues that are becoming increasingly important to society.
Geological research includes fieldwork in the nature, analyzing data using physics, chemistry, and biology, and so on. Whether you enjoy working outdoors or prefer careful analysis in the lab, geology offers a place where many different strengths and interests can shine.
If you’re curious about the Earth, we invite you to step into the world of geology.
Main courses in charge
- Basic System Science/ISI Fundamental Courses
- [NS]Earth Sciences B/Practice of Basic Fieldwork/Approach Subjects
- [NS]Earth Sciences C/Earth Materials 1/Approach Subjects
- Issue-based Research (Earth and Environment Area)/Earth Materials 2/Issue-based Subjects
- Issue-based Research (Earth and Environment Area)/Practice for Earth Science/Issue-based Subjects
- Earth Sciences in Global Society（Interdisciplinary Science & Innovation Courses/Earth and Environment）
- Lecture Series（Reflective Courses）
- Basic Project for Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation,Project for Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation（Collaborative Courses）
- Cross-Cultural Adjustment 2,International Experience A,International ExperienceB（Experiential Courses）
- Degree Project（Interdisciplinary Science & Innovation Courses）