Prof. OOKOUCHI Yutaka
Early Universe, Unified theory
Researcher Information
Message for high school students
Physics is the foundation of science, built upon mathematics and experiments. It is also obvious that physics is important from the perspective of its applications in society. On the other hand, delving deeply into the natural sciences can lead to new perspectives on certain philosophical questions. These provide a boundary area between the humanities and sciences, serving as a key to integrate different fields. With these in mind, why don't we study physics together?
Main courses in charge
- ISI Fundamental Courses/Basic System Science
- Approach Subjects/[NS]Physics A「Foundation of natural science」
- Issue-based Subjects/Issue-based Research (Area integrated)「Modern physics」