The following is the Science Team staff member list of the East Asian ALMA Regional Support Center at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan.
The location is the room number of the ALMA-J building in Mitaka. The telephone numbers should be appended to +81 422 34 3900. The domain of the e-mail addresses is @nao.ac.jp.
Daisuke Iono
- Position
- Project Scientist
- Scientific
Interests - Interacting galaxies, Submm galaxies, Galaxy formation and evolution, Radio astronomy
- Location
- 306
- Phone
- 3759
- mail
- d.iono
Tetsuo Hasegawa
- Position
- Distinguished Professor
- Scientific
Interests - Star formation, Interstellar matter, galaxies
- Location
- 305
- Phone
- 3782
- mail
- tetsuo.hasegawa
Yuichi Matsuda
- Position
- ARC science staff
- Scientific
Interests - Galaxy formation and evolution, Multi-wavelength astronomy
- Location
- 305
- Phone
- 3101
- mail
- yuichi.matsuda
Xiaoyang Chen
- Position
- ARC science staff (Postdoctoral Fellow)
- Scientific
Interests - Co-evolution of SMBH and galaxy; Ultra-luminous IR galaxy; AGN; galaxy-scale outflow
- Location
- 305
- Phone
- 3192
- mail
- xiaoyang.chen
Xing Walker Lu
- Position
- ARC science staff (Postdoctoral Fellow)
- Scientific
Interests - High-mass star formation in the Milky Way; Star formation in the Central Molecular Zone.
- Location
- 306
- Phone
- 3189
- mail
- xing.lu
- Website
- https://xinglunju.github.io/
Yu-Ting Wu
- Position
- ARC science staff (Postdoctoral Fellow)
- Scientific
Interests - Formation, evolution and dynamics of galaxies
- Location
- 205
- Phone
- 3103
- mail
- yuting.wu
Andres E. Guzman
- Position
- ARC science staff (Postdoctoral Fellow)
- Scientific
Interests - High-mass star formation. Accretion processes, outflows, jets, and hypercompact HII regions
- Location
- 305
- Phone
- 3102
- mail
- andres.guzman
Dieu Nguyen
- Position
- ARC Science Staff (Postdoctoral Fellow)
- Scientific
Interests - Massive Black Holes in Dwarf Galaxies, AGN, Nuclear Star Clusters, and Gravitational Lensing.
The primary focus of my current research is to search for and study massive black holes in nearby dwarf galaxies, and help constrain theoretical models for the formation of the first high-redshift black hole seeds.
- Location
- 305
- Phone
- 3104
- mail
- d.nguyen
Satoko Sorahana
- Position
- ARC Science Staff (Postdoctoral Fellow)
- Scientific
Interests - exoplanets, brown dwarfs, planet formation
- Location
- 307
- Phone
- 3115
- mail
- satoko.sorahana
Andrea Silva
- Position
- ASTE Postdoctoral Fellow
- Scientific
Interests - Galaxy formation and evolution, high redshifts galaxy mergers, galaxy clusters, multiwavelenght astronomy
- Location
- 306
- Phone
- 3114
- mail
- andrea.silva
- Website
- https://anggiewins.github.io/index.html
