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About Our Group
Our research interest is to explore the physical origin of the Universe
through the measurements of Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) polarization.
By detecting the CMB B-mode polarization precisely, we attempt to disclose
the true figure of the Universe in the time shortly before the Big Bang.
The current research topics are the followings:
* Highly sensitive ground-based CMB polarization experiments (QUIET, POLAEBEAR)
* Mission study of the CMB polarization satellite, LiteBIRD.
* R&D of the highly sensitive large-format detector array for the next-generation
CMB polarization experiments as a part of the KEK Detector Technology Project.
We work closely with both domestic and international collaborators for
these projects. In Japan we are the core members to promote the five-year
research project approved by MEXT from 2009 to 2013 (see below). From overseas
we closely collaborate with the University of Chicago, the University
of California, Berkeley and other universities.
Grants Projects
The Physical Origin of the Universe viewed through the Cosmic Background
Radiation 〜 from Cosmological inflation to Dark Ages 〜 (H21-H25) PI HAZUMI, Masashi |
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