Professor Atsuyuki Oki
Affiliation: Faculty of Fisheries Sciences (School of Fisheries Sciences)
If you are interested, I recommend this subject! :Oceanography, Earth environmental science
What led me to study: When I was an undergraduate, I studied physics at School of Science, and I thought I would eventually go into the semiconductor industry. The major change in direction came when I was deciding which laboratory to belong to. When I learned that I could join an atmospheric physics laboratory and conduct research on a ship, I took the plunge and jumped into that world. Throughout my master's degree, I conducted research by observing the ocean's atmosphere and investigating the number and concentration of components and particles. After completing my studies, I wanted to do research closer to the ocean, so I am currently conducting research on the ocean environment and the organic gases that occur there.
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