Three researchers from IIT Delhi, India (Hurmal Saren, Nimisha Arora and Niru Chowdhury) Visited Fukuma lab Under the sakura science programme organised by JST (Japan science and technology agency).

They explored various research facilities available at KIT and the Yamaguchi university.

All researchers were highly excited and it was very nice experience for all to see the work culture, research and tradition of Japan. The thing they like the most about Japan is the Hard work every time (Ganbarimasu!!). We wish all the best for their future endeavours and research.

Arrived at Fukuoka Airport.

Research Discussion at KIT

Welcome Dinner

Travelling to Yamaguchi University

Research Experience in Yamaguchi University

Research experience in KIT

Beyond Research

Utkarsh Shashank (D1), a PhD student and Taiga Shibata (M1), a master student from our laboratory attended Ion Beams in Materials Engineering and characterizations (IBMEC) Conference 2018 at IUAC, New Delhi, INDIA from October 9-12. They also performed some experiments and explored Delhi, INDIA.

30 kV Ion Accelerator at IUAC

In the Ion implantation lab at IUAC

Shibata’s poster presentation at IUAC, New Delhi

Utkarsh’s family at IUAC

Farewell Dinner at residence of Dr Asokan

Utkarsh’s visit to Prof. PK Muduli in IIT Delhi

With Dr Asokan at IUAC, New Delhi

Shibata’s Lunch at Utkarsh’s relatives place

Shibata’s visit to Adventure Island, Rohini, Delhi, INDIA

Shibata’s visit to Utkarsh relatives’ home

Shibata playing soccer

Shibata at IUAC, New Delhi, INDIA

With Lab members of Dr. Asokan.

Shashank Tyagi (D1) and Keisuke Kimura (B4) visited Yamaguchi University for 1 week for the experimental work.

Thanks to Prof. H Asada for inviting and giving chance to work in his Laboratory..!!

I visited Tokyo (The heart of Japan)  for 2 days to attend an event. I was so fascinated to see the fast and furious life and passion of people.

A View from the TOKYO tower

At SHIBUYA..! Its the world’s most busiest crossing where 2500 people passes one time.

Tanguy finished his internship in our lab!

Farewell lunch!

Two students Gabriel Sauger and Vivier Tanguy  from the french engineering school Ecole des Mines de Nancy  came to fukuma lab for the short term internship.

“We welcome both of you and hope for your nice and fruitful stay in Japan”

An interesting game that allows us to visualize different length scales with a scroll of our computer mouse!

http://scaleofuniverse.com/