Research Organization
Steering Committee
Revolution of Chiral Materials Science using Helical Light Fields
Principal Investigator
Takashige OmatsuChiba University
Co-Investigators
Hiromi OkamotoInstitute for Molecular Science
Masahiro EharaNational Institutes of Natural Sciences
Evaluation Committee
Reviewers
Eiji YashimaNagoya University
Toyohiko YatagaiUtsunomiya University
Hiroshi MasuharaNational Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
Tohru SuemotoThe University of Electro-Communications
Advisors
Kazue KuriharaTohoku University
Yoshie HaradaOsaka University
Keiji SasakiHokkaido University
Yasushi InoueOsaka University
International Advisors
Kishan DholakiaUniversity of Adelaide and University of St Andrews
Halina Rubinsztein-DunlopThe University of Queensland
Malcolm KadodwalaUniversity of Glasgow
Alexander GovorovOhio University
Planned Research
A01
Nonlinear chiral optical responses by helical light fields
Principal Investigator
Nobuhiko YokoshiOsaka Metropolitan University
Co-Investigators
Yoshito TanakaHokkaido University
A02
Quantum inverse design theory for the chiroptical properties based on helical light fields
Principal Investigator
Masahiro EharaNational Institutes of Natural Sciences
A03
Coherent control of excitons in chiral molecular systems throught interactions with helical light fields
Principal Investigator
Takuya NakashimaOsaka Metropolitan University
Co-Investigators
Takashi HiroseKyoto University
Mitsuhiko MorisueKyoto Institute of Technology
Mihoko YamadaNara Institute of Science and Technology
B01
Chiral interaction dynamics between helical light fields and nanomaterials
Principal Investigator
Hiromi OkamotoInstitute for Molecular Science
Co-Investigators
Sadgrove MarkTokyo University of Science
AHN HyoYongNational Institutes of Natural Sciences
Junsuke YamanishiInstitute for Molecular Science
B02
Interaction between material and helical near field
Principal Investigator
Tomoya OshikiriTohoku University
Co-Investigators
Takehiko WadaTohoku University
B03
Nanoscale Helical Field Generations and Material Manipulations using Plasmonics
Principal Investigator
Atsushi TaguchiHokkaido University
C01
Nano/macro-scale chiral structures fabricated by illumination of helical light fields
Principal Investigator
Takashige OmatsuChiba University
Co-Investigators
Hiroko YokotaTokyo Institute of Technology
Katsuhiko MiyamotoChiba University
Teruki SugiyamaNara Institute of Science and Technology
C02
Excitation of quantized vortex via helical light field
Principal Investigator
Yosuke MinowaKyoto University
Co-Investigators
Makoto TsubotaOsaka Metropolitan University
Takashi NishiokaKochi University
C03
Stimulation into biological tissues and self-organization dynamics using helical light fields
Principal Investigator
Chie HosokawaOsaka Metropolitan University
Co-Investigators
Kentaro DoiToyohashi University of Technology
C04
Development of 3D-tissues with helical structures by helical light field
Principal Investigator
Michiya MatsusakiOsaka University
Co-Investigators
Masahiko NakamotoOsaka University
Kenta HommaOsaka University
Publicly Offered Research
A
Study of chirality-dependent optical forces enabled by spin-orbital angular momentum conversion in the nonlinear optical trapping of VO2 particles
Principal Investigator
Pin ChristopheOkinawa Institute of Science and Technology
Theory of topological-light driven nonequilibrium dynamics of vortex generation in magnets and superconductors
Principal Investigator
Masahiro SatoChiba University
Molecular Theories in Chiral Materials Science
Principal Investigator
Hirofumi SatoKyoto University
Experimental and theoretical studies on the interaction of high-energy UV vortex synchrotron radiation with biomolecules
Principal Investigator
Koichi MatsuoHiroshima University
Interaction of light vortices and electrons explored in quantum Hall regime
Principal Investigator
Kenichi OtoChiba University
Simulation study on the correlation between local asymmetry and macroscopic chirality in fundamental processes of optical-vortex and plasma interaction
Principal Investigator
Hiroaki NakamuraNational Institute for Fusion Science
B
Topological structures induced by transverse spin angular momentum of surface plasmon polaritons
Principal Investigator
Atsushi KuboUniversity of Tsukuba
Integrated system of HS-AFM and optical vortex for high spatio-temporal resolution observation of chiral ordering
Principal Investigator
Takayuki UmakoshiOsaka University
High resolution observation of chirality by photo-induced force microscopy and elucidation of light helix and molecular interactions
Principal Investigator
Yasuhiro SugawaraOsaka University
Visualization of nano-optical chiral fields generated by helical light
Principal Investigator
Kohei ImuraWaseda University
Development of single-chip optical chiral light sources
Principal Investigator
Kyoko KitamuraTohoku University
Optical Vortex Tweezers using Nanostructured Semiconductors and their applications to Chiral Chemistry
Principal Investigator
Yasuyuki TsuboiOsaka Metropolitan University
Chiro-thermo-optical reaction fields at the nanometer scale
Principal Investigator
Kenji SetouraUniversity of Hyogo
C
Development of Nanomaterials with Photoregulated Helicity
Principal Investigator
Ryojun ToyodaTohoku University
Chiral Nucleation in Metaspace with Enhanced Helical Near-Field Co-Created by Electric and Magnetic Field
Principal Investigator
Hiromasa NiinomiTohoku University
Creation of magnetic skyrmions by helicity of light
Principal Investigator
Tomoyuki YokouchiRIKEN
Theory for fluid control and chiral ordering with helical light field
Principal Investigator
Mamoru TamuraOsaka University
Chirality-selective nucleation and crystal growth induced by chiral vortex beam
Principal Investigator
Ryusei OketaniOsaka University
Exploring chiral edge mode and geometric universality in active matter by optical vortex manipulatio
Principal Investigator
Yusuke MaedaKyoto University
Photochemical chiral growth of metal colloids using helisity of light
Principal Investigator
Koichiro SaitoNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
Molecular assembling of phenylalanine derivatives by chiral optical forces
Principal Investigator
Kenichi YuyamaOsaka Metropolitan University