2023 JpGU Fellowship
Gaku Kimura
For outstanding contributions to detailed analysis on internal structures of accretionary complex and to the promotion of international collaboration
2023 JpGU Fellowship
Makoto Taniguchi
For outstanding contributions to interdisciplinary water cycle research connecting the atmosphere and the oceans by elucidating the groundwater discharge processes and the global warming impacts
2023 JpGU Fellowship
Dapeng Zhao
For outstanding contributions to understanding the Earth's internal structure using seismic tomography and to its implications for Earth’s dynamics, including arc volcanism
2023 JpGU Fellowship
Toshitaka Tsuda
For outstanding contributions to the study of atmospheric vertical coupling by developing novel atmospheric remote sensing techniques and to the development of international collaboration
Nishida Prize Recipient
Luca Caricchi
Understanding the physical processes controlling the storage and transport of magma in the lithosphere and the distribution of magnitude and frequency of volcanic eruptions
Nishida Prize Recipient
Yukiko Imada
Study on predictability of climate variability and advancing the event attribution research
Nishida Prize Recipient
Shingo Kameda
Studies on surface and atmosphere of celestial bodies using instruments onboard spacecraft
Nishida Prize Recipient
Yoshio Kono
Synchrotron X-ray studies on the structure and properties of magmas under pressure
Nishida Prize Recipient
Junichiro Kuroda
Research on global environmental changes as a consequence of Deep Earth Processes
Nishida Prize Recipient
Tatsu Kuwatani
Studies on data-driven science by integrating geosciences and mathematical information sciences
Nishida Prize Recipient
Yasuhiro Oba
Organic astrochemical evolution in interstellar environment and the solar system
Nishida Prize Recipient
Asami Sano-Furukawa
Research on hydrogen in the Earth’s materials at high pressure and temperature based on synchrotron X-ray and Neutron beams
Nishida Prize Recipient
Takeshi Tamura
Global mapping of sea ice production derived from satellite observation and its application to the research on global ocean system
Nishida Prize Recipient
Youhei Yamashita
Biogeochemical studies on the optical traits and dynamics of dissolved organic matter in the hydrosphere
2022 Taira Prize Recipient
Hiroko Kitajima
For outstanding contributions for fault mechanics, physical properties and structuralgeology to investigate the planet’s most active and hazardous fault zones easilymeasures up.