CV

Education

Ph.D in Astronomy, Tohoku University, 2017
- Supervisor: Prof. Takashi Ichikawa and Prof. Masayuki Akiyama
M.S. in Astronomy, Tohoku University, 2014
- Supervisor: Prof. Takashi Ichikawa
B.S. in Astronomy, Tohoku University, 2012

December 2021 - : Assistant Scientist
- California Institute of Technology/Infrared Processing and Analysis Center (IPAC)
- Primary roles
  - Grism-Prism Data Processing for Roman Space Telescope
June 2019 - December 2021: STScI Prize Fellow
- Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore.
  - Supervisor: Dr. Stephanie LaMassa
- Duties included:
  - 50% functional work for JWST/NIRISS
  - 50% independent research
August 2017 - June 2019: Postdoctoral Scholar
- Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore.
  - Supervisor: Dr. Massimo Stiavelli
- Duties included:
  - Formation history of massive dead galaxies at z~2 with HST grism data
  - Search for bright galaxy candidates in the cosmic reionization era
2015 - 2017: Visiting Graduate Researcher
- University of California, Los Angeles.
  - Supervisor: Prof. Tommaso Treu and Dr. Louis Abramson
- Duties included:
  - Structural analyese of galaxies in the Hubble Frontier Fields

2014 - 2017: Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), DC1 Fellow
- Annual research grant 900K JPY
2014 - 2017: DIARE Doctoral Fellow, Tohoku University
- Annual research grant 600K JPY
2012 - 2014: DIARE Master Fellow, Tohoku University
- Annual research grant 100K JPY

2023: The 19th Morita Memorial Award by Tohoku University
- Ceremony talk (Japanese)
2020: The STScI Achievement Award
- JWST Masterclass Support Team
2019: HST Cycle27 AR program
- “Constraining the QSO Luminosity Function at z~8 by using the HST Legacy Survey Data”, with research grant of 86.7K USD
2019: HST Cycle26 Mid-cycle program
- “Is bright galaxy formation different in the epoch of reionization? Confirmation of the brightest candidates at redshift z > 8”, 4 primary orbits, with research grant of 27.8K USD
2019: HST Cycle25 program
- “The brightest galaxies in the first 700 Myr: Building Hubble’s legacy of large area IR imaging for JWST and beyond”, 500 pure-parallel orbits

STScI Galaxy Journal Club Organizer.
Subaru Telescope, external reviewer.
NASA FINESST20 ASTRO, reviewer.
SOC member of STScI workshop, “Multi-object Spectroscopy for Statistical Measures of Galaxy Evolution”.
STScI Fellowship Selection Committee.
Japan JWST Cycle 1 Proposal Workshop SOC & Instructor.
Subaru / TMT Science Book 2020, contributed as a coauthor.
Journal Referee, ApJ, MNRAS.
Graduate Student Committee Chair, Tohoku University