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Mizuno Lab
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A lab that traces the course of volcanic eruptions from the rock textures of eruption products.
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Tracing eruptions through eruption product textures.
"Leading Graduate Program in Science for Dynamic Earth Symbiosis (Tatsuki Mizuno)" is an entry listed as a graduate program in the faculty list of the Department of Earth Science, Graduate School of Science, Tohoku University.
The Assistant Professor in charge, Tatsuki Mizuno, belongs to the Division of Earth and Planetary Materials Science, and his research field is solid Earth science.
In papers and conference presentations, he examines the rock textures of volcanic eruption products.
The Department of Earth Science aims to understand the origin, structure, and evolution of the Earth and the solar system.
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Assistant Professor Tatsuki Mizuno's research field is given as solid Earth science in his researcher information. In his published papers and conference presentations, he investigates how the 1783 eruption of Asama Volcano and the 2021 eruption of Fukutoku-Okanoba proceeded, using the rock textures of their eruption products.
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