High-Density Matter Reaction Design Lab

AboutAbout the lab

Creating and investigating high-density matter with quantum beams

The High-Density Matter Reaction Design Lab studies how to create and investigate high-density matter using quantum beams such as high-power lasers and X-ray free-electron lasers.
Its targets are unexplored high-density states of matter, such as those found deep inside stars and planets.
The lab aims to understand reactions under extreme environments and extreme conditions, and to design the pathways leading to desired states of matter as well as the applications that arise from them.
At the Institute of Laser Engineering, Professor Norimasa Ozaki is listed in the plasma photonics research group, which is described as "elucidating and exploring the high-energy-density nature of matter by mastering diverse quantum beams."

MembersFaculty

• ProfessorNorimasa Ozaki

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