Shigeru Yoshida

Last Update: Dec 14 2016

What's New

IceCube has set the most stringent constraints on ultra-high energy cosmic ray origin by the neutrino observation. published in Physical Review Letters (Dec 7 2016)
The works of my group on the most stringent limit on fluxes of ultra-high energy cosmic neutrinos by IceCube have been published in PRD (Dec 16 2013)
IceCube has announced the first detection of ultra-high energy neutrinos . This finding was lead by my group working on the search for ultra-gh energy cosmic neutrinos (Mar 15 2012)
The recent publications by IceCube and the related science I have been deeply invovolved with are now abailable on-line (Mar 15 2012)
My IceCube presentation (pdf 2.4 MByte) for the JPS-symposium 2010 (Sep 13 2010)
My IceCube presentation (Microsoft Powerpoint 10 MByte) for the SUSY 2006 (Aug 15 2006)
My Rapporteur presentation (Microsoft Powerpoint 5.2 MByte) for the ICRC pune 2005 (Aug 15 2005)
"EHE Neutrino/Lepton propagation: Implications for their detection by the IceCube" published in Phys.Rev.D. See the selected publication page (May 18, 2004).
South Pole IceCube/IceTop Depolyment Trip 2003 Pictures

Main Research Activities: Experimental study of the highest energy cosmic rays and neutrinos. I have participated IceCube and AGASA. I have also been working on some phenomenological calculations on propagation of cosmic rays and neutrinos interacting with the cosmic thermal backgrounds.

Research Associate	:	University of Utah	1994
Assistant Professor	:	Institute for Cosmic Ray Research,
		University of Tokyo, Japan	1995-2002
Monbu-Sho Fellow	:	University of Tokyo, Japan	1997
Visiting Scholar	:	University of Utah	1997-2000
Associate Professor	:	Chiba University	2002-Present
Professor and Director	:	International Center for Hadron Astrophysics	2013-Present