Laboratory for Zero-Carbon Energy, Science Tokyo / Fukushima Reconstruction and Revitalization Unit

Laboratory members

The Nakase Laboratory collaborates with the Institute for Science and Technology Creation and the Fukushima Reconstruction and Regeneration Research Unit to conduct research activities.

Graduates

FY2024
Taiga SUZUKI (Bachelor's degree)Message from Graduate
Tetus RATTANASIRIMANEEWATE (Bachelor's degree)Message from Graduate
Noah Svedlund AVEREYIREH (International Exchange Student from Linköping University)

FY2023
Naoki KANNO (Doctoral Graduate)

Former Nakase Laboratory staff

Fauzia Hanum IKHWAN (Postdoctoral Fellow)
Yuko SUZUKI (Research Assistant)

International visitors

Fauzia Hanum IKHWAN(Indonesia : Nakase Laboratory Researcher)
Period of stay : July 1, 2023 - March 31, 2025
Research theme : Multi-element extraction with diglycolamide-based extractants using deep eutectic solvents


MARC CASTELLÓ ESCURIET (France:Science Tokyo – University of Strasbourg Exchange Agreement (Unistra))
Period of stay : February 17, 2025 - March 9, 2025
Research theme : Multi-element extraction with diglycolamide-based extractants using deep eutectic solvents


MARIA BOLTOEVA(France:Science Tokyo – University of Strasbourg Exchange Agreement (Unistra))
Period of stay : February 17, 2025 - March 9, 2025
Research theme : Multi-element extraction with diglycolamide-based extractants using deep eutectic solvents


Alaaeldine Shaker Mohammed SALEH (Egypt : JSPS invitational fellowships for research in Japan)
Message from Seniors
Period of stay : May 1, 2024 - February 28, 2025
Research theme : Study on the efficient separation of critical metals using a nobel diamide extractants


Gagad RAHMADI (Indonesia : MEXT Nuclear Researchers Exchange Program)Message from Seniors
Period of stay : December 10, 2024 - February 28, 2025

Alaaeldine Shaker Mohammed SALEH

I am an associate professor at Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority and have stayed in Nakase lab for 10 months as a visiting scholar within the JSPS Invitational Fellowship program. During my stay, I studied the synthesis of diamide extractants, their characterization, and use for the separation of critical metals.
The research environment in the lab is supportive and the atmosphere is multicultural and friendly. Nakase lab is a unique opportunity to exchange experiences and opinions with lab members. Last but not least, it is not only the scientific and professional aspect, the lab also provides a special social experience for personal development through collaboration with lab members including professors, researchers, students, secretary and research associates, all have the willingness to help and support.

Gagad RAHMADI

I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to learn and grow at Nakase Lab. My time here has been invaluable, expanding my knowledge and skills in nuclear fuel cycle research. The guidance, support, and collaboration from professors and colleagues have enriched my understanding immensely. I truly appreciate the welcoming environment and insightful discussions that have shaped my perspective. Thank you for the invaluable experience and knowledge—I will carry these lessons forward in my future research and career.

Taiga SUZUKI

I learned so much during my nine months at Nakase Lab. From attending conferences to visiting facilities, I had a lot of experiences I wouldn’t have gotten elsewhere. I also got along well with the staff and researchers, which made my time there really enjoyable.
If I had to give advice to new students joining the lab, it would be: don’t wait around for instructions—take the initiative and pitch your ideas! The more proactive you are, the more opportunities you'll find!

Tetus RATTANASIRIMANEEWATE

I had a really great time at Nakase Lab. The research topics offered in the lab are very flexible and the lab's members are very open and supportive.
If you are interested in nuclear studies with a lab environment with a modern mindset. This place is for you!