Researcher's Profile

  • Lecturer
  • Satori TSUZUKI
  • Aerospace Mobility
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tsuzukisatorig.ecc.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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Biography

March 2011 Department of Physics, Tokyo Institute of Technology (BS)
March 2013 Department of Energy Science, Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology (MS)
April 2014 Research Fellowship for Young Scientists of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS DC2)
March 2016 Department of Energy Science, Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology (Dr.Sci)
April 2016 Postdoctoral Research Fellowship for Young Scientists of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS PD)
July 2017 Project Resarch Associate, RCAST, The University of Tokyo (UTokyo)
April 2020 JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship for Research Abroad
April 2021 Project Lecturer, RCAST, UTokyo
April 2023 Lecturer, RCAST, UTokyo

Research Interests

From the perspective of mathematical science, common functions and structures emerge among seemingly different phenomena. With an academic background in mathematical physics, Dr. Tsuzuki has been working to solve various research problems, from fundamental research to developing applications in engineering fields, using state-of-the-art simulation technology that works on hundreds of computing accelerators. His primary research activities revolve around fluid dynamics; he has developed computational methods to realize high-parallel-efficient and high-resolution large-scale GPU computations in flow simulations using particle methods, which are used in various fields, from astrophysics to mechanical engineering, and in powder simulations using the discrete element method, a particle model of viscoelastic materials. As a mathematical scientist, he has studied mathematical and numerical models of self-driven many-particle systems for air traffic control and air traffic flows. He has worked on developing a new simulation method for cryogenic liquid helium-4 to reproduce macroscopic quantum phenomena toward the breakthrough of next-generation aerospace mobility.

Award

  • April 2023 Featured Article, Physics of Fluids, AIP Publishing
  • June 2017 "MSC Special Award," of the Graphics Awards at the 22th JSCES annual conference
  • June 2017 “First Place,” of the Graphics Awards at the 22th JSCES annual conference
  • March 2016 “Best Student Paper Award,” at the International Conference Violent Flows 2016
  • June 2015 “Visual Computing Award,” of the Graphics Awards at the 20th JSCES annual conference
  • March 2015 “Best Paper Award,” HPCS IEEE Computer Society Japan Chapter
  • March 2015 IEEE Computer Society Japan Chapter Young Researcher Award
  • December 2014 “Grand Prize,” of the Best CFD Graphics Award at the 28th CFD Symposium (animation section)
  • June 2014 “Best Performance Award,” of the Graphics Awards at the 22th JSCES annual conference
  • May 2014 JSME Fellow Award for Outstanding Young Engineers
  • October 2012 IPSJ Computer Science Research Award for Young Scientists

Keywords

Computational fluid dynamics, mathematical physics, large-scale particle simulations, superfluid helium-4, quantum fluids

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