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Update: 2005/09/27

Research

List of Recipients

MSJ Spring Prize (by MSJ)

2010

Osamu Iyama

“Studies on representations of finite-dimensional algebras and Cohen–Macaulay modules”

MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize (by MSJ)

2008

Jun Kato

MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize for Encouragement of Young Researchers (by MSJ)

2004	Hidekazu Furusho	“Study of p-adic multiple zeta values”
2004	Ryo Takahashi	“Homological studies on Cohen–Macaulay rings”
2003	Tomomi Kawamura
2001	Osamu Iyama	“Representation theory of orders”

MSJ Algebra Prize

2020	Ryo Takahashi	“Subcategories of module categories of commutative rings”
2014	Hidekazu Furusho	“Studies on Grothendieck–Teichmüller theory and multiple zeta values”
2012	Shigeyuki Kondo
2008	Osamu Iyama
2005	Kohji Matsumoto	“Studies on analytic behaviour of zeta-functions”
1999	Kazuhiro Fujiwara	“Study on arithmetic geometry”

MSJ Analysis Prize

2015	Mitsuru Sugimoto	“Harmonic analysis for modulation and related spaces and smoothing estimates for partial differential equations of dispersive type”
2007	Toshiaki Hishida	“New development of Fujita-Kato theory for Navier-Stokes equations”
2005	Nobuo Yoshida	“Research on models in statistical physics by means of stochastic analysis”

MSJ Geometry Prize

2004	Shin Nayatani	“Construction of invariant metrics in the ideal boundaries of real and complex hyperbolic spaces”
1994	Ryoichi Kobayashi	“On the existence of Kähler–Einstein metrics on non-compact complex algebraic surfaces and its application to the uniformization problem”

IEEE Information Theory Society Paper Award

2011

Masahito Hayashi

“Information spectrum approach to second-order coding rate in channel coding”

Inoue Prize for Science (by Inoue Foundation for Science)

2018

Osamu Iyama

“Algebra representation (categorical approach)”

Inoue Research Award for Young Scientists (by Inoue Foundation for Science)

2006

Hidekazu Furusho

“p-adic multiple polylogarithms and the p-adic KZ equation”

Ryogo Kubo Memorial Prize (by Inoue Foundation for Science)

2011

Taro Nagao

“Random matrix theory and its applications to physics”

International Conferences on Representations of Algebras (ICRA) Award

2007

Osamu Iyama

“Higher theory for almost split sequences and Auslander correspondence, and his subsequent work on CalabiYau categories”

Japan Academy Medal (by Japan Academy)

2016

Masahito Hayashi

“Information theory and quantum information theory for finite-coding-length”

JSPS Prize (by JSPS)

2015	Masahito Hayashi	“Information theory and quantum information theory for finite-coding-length”
2010	Osamu Iyama	“Representation theory of orders”

Nishinomiya–Yukawa Memorial Awards (by Nishinomiya City)

2005	Tetsuya Shiromizu

Daiwa Adrian Prize (for UK–Japan teams) (by Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation)

2010	Tetsuya Shiromizu

Niels Bohr Professorship (by Danish National Research Foundation)

2012	Lars Hesselholt

Young Scientists’ Prize (The Commendation for Science and Technology by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) (by MEXT)

2006	Tetsuya Shiromizu

Kirkman Medal (by The Institute of Combinatorics and Its Applications)

2008	Futaba Fujie-Okamoto

Challenging Research Award (by Tokyo Institute of Technology)

2004	Tetsuya Shiromizu