Recent Recipients

Frontiers of Science Awards (International Congress of Basic Science; Jun. 2023): Minoru Hirose (Designated Assistant Professor (YLC)); “Iterated integrals on $P^1 \setminus \{0, 1, \infty, z\}$ and a class of relations among multiple zeta values”; (This award was jointly received with Nobuo Sato (National Taiwan University); Frontiers of Science Awards [International Congress of Basic Science site]

Programming Languages Software Award (ACM SIGPLAN; Jul. 2023): Jacques Garrigue (Professor); “Implementation of the programming language OCaml”; (He received this award as one of development members of OCaml.); Programming Languages Software Award [ACM SIGPLAN site]

2022

MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize (2022 MSJ Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2022): Fujiwara Kazumasa (Assitant Professor); “Harmonic analytical research on nonlinear dispersive equations”; MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize [MSJ site]

2022 IMS Fellow (Institute of Mathematical Statistics; Apr. 2022): Masahito Hayashi (Professor); “For deep and influential contributions to quantum statistics and quantum information theory”; 2022 IMS Fellows Announced [IMS site]

2021

Inoue Research Awards for Young Scientists (Inoue Foundation for Science; Dec. 2021): Toshiki Matusaka (Designated Assistant Professor (YLC)); “Fourier coefficients of polyharmonic weak Maass forms”; Inoue Research Award for Young Scientists [Inoue Foundation for Science site] [in Japanese]

2020

Young Scientists’ Prize (Commendation for Science and Technology by Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology; Apr. 2020): Johannes Jaerisch (Associate Professor); “Research on ergodic theory and its intensive applications to various fields”; List of Prize Winners [MEXT site] [in Japanese]

MSJ Algebra Prize (2020 MSJ Spring Meeting; Mar. 2020): Ryo Takahashi (Associate Professor); “Subcategories of module categories of commutative rings”; MSJ Algebra Prize [MSJ site] [in Japanese]

2019

MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize (2019 MSJ Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2019): Tomoyuki Hisamoto (Assitant Professor); “Studies on the stability and existence of special Kähler metrics on polarized manifolds”; MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize [MSJ site]

MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize for Encouragement of Young Researchers (2019 MSJ Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2019): Yuhei Suzuki (Assitant Professor); “Studies on operator algebras arising from topological dynamical systems”; MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize [MSJ site]

2018

35th Inoue Prize for Science (Inoue Foundation for Science; Dec. 2018): Osamu Iyama (Professor); “Algebra representation (categorical approach)”; Inoue Prize for Science [Inoue Foundation for Science site] [in Japanese]

MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize for Encouragement of Young Researchers (2018 MSJ Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2018): Johannes Jaerisch (Associate Professor); “Research on ergodic theory and its intensive applications to various fields”; MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize [MSJ site]

2017

IEEE Fellow (IEEE IT Society; Jan. 2017): Masahito Hayashi (Professor); “For contributions to Shannon theory, information-theoretic security, and quantum information theory”; IEEE Fellows [IEEE Information Theory Society site]

2016

MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize for Encouragement of Young Researchers (2016 MSJ Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2016): Yuta Wakasugi (JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow); “Studies on the asymptotic behavior of solutions to damped wave equations”; MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize [MSJ site]

12th (FY2015) Japan Academy Medal (Japan Academy; Jan. 2016): Masahito Hayashi (Professor); “Information theory and quantum information theory for finite-coding-length”; Japan Academy Medal Recipients [Japan Academy site]

2015

12th (FY2015) JSPS Prize (JSPS; Dec. 2015): Masahito Hayashi (Professor); “Information theory and quantum information theory for finite-coding-length”; 12th JSPS Prize recipients [JSPS site]

MSJ Analysis Prize (2015 MSJ Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2015): Mitsuru Sugimoto (Professor); “Harmonic analysis for modulation and related spaces and smoothing estimates for partial differential equations of dispersive type”; MSJ Analysis Prize [MSJ site] [in Japanese]

Stefan Bergman Prize (AMS; Jan. 2015): Takeo Ohsawa (Professor); About: Takeo Ohsawa is recognized for his deep contributions to the theory of the $\overline{\partial}$-equation leading to precise $L^{2}$-estimates for extensions of holomorphic functions from submanifolds of a complex manifold. His work has led to important advances in a wide variety of areas, including local structure of plurisubharmonic functions, invariance of plurigenera, multiplier ideal sheaves, and estimates for the Bergman kernel.; Stefan Bergman Prize Year:2014 [AMS site]

2014

MSJ Algebra Prize (2014 MSJ Spring Meeting; Mar. 2014): Hidekazu Furusho (Associate Professor); “Studies on Grothendieck–Teichmüller theory and multiple zeta values”; MSJ Algebra Prize [MSJ site] [in Japanese]

2013

MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize (2013 MSJ Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2013): Kentaro Nagao (Assistant Professor); “Donaldson–Thomas theory and cluster algebras”; MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize [MSJ site]

Niels Bohr Professorship (Danish National Research Foundation; Feb. 2013): Lars Hesselholt (Professor); News: Hesselholt receives Niels Bohr professorship [Univ. of Copenhagen site]

Prof. L. Hesselholt (3rd from the left),
Danish Minister for Sci., Innov. & Higher Edu. (left),
Director of Danish Nat. Res. Found. (right)

2012

Inoue Research Awards for Young Scientists (Inoue Foundation for Science; Dec. 2012): Yasuyoshi Yonezawa (Instructor); “Quantum $(\mathrm{sl}_{n}, \wedge V_{n})$ link invariant and matrix factorizations”; Inoue Research Award for Young Scientists [Inoue Foundation for Science site] [in Japanese]

MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize for Encouragement of Young Researchers (2012 MSJ Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2012): Shohei Ma (Assistant Professor); “Study of moduli spaces of K3 surfaces”; MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize [MSJ site]

MSJ Algebra Prize (2012 MSJ Spring Meeting; Mar. 2012): Shigeyuki Kondo (Professor); “Geometry of K3 surface and automorphic form”; MSJ Algebra Prize [MSJ site] [in Japanese]

2011

Foreign Member of the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters: Lars Hesselholt (Professor)

15th Ryogo Kubo Memorial Prize (Inoue Foundation for Science; Oct. 2011): Taro Nagao (Professor); “Random matrix theory and its applications to physics”; Ryogo Kubo Memorial Prize [Inoue Foundation for Science site] [in Japanese]

7th (FY2010) JSPS Prize (JSPS; Mar. 2011): Osamu Iyama (Professor); “Representation theory of orders”; 7th JSPS Prize recipients [JSPS site]

2010

MSJ Spring Prize (2010 MSJ Spring Meeting; Mar. 2010): Osamu Iyama (Professor); “Studies on representations of finite-dimensional algebras and Cohen–Macaulay modules”; List of Spring and Autumn Prizes Winners [MSJ site]

2008

MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize (2008 Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2008): Jun Kato (Associate Professor); MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize [MSJ site]

MSJ Algebra Prize (2008 Spring Meeting; Mar. 2008): Osamu Iyama (Associate Professor); “Studies on higher-dimensional Auslander–Reiten theory”; MSJ Algebra Prize [MSJ site] [in Japanese]

Young Scientists’ Prize (Commendation for Science and Technology by Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology; Mar. 2008): Fujino Osamu (Associate Professor); “studies on birational geometry of higher-dimensional manifolds”

2007

American Physical Society Fellow (APS; Oct. 2007)

Yoshifumi Kimura (Professor)

Citation: For contributions to the development of our understanding of turbulent flows and the dispersion of scalars in a variety of geophysical settings through the numerical simulations and a comparison of these to theory and experiment.

Nominated by: Fluid Dynamics (DFD)

The 1st International Conferences on Representations of Algebras (ICRA) Award (ICRA12; Aug. 2007): Osamu Iyama (Associate Professor); “Higher theory for almost split sequences and Auslander correspondence, and his subsequent work on Calabi–Yau categories”

2006

Inoue Research Awards for Young Scientists (Inoue Foundation for Science; Dec. 2006): Hidekazu Furusho (Assistant Professor); “$p$-adic multiple polylogarithms and the $p$-adic KZ equation”; Inoue Research Award for Young Scientists [Inoue Foundation for Science site] [in Japanese]

2005

MSJ Analysis Prize (2005 MSJ Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2005): Kenji Nakanishi (Associate Professor); “Energy concentration, and asymptotic analysis of nonlinear waves”; MSJ Analysis Prize [MSJ site] [in Japanese]

MSJ Algebra Prize (2005 MSJ Spring Meeting; Mar. 2005): Kohji Matsumoto (Professor); “Studies on analytic behaviour of zeta-functions”; MSJ Algebra Prize [MSJ site] [in Japanese]

2004

MSJ Geometry Prize (2004 MSJ Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2004): Shin Nayatani (Associate professor); “Construction of invariant metrics in the ideal boundaries of real and complex hyperbolic spaces”; MSJ Geometry Prize [MSJ Geometry Section site]

MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize (2004 MSJ Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2004): Tomoyuki Arakawa (COE researcher); “Resolution of Frenkel–Kac–Wakimoto conjecture”; MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize [MSJ site]

MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize for Encouragement of Young Researchers (2004 MSJ Autumn Meeting; Sep. 2004): Hidekazu Furusho (Assistant professor); “Study of $p$-adic multiple zeta values”; MSJ Takebe Katahiro Prize [MSJ site]


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