Genki Nukazuka is a physicist and RBRC researcher with a decade of experience probing the proton’s internal spin structure through experimental work at COMPASS (CERN) and PHENIX/sPHENIX (BNL). He combines hands-on detector R&D—especially polarized target operation at high magnetic fields and low temperatures—with data analysis and automation skills in C/C++, Fortran, SQL and shell tooling. His background includes a three-year PhD stay in Switzerland working in an international collaboration, giving him strong cross-cultural communication and presentation abilities. Genki translates complex experimental problems into practical solutions, emphasizing essential phenomena and robust operational procedures. He is comfortable bridging laboratory hardware development and software-driven data workflows, and remains open to adopting new ICT techniques to accelerate research.
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