Summary
Ryo Taniuchi is an experimental nuclear physicist and research leader with a PhD from the University of Tokyo and a decade of experience conducting large-scale experiments at premier accelerator facilities across Germany, the USA, Italy, and Japan. He has led international teams and developed original analysis algorithms to extract rare phenomena from massive datasets, culminating in first-author publication in Nature. At RIKEN, University of York and through visiting roles at institutes like Berkeley Lab and Ruđer Bošković, he combined hands-on detector reconstruction, simulation and advanced statistical analysis to push nuclear spectroscopy methods forward. Now an Assistant Manager at IHI Corporation, he is translating cutting-edge physics R&D into future products through international collaborations. Notably, his work on neutron detection and reconstruction demonstrates a practical knack for improving instrumentation as well as analysis, bridging fundamental discovery and applied technology.
10 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
University of Tokyo