Mikio Eto

Mikio Eto (Mikio who obtains it, and asks it, 1963 -) is Japanese physicist, Keio University department of science and engineering physics subject professor. The specialty is solid-state physics. A semiconductor in particular, メゾスコピック system, a quantum dot, nanotechnology. I am from Shizuoka.

Brief career history

• 1986 Tokyo University department of science physics subject graduation
• 1988 Tokyo University graduate school master's course science system graduate course physics specialty completion
• " "Pro-graduate course physics specialty completion pro-Doctoral degree course in Tokyo University graduate school science for 1,990 years, strong correlation electron from a doctor of science ultimate cause by the First Principles Investigation of Strongly Correlated Electronic Systems by the MCSCF Cluster Method(MCSCF cluster - law study)
• 1990 Japan Society for the Promotion of Science fellow
• 1992 Keio University department of science and engineering assistant
• 1997 Keio University department of science and engineering instructor
• 2003 Keio University department of science and engineering associate professor
• 2009 Keio University department of science and engineering professor

Outside link

• Keio University department of science and engineering physics subject theory laboratory

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