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Dr. Satoshi INOUE

                               Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research,

                                 New Jersey Institute of Technology 

                Address :   323 Martin Luther King Blvd. Newark, NJ 07103-3537, USA

                E-mai      :  Satoshi.Inoue at njit.edu  (at->@ )   
                Office    :  Tiernan Hall 423C,  TEL :  973-642-4059

This is Dr. Satoshi Inoue's Web Site. I study solar plasma physics. My primarily interests are numerical modelings of the solar coronal magnetic fields, solar flares and CMEs, and nonlinear magnetohydrodynamics of solar plasma, and also astronomical plasma. I received Ph.D. degree from Hiroshime University. After experiences of several years in Japan, Korea and Germany, I am leading Solar MHD Group at Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research (CSTR), New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT)

as an assistant professor of Physics Department. 

​If you are interested in working with me as a graduate student, please feel free to contact me ! 

​Prof. Gauss and prof. Weber@ Göttingen, Germany

​Discussion? with drinking!

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                                    Recent Activities

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January 2023【New member!】

 Mr. Jaiman Parekh, who is a freshman of NJIT, joins our team.

Welcome to Solar MHD Group. We start the new semester with 

two research staffs, one graduate student, and two undergraduate 

​students.

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October 2022【Collaborates visit!】

 Dr. Yusuke Kawabata  stayed at NJIT for two weeks to work with Dr. Inoue on data-driven MHD simulation. Dr. Keiji Hayashi also visited NJIT for a day to join our discussion. We had a nice discussion for current study and future collaboration. Next day,  we visited New York City and enjoyed there.

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Sept. 1 2022【New members have joined!】

 New member, Dr. Nian Liu, Ms. Arpita Roddanavar join Solar MHD 

​Group, NJIT. Please see member list. Welcome to Nian, Arpita, We are looking forward to ​working with you!

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June-July 2022【Participation in SHINE meeting】

Dr. Inoue participated in SHINE meeting held in Honolulu, Hawaii. 

He gave a presentation on results of data-driven MHD simulation and

discussed with colleagues in solar physics communities. Hawaii is very nice place but it is so far from east cost of United States...

  Recent Research Activities

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【Paper published by ApJ (Inoue et al.) 】(March 2023)

Our latest paper "An Evolution and Eruption of the Coronal Magnetic Field through a Data-driven MHD Simulation" (by S. Inoue, K. Hayashi, & T. Miyoshi) has been accepted from The Astrophysical Journal.  We developed a new data-driven MHD simulation code and tested the performance using the ground-truth data that cover the energy storage and release process of the solar coronal magnetic field.  We confirmed that our new code produced the ground-truth data well! 

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【Research published from ApJ Letter (Inoue et al.) 】(Feb. 2023)

A paper "A Comparative Study of Solar Active Region 12371 with Data-constrained and Data-driven Magnetohydrodynamic Simulation" (by S. Inoue, K. Hayashi, J. Jing, & H. Wang) was published from The Astrophysical Journal Letters. 

vist https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/2041-8213/acb7f4

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【Research published from ApJ (Yamasaki et al.) 】(June 20 2022)

Our group paper "A Data-constrained Magnetohydrodynamic Simulation of the X1.0 Solar Flare of 2021 October 28" (by D. Yamasaki, S. Inoue, Y. Bamba, J. Lee, & H. Wang) has been published from The Astrophysical Journal.  Congratulations Daiki, and thank you very much for your effort! 

vist https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/ac9df4

  Research Heilights

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Dr. Inoue received the prestigious Faculty

Early Career Development (CAREER) Award

from the National Science Foundation. The team (PI, Postdoc researcher, Graduate student) engages in novel data-based MHD simulation of solar eruptions. This project started from February  1 2022 and will run for 5 years. Read more...

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Kusano, K., Ijyu, T., Bamba, Y., &

Inoue, S​2020, Science 

Inoue, S., Kusano, K., Buchner, J., & Skala, J.  2018

Nature Communications.

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