ISAS Research Information Portal ISAS GATE

About ISAS GATE

ISAS GATE, ISAS Research Information Portal, has been launched on the 21^st of July 2021.
ISAS GATE is a comprehensive website to publish the latest research results and researcher information for all those interested in space science.

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Tracing the Fate of Crystalline Dust in Protoplanetary Disks with JWST

SAMESHIMA Naoto / Department of Astronomy, Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo and Department of Space Astronomy and Astrophysics, ISAS

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The Optical Navigation Camera onboard Hayabusa2 sets a new record as the smallest-aperture optical system to detect an exoplanet from space

YUMOTO Koki / Department of Solar System Sciences, ISAS

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Ultrathin Perovskite Solar Cells with γ-Ray Tolerance Enabled by a Flexible Radiation-Resistant Plastic Substrate

JINNO Hiroaki / Department of Spacecraft Engineering, ISAS

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About ISAS GATE

ISAS GATE, ISAS Research Information Portal, has been launched on the 21^st of July 2021.
ISAS GATE is a comprehensive website to publish the latest research results and researcher information for all those interested in space science.

Read More

Tracing the Fate of Crystalline Dust in Protoplanetary Disks with JWST

SAMESHIMA Naoto / Department of Astronomy, Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo and Department of Space Astronomy and Astrophysics, ISAS

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The Optical Navigation Camera onboard Hayabusa2 sets a new record as the smallest-aperture optical system to detect an exoplanet from space

YUMOTO Koki / Department of Solar System Sciences, ISAS

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Ultrathin Perovskite Solar Cells with γ-Ray Tolerance Enabled by a Flexible Radiation-Resistant Plastic Substrate

JINNO Hiroaki / Department of Spacecraft Engineering, ISAS

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TOPICS

GATEWAY to Academic Articles

Jun. 4, 2026｜GATEWAY to Academic Articles

Tracing the Fate of Crystalline Dust in Protoplanetary Disks with JWST (SAMESHIMA Naoto)

GATEWAY to Academic Articles

May. 25, 2026｜GATEWAY to Academic Articles

The Optical Navigation Camera onboard Hayabusa2 sets a new record as the smallest-aperture optical system to detect an exoplanet from space (YUMOTO Koki)

GATEWAY to Academic Articles

Apr. 23, 2026｜GATEWAY to Academic Articles

Ultrathin Perovskite Solar Cells with γ-Ray Tolerance Enabled by a Flexible Radiation-Resistant Plastic Substrate (JINNO Hiroaki)

Apr. 21, 2026｜Aerospace Project Research Associate, ISAS people

Deciphering the evolution of the early Solar System from returned samples and meteorites（WADA Sohei）

GATEWAY to Academic Articles

Mar. 6, 2026｜GATEWAY to Academic Articles

XRISM view of giant stellar flares: Plasma diagnostics with high-resolution X-ray spectroscopy (KURIHARA Miki)

GATEWAY to Academic Articles

Mar. 5, 2026｜GATEWAY to Academic Articles

Awakening the Monster in an Explosive Starburst Galaxy (NODA Hirofumi)

Feb. 26, 2026｜Aerospace Project Research Associate, ISAS people

Probing Galaxy Formation and Evolution with the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope（DAIKUHARA Kazuki）

Feb. 9, 2026｜Aerospace Project Research Associate, ISAS people

How do the surfaces of airless bodies in the Solar System evolve?（Antonin WARGNIER）

Jan. 15, 2026｜Aerospace Project Research Associate, ISAS people

LAPYUTA Key Technology：Development of High-Reflectivity Ultraviolet Mirrors（ENOKIDANI Umi）