Tadao Nagatsuma is a researcher affiliated with Osaka University in Japan, specializing in engineering and physics with an emphasis on electrical and electronic engineering as well as atomic and molecular physics and optics. Their scholarly work spans a variety of subfields including astronomy and astrophysics, biomedical engineering, and aerospace engineering.
The primary focus of Nagatsuma's research includes topics such as photonic and optical devices, terahertz technology and applications, advanced photonic communication systems, and photonic crystals and applications. Additional areas of work encompass microwave engineering and waveguides, advanced fiber laser technologies, and optical network technologies.
Frequent collaborators with Nagatsuma include Masayuki Fujita, Daniel Headland, Yuma Kawamoto, Li Yi, and Yosuke Nishida.
Publications by Nagatsuma appear regularly in venues such as the Journal of Lightwave Technology, arXiv (Cornell University), IEICE Transactions on Electronics, Electronics Letters, and IEICE Electronics Express.
Representative recent papers demonstrate the scope and evolution of Nagatsuma's research interests:
Nagatsuma has been recognized as an IEEE Fellow since 2015 for contributions to millimeter and terahertz wave communications using photonics.
Tadao Nagatsuma;Guillaume Ducournau;Cyril C. Renaud
Ho-Jin Song;T. Nagatsuma
Thomas Kleine-Ostmann;Tadao Nagatsuma
Yihao Yang;Yuichiro Yamagami;Xiongbin Yu;Prakash Pitchappa
Kaushik Sengupta;Tadao Nagatsuma;Daniel M. Mittleman
Yihao Yang;Yuichiro Yamagami;Xiongbin Yu;Prakash Pitchappa
Tadao Nagatsuma;Shogo Horiguchi;Yusuke Minamikata;Yasuyuki Yoshimizu
T. Ishibashi;N. Shimizu;S. Kodama;H. Ito
H. Ito;S. Kodama;Y. Muramoto;T. Furuta
A. Hirata;T. Kosugi;H. Takahashi;R. Yamaguchi
K. Kato;A. Kozen;Y. Muramoto;Y. Itaya
A. Hirata;M. Harada;T. Nagatsuma
T. Nagatsuma;Keiji Enpuku;F. Irie;K. Yoshida
Tadao Nagatsuma
H.-J. Song;K. Ajito;Y. Muramoto;A. Wakatsuki
Tadao Ishibashi;Tomofumi Furuta;Hiroshi Fushimi;Satoshi Kodama
Ho-Jin Song;Tadao Nagatsuma
Kazuisao Tsuruda;Masayuki Fujita;Tadao Nagatsuma
A. Hirata;T. Kosugi;H. Takahashi;J. Takeuchi
Ryoma Kakimi;Masayuki Fujita;Masaya Nagai;Masaaki Ashida
A. Hirata;R. Yamaguchi;T. Kosugi;H. Takahashi
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