Institute for Integrated Radiation and Nuclear Science (KURNS) Associate Professor
kyoto-u.ac.jp■ Environmental Structural Ecology
Environmental Structural Ecology views trace constituents present in natural environments (including agricultural ecosystems)—such as biomolecules, colloids, radioactive substances, and PFAS—not merely as chemical entities, but as components whose behavior is shaped by the structured environment in which they exist.
It seeks to reorganize and unify our understanding of these complex behaviors by taking environmental structure as the central organizing principle.
— The environment is a structurally organized reaction space.