My research field:

Solar Physics (physical processes related to solar magnetic fields)
Space Weather (solar activities affecting the environment of the Earth)
Magnetohydrodynamics (the nature and evolution of astronomical plasma)
Further details...

	Name	Tetsuya Magara magara@ssl.berkeley.edu
	Position	Assistant researcher with Space Sciences Laboratory at University of California, Berkeley, working on the project of CISM (Center for Integrated Space Weather Modeling)
	Nationality	Japan
	Education	Entered Faculty of Science, Kyoto University, April, 1989, and graduated March, 1993, with the degree of Bachelor of Science. Obtained an M. S. March, 1995. Obtained a Ph.D. March, 1998 from Kyoto University for a thesis entitled: 'A Study of Solar Flares Based on Comparison between Theory and Observation'
	Occupation	Post-doc. research fellow with Hida Observatory, Kyoto University (Apr., 1998 - Mar., 2000) Post-doc. research fellow with Solar Physics Group, Dep. of Physics, Montana State University (May, 2000 - April, 2003)
Japanese version	Membership	The Astronomical Society of Japan, American Astronomical Society, Solar Physics Division of AAS, American Geophysical Union

	Year	1993	1994	1995	1996	1997	1998	1999
	Title	Master-course student		Doctor-course student			Post doc. research fellow
	Affiliation	Dep. of Astronomy, Kyoto Univ.					Hida Observatory, Kyoto Univ.
	International Meeting (**)... planned*			IAU Collq. in Makuhari	Cospar in Birmingham, Yohkoh 5 year anniversary meeting in Tokyo	IAU in Kyoto	NAP in Tokyo, Cospar in Nagoya	CDAW'99 in Nobeyama
Research			Loop top source of solar flares			Ph.D. thesis	Resistive processes in a current sheet, Gas motions around a dark filament
					Plasmoid dynamics

2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Post doc. research fellow			Assistant researcher
Solar Physics Group, Dep. of Physics, Montana State Univ.			SSL, University of California, Berkeley
SPD in Lake Tahoe	SPD/AGU in Boston, SHINE in Snowmass	Yohkoh 10th anniversary meeting in Hawaii, Activities-Solar Magnetism and Related Astrophysics in Santa Barbara, SPD/AAS in Albuquerque, SHINE in Banff, NATO Advanced Research Workshop in Budapest, AGU in San Francisco	SPD in Columbia MD, SHINE in Maui, CISM all-hands meeting in Boston, The Fifth Solar-B Science Meeting in Tokyo, AGU in San Francisco	SPD/AAS in Denver, SHINE in Big Sky, MT, CISM all-hands meeting in Boston	SPD/AGU in New Orleans, SHINE in Hawaii, International scientific conference in Lindau, CISM all-hands meeting in Boston, The 6th Solar-B Science Meeting in Kyoto, AGU in San Francisco
Dynamics of emerging flux tubes		Injection of magnetic energy & helicity by an emerging flux tube, A comparison of the MCC to an MHD simulation		A model for dynamic evolution of emerging magnetic fields , The photospheric boundary of Sun-to-Earth coupled models	Flux Cancellation on the Sun
CME Type II bursts	Sigmoid structure of an emerging flux tube