Maresuke Shiraishi / 白石希典


I am working on theoretical, observational and statistical cosmology. I am now an Associate Professor at Suwa University of Science (Japan), and teaching physics, mathematics and numerical analysis. For CV, click photo.
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＊ Ongoing research topics in cosmology

I study cosmic inflation, dark matter and dark energy from both theoretical and observational approaches: model building, phenomenological forecasting, observational testing and analysis tool developing. I am also involved in some experimental studies as a member of LiteBIRD, a JAXA-led international mission to measure the cosmic microwave background (CMB).
Keywords:
  • Cosmic neutrinos (masses, effective number, chemical potential)
  • Statistics of cosmic observables (CMB anisotropies, CMB distortions, galaxies, 21-cm anisotropies, gravitational waves, ...)
  • Inflationary models involving axions, gauge fields and higher spin fields
  • Cosmic anomalies (anisotropy, inhomogeneity, parity violation, non-Gaussianity)
  • Primordial gravitational waves / gravitons
  • Dark matter search
  • Data analysis and apparatus development in Planck and LiteBIRD

＊ Other specific interests

  • Astrobiology
  • AI cosmology

＊ Ongoing scientific collaborations


＊ Research achievements