I conduct comprehensive research on bulk single crystals containing magnetic elements, from crystal growth and sample characterization to physical property measurements, with the aim of elucidating various physical phenomena. My main research focus is localized magnetism, and I am particularly interested in cross-correlated responses, in which different kinds of physical quantities are coupled to one another, and the Kondo effect, in which a nonmagnetic state emerges at low temperatures in metals containing magnetic elements.

My experimental expertise lies in measuring fundamental physical properties of bulk magnetic materials, including specific heat, magnetization, and electrical resistivity. I also place strong emphasis on careful data analysis and quantitative comparisons with numerical calculations in order to extract as much of the underlying physics as possible from the experimental data.