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NEWS About IPM Greeting Action Policy Organization Education International Exchange Publication Movie People Faculty PostDoc Researchers Visiting Researchers Graduate Students Staff Research Publications Patent Seminar シンポジウム Symposium Facilities Pick Up Projects Education Planetary Materials Science Course Alumni Joint Research Apply to Joint Research Internship Program Guest House Joint-research report Archive Links Five-year PhD program Symposium 2019 The 21-Century COE Program External Review Technical Report For companies and researchers To society and the local community For Students AccessContactJPENSitemapPrivacy policyInternal only Contributing to the future through the space domain 宇宙領域を通して、未来へ貢献する Important Notices 2024.03.13Our web site has been updated.…… For companies and researchersTo society and the local communityFor Students NEWSAll Event Call Visitor Outreach Note VIEW ALL 2024.03.22 Event We announce Prof Kanzaki&＃8217;s Final Lecture. 2024.03.19 Event News Letter 9 is available. 2024.02.07 Call [closed] We call application for Misasa International Student Internship Program 2024. 2023.12.18 Call [closed] We call application for joint-research program (FY2024). 2023.12.09 Outreach We hosted an outreach event “Let’s create a forest on the moon” in Okayama. 2024.03.22 Event We announce Prof Kanzaki&＃8217;s Final Lecture. 2024.03.19 Event News Letter 9 is available. 2023.08.09 Event We hosted Misasa International Student Internship Program (2023). 2019.08.11 Event We hosted Misasa International Student Internship Program (2019). 2019.03.03 Event We hosted an international joint symposium &＃8220;Origin, Evolution &＃038; Dynamics of the Earth &＃038; Planetary Interiors&＃8221; at Misasa. 2024.02.07 Call [closed] We call application for Misasa International Student Internship Program 2024. 2023.12.18 Call [closed] We call application for joint-research program (FY2024). 2023.07.12 Call [closed] We call application for joint-research program (the second term FY2023). 2023.06.19 Visitor Kotaro Kobayashi (Okayama Univ) visited IPM. 2023.06.19 Visitor Shiri Matsubara (Okayama Univ) visited IPM. 2023.06.19 Visitor Hidenori Terasaki (Okayama Univ) visited IPM. 2023.06.19 Visitor Shintaro Nishioka (Osaka Univ) visited IPM. 2023.06.05 Visitor Masayuki Nishi (Osaka Univ) visited IPM. 2023.12.09 Outreach We hosted an outreach event “Let’s create a forest on the moon” in Okayama. 2023.08.09 Outreach Junior high-school students (Junior High-School attached to the Faculty of Education, Okayama University) visited IPM. 2023.07.26 Outreach Elementary and junior-high school students in Tottori visited IPM as a course work “Fostering young researchers” organized by the National Institute of Technology, Yonago College (KOSEN). 2022.10.25 Outreach Undergraduate students of Kasetsart University, Thailand, visited IPM as a course work of an international youth exchange program “Sakura Science Program”. 2022.06.03 Outreach We had an online exhibition booth at Japan Geoscience Union Meeting. 2023.11.06 Note We are designated as &＃8220;Advanced Institute for Advanced Study.” 2023.10.04 Note Director Yoshino is awarded by Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences. 2023.09.07 Note IPM outline is updated. 2023.09.07 Note News Letter 8 is available. 2023.08.07 Note Article &＃8220;Plate motion is driven by water in the mantle asthenosphere&＃8221; is released to press. EVENT 2024 7/2 – 8/8 Misasa International Student Internship Program 2024日時 From July 2 to August 8, 2024場所IPM ABOUT IPM The Institute for Planetary Materials, Okayama University is located in Misasa Town, Tottori Prefecture where is famous for radium hot springs. The origins of our institute can be traced back to before World War II, first developed as the Hot Spring Research Institute of Okayama University combining medical care and earth science study after the war. In 1985, the earth science research division became independent and was approved as a Joint Usage/Research Center, "Institute for the Study of the Earth’s Interior". In 2016, a renewed "Institute for Planetary Materials (IPM)" was established after several reorganizations, and research topics were developed from evolution of the Earth’s interior to the research that approaches the origin of planets and life including extraterrestrial sample returns. Now we continuously research these topics. VIEW MORE ACHIEVEMENTS PRESS RELEASE 2023.08.07 Plate motion is driven by water in the mantle asthenosphere PRESS RELEASE 2023.05.12 Mystery of the mechanism of cancer development due to asbestos exposure: What has been revealed from the geochemical characteristics of iron-containing proteins that coat asbestos fibers in smokers and non-smokers PRESS RELEASE 2023.03.31 Traces of amino acid production recorded on the asteroid Ryugu ~Snapshot of water-organic reactions in the early solar system~ PRESS RELEASE 2022.06.10 Origin and evolution of asteroid Ryugu &＃8211; Depicting the evolution of solar system materials through comprehensive geochemical analysis PRESS RELEASE 2022.03.31 Determining the viscosity of bridgmanite, the most abundant mineral in the Earth&＃8217;s interior &＃8211; Advances in elucidating mantle dynamics that affect volcanoes and earthquakes &＃8211; VIEW MORE MOVIE IPM in short 2024 (0:10) Our institute from the sky (1:59) VIEW MORE JAXA Institute for Planetary Materials, Okayama Univ Yamada 827, Misasa, Tottori 682-0193, Japan tel: +81-858-43-1215fax: +81-858-43-2184SitemapPrivacy policyInternal only © IPM, Okayama Univ