• Name: Takaya Nozawa
• Date of Birth: 24 June 1978

• Citizenship: Japan

• Affiliation: Division of Science, NAOJ
• Position: project researcher
• Email: takaya.nozawa-(at)-nao.ac.jp
• Address: 2-21-1 Osawa, Mitaka, Tokyo, 181-8588, Japan　
  

Curriculum Vitae (pdf)

• March 2001   Bachelor of Earth and Planetary Science
  Department of Earth and Planetary Science,
  School of Science, Hokkaido University
• March 2003   Master of Science
  Division of Earth and Planetary Science,
  Graduate School of Science, Hokkaido University
• March 2006   Doctor of Science
  Division of Earth and Planetary Science,
  Graduate School of Science, Hokkaido University
  
  Thesis Title: "Dust in the Early Universe: Formation in Population III Supernovae and
  Destruction in Interstellar Shocks"
  Advisor: Prof. Takashi Kozasa

• 2006/05-2008/08   Research Associate
  Hokkaido University
  
• 2008/09-2014/03   Project Researcher
  Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe, University of Tokyo
  
• 2014/04-2019/03   NAOJ Fellow (Specially Appointed Assistant Professor)
  Division of Theoretical Astronomy, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
• 2019/04-present   project researcher
  Division of Science, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan

• 2003/04-2003/09   Teaching Assistant
  Hokkaido University
  
(Subject: Basic Physics Seminar)
• 2004/04-2004/09   Teaching Assistant
  Hokkaido University
  (Subject: Basic Physical Mathematics Seminar)
• 2007/09-2008/03   Part-time Lecturer
  Hokkai-Gakuen University
  (Subject: Cosmoscience II)

• 2007/04-2010/03
  Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists from the JSPS
  (Wakate B, total amount: 3,200,000 JPY)
  Project Title: "Physical and chemical evolution of dust in the early universe and its effect on the observations and the star formation history"
• 2010/04-2014/03
  Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists from the JSPS
  (Wakate A, total amount: 6,300,000 JPY)
  Project Title: "Understanding the formation and destruction processes of dust grains by massive stars and supernovae"
• 2014/04-2017/03pan> Grant-in-Aid for Science Research from the JSPS
  (Kiban C, total amount: 3,600,000 JPY)
  Project Title: "Mass-loss history of massive stars and variation of core-collapse supernovae as probed by the circumstellar dust"
• 2018/04-2021/03
  Grant-in-Aid for Science Research from the JSPS
  (Kiban C, total amount: 3,300,000 JPY)
  Project Title: "Disclosing the origin of cosmic dust particles by establishing the synthetic model of dust formation"

• The Astronomical Society of Japan
• International Astronomical Union（IAU）