Welcome to the Website of Shima Research Group,
Graduate School of Information Science, University of Hyogo.
Computer simulation is the third methodology of scientific research, complementing theory and experiment. This methodology is new and still developing. In particular, it is still difficult to predict the behavior of complex systems, in which a large number of components are interacting together and various collective behaviors emerge. Our research interest is on exploring the full possibility of computer simulation to understand complex systems.
LATEST NEWS
[ award ] Chongzhi Yin received the Excellent Oral Presentation Award at The 1st IAMES Conference (2021-11-18)
[ paper ] Intra-cloud Microphysical Variability Obtained from Large-eddy Simulations using the Super-droplet Method [preprint], Matsushima et al., ESSOAr (2021-11-13)
[ presentation ] Dr. Shima presented a seminar at Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research, Nagoya University (2021-04-21)
[ presentation ] Dr. Shima presented an invited talk at Symposium on “Mathematical Science of Complex Systems: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Information and Chaos” (2021-03-29)
[ paper ] Predicting the morphology of ice particles in deep convection using the super-droplet method, Shima et al., GMD (2020-09-08)
[ paper ] Confronting the challenge of modeling cloud and precipitation microphysics, Morrison et al., JAMES (2020-05-11)