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Colorful cosmic fireworks in the sky, shining bright as the night rolls by...
Colorful cosmic fireworks in the sky, shining bright as the night rolls by...
I spend a lot of my time thinking about the lives of massive stars and their afterlives (supernovae, black holes, neutron stars), and their roles in various astrophysical phenomena throughout the universe.
I spend a lot of my time thinking about the lives of massive stars and their afterlives (supernovae, black holes, neutron stars), and their roles in various astrophysical phenomena throughout the universe.
As a theorist I also enjoy broadly exploring the new mysteries that latest observations are bringing. I've worked on interpretations of peculiar stellar explosions, final years of massive stars, dramas in close binaries, and the surprising JWST galaxies. While part of my time is coding and thinking at my desk, I engage a lot in discussions with observer and theorist colleagues to understand these phenomena deeper.
As a theorist I also enjoy broadly exploring the new mysteries that latest observations are bringing. I've worked on interpretations of peculiar stellar explosions, final years of massive stars, dramas in close binaries, and the surprising JWST galaxies. While part of my time is coding and thinking at my desk, I engage a lot in discussions with observer and theorist colleagues to understand these phenomena deeper.
I received my PhD in 2022 from the University of Tokyo. For details please check the most recent version of my CV, and my Research page.
I received my PhD in 2022 from the University of Tokyo. For details please check the most recent version of my CV, and my Research page.
Contact:
Contact:
Email: daichi (__dot__) tsuna (__at__) cfa.harvard.edu
Email: daichi (__dot__) tsuna (__at__) cfa.harvard.edu
I am very happy collaborating with people (and dogs!)
I am very happy collaborating with people (and dogs!)
Schedule
Late Aug - Mid Sept: Japan (ASJ meeting, Shigeyama conference)
October 1- : Caltech → CfA
December 1-20: KITP
Jan/Feb 2026: Tokyo, Kyoto?
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