RYUKI HYODO

About

Specializing in planetary formation theory and planetary exploration, I am actively involved in the development of the next generation of planetary exploration missions from within JAXA. I am involved in the exploration programs of ESA, NASA, and JAXA, and I spend 3-4 months/year at the University of Paris.

see more details: https://members.elsi.jp/~hyodo/English/index.html

google scholar: https://scholar.google.co.jp/citations?user=IjqvVCwAAAAJ&hl=en

Research Interests

Using computer simulations and theoretical methods, I aim to understand the formation and evolutionary processes of various planetary systems, small bodies, and rings (planet formation theory). I also aim to actively maximize the value of planetary exploration missions from a scientific perspective (planetary exploration science).

Mission Involvements

NASA Cassini / JAXA Hayabusa2 / ESA BepiColombo / JAXA MMX / JAXA Next Generation Sample-Return Mission / JAXA OPENS (Japan's first exploration of the outer solar system !?)