My research focuses on quantum many-body systems in AMO and condensed-matter physics, at the interface of theory and experiment.
I am a graduate student at MIT. I studied physics and mathematics at Harvard University.
My recent works include
- experiments on many-body dynamics in NV centers, with Professor Norman Yao’s group.
- quantum simulation with ultracold atoms.
- laser cooling and trapping of molecules, with Professor John Doyle’s group.
My undergraduate and graduate studies have been supported by the Ezoe Memorial Recruit Foundation.
Fun fact: my name is officially spelled “Tasuku” under the Hepburn Romanization system. In Japanese, however, the two “u”s are barely pronounced (vowel devoicing; see this concise article from the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies), so the actual pronunciation is closer to “Task,” as in the English word.