I am an Assistant Professor at Hiroshima University, specializing in particle physics and information education. My research in particle physics involves numerical simulations to explore the origin of mass and the mechanisms behind the universe’s creation. This work aims to deepen our understanding of fundamental physical processes and contribute to the broader field of theoretical physics.In the realm of information education, I focus on developing innovative teaching materials for data science and information ethics education, targeting undergraduate students. My goal is to equip students with the necessary skills and ethical understanding to navigate the rapidly evolving digital landscape.Research Interests: • Numerical simulation in particle physics • Origin of mass and universe creation • Data science education • Information ethics educationProfessional Goals: • Advancing research in particle physics to contribute to our understanding of the universe • Developing effective educational strategies for data science and ethics • Collaborating with academic and industry partners to enhance educational methodologies