Welcome to Ray S. FURUYA's page

Last Modified 2008 April 7

Ray is everywhere...
From the left at the control room of the Nobeyama 45 m telescope, the Australian Telescope Compact Array
(taken by S. Muller), an Irish Bar in Germany and the receiver cabin of the CSO 10.4 m telescope

Ciao!

I am an NAOJ Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Subaru Telescope of National Astronomical
Observatory of Japan since 2007 April (2006 - 2007 March;
Affiliated Reseach Fellow at Subaru). Before coming to Subaru, I was a postdoc of
the Owens Valley Radio Observatory group at Caltech (2003-2006) and at star formation
group at INAF- Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri in Italy (2000-2003). I completed my
Ph.D at Nobeyama Radio Observatory in Japan (2000). For more details, here is my CV .

Current Research Interests

Star Formation and the Galactic Interstellar Medium:
The earliest stage of low and high-mass star formation
Collapse of cloud cores
Hot cores and ultra compact HII regions
Jets and outflows
Masers
Interstellar chemistry

Stars:
Flares from young stars

Techniques in Radio Astronomy:

Flux recovering at interferometric observations
High dynamic range radio imaging
Submm interferometer
VLBI and submm-VLBI
Radio holography measurements

My Works at the Subaru Telescope:

Maintaining Data Reduction Manuals for All the Facility Instruments
Subaru Data Reduction Schools: 2007 Autumn/2008 Spring

Publications List: Always Something New!?

Astronomical Images

Tips for GILDAS (in Japanese)

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Ray S. FURUYA
NAOJ Postdoctoral Fellow at Subaru Telescope, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
650 North Aohoku Place, Hilo, HI 96720, U.S.A. Phone +1-(808) 934-5068; Fax +1-(808) 934-5984