Tomonori Tanaka

Specially Appointed Assistant Professor Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Institute of Science Tokyo

I am a computational materials scientist working on first-principles methods for magnetic materials. My research focuses on finite-temperature magnetism, phonon properties, and phase equilibria of functional materials including permanent magnets.

Research keywords: first-principles calculations · finite-temperature magnetism · permanent magnets · phonon · phase equilibrium

News

  • 2026.09 — Paper published in Journal of Alloys and Compounds (“In situ high-temperature HAXPES and the origin of the positive excess volume in the (γ-Fe, Pd) solid solution”)
  • 2026.09 — Preprint posted on SSRN (“First-Principles and Experimental Insights into the Phase Stability and Invar Effect of a Co–Fe–Cr–Ni Stainless Invar Alloy”)
  • 2026.08 — Preprint posted on arXiv (“Magnetic reconstruction of the altermagnet α-MnTe(0001) surface driven by ligand holes”)
  • 2026.04 — Poster Award (Magesty.jl)
  • 2024.12 — Distinguished Paper Award for Young Scientist