Concept

We are particularly drawn to questions regarding the stability of Earth's oxygenated biosphere, conditions for an appearance of ocean anoxia/euxinia, and climatic evolution over the geologic timescales. We develop and adopt numerical modeling to explore the biogeochemical dynamics in response to changes in several environmental factors.

About Me

Kazumi Ozaki

Assistant Professor
kazumi.ozaki 'at' sci.toho-u.ac.jp
Vitae, Google Scholar,
​ORCID, KAKEN

Research Interests

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Earth's atmosphere and ocean evolution
Biogeochemical cycle modeling
Paleoclimates

​Degrees received

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Ph.D. The University of Tokyo, 2012 (Earth Science)
M.S.  The University of Tokyo, 2009 (Earth Science)
A.B.   Tokyo Metroporitan University, 2007 (Physics)

Professional Experiences

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2018ー           Assistant Professor, Toho University
2016ー2018   NASA Postdoctoral Program Fellow, Georgia Institute of Technology
2012ー2016   Postdoctoral scholar, The University of Tokyo
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Grants and Funding

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• 2018ー2019  JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number 18H05874 (Principal Investigator)
• 2016ー2018  NASA Postdoctoral Program
• 2013ー2015  JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number 25870185 (Principal Investigator)
•        2011        Sasakawa Scientific Research Grant from The Japan Science Society (Principal Investigator)

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Membership in Professional Organizations

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AGU, EGU, JpGU, The Geochemical Societry of Japan, The Geological Society of Japan, Paleo10, Geobiology Society
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Honors and Awards

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• 2016 NASA Postdoctoral Program Fellowship
• 2015 Outstanding Presentation Award (Japan Geoscience Union)
• 2011 Outstanding Presentation Award (The Geochemical Society of Japan)
• 2011 Outstanding Presentation Award (The Geochemical Society of Japan)

Meet Our Team

Contact Us

Department of Environmental Science, Toho University
5617 Science building V, 2-2-1 Miyama Funabashi Chiba, 274-8510, Japan
Tel. +81-47-472-5299
E-mail: kazumi.ozaki"at"sci.toho-u.ac.jp