Toshihiro Tsuzuki

Toshihiro Tsuzuki, an optical engineer at the Advanced Technology Center of the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (NAOJ), holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in Physics from Osaka University. With over three years of experience in optical design and consumer lens evaluation at Olympus, he is deeply involved in various astronomical instrument development projects at NAOJ. His contributions encompass a range of instruments, including TMT/IRIS, TMT/WFOS, TAO/SWIMS(IFU), Seimei/TriCCS(IFU), KAGRA, Nobeyama45m, Greenland Telescope, Antarctica Telescope, SOLAR-C(EUVST), JASMINE, SUNRISE III, and sounding rockets like CLASP1/CLASP2. In 2018, Toshihiro earned the "Optical Design Award" from the Optical Society of Japan's Optical Design Group, a testament to his innovation in optical engineering. His current research focus lies in optical design, analysis, and the evaluation of optomechanical systems.