• (2021/3/17) “First cryogenic test operation of underground km-scale gravitational-wave observatory KAGRA” by T. Akutsu et al. (KAGRA Collaboration), including Y. Itoh, N. Kanda, and S. Tsuchida was selected to be one of the 2019-20 Highlights of Classical and Quantum Gravity.
A free preprint is available at the arXiv site as arXiv:1901.03569

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• (2021/2/24) “The asymmetry of antimatter in the proton”
  J. Dove et al., including Takahiro Sawada,
  Nature volume 590, pages561–565(2021)
  • NEWS AND VIEWS
     Antimatter in the proton is more down than up by Haiyan Gao | Feburuary 24, 2021 (Nature)
  • News etc.
    • Nature’s funhouse mirror: understanding asymmetry in the proton by Savannah Mitchem | February 24, 2021 (Argonne National Laboratory)
    • Decades-Long Quest Reveals Details of the Proton’s Inner Antimatter by Natalie Wolchover | February 24, 2021 (Quantamagazine)
    • Protons’ antimatter is even more lopsided than we thought by Emily Conover | February 24, 2021 (ScienceNews)
    • The quark of the matter: what’s really inside a proton? by Nick Petrić Howe & Shamini Bundell | February 24, 2021 (Nature)

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• (2019/9/9) “Dark matter signals on a laser interferometer”
  Satoshi Tsuchida et al., Phys. Rev. D 101, 023005  (2020)
  • News etc.
    • Gravitational Wave Detectors Might be Able to Detect Dark Matter Particles Colliding With Their Mirrors by Matt Williams | September 9, 2019 (Universe Today)
    • Gravitational wave detectors might be able to detect dark matter particles colliding with their mirrors by Matt Williams | September 10, 2019 (PHYS.ORG)
    • Gravitational wave interferometers will try to catch light particles of dark matter by Dmitry Trunin | September 11, 2019 (N+1)