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WELCOME TO INHBAR

What's new

  • We are happy to inform you that we entered the 5th term (April, 2023)

  • We gave a talk and presented posters about STAR at DIPEX 2022 (Defense Industry Promotional Exhibition 2022) (October 27-28, 2022)

  • Characterization of Core Optics in Gravitational-Wave Detectors,    Phys. Rev. Applied 14, 014021 ​(Jul 8, 2020)

  • Building a setup capable of characterizing large and low-loss optics: STAR, Review of Scientific Instruments 91, 065113 (Jun 19, 2020)

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I have been fascinated by spacetime where everything in the universe was born and has been evolving in a very complicated way as we know it today.  It is just amazing.  How could one set up the world like this?  Einstein's General Relativity is the most successful and tested theory to describe spacetime, but I guess It is probably fair to say that we are far from understanding spacetime.  I strongly believe there is lots of stuff that we do not know yet and will be excited to see it bring us new things that could potentially change our world.  Our company was founded to help customers find a solution to scientific / engineering problems, hoping our activities will eventually lead us to better understanding of spacetime.  'inhbar' is a coined word from 'inside' and the Planck constant 'hbar'.   

Eiichi Hirose, Founder

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