Ozawa with his wife received a grant to travel to Europe (England, Austria, Italy, Switzerland and France) and United States in 1927, collaborating with the Massachusetts researcher Joseph Augustine Cushman. During that period and after return to Japan Ozawa performed mostly foraminifera research, both gathering his own samples and analyzing samples of other researchers.
Five months after his return in Japan, Ozawa contracted typhoid fever and died 29 December 1929.[2]
Afterward, the Geological Society of Japan [ja] established "The Geological Society of Japan Ozawa Yoshiaki Award" which is granted to young (under 37 years old) scientists for exceptional contribution to the field of geology.[3][4]
Bibliography
Ozawa Y., "The post-Paleozoic and late-Mesozoic earth-movements in the inner zone of Japan", Koto Commemoration volume 1925
Ozawa Yoshiaki, "On the classification of Fusulinidae", Journal of the College of Science, Imperial University of Tokyo, vol. 45, art. 4, pp. 1–26
Ozawa Yoshiaki, "Paleontological and Stratigraphical Studies on the Permo-Carboniferous Limestone of Nagato", Part 2. Paleontology. Journal of the College of Science, Imperial University of Tokyo. vol. 45 art.6 pp. 1–90[5]
Ozawa Y., "A new genus, Depratella, and its relation to Endothyra", Contributions from the Cushman Laboratory for Foraminiferal Research vol. 4, part 1, pp. 9–10, March 1928
Ozawa Y. et al., "An outline of a revision of the poly-mophinidae", Contributions from the Cushman Laboratory for Foraminiferal Research vol. 4, part 1, pp. 13–20, March 1928
(full bibliography of 'Ozawa Yoshiaki comprise at least 45 publications)
^Tracing Yoshiaki Ozawa's Experience from Foreign Study and Travel:A Review of Personal Correspondence and Other Auxiliary Material in the Cushman Collection of Foraminifera（National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, U.S.A.）Atsushi ANDO＊ and Brian T. HUBER＊
^The Geological Society of Japan page in internet archive
^Prof. Takeshi Tsuji (CO₂ Storage Division, lead PI) received the "Ozawa Yoshiaki Award" from the Geological Society of Japan.
ozawa, yoshiaki, yoshiaki, ozawa, 小沢, 儀明, paleontologist, geologist, after, graduating, from, university, tokyo, when, tokyo, imperial, university, 1923, ozawa, hired, faculty, assistant, become, full, time, lecturer, next, year, early, work, earned, fellowshi. Yoshiaki Ozawa 小沢 儀明 Ozawa Yoshiaki was a paleontologist and geologist After graduating from the University of Tokyo when Tokyo Imperial University in 1923 Ozawa was hired by faculty as an assistant and become a full time lecturer next year His early work earned him a fellowship in the Geological Society of Japan and proved that Akiyoshi plateau had a reverse stratigraphy He became an associate professor in 1925 and got the Imperial Prize of the Japan Academy in 1926 The foraminifera genus Staffella Ozawa is named after him 1 Yoshiaki Ozawa 小沢 儀明 Ozawa Yoshiaki Born 1899 03 31 March 31 1899Higashiyamanashi District YamanashiDiedDecember 28 1929 1929 12 28 aged 30 JapanNationalityJapaneseOccupation s paleontologist geologistYears active1923 1929Spouseunknown married since at least 1928 AwardsImperial Prize of the Japan Academy 1926 Ozawa with his wife received a grant to travel to Europe England Austria Italy Switzerland and France and United States in 1927 collaborating with the Massachusetts researcher Joseph Augustine Cushman During that period and after return to Japan Ozawa performed mostly foraminifera research both gathering his own samples and analyzing samples of other researchers Five months after his return in Japan Ozawa contracted typhoid fever and died 29 December 1929 2 Afterward the Geological Society of Japan ja established The Geological Society of Japan Ozawa Yoshiaki Award which is granted to young under 37 years old scientists for exceptional contribution to the field of geology 3 4 Bibliography EditOzawa Y The post Paleozoic and late Mesozoic earth movements in the inner zone of Japan Koto Commemoration volume 1925 Ozawa Yoshiaki On the classification of Fusulinidae Journal of the College of Science Imperial University of Tokyo vol 45 art 4 pp 1 26 Ozawa Yoshiaki Paleontological and Stratigraphical Studies on the Permo Carboniferous Limestone of Nagato Part 2 Paleontology Journal of the College of Science Imperial University of Tokyo vol 45 art 6 pp 1 90 5 Ozawa Y A new genus Depratella and its relation to Endothyra Contributions from the Cushman Laboratory for Foraminiferal Research vol 4 part 1 pp 9 10 March 1928 Ozawa Y et al An outline of a revision of the poly mophinidae Contributions from the Cushman Laboratory for Foraminiferal Research vol 4 part 1 pp 13 20 March 1928 full bibliography of Ozawa Yoshiaki comprise at least 45 publications References Edit Foraminifera taxon details Staffella Ozawa 1925 Tracing Yoshiaki Ozawa s Experience from Foreign Study and Travel A Review of Personal Correspondence and Other Auxiliary Material in the Cushman Collection of Foraminifera National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Institution U S A Atsushi ANDO and Brian T HUBER The Geological Society of Japan page in internet archive Prof Takeshi Tsuji CO Storage Division lead PI received the Ozawa Yoshiaki Award from the Geological Society of Japan Paleontological and Stratigraphical Studies on the Permo Carboniferous Limestone of Nagato in internet archive Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ozawa Yoshiaki amp oldid 1138729394, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
