Industrial chemistry is related to the entire life cycle of "things", from the development of substances and materials to their manufacturing process, waste disposal, and recycling. Basic education, laboratory works, and discussions are emphasized, and the department aims to cultivate well-qualified researchers and chemical engineers through top level research activities.
Research Groups & Research Areas
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Inorganic / Analytical Chemistry
We use various elements appearing in the periodic table, and leverage and analyze the varied potential of chemical substances including covalent bonds, ionic bonds, crystalline and amorphous ones, to obtain desired functions and provide them for the benefit of society. That is inorganic / analytical chemistry.
Kunimura Research Group / Nagata Research Group / Tanaka Research Group
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Organic Chemistry
Organic chemistry is the chemistry of organic compounds and materials containing carbon bonds, including substances that are closely related to living creatures. This interesting area covers a wide range of applications, including fibers, medicines and functional materials and, thanks to the huge number of different organic compounds, allows making new discoveries.
Hashizume Research Group / Imahori Research Group / Sugimoto Research Group
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Physical Chemistry
Aiming to gain an even deeper and more comprehensive understanding of basic problems in fields including organic chemistry and inorganic / analytical chemistry, physical chemistry serves as a theoretical basis for all chemical phenomena and many phenomena related to them.
Imura Research Group / Kawai Research Group / Kondo Research Group / Uetani Research Group
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Chemical Engineering
Many products required for everyday life are made through the application of chemical principles. Their production requires ingenuity in many ways when deciding how to use materials and energy, reduce environmental burden and the like. This ingenuity is chemical engineering.
Otake Research Group / Shono Research Group
List of Faculty Members
| Name | Title | Research Area | Keyword |
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| HASHIZUME Mineo | Professor | Polymer chemistry Bio-related chemistry |
Bio-related polymers, Polymer thin films and surfaces Nanohybrid materials, Biomaterials |
| KONDO Yukishige | Professor | Organic and hybrid materials | surfactant, solubilization, emulsification, dispersion, self-assembly, micelle, vesicle |
| KUNIMURA Shinsuke | Professor | Analytical chemistry | Spectrometry |
| NAGATA Morio | Professor | Functional solid state chemistry | Organic Photovoltaics, Artificial Photosynthesis |
| SHONO Atsushi | Professor | Properties in chemical engineering process/Transfer operation/Unit operation | mixing, dispersion, emulsification |
| SUGIMOTO Hiroshi | Professor | Organic chemistry | Polymer Synthesis, Asymetric Synthesis |
| IMAHORI Tatsushi | Associate Professor | Organic chemistry | Synthetic organic chemistry, Functional molecular science |
| IMURA Yoshiro | Associate Professor | Nanomaterials chemistry | Surface, Interface, Nanoparticle, Nanocatalyst |
| TANAKA Yumi | Associate Professor | Inorganic materials/Physical properties | Solid electrolyte, electret, Metal catalyst, battery, Vibration power generator |
| UETANI Kojiro | Associate Professor | Wood science | |
| SAGAWA TAKUYA | Junior Associate Professor | Synthetic chemistry | coordination chemistry, material chemistry, catalytic chemistry |
| SAKAI Motomu | Junior Associate Professor | Properties in chemical engineering process/Transfer operation/Unit operation | |
| TAKASHIMA Mai | Junior Associate Professor | Inorganic industrial materials Metal making/Resorce production engineering |
photocatalyst artificial photosynthesis |
| YADA Shiho | Junior Associate Professor | Nanostructural chemistry | |
| KAZAMA Ryotaro | Assistant Professor | Biofunction/Bioprocess | Chemical Engineering, Biochemical Engineering |
| TAKEKUMA Yuya | Assistant Professor | Energy-related chemistry | |
| WADA Masahide | Assistant Professor | Analytical chemistry | Analytical Chemistry, Bioanalysis, DNA, Gold nanoparticle |
Information on Career Paths
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Graduate School87.4%
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Chemical Engineering1.8%
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Information Industry1.8%
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Wholesale and Retail Trade1.8%
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Miscellaneous Services1.8%
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Electronic Parts0.9%
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Machinery and Appliances0.9%
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Transport and Postal Activities0.9%
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Civil Servant0.9%
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Other(Persons Planning on Continuing Education, Studying Abroad, etc.)1.8%
