- Department of Mathematics
- Department of Physics and Astronomy
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- Department of Applied Biological Science
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- Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry
- Department of Electrical Engineering
- Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
- Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
- Department of Civil Engineering
The Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry carries out thorough education on the basics and application of chemistry, fosters researchers and engineers full of creativity, and provides education and research that looks towards future trends in the chemicals industry. Research topics include energy, which is the most important issue for human beings today, fields related to living organisms, functional materials and chemistry that is based on environmental harmony. In addition, as the gap between the basic scholastic ability of students and scientific technology, which is becoming specialized, should be filled, students are guided to true understanding of academics through experiences based on labs and discussions and easily understandable lectures.
Research Groups & Research Areas
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Organic / Macromolecular Chemistry
Organic chemistry is an area that combines carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and other atoms to create organic compounds, making up food seasonings, pharmaceutical products, as well as liquid crystal TVs, plastics, apparel and almost all other products for everyday use.
Arimitsu Research Group / Gunji-Yamamoto Research Group / Nakayama Research Group / Sakai Research Group
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Physical Chemistry
In this area, you will learn about and research on the structure, physical properties and reactions of substances or the molecules and compounds making up those substances. Based on the discovered knowledge, you will also develop new advanced functional material, energy conversion material, biomimetic material, and the like.
Sakai(H)-Sakai(K) Research Group / Terashima Research Group / Kondo Research Group
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Inorganic / Analytical / Physical Chemistry
You are surrounded by many inorganic and metal materials, including lithium ion batteries, magnesium secondary batteries, capacitors, superconductors, ferroelectrics, thermoelectric conversion materials, environmental catalysts, and so forth. In this field, you systematically learn theories and principles indispensable for creating these functional materials.
Fujimoto Research Group / Idemoto-Kitamura Research Group / Itagaki-Shitanda Research Group
List of Faculty Members
| Name | Title | Research Area | Keyword |
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| ARIMITSU Koji | Professor | Polymer chemistry | Photopolymer, UV curing, Acid amplifier, Base amplifier, Photoinitiator |
| FUJIMOTO Kenjiro | Professor | Crystal engineering Inorganic chemistry Synthetic chemistry Inorganic industrial materials Device related chemistry Reaction engineering/Process system |
Alloy, Ceramic, Crystal growth Inorganic Solid State Chemistry, Nanomaterials, Crystal Structure Combinatorial Synthesis Ceramic, Alloy, Layered oxides, Ionic exchanger, ionic conductor, Catalysts Battery, Gas sensor Combinatorial Technology |
| GUNJI Takahiro | Professor | Polymer chemistry | Element-blocks, Inorganic polymer, Organic-inorganic hybrids |
| IDEMOTO Yasushi | Professor | Applied materials Condensed matter physics II Physical chemistry Inorganic chemistry Inorganic industrial materials Device related chemistry |
Battery material, Ferroelectric material, High Tc superconducting oxide High Tempearture Supercondoctor Crystal Strycture Analysis, Electronic Structure Inorganic Solid State Chemistry Battery material, Ferroelectric material, High Tc superconducting oxide Battery material, Ferroelectric material, High Tc superconducting oxide |
| ITAGAKI Masayuki | Professor | Material processing/Microstructural control engineering | Electrochemisty, Analytical Chemistry |
| KONDO Takeshi | Professor | Functional solid state chemistry | |
| SAKAI Hideki | Professor | Nanostructural chemistry Nanomaterials chemistry Physical chemistry Functional solid state chemistry Organic and hybrid materials |
Nanoporous material, Hollow particle, core/shell particle Drug delivery system, Liposome, Cell Penetrating Peptide Surface properties, Interfacial properties, Solution properties, Phase diagram Surfactant, Self assembly, Emulsion, Nanoparticles Surfactant, Emulsion, Surface modification |
| SAKAI Kenichi | Professor | Physical chemistry | Colloid, Interface, Surfactant, Adsorption, Emulsion, Foam |
| SAKAI Norio | Professor | Organic chemistry Synthetic chemistry |
Organometallic Chemistry Synthetic Organic Chemistry |
| TERASHIMA Chiaki | Professor | Inorganic industrial materials | Diamond Materials, Plasma Chemistry |
| KITAMURA Naoto | Associate Professor | Inorganic materials/Physical properties | Ion-conducting inorganic material |
| NAKAYAMA Yasuo | Associate Professor | Device related chemistry | organic semiconductor |
| Shitanda Isao | Associate Professor | Nano/Microsystems Physical chemistry Analytical chemistry Bio-related chemistry Green/Environmental chemistry Material processing/Microstructural control engineering Biofunction/Bioprocess |
Electrochemical nanomotor/micromotor electrochemical impedance biosensor microencapsulation of enzyme whole-cell based biosensor microcapsule composite coating Wearable biofuel cell |
| YAMAMOTO Kazuki | Junior Associate Professor | Organic and hybrid materials Polymer/Textile materials |
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| AOKI Daisuke | Assistant Professor | Polymer/Textile materials | Polymer chemistry |
| ARAKAWA Kiyosuke | Assistant Professor | Physical chemistry Organic chemistry Organic and hybrid materials |
organic photochemistry |
| DAZAI Takuro | Assistant Professor | Inorganic industrial materials | luminescence material, thin film, EL device |
| HATTORI Hiroyuki | Assistant Professor | Organic chemistry | |
| ISHIBASHI Chiaki | Assistant Professor | Physical chemistry | first-principle calculation, electrochemistry |
| ISHIDA Kento | Assistant Professor | Organic chemistry | |
| WATANABE Hikari | Assistant Professor | Physical chemistry |
Information on Career Paths
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Graduate School87.4%
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Machinery and Appliances3.7%
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Steel and Metal Mining1.2%
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Professional and Technical Services1.1%
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Information Industry1.1%
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Chemical Engineering1.1%
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Wholesale and Retail Trade1.1%
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Miscellaneous Services1.1%
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Building Materials, Exterior1.1%
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Other (Persons Planning on Continuing Education, Studying Abroad, etc.)1.1%
