研究室紹介
Chemistry for Molecular Systems
Department of Applied Chemistry, Faculty of Engineering
Department of Applied Chemistry, Graduate School of Engineering
Department of Applied Chemistry, School of Engineering
My research group is broadly interested in self-assembling phenomena and involves identifying problems of fundamental significance in nanochemistry. Our approach involves the synthesis of materials that contain both molecular, biomolecular and inorganic components, and study of their structure and properties by a variety of physical techniques. In general, we use the tools of synthetic and physical organic chemistry to address problems at the interface of chemistry, biochemistry and materials science.
Fluorescence nanoparticles self-assembled from biomolecules and rare-earth ions
Staff
Prof. Nobuo Kimizuka
Asst.Prof. Masa-aki Morikawa
Asst.Prof. Yoichi Sasaki
The Main Research Topics
- Development of innovative nanomaterials in which the organized structures are controlled in molecular level
- Creation of novel nano-interfaces and their functions
- Chemistry for molecular assembly using biomoleculs and their motifs
- Nano-interface materials based on self-organization in ionic liquid
