Yamaguchi University
The 23rd Banyu Fukuoka Symposium was held and most of our members attended it. We enjoyed exciting one day with listening to fantastic talks by world outstanding synthetic chemists. A student in our group presented our work on ionic liquids chemistry by poster presentation and had some impacts from audience. Thank you very much for […]
5 of new undergraduate research members have joined our group. Our new research projects will starts soon. We expect their good work and achievement in chemistry.
The 98th CSJ meeting was held at Funabashi campus, Nihon University, and four of our members gave oral presentation there.
Our member of undergraduate research and graduate students obtained certificate of graduation or master degree today. Well done for your work so far. Congratulations! We hope all of you will get great success in future!
Our work on radical decyanation has now published in Org. Lett. This work was performed by Oritani kun, the 2nd grade of master course. We had a champagne celebration. Congratulations!
Thiol-Catalyzed Radical Decyanation of Aliphatic Nitriles with Sodium Borohydride Kawamoto, T.; Oritani, K.; Curran, D. P.; Kamimura, A. Org. Lett. 2018, 20, 2084. https://dx.doi.org/10.1021/acs.orglett.8b00626
Our work on radical decyanation has now published in Chem Lett. This work was performed by Shimaya kun, the 2nd grade of master course. We had a champagne celebration. Congratulations!
The 10th Choshu-London symposium was held at D11 lecture theatre in Tokiwa cam@pus. We invited Professor Jim Anderson and Professor Helen Hailes in his time and had a great lectures from them. Dr. Kawamoto gave a talk as well. It was interesting and stimulus symposium for our future research works. Thank you very much for […]
Graduation party was held at the food court of Tokiwa campus. All of graduates for undergraduate course and post graduate course, congratulations! Well done for the your good presentations in the final exam.
Five of our members presented their own results for undergraduate research. Some has good results, some has uncompleted results, some prepared very well, and some has not done well. Everyone, well done!
