Akio Kamimura, PhD, Professor of Organic Chemistry  

Born in Kyoto in October, 1959, BS in 1982 in Kyoto University,

MS in 1984 in Kyoto University, PhD in 1987 from Kyoto University,

Graduate School of Science, Department of Chemistry.

working at Yamaguchi University (since 1987) and

Imperial college London (1993 - 1995),

promoted as a full professor since 2004.

Since 2006, professor in Department of Applied Molecular Bioscience,

Graduate School of Medicine, Yamaguchi University.

Research fields:

Synthetic organic chemistry. Main interests are on organoradical

chemistry, organosulfur chemistry, heterocyclic chemistry,

asymmetric synthesis, ionic liquids chemistry, environmental

application for organic chemistry.

Members：

The Chemical Society of Japan, The American Chemical Society, Royal Society of Chemistry (MRSC, CChem)

Publications :

more than 120 scientific papers and about 10 books including translation works.

Other things of my interests：

Studying foreign languages, especially the languages spoken in the country I have visited (but it is quite difficult learn, in particular French!). Amateur radio (licensed since 1976, DXCC is more than 300, used be active in DX, local, new modes (RTTY, SSTV, etc), and EME (moon bounce on JT65 mode) QSOs. Currently I am too busy to get a time to enjoy that, This is a sad thing. Another thing is collecting stamps on passport. I like to visit other countries in a symTakuji posium or a chemistry meeting.

Favourite team:

Renofa Yamaguchi (a local football team, is now promoted to J3 from the this year!)

Hanshin Tigers (a professional baseball team in Osaka)

mail address: ak10”at mark”yamaguchi-u.ac.jp

Previous members: 2013/14, 2012/13 

Graduate School, PhD course　

D3

Koichiro Miyazaki

D2

Takaaki Moriyama

Hiroshi Matsumoto

Graduate School, Master course

M2

Ryuichiro Yo

Ryusuke Watanabe

M1

Toshiyuki Tanaka

Yuji Ito

Yoshiki Tanaka

Miss Mari Ishikawa

Undergraduate research

B4

Sanshiro Sakamoto

Kengo Murata

Yusuke Koyama

Tatsuro Yoshinaga

Scientific assistant

Ms. Noriko Kamimura (part-time)

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

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