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Visit from Assistant Professor Nagata, Kyoto University

On May 23, I went to Waseda University High School (Kami-Shakujii) for a business trip. Dr. Yuya Nagata (Suginome Laboratory) of Kyoto University suddenly contacted me that he is near the University and wish to come for a visit.

I have reached Kami-Shakujii Station after attending the new technology briefing hosted by JST. It seems to finish earlier than expected so I return and meet him in our laboratory. Professor Nagata is one of the researchers with abundant human resources in the this generation of organic chemistry and is an active researcher in the synthesis of helical polymers. He also won the Progress Award of the Chemical Society of Japan last year and is thinking about what to do next,

Recently, one of his works was published (as shown below).

“Poly(quinoxaline-2,3-diyl) as a Multifunctional Chiral Scaffold for Circularly Polarized Luminescent Materials: Color Tuning, Energy Transfer, and Switching of the CPL Handedness”

Nishikawa, T.; Nagata, Y.; Suginome, M. ACS Macro Lett. 2017, 6, 431–435. DOI: 10.1021/acsmacrolett.7b00131

Thank you for bringing the souvenirs and took photos together. Souvenirs were eaten very quickly by gluttonous students. I admire his research work and his attitude so I wish to invite him to open a seminar lecture to encourage our students.

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山口 潤一郎

教授 at 早稲田大学
趣味はラーメン、マラソン、ダイビング、ウェブサイト運営など。化学の「面白さ」と「可能性」を伝えるために、今後の「可能性」のある学生達に,難解な話でも最後には笑って、「化学って面白いよね!」といえる研究者を目指している。.化学ポータルサイトChem-Station代表兼任。

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