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Recipients of the CSJ Award (2004–20004)
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2004
Shunichi FUKUZUMI (Osaka Univ.): » Achievement
New Paradigm of Electron Transfer Chemistry and Applications.
Kimihiko HIRAO (Univ. Tokyo): » Achievement
Development of Molecular Theory in Quantum Chemistry.
Tadayuki IMANAKA (Kyoto Univ.): » Achievement
Elucidation of the Molecular Mechanisms involved in Adaptation of Thermophiles to High Temperature Environment.
Masahiro IRIE (Kyushu Univ.): » Achievement
Development of Photochromic Molecular Systems with Outstanding Performance.
Kingo ITAYA (Tohoku Univ.): » Achievement
Studies on Atomic and Molecular Processes of Electrochemical Surface Reactions.
Mitsuo KIRA (Tohoku Univ.): » Achievement
The Chemical Society of Japan Award 2005.
2003
Yasuhiro Iwasawa (Univ. Tokyo): » Photo(jpg)
Studies of Active Structures and Dynamic Catalyses on Surfaces.
Tetsuya Osaka (Waseda Univ.): » Photo(jpg)
Creation of Highly Functionalized Materials with Advanced Electrochemical Processes.
Gunzi Saito (Kyoto Univ.): » Photo(jpg)
Development of Conducting Organic Molecular Assemblies.
Seiji Shinkai (Kyushu Univ.): » Photo(jpg)
Creation of Functional Supramolecular Systems on the Basis of Molecular Recognition.
Hiroshi Nakatsuji (Kyoto Univ.): » Photo(jpg)
Deepening of the Quantum Principles in Chemistry.
Masahiro Hirama (Tohoku Univ.): » Photo(jpg)
Chemical Studies Focused on the Total Syntheses of Ciguatoxins and Bioactive Natural Products.
2002
Takeji HASHIMOTO (Kyoto Univ.):
Studies of Self-assembling Mechanisms and Processes in Multicomponent Molecular Systems.
Tamio HAYASHI (Kyoto Univ.):
Design of Chiral Transition Metal Catalysts and Development of New Catalytic Asymmetric Reactions.
Akira HOSOMI (Tsukuba Univ.):
Development of New Reagents of Silicon and Related Metals and Application to the Practical Organic Synthesis.
Eiichi NAKAMURA (Univ. Tokyo):
Studies on Carbon-Carbon Bond Forming Reactions for Creation of Functional Molecules.
Kimitsuna WATANABE (Univ. Tokyo):
Studies on the Functional Structure of tRNA in the Translation Systems of an Extreme Thermophile and Mitochondria.
2001
Yuji OHASHI (Tokyo Inst. Technol.):
Studies on Reaction Mechanism of Molecular Solids Based on Time-resolved X-ray Analysis of Crystalline-state Reaction.
Tsutomu KATSUKI (Kyushu Univ.):
Exploitation of Metal-catalyzed Asymmetric Reactions.
Teizo KITAGAWA (Okazaki Nat'l. Res. Inst.):
Elucidation of Structures and Dynamics of Heme Proteins by Time-resolved Resonance Raman Spectroscopy.
Isao SAITO (Kyoto Univ.):
Bioorganic Studies on DNA and Design of DNA-targeting Molecules.
Shigetoshi TAKAHASHI (Osaka Univ.):
Studies of Functionality of Organometallic Compounds of Group 10 Transition Metals.
Makoto MISONO (Kogakuin Univ.):
Catalyst Design Based on Well-defined Mixed Oxides.
2000
Hiroshi OGINO (Tohoku Univ.):
Synthesis and Reactivity of Novel Transition Metal Complexes Containing Transition Metal-Typical Element Bonds
Koji KAYA (Inst. Mol. Sci.):
Creation and Development of Cluster-Chemistry-Composite Effects in Binary Components
Koji KOSUGE (Kyoto Univ.):
Solid State Chemistry on Non-stoichiometric Compound with Metallic Conductivity - Establishment of Accurate Control Method of Non-stoichiometry and Its Application to Preparation of Novel Compounds
Shiro KOBAYASHI (Kyoto Univ.):
Development of Novel Precision Polymerizations and Their Applications to Creation of Polymer Materials
Kuniaki TATSUTA (Waseda Univ.):
Practical Total Synthesis of Bioactive Natural Products and Clarification of Their Mode of Action
Isao MORISHIMA (Kyoto Univ.):
Molecular Engineering Studies on the Functional Regulation of Homoproteins
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