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Organic Chemistry Lab (Yagi Lab)
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An organic chemistry lab that designs its own original molecules and takes on difficult syntheses.

AboutAbout the lab
Designing original molecules to go beyond the value of existing ones
The Yagi Lab studies organic chemistry in which new molecules are designed and actually synthesized.
Believing that there is science that opens up only because molecules can be synthesized, the lab works on synthetic chemistry.
The lab wants to design original molecules that only it can synthesize and to take on highly challenging syntheses.
Founded in 2025, the lab holds three slogans: "Be one of a kind," "Live hungrily," and "Value awareness of others and the world."
Key terms
- Synthetic chemistry
- Chemistry that assembles the structures of complex molecules by making use of the properties of atoms and bonds
NewsLab news
A doctoral student wins first place at the GTR Interdisciplinary Research Proposal Contest
Assistant Professor Daiki Imoto wins a Student Lecture Award at the 106th Spring Annual Meeting of the Chemical Society of Japan
Master's and doctoral students win Outstanding Poster Awards at the GTR Research Results Presentation
A doctoral student's paper accepted by Organic Letters
A doctoral student wins the Research Proposal Award at the 16th Otsu Conference
ResearchResearch themes
Its strength is being able to design new molecules and actually synthesize them, and the lab values "making unexplored, structurally highly challenging molecules," "making important molecules efficiently," and "discovering unknown functions and potential for further development in molecules." Envisioning the creation of giant substances with interesting structures as if they were molecules, the lab aims to establish "molecule-originated synthetic chemistry" and to lead next-generation science.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
The members of the Yagi Lab are faculty, postdoctoral researchers, technical assistants, and doctoral, master's, and undergraduate students.As of 2026
- ProfessorAkiko Yagi
- Associate ProfessorHiroki Hayashi
- Associate ProfessorHideto Ito
- Assistant ProfessorDaiki Imoto
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