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Functional Materials Analysis Lab (Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research)
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A lab that analyzes the composition and structure of various materials and also develops asymmetric synthesis reactions.
AboutAbout the lab
Analyzing materials and studying asymmetric synthesis
The Comprehensive Analysis Center plays a part in the wide range of materials research, from basic to applied, at the Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research, carrying out comprehensive compositional analysis and structural analysis of various materials.
Large and medium-sized analytical instruments and computer systems that are widely shared among users are managed together, mainly in the Annex of the Research Building, and are maintained so that compositional analysis, structural analysis, and evaluation of physical properties can be carried out efficiently.
Research projects using these instruments are also carried out, and the research introduction lists the development of asymmetric synthesis reactions and catalytic oxidation reactions.
Key terms
- Compositional analysis
- Analysis that determines the components contained in a material
- Structural analysis
- Analysis that determines how the atoms or molecules in a material are arranged
- Asymmetric synthesis reaction
- A reaction that selectively produces one desired molecule out of two types of molecules that are mirror images of each other
ResearchResearch themes
The Comprehensive Analysis Center is responsible for the analysis that supports materials research at the Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research, as well as several research projects. The projects introduced include the development of new asymmetric synthesis reactions using transition metal complex catalysts and environmentally benign catalytic oxidation reactions.
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MembersFaculty
The members listed on the Comprehensive Analysis Center page are a Professor, an Associate Professor, an Assistant Professor, and a Project Associate Professor.
- ProfessorHirotaka Ie
- Associate ProfessorTakeyuki Suzuki
- Assistant ProfessorKaori Asano
- Project Associate ProfessorMakoto Sako
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- Compositional and Structural Analysis of Materials: “Silver Target in XPS Spectrometer” MichaelBueker / CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped)
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