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Lab mates in TMU (2018)

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Degrees

  • Ph.D.    University of Tokyo (Applied Chemistry)     2006

  • M.T.     University of Tokyo (Applied Chemistry)       2003

  • B.T.      University of Tokyo (Applied Chemistry)       2001(Supervisors: Prof. Kimihiko Hirao & Prof. Takahito Nakajima)

 

Technical experiences

2011/9- present 
Assistant Professor, Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory, Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Metropolitan University

2009/4-2011/8  
 Research Fellow of the Japan Society for Promotion of Science (PD), Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory, Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Metropolitan University

2007/4-2009/3   
Research Fellow of the Japan Society for Promotion of Science (RPD), Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory, Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Metropolitan University

2006/10-2007/3  
Part-time Researcher, Ochanomizu Woman University

2003/4-2006/9   
Research Fellow of the Japan Society for Promotion of Science (DC1), Department of Applied Chemistry, University of Tokyo
 

Awards

  • Excellent presentation award for a master thesis in the of Applied Chemistry, the University of Tokyo, March 2003.department

  •  Excellent poster presentation award for next-generation supercomputer symposium 2009, Tokyo, October 7th, 2009.

  • Excellent poster presentation award for Asian Pacific Association of Theoretical & Computational Chemistry (APATCC) 5, Rotorua, NewZealand, 2011.

Teaching classes

  • Exercise in Physical chemistry (quantum chemistry and thermo dynamics) in TMU for the first and third-grade undergraduates

  • Exercise in computational chemistry in TMU for the third-grade undergraduates

  • A simple exercise in electron correlation methods (HF, MP2, CI) for master course students

  • Part-time teaching about basic chemistry in Tokyo University of Agricultural and Technology for the first-grade undergraduates in information department 

Grants as Principle Investigator

[1] Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research for JSPS research fellows (DC1), University of Tokyo, Title: ”Development of accurate relativistic molecular theories” 2,700,000 JPY, April 2003-November, 2006.

 

[2] Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research for JSPS research fellows (RPD), Tokyo Metropolitan University, Title: ”Development of relativistic molecular theories with spectroscopic accuracies for heavy element chemistry”, 2,200,000 JPY, April, 2007-April, 2009-March.

[3] Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research for JSPS research fellows (PD), Tokyo Metropolitan University, Title: ”Applications of Dirac's four-component relativistic theory for isotope chemistry, particle physics, and lanthanide fluorescence ”, 2,800,000 JPY, 2009-April, 2012-March.

 

[4] Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B), Tokyo Metropolitan University, Title: ”Theoretical development of an accurate relativistic molecular orbital theory for the search of electron’s electric dipole moment”, 3300,000 JPY, 2013-April, 2016-March.

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[5] Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), Tokyo Metropolitan University, Title: "Theoretical investigation of uranium isotope fractionation in biotic systems", 3200,000 JPY, 2018-April,  2021-March.

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[6] Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Hiroshima University, Title: ”Development of relativistic electron correlation method for actinide compounds”, 17,420,000 JPY, April, 2021-April, 2024-March.

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