The development of science and technology has been giving us a lot of benefits. Chemistry is a field which has greatly contributed to the development. The advanced technology has often reqired the basic research. Therefore, the Course of Applied Chemistry covers a variety of chemical fields, working on various materials including metal compounds, inorganic and organic compounds, polymers, proteins etc, doing basic researches and their applications.
This course is divided into three fields, i. e.
- Organic and Macromolecular Chemistry
- Physical and Inorganic Chemistry
- Biotechnology and Chemical Engineering
Students are encouraged to master fundamental and advanced methodologies and be involved in the forefront studies in the above fields. The course yields researchers who engage in development of applied chemistry with the knowledge and technologies of chemistry.
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| Organic and Macromolecular Chemistry |
Synthesis and functionality of hyperbranchedpolymers and inorganic-organic hybrid polymers
Development of new method for polymer synthesis
Wastewater treatment, excess sludge disposal and solid liquid separation
Development of photofunctional molecular materials
Development of new synthetic methodologiesusing heteroatoms and transition metals
Development of organic molecular materialsutilizing redox systems
Development ofnew supramolecular materials
Total synthesis of physiologically interestingmolecules, invention of new synthetic methodologies, andclarification of their biological functions
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| Physical and Inorganic Chemistry |
Photoelectron spectroscopy of organic conducting materials
Design of functional polymers and its application to a chemical sensor
Functional analysis and structure of organic-inorganic hybrid layerd materials
Syntheses and applications of meso- and microporous materials
Development of packing material for chromatography
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| Biotechnology and Chemical Engineering |
Development and application of a cell-free protein synthesis sys-tem from wheat embryos
New preparation of targeting lipid-vesicle forward to either can-cer therapy or gene transfection
Functional genomics using cell-free system
Chemistry and evolution of the biological decoding system
Development of antimalarial agents
Studies on the host defense system by white blood cells
Malaria vaccine development
Development of a cell-free protein engineering technology
Structure and function of nucleic acid related proteins
Wastewater treatment, excess sludge disposal and absorption re-frigeration machine
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