Hara & Ishikawa Lab. is a group specializing in materials, surfaces, chemistry and catalysis
The Hara-Ishikawa Laboratory is a group specializing in materials, surfaces,
chemistry, and catalysts, targeting energy, the environment, and carbon
dioxide reduction.
Key Words
Heterogeneous Catalysis, Ammonia synthesis, Biomass conversion, Sustainable
Society
触媒 アンモニア バイオマス変換 持続的社会 グリー
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NEWS新着情報
- Aug. 25, 25
- Special thanks to Ruriko Nekojima (https://x.com/ruriko_neko)!! I learned today that the number of views to our lab's website skyrocketed in June. This is thanks to the buzz caused by a post made by Nekojima around June 6th. Thank you to Nekojima.
- Aug. 23, 25
- Aisha Faisal, an international student from Imperial College London, has returned to Japan. Despite being a young third-year undergraduate student, she has succeeded in the difficult task of measuring the infrared spectrum of nitrogen molecules adsorbed on a catalyst. This is a result that can be published in an international paper. Congratulations to Faisal
- Aug. 20, 25
- Tomoyasu Kanno (M2, Inorganic Materials) was selected as the course representative
at the autumn graduation ceremony! His research results and presentation
on the "phenol to aniline" catalyst he created were highly praised.
Congratulations!
