日本語
Dr. Kei Muto have received IKUSHI Prize from JSPS！
(Picture from “The Outstanding Graduate Student Award, 2015, Nagoya University”)
Research Theme 「Development of New Coupling Reactions by C-H, C-O, and C-C Bond Cleavage」
Congratulations！
About Ikushi Prize (From Web site of JSPS)
In 2009, JSPS received an endowment from Emperor Akihito on the 20th year of his reign. Amidst a severe economic environment in Japanese society, His Majesty’s desire was to encourage and support young scientists who are working diligently to advance their studies and research. In deference to his wishes, JSPS established the Ikushi Prize program and placed it into operation in FY 2010. It functions to formally recognize outstanding doctoral students who can be expected to contribute to Japan’s future scientific advancement.
List of IKUSHI Prize Awardees, click here
Kei is a third person who won the IKUSHI prize in our laboratory. Dr. Shuichi Yanagisawa (1st IKUSHI prize in FY2010), Dr. Hideto Ito (2nd IKUSHI prize in FY2011), Dr. Kei Muto (6th IKUSHI prize in FY2015)
