Project Professor Sota Sato received 2023 Faculty of Engineering Best Teaching Award, The University of Tokyo. Congratulations! The award recognizes the outstanding teaching effectiveness of his lectures on “Analytical Chemistry III” and “Structural Analysis Methods”.
A research achievement, “X-ray and Electron Diffraction Observations of Steric Zipper Interactions in Metal-Induced Peptide Cross-β Nanostructures”, was published in J. Am. Chem. Soc.!
An explanatory article on the results of joint research with the Oguri laboratory, Department of Chemistry in the University of Tokyo, has been posted in the Research Overview section: Biosynthesis of plant’s medicinal compounds: unveiling a 60-year-old mystery! ――The successful crystal structural analysis of unstable intermediates by the fusion of synthetic chemistry and supramolecular chemistry ――
Ebihara-san, a D1 student, won a poster award about extended crystalline sponge method at ISMSC 2023! Congratulations!
The results of joint research with Zhe Sun Laboratory at Tianjin University have been published in Chin. J. Chem.! The results of single-crystal X-ray structural analysis are useful in elucidating the correlation between the molecular structure and the function.
In the website of TOYOTA Frontier Research in Toyota Motor Corp., Frontier Research Center, our achievements related to “VR-MD” were introduced!
A PV video is also being delivered!
https://youtu.be/K1La6jp2ElA
https://satolab.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/featured/03/
We have left the laboratory in Hongo Campus of the University of Tokyo and moved all the laboratory equipment to Mitsui Link Lab Kashiwanoha 1!
The achievements of joint research with the Asahi Laboratory of Waseda University using the J-PARC SENJU single-crystal neutron diffraction beamline have been published in Acta Cryst.!
Shimadzu & GL Science’s GC-MS & preparative GC equipment, which arrived at Mitsui Link Lab Kashiwanoha 1 from Fujita Lab in the Institute for Molecular Science’s, has started operation! Members of the University of Tokyo and participating companies learned the handling in the manufacturer’s instruction session.
Rigaku’s X-ray diffractometer, which arrived at Mitsui Link Lab Kashiwa-no-Ha 1 on January 24, has started operation! The setup of large precision equipment is proceeding smoothly.
JEOL & JRI’s 500 MHz NMR equipment, which arrived at Mitsui Link Lab Kashiwa-no-Ha 1 on January 7, has started operation! A magnetic field is applied to the superconducting magnet, the resolution adjustment is completed, and it can be used for research.
A research introduction article “The extended sponge method – Aiming for protein structural determination through encapsulation in a gigantic cage” has been posted in the research overview column!
