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Molecular Recognition of Functional Materials in Biosystems

生物系统中功能材料的分子识别

基本信息

批准号：
11695054
负责人：
NISHIKAWA Sadakatsu
金额：
$ 4.03万
依托单位：
Saga University
依托单位国家：
日本
项目类别：
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)
财政年份：
1999
资助国家：
日本
起止时间：
1999 至 2001
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://kaken.nii.ac.jp/en/grant/KAKENHI-PROJECT-11695054/
关键词：
Internationall exchange Functional materials Molecdular recognition Collaboration 協同研究

项目摘要

This research project was originally opened by five members of Faculty of Science and Engineering, Saga University and six members of University of East Anglia (UEA). We had further participants of the researchers and graduate students from both institutes and we had the fruitful results than expected. Ten researchers including professor, associate professor and assistant professor from Saga University visited UEA for last three years and the eight researcher of UEA were invited to Saga University. Also, three graduate students had the chance to visit UEA and discussed with the professors and graduate students in UEA. One of the students visited UEA for six months and participated in the research and took the course of physical chemistry. One graduate student from UEA stayed in Saga University for a month in order to proceed the project research. The international symposium was held three times for these three years and many researchers and graduate students attended the meeting with satisfied discussions. Especially, Japanese graduate students presented their lectures in English, which affected deeply them and the professors from UEA were very surprised the students talks. In both institutes, more than thirty seminars were opened and many collaboration programs are now considered.The concrete results of the collaboration research is found in the research paper which is associated with the association and dissociation reaction of biological molecules and it is published in Bull. Chem. Soc. Jpn. No 3 in 2002. The research projects for organic synthesis, biological synthesis, characterization of biological materials and synthesis of inorganic complexes are widely under consideration and they are expected to spread widely. The amount of the research papers published by the project members are tremendously great, and the impact of this research project is far more significant to all of the faculty members in addition to the members of the project.

该研究项目最初由佐贺大学理工学院的五名成员和东安格利亚大学（UEA）的六名成员共同发起。我们有更多的研究人员和来自两个研究所的研究生参与，我们取得了比预期更丰硕的成果。近三年来，佐贺大学教授、副教授、助教等10名研究人员访问了东日本大学，东日本大学的8名研究人员应邀访问了佐贺大学。此外，三名研究生有机会访问东英吉利大学，并与东英吉利大学的教授和研究生进行了讨论。其中一名学生访问了UEA六个月，参加了研究，并参加了物理化学课程。为了进行课题研究，东日本大学的一名研究生在佐贺大学停留了一个月。国际学术研讨会在这三年中举行了三次，许多研究人员和研究生参加了会议，并进行了满意的讨论。特别是日本的研究生用英语授课，给他们留下了深刻的印象，东日本大学的教授们对学生们的演讲感到非常惊讶。两个研究所共举办了三十多场研讨会，并正在考虑多个合作项目。合作研究的具体成果可见于与生物分子的缔合和解离反应相关的研究论文，该论文发表在Bull. Chem. Soc. Jpn上。2002年第三。有机合成、生物合成、生物材料的表征和无机配合物的合成的研究项目正在广泛考虑中，并有望得到广泛推广。项目成员发表的研究论文数量非常大，这个研究项目的影响对除了项目成员之外的所有教职员工都更加重要。