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Chemical Applications of Selenium and Tellurium

硒和碲的化学应用

基本信息

批准号：
02303012
负责人：
SONODA Noboru
金额：
$ 5.25万
依托单位：
Osaka University
依托单位国家：
日本
项目类别：
Grant-in-Aid for Co-operative Research (A)
财政年份：
1990
资助国家：
日本
起止时间：
1990 至 1991
项目状态：
已结题

项目摘要

The aim of this projict entitled "Chemical Applications of Selemium and Tellurium" was to promote The development of the selenium and tellurium chemistry by way of the efficient exchange of ideas, information, and research results as well as the discussion among the researchers of he different fields of selenium and tellurium chemistry. This project was performed by 16chemists of a wide range of fields including organic and inorganic chemistry, and material chemistry and were classified into one of the three groups dealing with the themes ; 1) basic and material chemistry of selenium, 2) basic and material chemistry of tellurium, 3) biochemistry and the related chemistry of selenium. Although they were well organized with the perfect cooperation in each group, the most fruitful events of this project were the symposiums held every year where all members of this project got together, presented their current results and discussed with researchers of different fields. This inter-group discussion benefited a lot all the members of this project. In addition to these activities, each member was encouraged strongly to attend the domestic and international meetings, symposiums, conferences, and seminars in this country in order to obtain the up-to date information and to present the current research results. Finally, all members of this project have realized that this type of project is very important and extremely useful for the promotion of the activities of researchers and also for the development of a new field of chemistry.

本项目的目的是通过有效交流思想、信息和研究成果，以及在硒和碲化学不同领域的研究人员之间进行讨论，促进硒和碲化学的发展。该项目由16位化学家完成，涉及有机和无机化学以及材料化学等广泛领域，并被分为三个小组之一：1）硒的基础和材料化学，2）碲的基础和材料化学，3）硒的生物化学和相关化学。虽然他们组织得很好，每个小组都有完美的合作，但这个项目最富有成果的活动是每年举行的研讨会，所有项目成员聚集在一起，展示他们目前的成果，并与不同领域的研究人员进行讨论。这次小组讨论使该项目的所有成员受益匪浅。除了这些活动外，还大力鼓励每个成员参加在该国举行的国内和国际会议、专题讨论会、大会和研讨会，以获得最新信息并介绍当前的研究成果。最后，该项目的所有成员都认识到，这种类型的项目对于促进研究人员的活动以及化学新领域的发展非常重要和非常有用。