Chemistry, Biotechnology, and Chemical Engineering
The Department of Chemistry, Biotechnology, and Chemical Engineering conducts research regarding material and life sciences on the foundations of key technology to support a sustainable society. Studies comprise of three courses: In the Applied Chemistry Course and Biotechnology Course, research is centered on high-functional materials, new substance creation, chemical measurement, environmental engineering, biomimetic device, molecular conjugates, and drug/medical-supplies development. The Chemical Engineering Course covers high-functional material processing, reaction/separation process, resource circulation process, environmental conservation/improvement, energy utilization devices, material production process, and bioprocess.
Taking a practical approach by tackling the subjects of health, safety, environment, materials, energy, life phenomena and other such pressing issues of our time, we develop researchers and engineers whose capabilities cover everything from basic research to advanced engineering.
Educational Goals (Philosophy) and Prospective Students
Our mission is to educate highly-specialized, globally-minded professionals who will pursue harmony between society, science, technology, and the natural environment and can bring new science, technology, and industrial structure to the world. Prospective students should share our philosophy and have the basic academic ability to acquire advanced specialized abilities through research and study.
Admission Policy
We aim to educate students who are flexible thinkers and have an inquisitive nature. Prospective students should possess specialized knowledge, the ability to make sound ethical judgments, and the will to bear the responsibility of taking the lead in creation and pursuit of cutting-edge technology.
Prospective Students
- Those who are flexible thinkers and have an inquisitive natures and can use them to solve problems flexibly and creatively.
- Those who can make the most of what they learn to work across national borders.
- Those who have the knowledge and sound ethical judgment necessary to keep pace with chnological innovation.
Course Work
◎Applied Chemistry Course
Our research and education program aims to foster creativity and ability that excels in developing useful materials, material surface observation techniques, micro-reactors, and environmental conservation technologies, etc. and convey it to the world.
◎Biotechnology Course
Our research and education program aims to foster in students the ability to develop new drug, medical treatment, diagnosis or bio-based materials for creating a sustainable society, and to generate idea and results based on the educated knowledge and technigue to the world.
◎Chemical Engineering Course
Our research and education program aims to foster future researchers and engineers who will be active in the fields of “development of eco-friendly chemical processes”, construction of energy and resource utilization systems,” and invention of highly functional materials.”
Curriculum
◎Applied Chemistry Course
A series of lectures aimed at giving students a chance to acquire knowledge and advanced analytical techniques concerning the development of useful materials based on molecular orbital theory, material surface observation technology, new functional materials, and clean energy.
◎Biotechnology Course
A series of lectures aimed at giving students a chance to acquire knowledge concerning elucidation of biological and mdecular mechanisims, drug development, nanotechnology for diagnosis, and biomaterials.
◎Chemical Engineering Course
A series of lectures aimed at giving students a chance to acquire knowledge concerning processes such as reaction, separation, energy transfer/conversion, resource circulation, and functional material processing , and bio processing along with the advanced system engineering which combines these processing elements.
List of faculty members
The following specialists provide research and education support to students and help find solutions to student academic issues.
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