Fujisawa, Kamagata, and Ishiguro Laboratory (Fujisawa Lab)¶
A Laboratory Focused on Phenomena (Properties), Not Synthesis or Reactions¶
In the field of chemistry, research pillars include not only synthesis and reactions but also the study of properties.
Understanding biological phenomena requires investigating the behavior and properties of biopolymers in aqueous solutions. Our laboratory aims to understand proteins through a combination of theory and experiments, utilizing single molecule fluorescence microscopy, high hydrostatic pressure techniques, and scattering analysis. We seek to apply these insights to engineering.
Appointment of Associate Professor Kiyoto Kamagata (April 1, 2024)¶
Associate Professor Keiichi Kameyama, who served our laboratory for many years, retired in March 2022. Professor Kiyoto Kamagata joined us from Tohoku University in April 2024.
March 2022¶ |
April 24, 2024¶ |
While Professor Kamagata's group (Kamagata Group) operates independently, we participate in joint reading sessions, presentations, practice presentations, and social gatherings.
Announcements¶
October 4, 2024: A joint paper with Mr. Soumit was published in the Journal of Molecular Biology (Kamagata Group) <https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S002228362400425X?via%3Dihub>
May 2024: Mr. Soumit from the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research joined us as a JSPS invited researcher (Kamagata Group)