Nano Life Science Institute, Kanazawa University
|Assistant Professor
Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan
Summary
As a research professor, leads multiple projects in chiral materials, molecular switches, lactate-specific receptors for cancer research, and functionalization of nanoprobes for cell surface studies.
Highlights
Led 3 key research projects in chiral materials, molecular switches, and nanoprobes, significantly advancing supramolecular chemistry and biomedical applications.
Developed lactate-specific receptors with high selectivity, creating novel tools for potential cancer research and early diagnostic applications.
Functionalized nanoprobes with metal complexes, enabling advanced recognition AFM imaging for detailed cell surface studies.
Secured multiple WPI-NanoLSI Transdisciplinary Research Promotion Grants, contributing to the institute's research funding and strategic objectives.
Mentored junior researchers and students, fostering a collaborative research environment and contributing to academic growth.