The Advanced Chiral Molecular Science Group (ACG) conducts research to elucidate the structure and functionality of chiral molecular assemblies and to apply them to the understanding of life phenomena and novel chiral materials. We are looking for a wide range of people who are interested in and motivated by the "functional exploration of chiral molecular assemblies". 

Advanced Chiral Molecular Science Group (ACG) is a sub-group of Bunshikouchikugaku Laboratory (Yuge Lab.).

News

• 2025/11/04　Our co-authored paper with Prof. Hisako Sato (Ehime Univ.), Prof. Akihiko Yamagishi (Toho Univ.), and Prof. Jun Yoshida (Nihon Univ.) has been published in Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan. (Paper) (Free-access link)

• 2025/06/24　Our co-authored paper with Dr. Toshiyuki Sasaki (JASRI) has been published in Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan. (Paper)

• 2025/04/22　Our co-authored paper with Prof. Hisako Sato (Ehime Univ.), Prof. Akihiko Yamagishi (Toho Univ.), and Prof. Jun Yoshida (Nihon Univ.) has been published in Applied Clay Science. (Paper, PRESS RELEASE in Japanese)

• 2024/12/17　I am honored to have received the 41st Inoue Research Award for Young Scientists. My heartfelt gratitude goes to my supervisor, Professor Hisako Sato, and everyone who has supported and guided me along the way. (Inoue Foundation for Science website)

• 2024/10/01　I am pleased to announce that I have been selected for two research grants from private foundations. Thank you for your generous support. (Grants)

• 2024/01/16　Our JACS  paper was featured on Chem-Station, Japan's largest chemistry portal site (588th Spotlight Research in Japanese).

• 2023/11/15　Our recent paper on the formation of switchable and metastable coordination dimer through chiral self-sorting has been published in Journal of the American Chemical Society (Paper, PRESS RELEASE in Japanese).