Watanabe Research Group, Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science Division I, Tokyo University of Science
Welcome
Welcome to the web page of Watanabe Research Group.
Location
Tokyo University of Science
Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science Room 305, Building #5 12-1 Ichigayafunagawaramachi, Shinjuku-ku Tokyo 162-0826 Japan Tel: +81-3-3260-4271 Ext 5768 (Laboratory, Room 305) Ext 5757 (Office, Room 316) [Mailing address] Prof. Kazuo Watanabe Department of Chemistry Faculty of Science Tokyo University of Science 1-3 Kagurazaka, Shinjuku-ku Tokyo 162-8601 JAPAN  Group
We enjoy research in a friendly atmosphere in Room 305, Building 5 of Kagurazaka Campus.
We are pursuing to establish a safe, efficient, and comfortable working environment. Welcome! Visit us! Staff
Associate Professor: Watanabe, Kazuo (Web of Science)
 Contact address  CV  Achievements (Papers, books, presentations, patents) Space Education Program @ TUS Hobbies = sailing, piano, shigin (recitation of Chinese poems), learning German, drinking craft beer, TV Exercise (NHK) Students
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M1 (3) B4 (3) Internal B4 (1) External Research
Surface physical chemistry
Our efforts are focused on researches aiming to observe and control chemical reactions in nano- and single molecular scales by means of surface science and laser photoscience methods in the field of physical chemistry. Adsorption states and chemical reactions of adsorbed molecules on supported metal nanoparticles Model catalysts are fabricated by forming metal nanoparticles (mean diameter 2 - 10 nm) by physical vapor deposition on ultrathin oxide films under ultrahigh vacumm (10^-10 mbar). Adsorption states and reactivity of atoms and molecules on the model catalysts are be studied by temperature programmed desorption (TPD) and laser-induced photodesorption as a function of particle sizes.  Growth of Argon Nanobubbles on Pd(111)  Photochemistry on Metal Nanoparticles Ultrahigh vacuum apparatus
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For TUS Students
Classes in charge (Department of Chemistry)
Please visit the Consultation Room of TUS first, however, counseling concerning issues in study and campus life is available for the assigned students (and their guarantors) of the Department of Chemistry. Contact us for appointments. Consultation Room of TUS (Japanese page) TUS Harassment Prevention Committee (Japanese page) Selection for graduation research
Visiting our laboratory
We would appreciate your making an appointment for a laboratory tour and/or a Zoom meeting.
Please contact Kazuo Watanabe. Weekly schedule
Mon. Reading textbooks and reviews by turns
Thu. Journal club, Reading textbooks and reviews by turns Fri. Group meeting for arrangement, discussion, progress report Yearly schedule
Apr. Welcome party for new undergraduates
May - Jun. - Jul. Internal selection of candidates for the graduate school Aug. Entrance examination of the graduate school Sep. Group trip, autumn conferences Oct. - Nov. - Dec. Year-end party Jan. Abstract submission of bachelor and master theses Feb. Master thesis presentation Mar. Bachelor thesis presentation, spring conferences Misc. events
Softball tournaments in June and October
Drinking, occasional (about monthly) Birthday parties Graduation research in external institutions
Opportunities of graduation research in external institutions for motivated and able students.
Contact us for appointments of visit and interview at the following institutions. Yoshinobu Lab., ISSP, The University of Tokyo Hirata Lab., Geochemical Research Center, Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo Kagi Lab., Geochemical Research Center, Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo Links
Watanabe Research Group Home Page in Japanese
Tokyo University of Science Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science Division I Prof. Jun Yoshinobu, The University of Tokyo, ISSP Molecular Spectroscopy Lab, Kyoto University Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Freund, Fritz Haber Institute of Max Planck Society Prof. Dr. Dietrich Menzel, Technical University of Munich Prof. Micha Asscher, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem* Prof. Micha Asscher was a visiting professor at TUS from Oct 9, 2015 to Jan. 3, 2016. |