Yamamoto Yohei

Biography

Career history 2002-04 -- 2004-03 JSPS research fellow (DC2-PD, Osaka University) 2004-04 -- 2005-03 JSPS research fellow (PD, The University of Tokyo) 2005-04 -- 2005-09 Japan Science and Technology Agency ERATO Aida Nanospace Project Researcher 2005-10 -- 2008-06 Japan Science and Technology Agency ERATO-SORST Nanospace Project, Researcher 2008-07 -- 2010-10 Japan Science and Technology Agency ERATO-SORST Nanospace Project Group Leader 2010-11 -- (current) University of Tsukuba Division of Materials Science, Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences Associate ProfessorAcademic background 1994-04 -- 1998-03 Osaka University Faculty of Science Department of Chemistry Graduated 1998-04 -- 2000-03 Osaka University Graduate School, Division of Natural Science Department of Chemistry Completed 2000-04 -- 2003-03 Osaka University Graduate School, Division of Natural Science Department of Chemistry CompletedDegree 2003-03 Doctor of Science Osaka UniversityAcademic societies 2002 -- (current) Chemical Society of Japan 2005 -- (current) THE SOCIETY OF POLYMER SCIENCE, JAPAN 2003 -- (current) The Japan Society of Applied Physics 2009 -- (current) Supramolecular researchHonors & Awards 2015-09-16 SPSJ Hitachi Chemical Award Development of fluorescent microresonators from π-conjugated polymer spheres 2014-06-19 Tsukuba University Young Professor Special Encouragement Award 2014-04-15 The Young Scientists’ Prize, The Commendation for Science and Technology by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science Research on Molecularly Assembled Materials with Excellent Optoelectronic Properties 2010-03-27 The Chemical Society of Japan Award For Young Chemists for 2009 Creation of electronically active nanomaterial by self-organization 2009-05-28 Award for Encouragement of Research in Polymer Science; The Society of Polymer Science, Japan (2008) Construction of electronically active nanotubes by self organization 2009-03-29 The Chemical Society of Japan, Lecture Award for Young Chemist, 2008 at the 89th Spring Conference Creation of electronically active nanotubes by self-organization 2007-03-25 The Chemical Society of Japan, Presentation Award, 2007 at the 87th Spring Conference Photoconductive and photovoltaic properties of coaxial nanotubes with donor / acceptor molecular layers bonded 2006-03-25 The Japan Society of Applied Physics, Presentation Award, 2006 at the 53th Spring Conference Photoconductive properties of hexabenzocoronene supramolecular nanotubes with electron acceptor

Research Interest

Functional solid state chemistry Optoelectronic properties Organic Devices Biomaterials Colloid Science Functional Polymers