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Nakamura, Eiichi was born on February 24, 1951 in Tokyo, Japan.
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Eiichi Nakamura
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Eiichi Nakamura, Japanese chemistry professor. Recipient Young Chemists award, Chemical Society Japan, 1984, Yamanouchi award in Synthetic Organic Chemistry, 1991, Tejima Memorial award, Tokyo Institute of Technology, 1992, Japan International Business Machines Corporation Science prize, 1993, Nagoya Silver medal for Organic Chemistry, 2001, Chemical Society Japan award, 2003, Humboldt Research award, 2006.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Tokyo Institute of Technology, 1973. Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry, Tokyo Institute of Technology, 1978.
Career
Postdoctoral research associate, department chemistry Columbia University, New York, 1978—1980. Assistant professor, department chemistry Tokyo Institute of Technology, 1980—1984, associate professor, department chemistry, 1984—1993, professor, department chemistry, 1993—1995, University Tokyo, since 1995. Adjunct professor, department chemistry Tokyo Institute of Technology, 1989—1991.
Chairman, founder Tateshina Conference on Organic Chemistry, since 2000. Member advisory committee Institute Chemistry, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, 2001—2007. Member international advisory board 16th International Conference on Physical Organic Chemistry, 2002.
ERATO Nakamura Functional Carbon Cluster progressive research director Japan Science and Technology Agency (Japan Science and Technology Agency), 2004—2010. Several special lectureships.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow: American Association for the Advancement of Science, Royal Society Chemistry (foreign). Member: Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (senior progressive officer, chemistry, Research Center for Science Systems 2003-2006, senior progressive officer on funding scheme study 2006-2007), American Academy Arts & Sciences (foreign) (honorary).
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Education
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1973
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1978
Career
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1978 - 1980
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1978 - 1980
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1995
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1995
Awards
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Recipient Young Chemists award, Chemical Society Japan, 1984, Yamanouchi award in Synthetic Organic Chemistry, 1991, Tejima Memorial award, Tokyo Institute of Technology, 1992, Japan International Business Machines Corporation Science prize, 1993, Nagoya Silver medal for Organic Chemistry, 2001, Chemical Society Japan award, 2003, Humboldt Research award, 2006.Recipient Young Chemists award, Chemical Society Japan, 1984, Yamanouchi award in Synthetic Organic Chemistry, 1991, Tejima Memorial award, Tokyo Institute of Technology, 1992, Japan International Business Machines Corporation Science prize, 1993, Nagoya Silver medal for Organic Chemistry, 2001, Chemical Society Japan award, 2003, Humboldt Research award, 2006.