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Araki, Takeo was born on January 10, 1934 in Kyoto, Japan. Son of Choji Tanaka and Fumi Araki.
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Araki, Takeo was born on January 10, 1934 in Kyoto, Japan. Son of Choji Tanaka and Fumi Araki.
Bachelor of Science, Kyoto University, 1957. Master of Science, Kyoto University, 1959. Doctor of Philosophy in Science, Kyoto University, 1963.
Assistant professor, Osaka (Japan) U., Toyonaka, 1962-1966;
lecturer, Osaka (Japan) U., Toyonaka, 1966-1971;
associate professor, Osaka (Japan) U., Toyonaka, 1971-1980;
postdoctoral fellow, Manchester (England) University, 1967-1968;
professor of chemistry, Shimane U., Matsue, Japan, 1980-1989;
professor of polymer chemistry, Kyoto Institute Technology, 1989-1997;
dean faculty textile science, Kyoto Institute Technology, 1992-1996;
dean graduate school, Kyoto Institute Technology, 1992-1993, 94-95;
professor emeritus, Kyoto Institute Technology, since 1997. Visiting professor Kyoto U., 1990-1992. Visiting professor Northwest Normal U., China, since 1996.
Councilor Shimane U., 1984-1988, Kyoto Institute Technology, 1991-1996.
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Member Chemical Society Japan (editorial Chemistry and Chemical Industry 1983-1985, Chemistry Letters 1989-1992, conference chairman 1987), Polymer Science Society Japan, American Chemical Society (polymer chemistry division), Kinki Chemical Society Japan, Synthetic Organic Chemistry Japan, International Union Pure and Applied Chemistry (award for poster session 1986), Entomological Society Shinshu.
Married Akiko Nakatani, April 9, 1962. Children: Makoto, Atsushi.
