Opening Article  » Home » Journals » Opening Article "Kagaku-to Kogyou" (Chemistry and Chemical Industry) Opening Article Vol.65(2012) Vol.64(2011) Vol.63(2010) Vol.62(2009) Vol.65(2012) @ Vol. No. Title Author Name 65 3 d-Block transition metal catalysis in organic synthesis for a sustainable and prosperous world in the 21st century and beyond Ei-ichi NEGISHI (H. C. Brown Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, Purdue University) 2 And then there were chemical industry Akihiko MIYAMOTO (Director, Chemicals Division, The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry) 1 Element strategy: scientifi c research backed by a world and historical view Eiichi NAKAMURA (Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo) Top of Page Vol.64(2011) @ Vol. No. Title Author Name 64 12 Itfs fun to study chemistry Kazuko OGINO (Professor Emeritus, College of Medical Sciences, Tohoku University) 11 Invitation to submit your papers to the Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan Masahiro IRIE (Specially Appointed Professor, Rikkyo University Editor-in-Chief, Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan) 10 Chemistry and the KAITEKI Yoshimitsu KOBAYASHI (President & CEO, Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Corporation) 9 The venture spirit: A mindset and mechanism for permitting mistakes Satoshi KAWATA (Professor at Osaka University and Chief Scientist at RIKEN) 8 A Proposal for downsizing Fumiko YONEZAWA (Professor Emeritus, Keio University) 7 What connectsg synthetic organic chemistryh andg coelacanthh? Norihiro OKADA (Professor, Graduate School of Bioscience and Biotechnology, Tokyo Institute of Technology) 6 Hold on to the noble philosophy that commandsg technologies of Godh Kazuo INAMORI (Founder and Chairman Emeritus, Kyocera Corporation) 5 Let us humbly re-examine naturefs power and science and technology Toshio SATO (Editor in chief of Science Window, Japan Science and Technology Agency, Vice President of Japanese Association of Science & Technology Journalists, Board Member of Japan Water Forum) 4 Medical innovation through chemistry Kazunori KATAOKA (Professor, Graduate School of Engineering/Medicine, The University of Tokyo) 3 The importance of the BOP (Base of Pyramid) which supports Japanfs capability of science and technology Hidehito OBAYASHI (President and Chief Executive Officer, Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation) 2 Aiming for a Chemistry Utopia Kenji HIRAI (Vice-chairman and President, Sagami Chemical Research Institute) 1 Globalization of Japanese manufacturing: Back to Spirits of Oumi Merchants Masanori MURAKAMI (Vice Chancellor, The Ritsumeikan Trust) Top of Page Vol.63(2010) @ Vol. No. Title Author Name 63 12 Letfs promote evolution-oriented chemistry with the shared character ofg ‰»h as the key Keiko NAKAMURA (Director General, JT Biohistory Research Hall) 11 To act independently or to rely on external pressure \Quality assurance for Ph.D.s\ Tisato KAJIYAMA (President, Japan Student Services Organization) 10 Chemistry is for peace and happiness of all the people Masako SASAKI (Professor Emeritus at Tokai University) 9 A big step forward Tadashi WATANABE (Professor at the Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo) 8 The origin lies in manufacturing Kazuhisa KOGO (President of Tokuyama Corporation) 7 Willingness of research supporters Junko KAWAMURA (Director-General, Private Education Institution Department, Higher Education Bureau, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) 6 Message from future generations -Now is the time to establish a direction and a philosophy for science Katsuhiko HAYASHI (Principal at the School of Science and Technology Journalists and Vice President of the Science Visualization Society of Japan) 5 Stress, tenure, setsumei-sekinin Sukekatsu USHIODA (President, National Institute for Materials Science) 4 Let us discuss the future of chemistry and our dreams for chemistry! Isao TANIGUCHI (President of Kumamoto University) 3 Message upon assuming the position of president:Strengthening the chemical community in the era of mega-competition and megaextinction Yasuhiro IWASAWA (President of the Chemical Society of Japan (CSJ)) 2 Social responsibility of scientists Kimihiko HIRAO (Special Advisor, RIKEN) 1 Starch chemistry and research & development Ken HAYASHIBARA (President of Hayashibara Co., Ltd.) Top of Page Vol.62(2009) @ Vol. No. Title Author Name 62 12 A direction for industry-academiagovernment collaborative research Takeshi ENDO (Director, Molecular Engineering Institute, Kinki University, Vice President, Kinki University) 11 What CSJ should do and what only CSJ can do Akio YAMAMOTO (Honorary Research Fellow at Waseda University, Professor Emeritus at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, and Fiscal Year 1995 President of The Chemical Society of Japan) 10 From the galapagos effect to global markets: Expectations on corporate engineers Koji OE (Chairman of the Board, DIC Corporation) 9 What gDo Scienceh means Fumio ISODA iDirector-General, Research Promotion Bureau, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technologyj 8 Toward an era when women will contribute to science and technology Yoshiko ARIKAWA iPresident of Japan Womenfs Universityj 7 Deployment of the university version of theg100 sacks of ricehscheme Motoyuki ONO iPresident of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Independent Administrative Institutionj 6 Chemical technology will revitalize the Japanese economy Tetsuji YANAMI iDirector, Senior managing executive officer, Daicel Chemical Industries, Ltd. Vice-president of the Chemical Society of Japan in FY2004 and 2005j 5 Quest for new paradigm in the new century Kanji SHONO iFormer President, The Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan (Senior Corporate Advisor, Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation)j 4 Sustainable Technology (ST) - Innovative technology for establishing sustainable society - Shun-Ichi MURAHASHI iProfessor at Okayama University of Science, Professor Emeritus at Osaka University and the President of the Chemical Society of Japan in 2000j 3 Science communicators Mamoru MOHRI iDirector of the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovationj 2 My asethetics as a scientist Kenichi HONDA iEx-President of the Chemical Society of Japanj 1 It will be the abolishment of the education curriculum itself that will create an educational revolution Yoshiyuki KASAI iChairman, Central Japan Railway Company (JR Tokai)j Top of Page » Kagaku-to Kogyou (Chemistry and Chemical Industry) (Japanese) » Commentary Terms & Conditions | Japanese | Site Map | Contact Us| Links Copyright © 2014 The Chemical Society of Japan. 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