Professor N. Tanaka - 2002 Jubilee Medal
Date of Birth: November 30 1945
Education: Kyoto University, Department of Chemistry 1968, BS., 1970, MS., 1973, D.Sc.
Professional Experience
Postdoctoral research associate:
- University of Pennsylvania, Department of Chemistry. (April 1973-April 1975)
- University of Washington, Department of Chemistry. (May 1975-March 1977)
- Northeastern University, Institute for Chemical Analysis, Applications, and Forensic Science. (April 1977-March 1979)
Instructor:
Kyoto Institute of Technology (April 1979-June 1987)
Assistant Professor:
- Kyoto Institute of Technology (July 1987-April 1991)
- Professor: Kyoto Institute of Technology (April 1991-to present)
Research fields:
Separation science, Chromatography, Organic reactions on solid surfaces.
Research topics:
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Development of chromatographic columns and stationary phases.
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Separation of isotopes and isomers.
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Separation and decomposition of environmental contaminants on solid surfaces
Organizations:
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American Chemical Society
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Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry
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Chemical Society of Japan
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Society of Polymer Science
- Society for Chromatographic Sciences
Editor:
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Journal of Separation Science (Wiley)
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Editorial Board Member: Journal of Chromatography (Elsevier)
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Chromatographia (Vieweg)
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Chromatography (Society for Chromatographic Sciences)
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Chinese Journal of Chromatography (Chinese Chemical Society)
Awards:
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Environmental Award (1994) Environment Survey Center, Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun
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Award from the Society for Chromatographic Sciences (1998)
Published ca. 130 papers