Tohoku Univ.
Lab. of Computational Molecular Science
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Computational chemistry of solutions and interfaces based on electronic structure theory and molecular dynamics simulation.

Development of new theoretical avenues for chemistry in combination with experiment and computations.



Recent News in Laboratory
Dec.15-20 Morita, Hirano, and Kawai attended Pacifichem 2025 at Honolulu, and presented their research at the symposium of physical chemistry of liquid-liquid interfaces.
Nov.28 Drs. Jinnouchi and Kikkawa at Toyota Central R&D Labs came to our lab, and gave a lecture.
Nov.17 Dr. Hirano got BCSJ (Bulletin of Chemical Society of Japan) Award.
Oct.24 Dr. Hirano got best lecture award at Jaoan Society of Molecular Science. Congratulations!
Oct.9 Dr. Kikkawa in Toyota Central R&D Labs and OB of our lab, visited us. Welcome party for new faces and him was held.
Oct.1 New undergraduate students, Aoki, Ogawa, Hayashi, Murakai, joined out group.
Sep.16-19 All graduate students presented their research accomplishments at Annual Meeting of Molecular Society of Japan in Hiroshima.
Jul.28-31 Prof. Morita organized an Okazaki Conference on surface nonlinear spectroscopy.
Jul.22-24 Hirano, Koshiba, Kawai and Koyo Suzuki presented their research at Annual Meeting of Japan Society of Theoretical Chemistry in Fukuoka. Kawai got a poster award!
Jul.14-15 Prof. M. Sprik at Cambridge Univ. visited our lab.
Jun.27-28 A joint Kawatabi seminar of pchem labs was held at Michinoku Kohan park.
Apr.30-May1 Former student Naka stayed our lab for collaborative research.
Apr.1 A paper by Kamumra about water finger was published in J. Chem. Phys.
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