Deepening of the Precise Reaction Field in Solution Plasma and Development of Advanced Carbon CatalystNagahiro SaitoProfessor, Nagoya University Molecular Technologies for the discovery of novel functional natural product-like moleculesHiroaki SugaProfessor, The University of Tokyo Creation of Quantum Molecular Spintronics Based on Single- Molecule Magnets by Using Molecular TechnologyMasahiro YamashitaProfessor, Tohoku University Development for molecular technology with new class of nucleotide drugTakanori YokotaProfessor, Tokyo Medical and Dental University Development of Molecular Technology for Solar Enegy Concersion to Chemical EnergyOsamu IshitaniProfessor, Tokyo Institute of Technology Development of Molecular Technology for Ideal Chemical TransformationsTakashi OoiPrincipal Investigator (Professor), Nagoya University, Exploitation of Coordination Molecular Technology That Leads to the Creation of New Conceptual Ionic Solids with New FunctionalitiesTakumi KonnoProfessor, Osaka University Sensitive Molecular Technologies for the analysis of biomolecules in vivoShinsuke SandoProfessor, The University of Tokyo Establishment of Computational Molecular Technology towards Macroscopic Chemical PhenomenaMasataka NagaokaProfessor, Nagoya University In situ analysis of natural proteins by establishment of live-cell organic chemistryItaru HamachiProfessor, Kyoto University Next-generation Systems for Asymmetric Catalysis Featuring Switch and Amplification of ChiralityMichinori SuginomeProfessor, Kyoto University Molecular Technology for Chemical Control of Epigenetics towards Drug DiscoveryTakayoshi SuzukiProfessor, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine Development of Novel Synthetic Transformations by Cooperative Multi-Element CatalysisYoshiaki NakaoProfessor, Kyoto University Electron Microscopic Approach to Molecular Technology of Fluctional MoleculesEiichi NakamuraProfessor, The University of Tokyo Development of Molecular Technology for Designing Chemical Reactions Based on Automated Reaction Path Search MethodsSatoshi MaedaAssociate Professor, Hokkaido University