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G30-Chem-Eng Students' News

2025 Earlier years: 2024

Jan. 22 We love to share the joyful announcement delivered today that Dr. Nathan Faialaga (G30-Chem-Eng alumnus) and Masami Hazu (G30-Bio-Sci alumnus) got married last weekend. Let's congratulate them!
Apr. 10 2025' Spring semester started.
Apr. 14 NU-G30-Chem-Eng Students and Prof. Shin had 'Ha-na-mi' (spring picnic) at Heiwa Koen.
Jul. 7 There were graduation defenses for Bachelor's degrees in G30-Chem-Eng. MIke (Prof. Kamikaito's group), Aaron (Prof. Murakami's group) and Annie (Prof. Torimoto's group) provided excellent research presentations. Congratulations.
July Kris has been selected as a 2025' Mizuho International foundation scholar. Congratulations.
Sep. 29 There was a 2024 graduation ceremony. Congratulations to all graduates from the NU-G30 program.
Oct.1 Nagoya University held an entrance ceremony for new students (2025 enrollment) in the NU-G30 program. Congratulations on your first step to NU. Congratulations
Oct. 2 The 2025 spring semester began.

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Shin's Research Group is warmly welcoming students to NU-G30-CHEM graduate Program!

2024-2024 Earlier years: 2023

The manuscript of ferrocenyl Ni(II) and Zn(II) porphyrin electrodes was accepted by Batteries & Supercaps (Mar. 1).
Prof. Shin attended the InterBattery 2024 event (Mar. 6-8, Coex, Seoul, Republic of Korea).
Apr. 3, 2024 The article, Use of Ferrocenyl Ni(II) and Zn(II) Porphyrins as Active Organic Electrode Materials for Sodium Secondary Batteries, was invited to the cover feature of the incoming journal issue.
The 13th ICPP (International Conference on Porphyrins and Phthalocyanines) was held at the Niagara Falls Conference Center in NY, USA. (Jun. 23~28, 2024) and prof. Shin participated in the conference for oral (title: secondary dual-ion batteries with porphyrinoid electrodes) and poster (title: sufficiently enriched dual-ion batteries with ferrocenyl-substituted NiNc organic electrodes) presentations.
Jul. 19, 2024 Assist. Prof. J. Hwang and his D3 student H. Liu visited NU from Kyoto Univ. for a collaborative experiment.

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