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Background
Nakanishi prize was established in 1995 in commemoration of
Koji Nakanishi of Columbia University to recognize and stimulate
significant work that extends chemical and spectroscopic methods
to the study of important biological phenomena.
- To date, the prize has been given in Japan and in the U.S.
in alternate years.
In Japan, the prize selection and the Nakanishi symposium, where
the recipient and related scientists are invited to give a talk,
have been carried out biannually by members of the scientific
community, including his students, on natural product chemistry
and related sciences. Since 2000, the symposium has been held
at the CSJ Spring Meeting.
How to Nominate
Nominate two candidates with their affiliation and preferably
e-mail address thorough the below mentioned web site.
http://smaster.jp/Sheet.aspx?SheetID=79238
[Password] 2014csj
Otherwise, please provide the candidates' data in response
to this e-mail (inada@chemistry.or.jp).
Nomination Deadline
31 August 2013
Contact Information
CSJ International Affairs Division
Chemical Society of Japan
1-5, Chiyoda-ku, Kanda, Surugadai, Tokyo,
Japan 101-8307
Phone: +81-3-3292-6163
Fax: +81-3-3292-6318
inada@chemistry.or.jp
List of Recipients of Nakanishi Prize
- 1996 Yoshimasa Hirata (Professor Emeritus
of Nagoya University)
1997 Frank H. Westheimer (Professor Emeritus of Harvard
University)
1998 Albert Eschenmoser (Professor Emeritus of ETH)
1999
Jeremy Knowles (Harvard University)
2000 Satoshi Omura (Kitasato Research Laboratory)
2001 John D. Roberts (Professor Emeritus of Caltech)
2002 Sir Jack E. Baldwin (Oxford University)
2003 Alastair Ian Scott (Texas A & M Univ.)
2004 Isao Kitagawa (Kyoritsu College of Pharmany, Research Foundation for
Pharmaceutical Sciences and Prof. Emeritus of Osaka Univ.)
2005 Stephen J. Benkovic (Pennsylvania State Univ.)
2006 Takeshi Yasumoto iJSTj
2007 Hung-wen Liu (Univ. of Texas)
2008 Michel Rohmer (Univ. Louis Pasteur)
2009 JoAnne Stubbe (MIT)
2010 Shosuke Yamamura(Keio Univ.)
2011 C. Dale Poulter (Univ. of utah)
2012 Daisuke Uemura (kanagawa Univ.)
2013 Arthur G. Palmer, III (Columbia Univ)
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