Strategic Professional Development Program for Young Researchers
Top Runner Development Program Engaging Universities,
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Strategic Professional Development Program for Young Researchers
Top Runner Development Program Engaging Universities,
National Labs, and Companies
Assistant Professor
Faculty of Core Research, Natural Science Division
Ochanomizu University
Nahoko Kuroki received her Ph.D. from Ochanomizu University in 2019. After serving as an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Science and Engineering at Chuo University, she joined the Faculty of Core Research at Ochanomizu University in 2024. Her research focuses on molecular simulations of intermolecular interactions and electronic state fluctuations in solution.
In solution, numerous molecules continuously form and break interactions, giving rise to a wide range of functions. This study focuses on understanding how intermolecular interactions and electronic state fluctuations govern the thermodynamic and transport properties of solution. By deepening our understanding of dissolution and extraction phenomena at the molecular level, this study aims to provide a foundation for the rational design of separation processes and functional materials relevant to environmental and biological systems.
I aspire to become a transborder researcher who bridges diverse disciplines and perspectives by establishing a common language that fosters the creation of new technologies and scientific principles.
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