Analytical Chemistry Laboratory, University of Tsukuba (Nihonyanagi Lab)
Advancing Insights
via Interface Spectroscopy
Mission
We pioneer the field of interfacial spectroscopy by engineering novel nonlinear measurement systems. Our team investigates complex molecular behaviors and structural dynamics at gas-liquid and solid-liquid boundaries through experimental techniques developed in our laboratory.
Latest News
2026.09.25
Prof. Nihonyanagi presented an invited lecture on 'Molecular Science of Interfaces via Advanced Spectroscopy' at the University of Tsukuba.
2026.09.17
Prof. Nihonyanagi delivered an invited talk regarding water in the electric double layer at the JVSS2026 academic conference.
2026.09.09
Prof. Nihonyanagi presented findings on water structure and Ca2+ ion adsorption at SiO2 interfaces at the 87th JSAP Autumn Meeting.
2026.08.17–20
Prof. Nihonyanagi delivered an intensive lecture and academic invited talk at the Molecular Science Summer School.
2026.08.02
Prof. Nihonyanagi presented an invited lecture at the Gordon Research Conference on Vibrational Spectroscopy 2026.
2026.07.01
Research Scientist Tsukasa Tokita joined the laboratory.
2026.06.08
Prof. Nihonyanagi delivered an invited lecture at the international conference in Rome.
2026.05.01 Professor Satoshi Nihonyanagi took up his position in the Analytical Chemistry Laboratory at the Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences, University of Tsukuba.
Enquiry
We highly value academic cooperation and are open to collaborative research or technical consultations with fellow researchers and industry partners. If you have any inquiries regarding our scientific findings or wish to discuss potential partnerships, please feel free to contact us using the form below.
Furthermore, we warmly welcome students from all backgrounds—including those from other universities and technical colleges—who are interested in our research themes. If you are considering joining our group or pursuing graduate studies in our laboratory, please do not hesitate to reach out for further discussion.