Keio University

OGURA Akihiro

オグラ アキヒロ

OGURA Akihiro

Faculty of Science and Technology Department of Applied Chemistry/Associate Professor

Basic Information

Specialty

Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Total Synthesis, Natural Products, Reaction Development

Related Links

Researcher Number

70707843

Biography

Researcher profile

2022~ Senior Assistant Professor, Keio Univ. 2021~ Assistant Professor, Keio Univ. 2016~ Research Associate, Keio Univ. (Prof. Ken-ichi Takao) 2013~ Postdoctoral Fellow, RIKEN (Dr. Katsunori Tanaka) 2013 Ph.D. (Prof. Tohru Fukuyama) 2010~ JSPS Research Fellow, Univ. of Tokyo (Prof. Tohru Fukuyama) 2008~ Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Univ. of Tokyo (Prof. Tohru Fukuyama)

Research experience

2016.04 - 2021.03

Keio University Faculty of Science and Technology Department of Applied Chemistry

2021.04 - 2026.03

Keio University Faculty of Science and Technology Department of Applied Chemistry

2026.04

慶應義塾大学 准教授

Research

Reseach overview

Despite great advances in modern organic chemistry, construction of three-dimensional molecules such as natural products and medicines is still a difficult task. In order to achieve sustainable society, novel methodologies to synthesize such compounds from minimum substrate and energy are in need. Our group is proposing solutions to the organic chemistry of next generation, through natural product synthesis and reaction development.

Research Interests

  • 新反応開発
  • 全合成

Research areas

Synthetic organic chemistry

Bioorganic chemistry

Bio chemistry

Pharmaceutical chemistry and drug development sciences

Structural organic chemistry and physical organic chemistry

Research theme

2016

天然有機化合物の全合成

2020

新規複素環合成法の開発

2016

可視光を駆動力とする有機化学反応の開発

Research Activities

Scopus Paper Information

Last Updated
Scopus paper count by year
Publication yearPaper count
20121
20145
20151
20164
20174
20183
20194
20206
20213
20223
20232
20244
20252
Total Documents
42
Total Citations
722
h-index
14

Educational Activities

Social Activities

Affiliation