An alumnus explains the research of Professor Sugaki, who is poised to win the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
- Kanagawa Prefectural Citizens' Center
- Date: 2026.10.3120 days until the event
Alumni explain the research of Professor Sugaki, the 2026 Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry: From the right and left hands of molecules to the mysteries of life.
Chemistry beginners welcome! Learn with diagrams and models in 90 minutes!
Do molecules also have "right hands and left hands"?
Why do slight biases get amplified?
What is its relationship to the origin of life?
Learn about the research that earned Professor Sugaki and his colleagues the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, using hands, models, and familiar scents! Even if you've forgotten high school chemistry, that's okay! There will also be a Q&A session!
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Kanagawa Prefectural Citizens' Center
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Performance Summary
| Performer | 講師：山根知之 |
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| Organizer | 一般社団法人かながわ市民カレッジ |
| Contact info | 一般社団法人かながわ市民カレッジ |
