2019 Winner of the Award for Particular Excellence and Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award (youngest winner) in the 19th Science and Technology Paper Competition for Science and Engineering Students
2020 Tokyo University of Science President Award
2020 Published in Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3) Materials World
2021 11th CSJ Chemistry Festa “Excellent Poster Presentation Award” (CSJ Chemistry Festa Award)
2022 Tokyo University of Science Student Awards, Faculty of Science outstanding student awards (in chemistry), Award for Excellence
2022 Wiley Reviewer Certificate (reviewer for Polymers for Advanced Technologies)

Born in Tokyo, I am currently engaged in research on biomaterials in the Tokyo University of Science Graduate School. Biomaterials are materials that, through contact with the body, can be used in the treatment and diagnosis of diseases. Among these, I am conducting research on macromolecular films that control the self-organization of macromolecular gels and cells, aimed at application to next-generation medical care.
As hopes for regenerative medicine are rising, I believe future medical care will undergo major transformation. In this situation, I believe that more than highly complex research, carrying out studies in pursuit of simple concepts that have gone unnoticed up to now will be welcomed by many scientists and lead to the creation of new technology innovation. As a member of this highly international foundation, I would like to advance biomaterials research while actively engaging in discussions.