In the Oguri laboratory, we are developing concise and flexible synthetic approaches to generate functional molecules based on the structure, biosynthesis, and biological roles of natural products as the evolutionary consequences of life. With integration of the biosynthetic logics and modern strategies of organic synthesis, biomimetic modular assembly lines were devised to gain divergent access to skeletally diverse molecules. The densely functionalized natural products and their variants have been utilized as covalent ligands to investigate chemical genetic and medicinal research relevant to infectious diseases and tumors. We are also exploring the interface of natural products and supramolecular chemistry by harnessing the largely untapped potential of natural products bearing specific molecular recognition capabilities. Our research and educational activities are aimed at nurturing the next generation leaders who create new values and explore the frontier of chemical research and industries.
受験希望者は事前に大栗 (hirokioguri[at]g.ecc.u-tokyo.ac.jp) へご連絡ください。 対面/Web面談(Zoomなど)を実施する予定です。 If you are interested in taking the exam, please contact Hiroki Oguri (hirokioguri[at]g.ecc.u-tokyo.ac.jp) in advance. Onsite or Web interviews (Zoom, etc.) will be conducted.
What's New
2022.11.10Naoto Haraguchi-san (M2) has presented our research and received Outstanding Presentation award on “The 121st Symposium on Organic Synthesis”. Congratulations!......Read more
2022.10.03Wang Xinrui-san (D1) and Chloe Lipinski-san (M1) have joined!......Read more
2022.09.22Gavin Tay-san has acquired his bachelor’s degree from The University of Tokyo. Congratulations!......Read more
2022.09.09The interview article of Professor Oguri has been appeared on “RIGAKU-RU”.......Read more
2022.09.08Assistant Professor Ryo Tanifuji has received a memorial plate of "63rd Encouragement Award of Symposium on the Chemistry of Natural Products".......Read more
2022.08.26New benches has been introduced!......Read more
2022.08.06We held a reunion party in Sapporo to celebrate Professor Oikawa's retirement from Hokkaido University.......Read more