Graduate SchoolApplied Science ProgramHiroki Myochin, a third-year student, received the Presentation Award at the 32nd Chugoku-Shikoku Branch Seminar for Young Researchers in Analytical Chemistry.
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Graduate SchoolApplied Science ProgramHiroki Myochin, a third-year student ( Faculty of Science and Technology, Professor Katsunobu Mori’s Laboratory), received the Best Presentation Award at the “32nd Chugoku-Shikoku Branch Seminar on Analytical Chemistry for Young Researchers.”
This seminar is organized annually by the Chugoku-Shikoku Branch to provide a platform for Graduate Schoolstudents and young researchers—who will lead the future of analytical chemistry—to present their research findings and to foster mutual growth.Furthermore, the award recipient is selected based on a comprehensive evaluation of the quality of the student’s research—including its novelty and originality, motivation, hypotheses, results, the validity of the conclusions, and the quality and quantity of the data—as well as the presenter’s delivery skills, such as their level of understanding, concise and clear explanations, precise responses to questions, and insights into future directions and potential for development.
Ms. Myochin delivered an oral presentation titled “Elucidation of Stress Response Mechanisms Based on Electrochemical Analysis of Human Salivary Ions.” She was highly commended not only for her presentation but also for her precise responses during the question-and-answer session, which led to her receiving this award. This marks her third consecutive year winning an award from this society.
The official website for the 32nd Chugoku-Shikoku Branch Seminar on Analytical Chemistry for Young Researchers is
