Japanese named recipient of U.S. chemistry award

Japanese named recipient of U.S. chemistry award

NAGOYA, Japan - Ryoji Noyori, a professor at Nagoya University, is named Sept. 11 as the first Japanese recipient of the Roger Adams Award in Organic Chemistry, a prestigious U.S. award recognizing outstanding contributions to research in the field. The American Chemical Society will hold a presentation ceremony next June for the award, established in 1959.

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          Japanese named recipient of U.S. chemistry award

          Japanese named recipient of U.S. chemistry award

          NAGOYA, Japan - Ryoji Noyori, a professor at Nagoya University, is named Sept. 11 as the first Japanese recipient of the Roger Adams Award in Organic Chemistry, a prestigious U.S. award recognizing outstanding contributions to research in the field. The American Chemical Society will hold a presentation ceremony next June for the award, established in 1959.