Ryoji Noyori(1938)

Chemistry

Ryōji Noyori is a Japanese chemist. He won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2001, Noyori shared a half of the prize with William S. Knowles for the study of chirally catalyzed hydrogenations; the second half of the prize went to K.

Japan
3
Major Awards
849
Publications
64,661
Citations
122
h-index
387
i10-index
76.2
Avg Citations/Paper

Recent Publications

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Career Path

Award progression over time

Apex Elite Prestigious

Education

Harvard University
Nagoya University
Kyoto University(doctorate)
Kyoto University(bachelor's degree)
Kyoto University(master's degree)
Nada Junior and Senior High School

Doctoral Advisor

Hitoshi Nozaki

Career Timeline

Nagoya University?–present
Harvard University?–present
Meijo University?–present

Top Publications

Appendix
Research Should Be Fresh, Simple, and Clear20250 citations
Essentials, Prologue
Research Should Be Fresh, Simple, and Clear20250 citations
Chapter 4: A postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University
Research Should Be Fresh, Simple, and Clear20250 citations
Chapter 8: The Nobel Prize in Chemistry (2001)
Research Should Be Fresh, Simple, and Clear20250 citations
Chapter 7: My way to green catalysis
Research Should Be Fresh, Simple, and Clear20250 citations

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