
ノーベル化学賞の受賞が決まった東京理科大学の※合憲三名誉教授が東京都内で会見し、喜びと共同研究者への感謝を語った。受賞の知らせは買い物中に受けたという。
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※合憲三氏は東京大学大学院修了後、米国での研究を経て1981年から東京理科大学で36年間教育と研究に従事した。
「大変うれしい」。ノーベル化学賞の受賞が決まった東京理科大の※(※石ヘンに夾)合憲三名誉教授(76)が7日夜、東京都内の同大で記者会見し、喜びをあらわにした。長年取り組んできた自らの研究については、「自分で言うのもおこがましいが、受賞しても文句は言われないだろうと思っていた」と胸を張った。
午後10時ごろ、やや緊張した面持ちで会見場に姿を見せた※合さん。「アンリ・カガン教授と一緒に受賞できたのがうれしい」と喜び、「職員や学生などの力なくして見つけることはできなかった。感謝している」と、共同研究者らへの謝意も口にした。
受賞決定の知らせを受けたのは夕方、近所のスーパーマーケットで一人で買い物をしていた時だった。電話で知らされ、正式発表まで誰にも言わないよう念を押されたと明かした。
東京大大学院を修了後、米国での研究生活を経て、1981年に東京理科大の講師に就任。2016年に定年退職するまで36年間にわたり同大で教育、研究に携わった。
長年の研究生活を振り返り「苦しかったこともなくはないが、気にしていない」と明言。「実験化学はコンビネーション。いい人たちに恵まれた」と述べ、周囲の研究者らと成果を積み重ねてきた歩みをかみしめた。

Professor Emeritus Kenzo Go of Tokyo University of Science, who was selected to receive the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, spoke of his joy at receiving the award. The award was in recognition of his research into the catalytic reaction he discovered in 1995, and he expressed his respect for co-recipient Henri Kagan and his desire for future research.

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has announced that the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry will be awarded to Professor Emeritus Kenzo Go of the Tokyo University of Science and Professor Emeritus Henri Kagan of the University of Paris-Saclay. Discoveries such as ``asymmetric autocatalytic reactions'' that produce only one enantiomer were praised.

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