Last Update: 12, May. 2010
Welcome to the homepage of SSCJ. The Society
of Silicon Chemistry, Japan , a non-profit
organization created to promote the development
of silicon and related chemistry, has been
founded in June, 1996. Currently SSCJ has
over 550 Japanese and foreign members.
Recently, silicon chemistry
observes astonishing development in inorganic,
organic, and polymer fields as well as quantum
and biochemistry. As seen in silicon polymers,
silicon compounds inherit unexpected new
and high function defferent from carbon compounds.
Thus silicon chemistry is essential part
of the fundamentals in 21st century which
expected higher functions.
On the other hand, silicon
chemistry in Japan has been developing with
organometallic devision of Kinki Chemical
Society, Society of Silicon Photochemistry, and Society
of organic silicon materials. In June, 1996, aiming a leap in silicon
chemistry, Society of Silicon Photochemistry and Society
of Organosilicon Materials were unified to
found the Society of Silicon Chemistry, Japan,
as the first example of silicon society in
the world.
SSCJ welcomes every silicon
chemist, engineer, and reseacher in order
to establish coordination of pure and applied
research.
We are happy to inform to our members about
silicon-related conferences and meetings
held worldwide. Please contact SSCJ office.
SSCJ publishes society bulletins (Japanese)
once a year.
Membership in SSCJ is open to anyone who
is active in the field of silicon chemistry.
The membership dues are U.S. $20, or 2,000
yen.
Further information and/or membership application
forms may be obtained by contacting:
SSCJ office
Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Institute
of Technology
2-12-1-H91, Ookayama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo,
152-8551, Japan
TEL: +81-3-5734-3543; FAX: +81-3-5734-3543
Email: 
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