Anas Santria

Assistant Professor

Osaka University

Japan

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Anas Santria is an Assistant Professor at Osaka University, Japan. His research areas focus on electrocatalysis, specifically the roles of transition metals in reactions such as oxygen reduction, and the magnetic interactions in photoexcited complexes. He has published recent articles investigating the magnetic coupling in various metal-ligand systems, as well as the application of virtual reality as an educational tool in chemistry.

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2020

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Kazuro Kizaki

Assistant Professor

Tohoku University

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Anas Santria

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Articles (10)

The impact of transition metals in diphenylporphyrinato (DPP) on the capabilities for the electrocatalysis of oxygen reduction reaction (ORR)

Automated Evaluation Method for Aggregation‐Induced Circularly Polarized Luminescence of Platinum(II) Complexes With 1,1′‐Bi‐2‐naphthol Derivatives as Ligands

Identification of a Weak Interaction between the Spin-Only 4f-Electronic System of Trivalent Gd Ion and a Photoexcited Cyclic π Electronic System

Tuning of the antiferromagnetic-type interaction in photo-excited single-decker porphyrin–lanthanide complexes with different crown capping ligands

Antiparallel alignment of the two angular momenta in a photoexcited dysprosium–phthalocyanine complex

Using Virtual Reality as Learning Tools on Chemistry: Advantages and Challenges

Magnetic interaction of photoexcited terbium–porphyrin complexes with non-aromatic ligands having different symmetries

Intramolecular Magnetic Interaction in a Photogenerated Dual Angular Momentum System in a Terbium–Phthalocyaninato 1:1 Complex

Antiparallel Coupling between a 4f System and a Photoexcited Cyclic π System in a Dysprosium(III) Monoporphyrinato Complex

Spectroscopic Investigation of Interaction between the 4f Electronic System and the Photoexcited Cyclic π System in Terbium(III) Monoporphyrinato Complex

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Kazuro Kizaki

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