Aya Akimoto

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University of Tokyo

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Dr. Aya Akimoto is a Lecturer at The University of Tokyo, Japan. Her research focuses on advanced materials, particularly in the areas of self-oscillating gels, hydrogels, and synthetic polymers. Recent articles include studies on the dynamics of reaction-diffusion systems and the regulation of material properties through surface modification.

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スマートサーフェス設計を戦略とした革新的分離解析技術

Open Date: 2016-01-01

Close Date: 2020-01-01

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ジスルフィド交換反応を用いた新規刺激応答性表面の調製と遺伝子導入への応用

Open Date: 2011-01-01

Close Date: 2013-01-01

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高濃度アミノ基含有ポリマーブラシの調製と新規トランスフェクションアレイへの応用

Open Date: 2010-01-01

Close Date: 2012-01-01

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Xiang Li

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Hokkaido University

JAPAN

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Hideko Kanazawa

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Keio University

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Anomalous Reaction-Diffusion Dynamics of Ru(bpy)3-N-Hydroxysuccinimide and Controlled Unidirectional Deformation in the Self-Oscillating Gels

Redox-associated phase transition of a marginally stable synthetic polymer

Regulation of swelling behaviour while preserving bulk modulus in hydrogels via surface grafting

Autonomous Motion of Hydrogels Driven by Semi-Interpenetrating Chemical Processing Systems

Emergent Synchronous Volumetric Oscillation in Hierarchically Structured Self-Oscillating Gel Clusters

Anisotropically Deforming Sandwich-Type Self-Oscillating Gels: A Hierarchical Model Platform of Cardiac Tissue

Anisotropically self-oscillating gels by spatially patterned interpenetrating polymer network

Molecular Insights into Photochemical Hydrogen Evolution Dual Catalysis within the Shell of Polymer Micelle-Based Nanoreactors

A surface-grafted hydrogel demonstrating thermoresponsive adhesive strength change

Capsule self-oscillating gels showing cell-like nonthermal membrane/shape fluctuations

Fabrication of submillimeter-sized spherical self-oscillating gels and control of their isotropic volumetric oscillatory behaviors

Construction of a nano-phase-separated structure on a hydrogel surface

Self-Oscillating Triblock Terpolymer Exhibiting an Autonomous Sol–Gel Oscillation with a Built-In Oxidizing Agent

Fabrication of Self-Oscillating Gels by Polymer Crosslinking Method and Analysis on Their Autonomous Swelling-Deswelling Behaviors

Region-dependent volumetric oscillation of self-oscillating gels with gradient transducers

Selective capture and non-invasive release of cells using a thermoresponsive polymer brush with affinity peptides

Design of two complementary copolymers that work as a glue for cell-laden collagen gels

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Xiang Li

Hideko Kanazawa

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