Azumi Akiyama

Assistant Professor

Kobe University

Japan

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Azumi Akiyama is an Assistant Professor at Kobe University in Japan. His research focuses on the thermal stability of n-type conduction in carbon nanotubes, ferroelectric properties of columnar liquid crystals, and the development of pyroelectric organic crystals. He has authored several recent articles exploring these subjects, contributing significantly to the field of material science.

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Keiki Kishikawa

Chiba University

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Junya Uchida

Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

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Takashi Kato

Professor (cross-appointment)

Shinshu University

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Articles (10)

Enhancing thermal stability of n-type conduction in carbon nanotubes via cation replacement mediated by bicyclic guanidinium salts

Positions of Chiral Alkoxy Groups Responsible for Ferroelectricity in a Columnar Liquid Crystal Phase of Diphenylureas with Six Alkoxy Groups

Fixation of Polar Assembly of Columnar Liquid Crystals with a Phosphine Oxide Group

Fixation of Polar Assembly of Columnar Liquid Crystals with a Phosphine Oxide Group

Positions of Chiral Alkoxy Groups Responsible for Ferroelectricity in a Columnar Liquid Crystal Phase of Diphenylureas with Six Alkoxy Groups

Room-Temperature Ferroelectric Columnar Liquid Crystals Driven by a Low Electric Field

Room-Temperature Ferroelectric Columnar Liquid Crystals Driven by a Low Electric Field

Nonswitchable and switchable pyroelectric organic crystals produced from diphenylureas with chiral side chains and racemic side chains

Nonswitchable and switchable pyroelectric organic crystals produced from diphenylureas with chiral side chains and racemic side chains

Report on the 19th optics of liquid crystals conference

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Keiki Kishikawa

Junya Uchida

Takashi Kato

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