Genki Saito

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Nagoya University

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Genki Saito is an Assistant Professor at Nagoya University in Japan. His research areas include high-pressure synthesis, photoluminescence properties of materials, combustion synthesis of phosphors, and precipitation behavior in alloys. He has contributed to the field with recent articles focusing on the synthesis of doped materials and the effects of cooling rates on microstructural formation in various alloys.

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Kenji Ueda

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Waseda University

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Yuji Kunisada

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Hokkaido University

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Masahiro Ohtsuka

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Nagoya University

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Articles (10)

High-pressure synthesis via glass and photoluminescence properties of BaGe2O5 III-type SrSi2O5:Eu2+ with 12-coordinated Sr2+ site

Combustion synthesis of Eu,Si‐doped AlN blue phosphor with varying Eu and Si concentrations

Precipitation behavior during low-temperature aging in Al–Mg–Si alloy using STEM-EDS intensity correlograms

Dopant site analysis of heavily Si-doped GaAs using a combination of electron microscopy and synchrotron radiation

Diamond/graphene (carbon sp3-sp2) heterojunctions for neuromorphic device applications

Effect of quenching rate on microstructure formation in Al-Zn-Mg alloy sheet

Effects of Normalizing Temperature on the Precipitation of Fine Particles and Austenite Grain Growth during Carburization of Al- and Nb-Microalloyed Case-Hardening Steel

Combustion Synthesis of Eu,Si-doped AlN Phosphor

Sr-Doped Ca<sub>2</sub>AlMnO<sub>5 + δ</sub> for Energy-Saving Oxygen Separation Process

Effects of Cooling Rate after Hot Forging on Precipitation of Fine Particles during Subsequent Normalizing and Austenite Grain Growth during Carburization of Al- and Nb-microalloyed Case-hardening Steel

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Kenji Ueda

Yuji Kunisada

Masahiro Ohtsuka

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