Hironori Marubayashi

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Kyoto Institute of Technology

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Hironori Marubayashi is an Associate Professor at the Kyoto Institute of Technology in Japan. His research focuses on biomolecular self-assembly, polymer networks, and the structural properties of polymer materials, as evidenced by his recent articles. His work includes studies on the synthesis of hydrogels inspired by plant cell walls and the modulation of self-assembly processes in various polymer systems. With a strong background in material science, he continues to contribute significantly to the understanding of polymer structures and functionalities.

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Establishment of nano-local structure analysis method for crystalline polymeric materials using 4D-STEM

Open Date: 2020-04-01

Close Date: 2023-03-01

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Development of Amino-Acid-Derived Biomass Plastics and Their Property Improvements through Fine Structure Control

Open Date: 2017-04-01

Close Date: 2020-03-01

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Creation of Biomass Plastics with Hetero-Cyclic Structure and Their Property Improvements by Estimating Ultimate Material Properties

Open Date: 2014-04-01

Close Date: 2017-03-01

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Shusuke Kanomi

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Tohoku University

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Brian Ree

Kean University

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Xiaobin Liang

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Plant cell wall-inspired synthesis of biomolecular self-assembled stiff hydrogels

Toughening of a polymer network by the addition of a small amount of large-sized multicyclic chains

Modulating neutralization-induced self-assembly of cello-oligosaccharides by organic solvents and temperature for preparing gels with improved mechanical properties

Correction to “Nanodiffraction Imaging of Polymer Crystals”

Rotaxane Formation of Multicyclic Polydimethylsiloxane in a Silicone Network: A Step toward Constructing “Macro‐Rotaxanes” from High‐Molecular‐Weight Axle and Wheel Components

Rotaxane Formation of Multicyclic Polydimethylsiloxane in a Silicone Network: A Step toward Constructing “Macro‐Rotaxanes” from High‐Molecular‐Weight Axle and Wheel Components

Kinetic Pathway of the Order–Order Transition from Hexagonally Packed Cylinder to Hexagonally Perforated Layer in Polystyrene-block-Poly(2-vinylpyridine) Using Time-Resolved 3D Transmission Electron Microtomography

Reassessing chain tilt in the lamellar crystals of polyethylene

Dislocation-Induced Defect Formation in a Double-Gyroid Network

Correlative light and electron microscopy of poly(ʟ-lactic acid) spherulites for fast morphological measurements using a convolutional neural network

Nanodiffraction Imaging of Polymer Crystals

Topology-transformable block copolymers based on a rotaxane structure: change in bulk properties with same composition

Densely Arrayed Cage-Shaped Polymer Topologies Synthesized via Cyclopolymerization of Star-Shaped Macromonomers

Cellulose nanofiber-reinforced rubber composites prepared by TEMPO-functionalization and elastic kneading

Thermally conductive molecular assembly composed of an oligo(ethylene glycol)-modified filamentous virus with improved solubility and resistance to organic solvents

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Takuya Isono

Takuya Katashima

Izuru Kawamura

Kenji Tsuda

Toshifumi Satoh

Takuya Yamamoto

Shusuke Kanomi

Brian Ree

Xiaobin Liang

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