Hiroo NOTOHARA

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Nagasaki University

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Hiroo Notohara is an Assistant Professor at Nagasaki University, Japan. His research focuses on the development and optimization of advanced materials for energy storage applications, particularly in lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries. Recent articles highlight his work on nanoporous carbon composites and their implications for high-performance anodes and electrodes in battery technology.

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Isamu Moriguchi

Nagasaki University

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Ayumi Furuse

Shinshu University

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Jin Miyawaki

Kyushu University

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Shuwen Wang

Shinshu University

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Hayato Otsuka

Shinshu University

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Articles (10)

Ambient pressure storage of high-density methane in nanoporous carbon coated with graphene

Enhanced O2 selectivity of carbon molecular sieves by electrochemical oxidation for air separation

Controlled Synthesis of Sn Nanoparticle Embedded Nanoporous Carbon Composites for Lithium-Ion Battery Anodes

Application of prelithiated nanoporous carbon anode for high-power lithium-ion capacitor

Direct Evidence of Reversible SnO<sub>2</sub>–Li Reactions in Carbon Nanospaces

Direct Evidence of Black Phosphorus Formation in Carbon Nanospaces by Quasi-high Pressure Effect

Regulating the effects of SnS shrinkage in all-solid-state lithium-ion batteries with excellent electrochemical performance

Reduction of external pressure on all‐solid‐state battery using SnO2‐embedded porous carbon by CNT assistance

Effective Carbon Pores to Improve the Electrochemical Performance of Phosphorus as an Anode for Sodium Ion Batteries

SnO2-Embedded Nanoporous Carbon Electrode with a Reaction-Buffer Space for Stable All-Solid-State Li Ion Batteries

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Isamu Moriguchi

Ayumi Furuse

Jin Miyawaki

Shuwen Wang

Hayato Otsuka

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