Jun-ichiro Hayashi

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Kyushu University

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Jun-ichiro Hayashi is a Professor at Kyushu University in Japan. His research focuses on the catalytic processes in biomass conversion, including CO2 gasification and cellulose pyrolysis. He has published recent articles on topics such as the effects of potassium catalysts in gasification and the valorization of biomass pyrolysis products. His work contributes to advancements in the sustainable production of fuel and chemicals from renewable resources.

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Effect of Initial Potassium Catalyst Concentration on Its Activity and Fate in CO<sub>2</sub> Gasification of Lignite Char

Promotion of Cross-Linking and Resulting Suppression of Tar Evolution in Potassium-Catalyzed Pyrolysis of Woody Biomass

Staged Conversion of Potassium-Loaded Biomass into Syngas by Continuous Pyrolysis and Low-Temperature Reforming/Gasification with CO<sub>2</sub> and O<sub>2</sub>

Phytic acid as a biorenewable catalyst for cellulose pyrolysis to produce levoglucosenone

Preparation of Levoglucosan-rich Bio-oil and Its Application to Alkaline Hydrothermal Conversion of CO<sub>2</sub> to Formic Acid

Leaching char with acidic aqueous phase from biomass pyrolysis: Valorization of the leachate via catalytic hydrothermal gasification

Enhancing the Strength of Formed Coke from Woody Biomass with the Addition of Biomass Extracts

Chaotic-flow-driven mixing in T- and V-shaped micromixers

Numerically estimated hot strength of coke produced by briquetting and carbonization of lignite

Assessing mixing uniformity in microreactors via in-line spectroscopy

Correction to “Enhancing the Strength of Formed Coke from Woody Biomass with the Addition of Biomass Extracts”

Effects of product recovery methods on the yields and properties of hydrochars from hydrothermal carbonization of algal biomass

High-Strength Formed Coke from Torrefied Biomass and Its Blend with Noncaking Coal

Fabrication of Densified Rice Husk by Sequential Hot-Compressed Water Treatment, Blending with Poly(vinyl alcohol), and Hot Pressing

Staged Pyrolytic Conversion of Acid-Loaded Woody Biomass for Production of High-Strength Coke and Valorization of Volatiles

Hot-Compressed Water Treatment and Subsequent Binderless Hot Pressing for High-Strength Plate Preparation from Rice Husk

Catalytic deep eutectic solvent for levoglucosenone production by pyrolysis of cellulose

Estimation of Material Constants of Hot Coke under Inert Atmosphere

Homogeneous catalyst modifier for alkyne semi-hydrogenation: systematic screening in an automated flow reactor and computational study on mechanisms

Systematic characterization of biocrude and aqueous phase from hydrothermal carbonization of algal biomass

Treatment of wastewater from biomass pyrolysis and recovery of its organic compounds with char-assisted drying

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Shusaku Asano

Muhammed Ashik Urampully

Yasuhiro Saito

Shinji Kudo

Yosuke Muranaka

Xiangpeng Gao

Jonathan Sperry

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