Kayoko Kobayashi

助教 / Assistant Professor

Kyoto University

Japan

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Kayoko Kobayashi is an Assistant Professor at Kyoto University in Japan. Her research focuses on cellulose chemistry, including the synthesis of cellulose oligomers and the properties of cellulose hydrogels. Recent publications highlight her work on nanocellulose dispersions, phosphate stability in soils, and the preparation of innovative composite materials for thermal energy regulation.

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Lennart Bergström

Stockholm University

SWEDEN

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Masahisa Wada

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Kyoto University

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Takehide Hama

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Kyoto University

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Shuoye Chen

Kyoto University

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Makoto Yoshida

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

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Articles (20)

Defectless and Uniform Single-Crystallite Dispersions of Sustainable Wood Nanocellulose with a Regulated Right-Handed Twist Periodicity

Cellulose oligomer synthesis: Primer effects on structural characteristics in the cellodextrin phosphorylase-catalyzed reverse reaction

Comparative analysis of the structures and properties of cellulose hydrogels prepared using different solvent systems

Complete 1H and 13C NMR assignment of cellulose oligomer in LiCl/DMSO

Preparation of cellulose-paraffin composite foams by an emulsion–gelation method using aqueous inorganic salt solution for thermal energy regulation

Three-Dimensional Orientation of a Crystalline Polymer via Epitaxial Growth from a Magnetically Oriented Nucleating Agent

Elucidation of the Specific Ion Effects and Intermediate Structures of Cellulose Fibers Swollen in Inorganic Salt Solutions via In Situ X-ray Diffraction

Long‐term stability of phosphate sorbed on an allophanic Andosol and a synthesized allophane

Preparation of cellulose-paraffin composite foams by an emulsion-gelation method using aqueous inorganic salt solution for thermal energy regulation

Three-Dimensional Orientation of a Crystalline Polymer via Epitaxial Growth from a Magnetically Oriented Nucleating Agent

Hydrogels from dextran/carboxymethyl cellulose exhibiting high post-drying swelling ratios and recovery

Examination of Cinnamomum camphora interlocked grain adopting X-ray computed tomography combined with particle image velocimetry

Cellulose fiber biodegradation in natural waters: river water, brackish water, and seawater

Atomic-scale dents on cellulose nanofibers: the origin of diverse defects in sustainable fibrillar materials

Local Crystallinity in Twisted Cellulose Nanofibers

Recovery of the Irreversible Crystallinity of Nanocellulose by Crystallite Fusion: A Strategy for Achieving Efficient Energy Transfers in Sustainable Biopolymer Skeletons**

Recovery of the Irreversible Crystallinity of Nanocellulose by Crystallite Fusion: A Strategy for Achieving Efficient Energy Transfers in Sustainable Biopolymer Skeletons**

In Vitro Synthesis of Branchless Linear (1 → 6)-α-d-Glucan by Glucosyltransferase K: Mechanical and Swelling Properties of Its Hydrogels Crosslinked with Diglycidyl Ethers

Cross-polarization dynamics and conformational study of variously sized cellulose crystallites using solid-state 13C NMR

Crystallinity-Independent yet Modification-Dependent True Density of Nanocellulose

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Lennart Bergström

Masahisa Wada

Takehide Hama

Shuoye Chen

Makoto Yoshida

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