Kimiyoshi Ichikawa

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Kanazawa University

Japan

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Kimiyoshi Ichikawa is an Assistant Professor at Kanazawa University, Japan. His research areas include diamond electrode performance enhancement, fabrication of diamond MOSFETs, and advancements in diamond homoepitaxial growth technology. His recent publications focus on nitrogen and phosphorus doping of diamond materials, as well as the application of visible light in CO2 reduction and switching selectivity in electrodes.

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Hitoshi Umezawa

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

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Hitoshi Asakawa

Kanazawa University

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Enhanced performance of diamond electrodes with heavily N-doped surface nanolayers grown by CVD for high reduction current density

Fabrication of inversion channel diamond MOSFET with atomically step-free Al2O3/diamond interface

Switching reduction selectivity of diamond electrodes with heavily N-doped surface nanolayers by visible light irradiation

Formation of low-dimensional nanopit structures on atomically flat surfaces of diamond (111) by nickel nanoparticles

Diamond Homoepitaxial Growth Technology toward Wafer Fabrication, Atomically Controlled Surfaces, and Low Resistivity

Fabrication of lateral diamond MOSFET with buried pn-junctions by diamond surface planarization based on carbon solid solution into nickel

Fabrication and characterization of diamond (100) p+-i-n+ diodes with heavily nitrogen-doped films

CO2 reduction by visible-light-induced photoemission from heavily N-doped diamond nano-layer

A membrane, pseudo-vertical p-i-n diamond detector

Heavy phosphorus doping of diamond by hot-filament chemical vapor deposition

Effect of surface irregularities on diamond Schottky barrier diode with threading dislocations

Propagation of dislocations in diamond (111) homoepitaxial layer

Stress effect on the resonance properties of single-crystal diamond cantilever resonators for microscopy applications

Distinguishing dislocation densities in intrinsic layers of pin diamond diodes using two photon-excited photoluminescence imaging

n-Type doping of diamond by hot-filament chemical vapor deposition growth with phosphorus incorporation

Dislocations in chemical vapor deposition diamond layer detected by confocal Raman imaging

Ultrahigh conversion efficiency of betavoltaic cell using diamond pn junction

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Hitoshi Umezawa

Hitoshi Asakawa

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