Koichi Oyanagi

Assistant Professor

Iwate University

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Koichi Oyanagi is an Assistant Professor at Iwate University, Japan. His research focuses on various aspects of magnetoresistance materials, including the anomalous Nernst effect, thermal Hall conductivity, and the paramagnetic spin Seebeck effect. Recent articles reflect his expertise in experimental techniques such as lock-in thermography and the study of spin-related phenomena in advanced materials.

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Y. Nambu

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Tomi Ohtsuki

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Sophia University

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Rajkumar Modak

Project Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

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Yoko Shiba

Iwate University

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Saburo Takahashi

Tohoku University

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Masaki Fujita

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Tohoku University

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Takashi Kikkawa

Assistant Professor

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Articles (15)

Simultaneous achievement of large anomalous Nernst effect and reduced thermal conductivity in sintered polycrystalline topological Heusler ferromagnets

Magnetothermal resistance effect in a Co50Fe50/Cu multilayer studied via analysis of electron and lattice thermal conductivities

Quantitative noncontact measurement of thermal Hall angle and transverse thermal conductivity by lock-in thermography

High‐Throughput Optimization of Magnetoresistance Materials Based on Lock‐In Thermography

Fabrication of hyperbranched-polyglycidol-Fe3O4 nanocomposite labeled with fluorescein isothiocyanate via rapid ligand exchange reaction

Mechanism of paramagnetic spin Seebeck effect

Deciphering quantum fingerprints in electric conductance

Composition-tunable magnon-polaron anomalies in spin Seebeck effects in epitaxial BixY3−xFe5O12 films

Anomalous Ettingshausen effect in iron–carbon alloys

Triplon current generation in solids

Paramagnetic spin Hall magnetoresistance

Observation of nuclear-spin Seebeck effect

Observation of quantum interference conductance fluctuations in metal rings with strong spin–orbit coupling

Absence of evidence of spin transport through amorphous Y3Fe5O12

Magnon polarons in the spin Peltier effect

Collaborators (7)

Y. Nambu

Tomi Ohtsuki

Rajkumar Modak

Yoko Shiba

Saburo Takahashi

Masaki Fujita

Takashi Kikkawa

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