Koki Chida

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Kyoto University

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Koki Chida is an Assistant Professor at Kyoto University, Japan. His research focuses on the synthesis and application of carbonaceous materials, including next-generation hydrogen peroxide sensors and metal-free photocatalysts. His recent articles explore topics such as the aqueous-phase synthesis of benzyl esters and the development of single-atom catalysts for CO2 reduction.

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Grant-in-Aid for JSPS Fellows

Open Date: 2022-04-01

Close Date: 2025-03-01

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Kunihisa Sugimoto

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Kindai University

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Jiří Pavlovský

VSB - Technical University of Ostrava

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Takeharu Yoshii

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Tohoku University

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Shinya Masuda

Project Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

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Kazuyuki Iwase

Senior Assistant Professor

Tohoku University

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Next-generation hydrogen peroxide sensors based on ordered carbonaceous frameworks derived from iron porphyrin

Synthesis and applications of porous carbonaceous materials with inherited molecular structural features from the precursor molecules

Aqueous-phase synthesis of benzyl ester over partially thiolated Au25 nanocluster catalysts: improving selectivity with a hydrophobic carbon support

Aqueous phase synthesis of benzyl ester over partially thiolated Au<sub>25</sub> nanocluster catalysts: improving selectivity with hydrophobic carbon support

Thermally polymerizable phthalocyanine realizes a metal–nitrogen-doped carbon material featuring a defined single-atom catalyst motif with CO2RR activity

Porphyrin/Fullerene Porous Molecular Cocrystal Featuring a Robust One-Dimensional Channel

Ordered Carbonaceous Framework Synthesized from Hexaazatrinaphthylene with Enediyne Groups via Solid-State Bergman Cyclization Reaction

Quantitative and qualitative analysis of nitrogen species in carbon at the ppm level

Hollow carbon sphere featuring highly dispersed Co-N sites for efficient and controllable syngas electrosynthesis from CO2

A facile approach for fabricating g-C3N4-based materials as metal-free photocatalysts

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Kunihisa Sugimoto

Jiří Pavlovský

Takeharu Yoshii

Shinya Masuda

Kazuyuki Iwase

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