Masanori Wakizaka

Associate Professor

Chitose Institute of Science and Technology

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Dr. Masanori Wakizaka is an Associate Professor at Chitose Institute of Science and Technology in Japan. His research primarily focuses on quantum magnetism, single-molecule magnets, and the synthesis of complex magnetic materials. Recent publications highlight his work on magnetic relaxation behavior, semiconducting molecular chains, and the role of ligand coordination in stabilizing metal complexes.

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Tomoteru Fukumura

Tohoku University

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Shinya Takaishi

Tohoku University

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Ryuta Ishikawa

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Fukuoka University

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Nagoya University

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Distinctive Magnetic Relaxation Behavior of Ln(III) Single-Molecule Magnets with a Conducting Organic π Donor System

Double Core–Shell Semiconducting Molecular Chain Halogen-Bridged Metal Complexes with Ohmic Contact Heterojunctions

Quantum magnetism of spin qubits in S = 1/2 Cu(II) systems in discrete complexes, chains, and metal-organic frameworks

Superatomic Stabilization of Dinuclear Platinum(III) through Iodide-Bridged Five-Center Ten-Electron Bonding

Revisiting cobaloxime(ii) chemistry and clearing misconceptions of cobaloxime(ii) in diamagnetic Ni(ii) and Pd(ii) matrixes using comprehensive magnetic measurements

Spin coherence and magnetization dynamics of TMA2[KCo1−xFex(CN)6] toward coordination-framework spin qubits

Citric Acid as Multidentate Flexible Ligand for Multinuclear Late‐3 d‐Metal Complexes and Single‐Molecule Magnets

Spin qubits of Cu(II) doped in Zn(II) metal–organic frameworks above microsecond phase memory time

Ultra-small Mo–Pt subnanoparticles enable CO2 hydrogenation at room temperature and atmospheric pressure

Creation of a Field‐Induced Co(II) Single‐Ion Magnet by Doping into a Zn(II) Diamagnetic Metal–Organic Framework

Step-by-Step Electrocrystallization Processes to Make Multiblock Magnetic Molecular Heterostructures

Single-Ion Magnetism in a Three-Dimensional Thiocyanate-Bridged Dysprosium(III) Framework

A New Organic Conductor of Tetramethyltetraselenafulvalene (TMTSF) with a Magnetic Dy(III) Complex

Intramolecular Ferromagnetism in Di‐Nuclear 3 d‐Transition‐Metal Single‐Molecule Magnets by Pseudo‐Serial Arrangement

Orthogonal Grade-Separated Nanowiring of Molecular Single Chains

Slow magnetic relaxation in a ferromagnetic CuII chain complex, induced by a phonon bottleneck effect

Spin dynamics in a Heisenberg weak antiferromagnetic chain of an iodide-bridged Cu(ii) complex

Switching of the redox centers of a tris-2-mercaptophenolato chromium(iii) metalloligand by a guest metal ion

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Tomoteru Fukumura

Shinya Takaishi

Ryuta Ishikawa

Ho-Chol Chang

Takeshi Yamane

Takane Imaoka

Wang-Jae Chun

Hideyuki KAWASOKO

Hiroshi Ito

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