Masao Yonemura

Associate Professor

High Energy Accelerator Research Organization

Japan

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Dr. Masao Yonemura is an Associate Professor at the High Energy Accelerator Research Organization in Japan. His research areas focus on lithium-ion batteries, oxyhydride solid electrolytes, and ionic conductivities, with recent publications examining phase transition behaviors, degradation imaging, and the stabilization of storage reversibility in sodium-based materials. His work contributes significantly to the advancement of energy storage technologies.

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Genki Kobayashi

The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, SOKENDAI

JAPAN

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Fumitaka Takeiri

助教/Assistant Professor

分子科学研究所/Institute for Molecular Science

JAPAN

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Bernhard Frick

Institut Laue-Langevin

FRANCE

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Atsunori Ikezawa

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Articles (11)

Mitigation of resistance increase in positive electrodes of lithium-ion batteries during floating–cycling by operating voltage control

Impact of Na Concentration on the Phase Transition Behavior and H− Conductivities in the Ba–Li–Na–H–O Oxyhydride System

Hydride-ion-conducting K2NiF4-type Ba–Li oxyhydride solid electrolyte

Nondestructive quantitative imaging for spatially nonuniform degradation in a commercial lithium-ion battery using a pulsed neutron beam

Stabilization of a high H−-conducting phase via K doping of Ba–Li oxyhydride

Corrigendum to “Efficient Stabilization of Na Storage Reversibility by Ti Integration into O ′ 3-Type NaMnO 2 ”

Efficient Stabilization of Na Storage Reversibility by Ti Integration into O′3-Type NaMnO 2

Origin of magnetovolume effect in a cobaltite

Arrangement of water molecules and high proton conductivity of tunnel structure phosphates, KMg<inf>1-: X</inf>H<inf>2 x</inf>(PO<inf>3</inf>)<inf>3</inf>· y H<inf>2</inf>O

Crystal structure, ionic conductivity and lithium-ion diffusion pathway in a LaLiCoO system

High oxygen pressure floating zone growth and crystal structure of the metallic nickelates R4Ni3 O10 (R=La,Pr)

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Genki Kobayashi

Fumitaka Takeiri

Bernhard Frick

Atsunori Ikezawa

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