Masaya Miyagawa

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Kogakuin University

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Masaya Miyagawa is an Assistant Professor at Kogakuin University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on molecular simulation, exploring areas such as adsorption structures, gas permeation, and solvent-solute interactions. Recent publications include studies on organoclay adsorption and CO2 separation using zeolite membranes, highlighting his contributions to materials science and chemical engineering.

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Yusuke Ide

Yokohama National University

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Hiromitsu Takaba

Kogakuin University

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Adsorption Structure and Selectivity of Phenols in Water-Immersed Organomontmorillonite Investigated by Molecular Simulation

Layered Silicates Exhibiting MOF-Like Gate-Opening Behaviors in Liquid-Phase Adsorptions: Experimental and Theoretical Investigations

Hydrophilicity of Organically Modified Montmorillonite and Effect on Benzene Adsorption by the Molecular Dynamics Method

Direct evaluation of void effect on gas permeation in mixed matrix membrane by non-equilibrium molecular dynamics

High Efficient CO2 Separation at High Pressure by Grain-Boundary-Controlled CHA Zeolite Membrane Investigated by Non-Equilibrium Molecular Dynamics

Estimation of Adsorbed Amounts in Organoclay by Machine Learning

Solvent–Solute Interaction Effect on Permeation Flux through Forward Osmosis Membranes Investigated by Non-Equilibrium Molecular Dynamics

Conformational effect of Pt2Ru3 nanoparticle on surface coverage of CO/H2 by materials informatics-integrated computational method

Intercalation-Induced Ordered Nanostructure in the Interlayer Modified with Methylviologen by Molecular Dynamics Simulation

Plasmonic photoluminescence of Cu nanoparticle realized by molecular optical antenna designed on nanosheets

Selectivity enhancement by the presence of grain boundary in chabazite zeolite membranes investigated by non-equilibrium molecular dynamics

Inhomogeneity of Organically Modified Montmorillonite Revealed by Molecular Dynamics Simulation

Electrically Induced Alignment of Semiconductor Nanosheets in Niobate–Clay Binary Nanosheet Colloids toward Significantly Enhanced Photocatalysis

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Yusuke Ide

Hiromitsu Takaba

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