Masayuki WATANABE

Division Head

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency

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Masayuki Watanabe is the Division Head at the Japan Atomic Energy Agency. His research focuses on actinide chemistry, including Raman spectroscopy studies on uranium compounds and the thermal stability of uranium-based materials. Recent publications explore topics such as uranium dissolution, the characterization of nuclear fuel debris, and the interaction of actinide complexes at interfaces. He is an expert in developing methodologies for analyzing the chemical behaviors of heavy elements in various environments.

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Akira Kirishima

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Tohoku University

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Tohoku University

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Takayuki Sasaki

Kyoto University

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A Raman spectroscopy study of bicarbonate effects on UO2+x

Raman identification and characterization of chemical components included in simulated nuclear fuel debris synthesized from uranium, stainless steel, and zirconium

Study on the relation between the crystal structure and thermal stability of FeUO4 and CrUO4

Uranium dissolution and uranyl peroxide formation by immersion of simulated fuel debris in aqueous H2O2 solution

Structure, stability, and actinide leaching of simulated nuclear fuel debris synthesized from UO2, Zr, and stainless-steel

Development of Heavy Element Chemistry at Interfaces: Observing Actinide Complexes at the Oil/Water Interface in Solvent Extraction by Nonlinear Vibrational Spectroscopy

Distribution of studtite and metastudtite generated on the surface of U3O8: application of Raman imaging technique to uranium compound

The kinetics and mechanism of H2O2 decomposition at the U3O8 surface in bicarbonate solution

Application of photoluminescence microspectroscopy: a study on transfer of uranyl and europium ions on dry silica gel plate

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Akira Kirishima

Daisuke Akiyama

Takayuki Sasaki

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