Naoki Toshima

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Naoki Toshima is a Professor at Tokyo University of Science Yamaguchi, Japan. His research focuses on thermoelectric materials and carbon nanotube applications, as evidenced by his recent publications on catalysts, organic thermoelectric generators, and the enhancement of thermoelectric properties through innovative fabrication techniques. Professor Toshima is dedicated to advancing the field of nanotechnology and its environmental applications.

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Toru Murayama

University of Tokyo

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Ayako Taketoshi

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Yokohama National University

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Tamao Ishida

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University of Tokyo

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Yukihide Shiraishi

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Articles (12)

Cu-based catalysts encased in a nanoporous carbon shell derived from furfuryl alcohol for isomeric nitrophenol degradation

Prolonging the n-type conduction of thermoelectric carbon nanotubes exposed to warm air by mixing hydrated water into the adsorbed dopant layers composed of Li+-receptor molecules

Water‐resistant organic thermoelectric generator with >10 μW output

Long-Alkyl-Chain Phosphonium Surfactant Molecular Wrapping to Block Oxygen Impurities in n-Type Carbon Nanotubes for Thermoelectric Applications

n-Type thermoelectric behavior in oxyethylene surfactant/carbon nanotubes

Green Route for Fabrication of Water-Treatable Thermoelectric Generators

Cu-ion-induced n- to p-type switching in organic thermoelectric polyazacycloalkane/carbon nanotubes

Enhancement of p-type thermoelectric power factor by low-temperature calcination in carbon nanotube thermoelectric films containing cyclodextrin polymer and Pd

Characterization and thermoelectric behavior of super-growth carbon nanotube films co-loaded with ZnO and Ag colloids

Colloidal Co single-atom catalyst: A facile synthesis strategy and high catalytic activity for hydrogen generation

Combination of nanoparticles and carbon nanotubes for organic hybrid thermoelectrics

Development of carbon nanotube organic thermoelectric materials using cyclodextrin polymer: Control of semiconductor characteristics by the solvent effect

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Toru Murayama

Ayako Taketoshi

Tamao Ishida

Yukihide Shiraishi

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