Naoko Yoshie

University of Tokyo

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Daisuke Aoki

Chiba University

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Takuya Katashima

University of Tokyo

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Hirohiko Houjou

University of Tokyo

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Kyoko Nozaki

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Junya Uchida

Assistant Professor

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Shogo Ishizaka

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Shintaro Nakagawa

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Naoko Yoshie

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Polyethyleneketones with Controlled Spacer Units: Synthesis, Characterization, and Photodegradation

Preparation of a Tough Elastomer by the Introduction of Multiple Flexible Hydrogen Bonds via Simple Modification

Molecular dynamics simulations of the mechanical properties of dissociative dynamic bond elastomers with different binding-site sequences

Multiple hydrogen bonds as tools to enhance the mechanical and mechanoresponsive properties of polymers

Linear Polyethylene with Ketone Groups for Photodegradability: Higher Efficiency with Side-Chain Carbonyls than In-Chain

Mechanically Robust Yet Marine Biodegradable Polyisoprene Rubber Enabled by a Water-Responsive Boronate Ester

Correlation between Structural Flexibility of H-Bonding Motifs and Mechanical Properties of Dynamic Cross-Linked Polymers

Single-Molecule Reactor Based on the Excluded Volume Effect of Bottlebrush Polymers

Star Polymer Network Elastomer with Reconfigurable Network Structure via Covalent Bond Exchange through Olefin Metathesis

Automation of polymer pressing by robotic handling with in-process parameter optimization

Synthesis of Long‐Chain Polyamides via Main‐Chain Modification of Polyethyleneketones

Synthesis of Long‐Chain Polyamides via Main‐Chain Modification of Polyethyleneketones

Mild Catalytic Degradation of Crystalline Polyethylene Units in a Solid State Assisted by Carboxylic Acid Groups

Synthesis of Novel Polymers with Biodegradability by Main-Chain Editing of Chiral Polyketones

Tunable Mechanical Properties in Microphase-Separated Thermoplastic Elastomers via Metal–Ligand Coordination

A minor difference in the hydrogen-bonding group structure has a major impact on the mechanical properties of polymers

Controlling the Marine Biodegradation Profile and Mechanical Properties of Poly(ε-caprolactone) with Hydrophobic Water-Responsive Linkages

Coarse-Grained Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Dynamic Bond Elastomers Using Interbead Potentials for Entropy- and Enthalpy-Driven Mechanisms in Their Dynamics and Mechanical Properties

Module‐Assembled Elastomer Showing Large Strain Stiffening Capability and High Stretchability

Computer-Aided Design of Copolymers with Controlled Comonomer Distributions

Linking microscopic structural changes and macroscopic mechanical responses in a near-ideal bottlebrush elastomer under uniaxial deformation

Quantifying the effects of cooperative hydrogen bonds between vicinal diols on polymer dynamics

Star polymer networks: a toolbox for cross-linked polymers with controlled structure

Insights into the Role of Hydrogen Bonds on the Mechanical Properties of Polymer Networks

A Simple and Versatile Method for the Construction of Nearly Ideal Polymer Networks

Periodic Surface Pattern Induced by Crystallization of Polymer Brushes in Solvents

A Simple and Versatile Method for the Construction of Nearly Ideal Polymer Networks

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Daisuke Aoki

Takuya Katashima

Hirohiko Houjou

Kyoko Nozaki

Junya Uchida

Shogo Ishizaka

Shintaro Nakagawa

Ken-ichi Kasuya

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