Naoto Kuwamura

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Kogakuin University

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Naoto Kuwamura is an Associate Professor at Kogakuin University in Japan. His research focuses on coordination chemistry, electrocatalysis, and the development of advanced materials for hydrogen production. Recent articles highlight his work on heterogeneous catalysts, the properties of amorphous alumina, and the creation of innovative metalloligand structures.

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アミノ酸配位ポリマーによる水素発生触媒の開発

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含硫アミノ酸錯体を用いた水の完全分解触媒系の構築

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JSPS KAKENHI

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Malcolm Halcrow

University of Leeds

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Nobuto Yoshinari

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Osaka University

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Heterogeneous hydrogen production electrocatalysts prepared from dithiolene coordination compounds and graphene oxide

Amorphous alumina: an ideal material for advancing pentacoordinated aluminum chemistry and verifying its catalytic properties

Selective formation of a heterotrimetallic AuIPtIIPdII2 complex via heteroleptic coordination of AuI and PtII metalloligands to PdII centers

Effect of electrolytic conditions on the structure of exfoliated products of graphite using sulfuric acid and their ability as hydrogen production electrocatalyst supports

Electrochemical exfoliation of graphite using aqueous ammonium hydrogen carbonate solution and the ability of the exfoliated product as a hydrogen production electrocatalyst support

Jahn–Teller Switching of a Redox-Active Nickel(III) Center in a Homoleptic Thiolato Metalloligand Environment

Creation of a Tetranuclear Mn<sup>III</sup><sub>2</sub>Mn<sup>II</sup><sub>2</sub>Metalloring Structure Supported by a Penicillamine-Derived Schiff-Base Ligand

Development of coordination chemistry with thiol-containing amino acids

Nitrogen-rich, click-based porous organic polymers featuring flexible amine cores for catalytic CO<sub>2</sub>/epoxide cycloaddition

Inclusion of cyclodextrins in a metallosupramolecular frameworkviastructural transformations

Inclusion of cyclodextrins in a metallosupramolecular framework via structural transformations

Serendipitous formation of oxygen-bridged Cu<sup>II</sup><sub>6</sub>M (M = Mn<sup>II</sup>, Co<sup>II</sup>) double cubanes showing electrocatalytic water oxidation

Serendipitous formation of oxygen-bridged CuII6M (M = MnII, CoII) double cubanes showing electrocatalytic water oxidation

A Pseudorotaxane System Containing γ-Cyclodextrin Formed via Chiral Recognition with an Au<sup>I</sup><inf>6</inf>Ag<sup>I</sup><inf>3</inf>Cu<sup>II</sup><inf>3</inf> Molecular Cap

A chromotropic Pt<sup>II</sup>Pd<sup>II</sup>Co<sup>II</sup>coordination polymer with dual electrocatalytic activity for water reduction and oxidation

A chromotropic PtIIPdIICoII coordination polymer with dual electrocatalytic activity for water reduction and oxidation

Heterometallic coordination polymers as heterogeneous electrocatalysts

Heterometallic coordination polymers as heterogeneous electrocatalysts

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Malcolm Halcrow

Nobuto Yoshinari

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