Rie Suizu

Designated Assistant Professor

Nagoya University

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Rie Suizu is a Designated Assistant Professor at Nagoya University in Japan. Her research focuses on metal-organic frameworks, optoelectronic devices, and advanced materials chemistry, as evidenced by her recent publications that explore iodine adsorption, frustrated magnetism, and chiral supramolecules. Her work contributes to the development of innovative approaches in waste-to-utility transformations and the study of magnetic and luminescent properties in organic materials.

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Haruka Omachi

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Nagoya University

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Kunio Awaga

Nagoya University

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Shusaku Imajo

University of Tokyo

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Shunji Bandow

Professor

Meijo University

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Ryohei Nemoto

Assistant Professor

Institute of Science Tokyo

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Interpenetrated Cu-Based MOF Features High Iodine Adsorption and I-Doping-Enhanced Conductivity, Adding to Its Waste-to-Utility Approach

Frustrated Magnetism in a Gyroidal Metal–Organic Framework Magnet

Chiral Honeycomb Lattices of Nonplanar π-Conjugated Supramolecules with Protected Dirac and Flat Bands

Critical transition to a highly conductive state through PEDOT oligomer percolation in redox-active COFs

Optoelectronic conversion and polarization hysteresis in organic MISM and MISIM devices with DA-type single-component molecules

Synthesis of a novel triptycene-derived protected dithiolene ligand precursor for tri-nuclear mixed ligand metal dithiolene complexes

Unveiling π–π interactions in triptycene-phenazine/SWCNT redox chemistry using ESR spectroscopy

X-ray crystallographic analysis of the antiferromagnetic low-temperature phase of galvinoxyl: investigating magnetic duality in organic radicals

Enhanced Circularly Polarized Luminescence by a Homochiral Guest–Host Interaction in Gyroidal MOFs, [Ru(bpy)3] [M2(ox)3] (bpy = 2,2′-Bipyridyl, ox = Oxalate, M = Zn, Mn)

Enhanced Circularly Polarized Luminescence by a Homochiral Guest–Host Interaction in Gyroidal MOFs, [Ru(bpy)<sub>3</sub>] [M<sub>2</sub>(ox)<sub>3</sub>] (bpy = 2,2′-Bipyridyl, ox = Oxalate, M = Zn, Mn)

Engineering Dirac cones and topological flat bands with organic molecules

Fabrication of MXene transparent conductive films via transfer process

Ideal trigonal prismatic coordination geometry of Co(ii) in a honeycomb MOF with a triptycene-based ligand

Exfoliation of Al-Residual Multilayer MXene Using Tetramethylammonium Bases for Conductive Film Applications

CNT Gels Formed by a Triptycene Analogue Enabling Coexistence of CNT-gelator and Intergelator Interactions

Improvement in Cycle Life of Organic Lithium-Ion Batteries by In-Cell Polymerization of Tetrathiafulvalene-Based Electrode Materials

Improvement in Cycle Life of Organic Lithium-Ion Batteries by In-Cell Polymerization of Tetrathiafulvalene-Based Electrode Materials

Exfoliation of Al-Residual Multilayer MXene Using Tetramethylammonium Bases for Conductive Film Applications

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Haruka Omachi

Kunio Awaga

Shusaku Imajo

Shunji Bandow

Ryohei Nemoto

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