Ryo Nishimura

Assistant Professor

Ritsumeikan University

Japan

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Ryo Nishimura is an Assistant Professor at Rikkyo University, Japan. His research focuses on the field of photochromic materials and fluorescence, as evidenced by his recent articles on diarylethene-based compounds and their applications in sensing and security. He has explored various aspects of molecular photochemistry, including self-assembly processes and light-responsive properties.

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Masakazu Morimoto

Ritsumeikan University

JAPAN

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Yohei Hattori

Assistant Professor

Ryukoku University

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Hiroshi Miyasaka

Professor

Osaka University

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Seiji Yamazoe

University of Tokyo

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Articles (12)

Self-Assembly of Chiral Diarylethene Microcrystals by the Sublimation Process to Form Foliage Scroll Pattern

Mechanically Induced Transient Fluorescence of Photochromic Diarylethene Crystals for Sensing and Security Material

Reversible change of luster color from pale yellow to wine red in microcrystalline film by photochromic diarylethene having a naphthyl group

A Visible‐Light‐Responsive Fluorescent Diarylethene Having a Betaine Structure

Multicolor Photochromism of Two-Component Diarylethene Crystals Containing Oxidized and Unoxidized Benzothiophene Groups

Turn-on mode fluorescent diarylethene containing neopentyl substituents that undergoes all-visible-light switching

White light emission generated by two stacking patterns of a single organic molecular crystal

Spontaneous Combustion of 2-Bromo-3-Methoxythiophene: A Study on Reaction Pathways and Energetics by Quantum Chemical Calculations

Autopolymerization of 2-bromo-3-methoxythiophene, analysis of reaction products and estimation of polymer structure

Molecular crystalline capsules that release their contents by light

Photoinduced topographical surface changes and photoresponse of the crystals of 7-methoxycoumarin

Photoinduced swing of a diarylethene thin broad sword shaped crystal: a study on the detailed mechanism

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Masakazu Morimoto

Yohei Hattori

Hiroshi Miyasaka

Seiji Yamazoe

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