Ryohei Oka

Assistant Professor

Nagoya Institute of Technology

Japan

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Ryohei Oka is an Assistant Professor at Nagoya Institute of Technology in Japan. His research focuses on the synthesis and evaluation of inorganic materials, particularly in the areas of optical properties and color evaluation of pigments. Recent articles highlight his work on various manganese and titanium-doped compounds, as well as the development of novel inorganic pigments using advanced synthesis techniques.

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Tomokatsu Hayakawa

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Nagoya Institute of Technology

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Toshiyuki Masui

Tottori University

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Dominique de Ligny

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Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg

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Articles (10)

Tuning the luminescence color of Eu3+- and alkali-ion-codoped Sr2CaWO6 orange-red phosphors: Eu3+ site distribution and site-selective photoluminescence studies

Preparation of Ca2MnO4 films using Bayesian optimization and their black color properties owing to Ti4+-doping

Synthesis of Calcium Manganese Oxide Films Using a Sol–Gel Method and Evaluation of Color and Photocatalytic Properties

Control of Optical Reflection in Ca2MgWO6 by Co and Mo Doping

Local Structural Investigation of Near-Infrared-Reflective Black Ca2(Mn,Ti)O4 Pigments Using Synchrotron Radiation X-Ray and Density Functional Theory Calculations

Color Controllable Inorganic Pigments with Ce<sup>3+</sup> as a Color Source

A novel inorganic violet pigment based on zinc niobate

Inorganic Green Pigments Based on LaSr2AlO5

Raman Spectroscopic Investigation and Electronic State Calculation for Ca2(Mn,Ti)O4 Black Pigments with High Near-Infrared (NIR) Reflectivity

Synthesis and Color Evaluation of Tb4+-Doped Na2ZrO3 for Inorganic Yellow Pigments

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Tomokatsu Hayakawa

Toshiyuki Masui

Dominique de Ligny

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