satoshi nakata

Hiroshima University

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Hiroyuki Kitahata

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Chiba University

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Budapest University of Technology and Economics

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Yokohama National University

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Oscillatory motion of a self-propelled object determined by the mass transport path

Self‐Propulsion of a Benzoic Acid Disk Reflecting the Mesoscopic State of an Amphiphilic Molecular Layer

Oscillatory Motion of a Camphor Disk on a Water Phase with an Ionic Liquid Sensitive to Transition Metal Ions

Inhibition of oscillatory motion of a camphor float due to dissolution

Injection rate control on the growth direction in chemical gardens

Self-propelled object that generates a boundary with amphiphiles at an air/aqueous interface

Effects of the Molecular Structure of Malodor Substances and Their Masking on 1,2-Dioleoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine Molecular Layers

Can self-propelled objects escape from compression stimulation?

Self-propelled motion controlled by ionic liquids

Self‐Propulsion Mode Switching of a Briggs–Rauscher Droplet

Sequentially Selective Coalescence of Binary Self-Propelled Droplets upon Collective Motion

Originating Point of Traveling Waves on a Spherical Field Dependent on the Nature of Substrate Surface

Characteristic growth of chemical gardens from mixtures of two salts

Height-dependent oscillatory motion of a plastic cup with a camphor disk floated on water

Phospholipid Molecular Layer that Enhances Distinction of Odors Based on Artificial Sniffing

Oscillatory Motion of an Organic Droplet Reflecting a Reaction Scheme

Coexistence of oscillatory and reduced states on a spherical field controlled by electrical potential

Catch and Release Chemotaxis

Cover Feature: Catch and Release Chemotaxis (ChemSystemsChem 2/2022)

Spontaneous Mode Switching of Self-Propelled Droplet Motion Induced by a Clock Reaction in the Belousov–Zhabotinsky Medium

pH‐Sensitive Oscillatory Motion of a Urease Motor on the Urea Aqueous Phase

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Hiroyuki Kitahata

István Lagzi

Takashi Amemiya

Oliver Steinbock

Takeshi Hasegawa

Masashi Fujii

Masakazu Kuze

Muneyuki Matsuo

Masaharu Nagayama

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