Seigo Watanabe

Junior Researcher (Assistant Professor)

Waseda University

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Seigo Watanabe is an Assistant Professor at Waseda University, Japan. His research focuses on novel materials such as polyphenylene sulfide derivatives and polythioureas, specifically examining their dielectric properties, thermal stability, and optical transparency. Recent publications include work on eco-friendly optics and high refractive index materials that enhance lighting efficiency.

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Waseda University

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Novel polyphenylene sulfide resin for high-frequency copper-clad laminates with low dielectric tangent and flame retardancy

Poly(phenylene sulfide) derivatives as ultralow dielectric loss materials with stable frequency response

High Refractive Index Aromatic and Ether‐Containing Polythioureas: Improving Transparency and Mechanical Properties via Reciprocal Hydrogen Bonds

Aromatic Poly(dithioacetal)s: Spanning Degradability, Thermostability, and High Refractive Index Towards Eco‐friendly Optics

Cover Feature: Aromatic Poly(dithioacetal)s: Spanning Degradability, Thermostability, and High Refractive Index Towards Eco‐friendly Optics (ChemSusChem 1/2025)

Bleaching effect of high refractive index xylylic poly(thiourea)s with “de-conjugated” polarizable hydrogen bonds

Bleaching Effect of High Refractive Index Xylylic Poly(thiourea)s with “De-conjugated” Polarizable Hydrogen Bonds

Poly(dibenzothiophenylene sulfide)s: sulfur-rich annulated frameworks with a wide-range ultrahigh refractive index

Poly(dibenzothiophenylene sulfide)s: Sulfur-rich Annulated Frameworks with Wide-Range Ultrahigh Refractive Index

Polarizable H‐Bond Concept in Aromatic Poly(thiourea)s: Unprecedented High Refractive Index, Transmittance, and Degradability at Force to Enhance Lighting Efficiency

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Kenichi Oyaizu

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