Shin-Ichi Ohira

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Kumamoto University

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Shin-Ichi Ohira is a Professor at Kumamoto University in Japan. His research areas encompass the development of advanced separation techniques for radioisotopes, photocatalytic reactors, and analytical methods for environmental monitoring. Recent publications include work on 3D-printed devices for radioactive isotope separation and methods for measuring atmospheric compounds using advanced chromatography techniques.

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Masanobu Mori

Kochi University

JAPAN

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Kei Toda

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Kumamoto University

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Charles Shelor

Assistant Research Professor

The University of Texas at Arlington

UNITED STATES

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A 3D-printed device for separating short-lived radioisotopes from target ions

Development of a flow photocatalytic reactor for the photodecomposition of Ga(III) complexes and recovery of free Ga(III) radioisotopes

Measurement of atmospheric amines and aminoamides by column adsorption/extraction and hydrophilic liquid chromatography-electrospray-tandem mass spectrometry

Two-step extraction for the evaluation of metal–organic framework impregnated materials

Feedback standard addition method coupled flow injection analysis – Validation by spectrophotometric determination of nitrite in seawater

Radioactive isotope separation with 3D-printed flow-based device

Abundant production of dimethylsulfoniopropionate as a cryoprotectant by freshwater phytoplanktonic dinoflagellates in ice-covered Lake Baikal

Electrodialytic Universal Synthesis of Highly Pure and Mixed Ionic Liquids

Highly Efficient Separation of Ultratrace Radioactive Copper Using a Flow Electrolysis Cell

Electrodialytic Enrichment and Matrix Conversion for the Determination of Trace Metals in Ultra-Pure Water

Biogenic Diamines and Their Amide Derivatives Are Present in the Forest Atmosphere and May Play a Role in Particle Formation

Diurnal variations of gaseous and particulate nitrophenol isomers in the atmosphere monitored by using wet scrubbing online preconcentration

Indirect Potentiometric pH Detection of Weak Acids with Absolute Quantitation by a Theoretical Approach

Rapid Flow-Based System for Separation of Radioactive Metals by Selective Complex Formation

Natural dimethyl sulfide gradients would lead marine predators to higher prey biomass

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Masanobu Mori

Kei Toda

Charles Shelor

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