Shinji Yae

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University of Hyogo

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Shinji Yae is a Professor at the University of Hyogo in Japan. His research focuses on advanced materials and processes in the fields of nanotechnology and electrochemistry, with recent publications addressing gold recovery, nanoparticle-assisted etching of silicon, and the effects of additives in electrodeposited films. He employs techniques such as thermal desorption spectroscopy and laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy to investigate complex material interactions and corrosion behaviors.

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Keitaro Horikawa

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Osaka University

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Ayumu Matsumoto

University of Hyogo

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Takeshi Sugahara

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Osaka Daigaku - Toyonaka Campus

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Kouji Maeda

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University of Hyogo

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Gold Recovery via Silicon Powder Cementation from a Thiosulfate Leaching Solution after Gold Metal Dissolution

Gold- and Silver-Nanoparticle-Assisted Etching of p-Si and n-Si: A Discussion of Etching Behavior Based on Polarization Curves

Co-Deposited Hydrogen in Electrodeposited Pd Films: Insights from High-Temperature Thermal Desorption Spectroscopy

Composite Porous Structure Formation By Metal-Assisted Etching of p-Type Silicon

General Corrosion and Electrode Potential in Metal-Nanoparticle-Assisted Etching of p-Type and n-Type Silicon Using Gold and Silver

Hydrogen in Electrolessly Deposited Copper Films -Additive’s Effect on Hydrogen Concentration and Structure of Films-

Platinum-Particle-Assisted Etching of Low-, Moderately-, and Highly-Doped p-Type Silicon: Change of Composite Porous Structure

Process Monitoring of Gold Recovery from a Thiosulfate Leaching Solution Using Silicon Powder: Measurement of Gold Potential

Quantitative analysis of niobium in electropolishing solution by laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy using porous silicon

Stress Analysis of the Interface Reaction Layer Between Ni–P Films and GaAs Substrate After Annealing

Comparison of Electroless Ni-P and Co-W-P Diffusion Properties Against GaAs Substrate

Metal-Assisted Etching of n-Type and p-Type Silicon Using Patterned Platinum Films: Spatial Distribution of Mesoporous Layer and Open Circuit Potential of Silicon

Existing States of Co-Deposited Hydrogen in Electrolessly Deposited Copper Films from EDTA Complex Bath

Outgassing properties of 304 stainless steel electropolished by wiping method

Composite Porous Structure Formation by Platinum-Particle-Assisted Etching of a Highly-Doped p-Type Silicon: Evaluation of Charge Flow in Silicon

Pressure-induced evolution in the durability of nickel–metal hydride batteries under high-current charge

Development of a Liquid Immersion-Type Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery Under High-Pressure

Effect of electroless Ni-P plating on rotary bending fatigue strength of A2017-T4 aluminum alloy

Electrochemical investigation of the effect of hydrogen peroxide concentration on platinum-particle-assisted etching of p-type silicon in a hydrofluoric acid solution

Formation and dissolution of mesoporous layer during metal-particle-assisted etching of n-type silicon

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Keitaro Horikawa

Ayumu Matsumoto

Takeshi Sugahara

Kouji Maeda

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