Shintaro Okumura

助教/Assistant Professor

分子科学研究所/Institute for Molecular Science

Japan

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Shintaro Okumura is an Assistant Professor at the Institute for Molecular Science in Japan. His research focuses on photocatalytic reactions and carbon dioxide utilization, as evidenced by his recent articles on metal-free carboxylation and 1,4-addition processes. His work involves innovative approaches to organic synthesis and the development of photoredox catalysts.

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Naoki Ishida

准教授 / Associate Professor

Kyoto University

JAPAN

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Yasuhiro Uozumi

教授/Professor

分子科学研究所/Institute for Molecular Science

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ZHANG Kaili

National Institutes of Natural Sciences

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Articles (8)

Metal-free carboxylation of aromatic ketones and aldehydes with CO2 by a diazabenzoacenaphthenium photoredox catalyst

Photocatalytic Shono-type oxidation of N-alkylamides with hydrogen evolution

Multielectron Reduction of Esters by a Diazabenzacenaphthenium Photoredox Catalyst

Transfer hydrogenation of aldehydes and ketones with tetrahydroxydiboran in water by an amphiphilic resin-supported nano-palladium catalyst

Photocatalytic 1,4-Addition of Aromatic Aldehydes or Ketones via Umpoled Carbinol Anions

Photocatalytic Cross‐Pinacol Coupling Promoted by Carbon Dioxide**

Electrophilic 1,4-Addition of Carbon Dioxide and Aldehydes to Enones

Photocatalytic Carbinol Cation/Anion Umpolung: Direct Addition of Aromatic Aldehydes and Ketones to Carbon Dioxide

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Naoki Ishida

Yasuhiro Uozumi

ZHANG Kaili

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