shintaro takahashi

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Gakushuin University

Japan

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Dr. Shintaro Takahashi is an Assistant Professor at Gakushuin University in Japan. His research focuses on advanced materials and synthetic organometallic chemistry, as evidenced by his recent publications on aryl radical precursors, efficient catalysts for hydroboration, and novel aluminum oxide precursors. His work also explores innovative methods for the conversion of CO₂ and studies on complexation with rhodium(I) complexes.

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Isolable Three‐Coordinate Base‐Stabilized Alumylene: A Precursor of Persistent Acceptor‐Free Monomeric Aluminum Oxide

An Isolable Base‐Stabilized Diazosilenyl Cation

Se-Aryl-N-phenylphenoselenazinium Salts: Aryl Radical Precursors Incorporating a Photosensitizer Unit

Stannylenes Bearing an Amino‐Linked NHC Ligand as Efficient Catalysts for Hydroboration of Carbonyls and Imines

Iminophosphonamido Stannylenes Enable Quantitative CO₂ Conversion to Isocyanates

Silyliumylidene Ion Stabilized by Two σ‐Donating Ni(0)‐ and Pd(0)‐Fragments

Hydrosilylation Reactions with a Dihydrosilylium Ion Stabilized by Coordination of a σ‐Donating Ni(0) Ligand

Base-Stabilized Cationic Silyne with a π-Accepting Phosphonio Substituent

Syntheses of Iminophosphomamido Chlorogermylenes and their Complexation with Rhodium(I) Complex

Reversible Isomerization Between Silacyclopropyl Cation and Cyclic (Alkyl)(Amino)Silylene

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