Sho Hideshima

Associate Professor

University of Tokyo

Japan

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Sho Hideshima is an Associate Professor at Tokyo City University, Japan. His research focuses on electrochemical properties and applications, including nonenzymatic glucose detection, Li-ion storage, and semiconductor biosensing. Recent publications highlight advances in MXene electrodes, redox reactions of quinone-based molecules, and methods for assessing stem cell differentiation.

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Daisuke Takimoto

University of the Ryukyus

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Norihiro Togasaki

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Waseda Daigaku

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Tetsuya Osaka

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Wataru Sugimoto

Shinshu University

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Hiroki Hayashi

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Waseda University

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Articles (10)

Cu<sub>2</sub>O Nanostructures Formed by Potential-Controlled Dissolution-Redeposition of Layered Copper Hydroxide for Nonenzymatic Glucose Detection

Size-dependent electrochemical properties of vertically aligned MXene electrodes for fast Li-ion storage

Li-metal free “in aqua” lithiation and re-lithiation of protected graphite anode for 4-V class aqueous lithium-ion capacitor

Vertically aligned MXene bioelectrode prepared by freeze-drying assisted electrophoretic deposition for sensitive electrochemical protein detection

A Non‐Destructive Electrical Assay of Stem Cell Differentiation Based on Semiconductor Biosensing

A Non‐Destructive Electrical Assay of Stem Cell Differentiation Based on Semiconductor Biosensing

Front Cover: A Non‐Destructive Electrical Assay of Stem Cell Differentiation Based on Semiconductor Biosensing (Anal. Sens. 2/2023)

Confinement Effects on the Rate Performance of Redox Active Molecules for Pseudocapacitive Flowable Electrodes

Origin of the Adsorption-Controlled Redox Behavior of Quinone-Based Molecules: Importance of the Micropore Width

Zero-Overpotential Redox Reactions of Quinone-Based Molecules Confined in Carbon Micropores

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Daisuke Takimoto

Norihiro Togasaki

Tetsuya Osaka

Wataru Sugimoto

Hiroki Hayashi

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