Shoichi Kubo

Associate Professor

Institute of Science Tokyo

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Dr. Shoichi Kubo is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan. His research primarily focuses on the fields of polymer engineering and liquid crystal technology, as evidenced by his recent publications on photopolymerization techniques and the behavior of liquid crystals in various structures. He has explored topics such as molecular alignment, optical transitions, and the synthesis of liquid-crystalline materials for advanced optical devices.

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Kohsuke Matsumoto

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Ritsumeikan University

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Kyohei Hisano

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Alignment Patterning of Polymer Main Chain by Spatiotemporal Photopolymerization: A Strategy for Improved Thermal Stability

Spatiotemporal Irradiation-Induced Molecular Flow Enables Distinct Photopolymerization

Effect of polymer concentration on molecular alignment behavior during scanning wave photopolymerization

Inorganic Nanorods Enable the Memorization of Photoinduced Microlens Arrays in Dye-Doped Liquid Crystals

Direct Surface Patterning of Microscale Well and Canal Structures by Photopolymerization of Liquid Crystals with Structured Light

Synthesis and Characterization of Side-Chain Liquid-Crystalline Block Copolymers Containing Cyano-Terminated Phenyl Benzoate Moieties

Surface Topographical Control of a Liquid Crystal Microlens Array Embedded in a Polymer Network

Effect of Host Structure on Optical Freedericksz Transition in Dye-Doped Liquid Crystals

Liquid crystalline 2D borophene oxide for inorganic optical devices

Unidirectional Alignment of Surface-Grafted ZnO Nanorods in Micrometer-Thick Cells Using Low-Molecular-Weight Liquid Crystals

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Kohsuke Matsumoto

Atsushi Shishido

Kyohei Hisano

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