Tadaaki NAGAO

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Hokkaido University

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Dr. Tadaaki Nagao is a Professor at Hokkaido University, Japan. His research areas encompass photonics, including the development of carbonized polymer dots for adaptable photonic microbarcodes, as well as studying the optical properties of materials for advanced applications. His recent work focuses on high-temperature plasmonics, thermophotonics, and energy harvesting through innovative material engineering.

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Hannes Raebiger

Yokohama National University

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Atsushi Goto

National Institute for Materials Science

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Jun KIKKAWA

National Institute for Materials Science

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Yong-Hoon Kim

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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

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David Hernández-Pinilla

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Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

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Naoto Shirahata

Hokkaido University

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Articles (22)

Carbonized Polymer Dots‐Based Spectrally Adaptable Photonic Microbarcodes

Infrared Thermophotonics: Theoretical Benchmarking of Ni–Al Superalloys

Optimizing the Optical Response of Uniaxial Cerium Hexaboride Films for High-Temperature Plasmonic Applications

Low-Contrast BIC Metasurfaces with Quality Factors Exceeding 100,000

Carbonized Polymer Dots‐Based Spectrally Adaptable Photonic Microbarcodes

Deep-blue amplified spontaneous emission and lasing in colloidal silicon nanoclusters

Rational impurity doping for enhanced hole mobility in silicon quantum dots for light-emitting diodes

Bioinspired Carbonized Polymer Microspheres for Full-Color Whispering Gallery Mode Emission for White Light Emission, Unclonable Anticounterfeiting, and Chemical Sensing Applications

Generated White Light Having Adaptable Chromaticity and Emission, Using Spectrally Reconfigurable Microcavities

Rare‐Earth‐Metal‐Free Solid‐State Fluorescent Carbonized‐Polymer Microspheres for Unclonable Anti‐Counterfeit Whispering‐Gallery Emissions from Red to Near‐Infrared Wavelengths

Harvesting Energy Via Water Movement and Surface Ionics in Microfibrous Ceramic Wools

Vibrational Coupling to Quasi‐Bound States in the Continuum under Tailored Coupling Conditions

New Insight into Fluorescent Polymeric Carbon Dots for Solid-State Laser Device

Highly reflective multilayer solar reflectors for daytime radiative cooling

Tamm Plasmon Polaritons Hydrogen Sensors

Observation of Plasmoelectric Effect in Plasmonic Zirconium Nitride

K-point longitudinal acoustic phonons are responsible for ultrafast intervalley scattering in monolayer MoSe2

N-Dopant Site Formulation for White-Light-Emitting Carbon Dots with Tunable Chromaticity

A Simultaneous Material‐Device Optimization for Plasmonic Devices: A Combined Ab Initio and Electromagnetic Simulation for Photothermal Transducers

Influences of 1-Propanol and Methanol Additives on Crystallization of Thin Amorphous Solid Water Films

Metal-insulator-metal strip spectroscopic infrared photothermal absorber based on uniaxially oriented plasmonic lanthanum hexaboride films

Minireview on Solar Desalination and Hydropower Generation by Water Evaporation: Recent Challenges and Perspectives in Materials Science

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Hannes Raebiger

Atsushi Goto

Jun KIKKAWA

Yong-Hoon Kim

David Hernández-Pinilla

Naoto Shirahata

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