Takashi Hirose

Associate Professor

Kyoto University

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Takashi Hirose is an Associate Professor at Kyoto University in Japan. His research interests include supramolecular chirality, π-conjugated materials, and advanced synthesis methods for heterohelicenes and nanographenes. Recent publications highlight his work on helical columns, circularly polarized luminescence, and properties of twisted π-conjugated molecules.

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Shin-ichi Adachi

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High Energy Accelerator Research Organization

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Hiroki Hanayama

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Chiba University

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Shiki Yagai

Chiba University

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Hideki Fujiwara

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Osaka University

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Kenji Matsuda

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Kyoto University

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Min Gao

Hokkaido University

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Daiki Shimizu

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Kyoto University

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Nobutaka Shimizu

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High Energy Accelerator Research Organization

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Masayuki Suda

Associate Professor

Kyoto University

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Yuki Ide

Specially Appointed Assistant Professor

Hokkaido University

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Takuho Saito

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Nagoya University

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Masayuki Gon

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Kyoto University

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Atsushi Isobe

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Inversion of supramolecular chirality by photo-enhanced secondary nucleation

Face-to-Face Helical Columns with Permanent Polarity Consisting of Homochiral End-Functionalized Helicenes

Multiple Near‐Infrared Chromisms of a Heteromerous Overcrowded Ethylene with Large Permanent Dipole Moment

Multiple Near‐Infrared Chromisms of a Heteromerous Overcrowded Ethylene with Large Permanent Dipole Moment

Synthesis, structure, and properties of twisted π-conjugated molecules featuring three-dimensional π–π interactions in solid states

Completely solvent-free synthesis of double heterohelicenes and their further ring fusion using mechanochemical reaction

Nonplanar Nanographene with a Large Conjugated π-Surface

Synthesis and Characterization of a Cyclic Trimer of a Chiral Spirosilabifluorene

Circularly polarized luminescence of Hetero[n]helicenes with 2,1,3-thiadiazole rings at both ends: Design of magnetically-allowed electronic transitions via heteroatom embedding

CH<sub>3</sub>CN@open-C<sub>60</sub>: An Effective Inner-Space Modification and Isotope Effect Inside a Nano-Sized Flask

All-Visible (>500 nm)-Light-Induced Diarylethene Photochromism Based on Multiplicity Conversion via Intramolecular Energy Transfer

Doubly linked chiral phenanthrene oligomers for homogeneously π-extended helicenes with large effective conjugation length

Theoretical Investigation on Electron Transport Capabilities of Helically Twisted Molecules Based on Decay Constants of Exchange Interaction

Logical Design of Small HOMO–LUMO Gap: Tetrabenzo[f,jk,mn,r][7]helicene as a Small-Molecule Near-Infrared Emitter

An H2O2 Molecule Stabilized inside Open‐Cage C60 Derivatives by a Hydroxy Stopper

Double Heterohelicenes Composed of Benzo[b]- and Dibenzo[b,i]phenoxazine: A Comprehensive Comparison of Their Electronic and Chiroptical Properties

Diarylethene-Powered Light-Induced Folding of Supramolecular Polymers

Donor-Acceptor Type [5]Helicene Derivative with Strong Circularly Polarized Luminescence

Tuning Transition Electric and Magnetic Dipole Moments: [7]Helicenes Showing Intense Circularly Polarized Luminescence

HOMO–LUMO Energy-Gap Tuning of π-Conjugated Zwitterions Composed of Electron-Donating Anion and Electron-Accepting Cation

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Shin-ichi Adachi

Hiroki Hanayama

Shiki Yagai

Hideki Fujiwara

Kenji Matsuda

Min Gao

Daiki Shimizu

Nobutaka Shimizu

Masayuki Suda

Yuki Ide

Takuho Saito

Masayuki Gon

Atsushi Isobe

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