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Takaya Fujisaki

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Shimane University

Japan

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Takaya Fujisaki is an assistant professor at Shimane University, Japan. His research focuses on the application of density functional theory in materials science, particularly in the areas of nanoparticle interactions, bulk modulus comparisons, and gas adsorption phenomena. Recent publications include studies on Ni nanoparticles on CeO2 and the adsorption characteristics of H2S on doped graphenes.

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Aleksandar Staykov

Kyushu University

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Fumitada Iguchi

Associate Professor

Nihon University

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Defect size engineering in pyridinic-N-doped graphene surfaces for hydrogen sulfide adsorption and dissociation: A first-principles study

First-principles insights into dopant–vacancy interactions in acceptor-doped perovskites

Optimising an electron-rich 2D Fe,B-Ti3C2Tx/N-doped mixed metal oxide interface for industrial-scale oxygen evolution in seawater

Investigating Ni nanoparticles on CeO2 for methane dissociation: a comparative study of theoretical calculations and experimental insights

Understanding the difference in bulk modulus between Y-doped SrCeO3 and Y-doped SrZrO3 by ultrasonic transmission method and density functional theory

Density functional theory analysis for H2S adsorption on pyridinic N- and oxidized N-doped graphenes

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Aleksandar Staykov

Fumitada Iguchi

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