Takayuki Kurokawa

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Hokkaido Daigaku

Japan

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Takayuki Kurokawa is an Associate Professor at Hokkaido Daigaku in Japan. His research focuses on the development and characterization of hydrogels, including the mechanical performance and drug release capabilities of polyacrylamide and double network gels. He has published extensively on topics such as polymerization techniques, hydrogel adhesion, and the biological responses of hydrogel-derived microparticles.

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Mechanical Performance of Polyampholyte Hydrogels Influenced by Ionic Bond Strength under Isochoric Conditions

Porous and Tough Polyacrylamide/Carboxymethyl Cellulose Gels Chemically Crosslinked via Cryo-UV Polymerization for Sustained Drug Release

Characterizations of Polyion Complex Formed at Hydrogel Adhesion Interface

Spatial Analysis of the Damage Zone in Double Network Hydrogel Using the Microelectrode Technique

Origin of Surface Charge of Double Network Hydrogels Prepared by Sequential Polymerization

Gluing blood into gel by electrostatic interaction using a water-soluble polymer as an embolic agent

Quantitative determination of cation–π interactions between metal ions and aromatic groups in aqueous media by a hydrogel Donnan potential method

Synthesis of degradable double network gels using a hydrolysable cross-linker

Evaluation of biological responses to micro-particles derived from a double network hydrogel

Surfactant induced bilayer-micelle transition for emergence of functions in anisotropic hydrogel

Unique crack propagation of double network hydrogels under high stretch

In Situ Evaluation of the Polymer Concentration Distribution of Microphase-Separated Polyelectrolyte Hydrogels by the Microelectrode Technique

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Akinori Kuzuya

Takayuki Nonoyama

Yuichi Ohya

Hideki Hyodoh

Hailong Fan

Kunpeng Cui

Xueyu Li

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