Takuya Katashima

University of Tokyo

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Naoko Yoshie

University of Tokyo

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Yasuhide Iwanaga

The Univeristy of Tokyo

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Daisuke Aoki

Chiba University

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Hironori Marubayashi

Associate Professor

Kyoto Institute of Technology

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Takamasa Sakai

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Naoyuki Sakumichi

Project Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

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Xiang Li

Associate professor

Hokkaido University

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Kousuke Tsuchiya

Associate Professor

University of Tokyo

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Kyoko Nozaki

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Mitsuru NAITO

University of Tokyo

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Kanjiro Miyata

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University of Tokyo

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Satoru Nagatoishi

Associate Professor

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Release mechanism of micrometer-scale particles from transient networks with well-controlled structures

Plant cell wall-inspired synthesis of biomolecular self-assembled stiff hydrogels

Relationship between the heterogeneity in particle dynamics and network topology in transient networks via a microrheological study

Adsorption suppression and viscosity transition in semidilute PEO/silica nanoparticle mixtures under the protein limit

Investigating the impact of strand length distribution on nonlinear relaxation in transient networks

Nonlinear stress relaxation and failure of time‒strain separability of aqueous poly(ethylene oxide)/silica nanoparticle mixtures

Mild Catalytic Degradation of Crystalline Polyethylene Units in a Solid State Assisted by Carboxylic Acid Groups

Elucidating Nonlinear Stress Relaxation in Transient Networks through Two-Dimensional Rheo-Optics

Optimizing a self-solidifying hydrogel as an endoscopically deliverable hydrogel coating system: a proof-of-concept study on porcine endoscopic submucosal dissection-induced ulcers

Predicting the effects of degradation on viscoelastic relaxation time using model transient networks

Crystallization of Strictly Linear Poly(ethylene-ran-acrylic acid) Copolymer: Impacts of Pendant Group Insertion and Hydrogen Bonding

In situ-formable, dynamic crosslinked poly(ethylene glycol) carrier for localized adeno-associated virus infection and reduced off-target effects

Molecular Weight-Dependent Diffusion, Biodistribution, and Clearance Behavior of Tetra-Armed Poly(ethylene glycol) Subcutaneously Injected into the Back of Mice

Cross-linking polybutadiene rubber via a thiol-ene reaction with polycysteine as a degradable cross-linker

Percolation-induced gel–gel phase separation in a dilute polymer network

Precise Rheological Analysis of Permanently and Transiently Crosslinked Polymer Networks with Well-Controlled Structures

Probing the Molecular Mechanism of Viscoelastic Relaxation in Transient Networks

Experimental Comparison of Bond Lifetime and Viscoelastic Relaxation in Transient Networks with Well-Controlled Structures

Tri-branched gels: Rubbery materials with the lowest branching factor approach the ideal elastic limit

Experimental Comparison of Bond Lifetime and Viscoelastic Relaxation in Transient Networks with Well-Controlled Structures

Non-swellability of polyelectrolyte gel in divalent salt solution due to aggregation formation

Non-swellability of polyelectrolyte gel in divalent salt solution due to aggregation formation

Tri-branched gels: Rubbery materials with the lowest branching factor approach the ideal elastic limit

Star‐Polymer–DNA Gels Showing Highly Predictable and Tunable Mechanical Responses

Star-Polymer-DNA Gels Showing Highly Predictable and Tunable Mechanical Responses

Molecular Understanding of Viscoelasticity in Transient Polymer Networks Based on Multiple Methods

Molecular Understanding of Viscoelasticity in Transient Polymer Networks Based on Multiple Methods

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Naoko Yoshie

Yasuhide Iwanaga

Daisuke Aoki

Hironori Marubayashi

Takamasa Sakai

Naoyuki Sakumichi

Xiang Li

Kousuke Tsuchiya

Kyoko Nozaki

Mitsuru NAITO

Kanjiro Miyata

Satoru Nagatoishi

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