Tomohiro Fukushima

Assistant Professor

Hokkaido University

Japan

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Tomohiro Fukushima is an Assistant Professor at Hokkaido University in Japan. His research focuses on electrochemistry, particularly in the areas of hydrogen evolution, oxygen evolution reactions, and the interactions at electrode–electrolyte interfaces. Recent publications include investigations into reaction kinetics under vibrational strong coupling and the application of machine learning techniques in analyzing electrochemical processes.

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Hiro Minamimoto

Kobe University

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Ruifeng Zhou

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Hokkaido University

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Kei Murakoshi

Hokkaido University

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Andrey Lyalin

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Hokkaido University

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Articles (27)

Hydrogen Evolution Intermediate in Two-Dimensionally Confined Space between Graphene and Au(111)

(Invited) Evaluation of Oxygen Evolution Activity from the Intermediate Analysis

Acceleration of Electron Transfer Rates at Structured Electrodes

Reaction Kinetics with Multiorder Cavity Modes under Vibrational Strong Coupling

Enhancing the oxygen evolution reaction by tuning the electrode–electrolyte interface in nickel-based electrocatalysts

Probing the Oxygen Evolution Reaction Intermediates of Nickel Electrodes: Insights from Raman Mapping and Machine Learning in Alkaline Environments

Evaluation of hydrogen evolution activity by bubbles growth Rates as descriptor

Beyond Single-Molecule Chemistry for Electrified Interfaces using Molecule Polaritons

Preparation of fluorine-doped α-Ni hydroxides as alkaline water electrolysis catalysts via the liquid phase deposition method

Preparations of Fluorine-doped α-Ni hydroxides as Alkaline Water Electrolysis Catalysts via Liquid Phase Deposition Method

Raman Spectroscopic Observation of Electrolyte-Dependent Oxygen Evolution Reaction Intermediates in Nickel-Based Electrodes

(Invited) Application of Structured Electrodes for Photoelectrochemisry Under Dark

(Invited) Evaluation of Oxygen Evolution Reaction Electrodes through Machine-Learning Analysis and in-Situ Electrochemical Spectroscopy

Role of cavity strong coupling on single electron transfer reaction rate at electrode–electrolyte interface

Unveiling the Hidden Energy Profiles of the Oxygen Evolution Reaction via Machine Learning Analyses

Unlimiting ionic conduction: manipulating hydration dynamics through vibrational strong coupling of water

Unlimiting ionic conduction: manipulating hydration dynamics through vibrational strong coupling of water

Inherent Promotion of Ionic Conductivity via Collective Vibrational Strong Coupling of Water with the Vacuum Electromagnetic Field

Inherent Promotion of Ionic Conductivity via Collective Vibrational Strong Coupling of Water with the Vacuum Electromagnetic Field

Unique Electronic Excitations at Highly Localized Plasmonic Field

Unique Electronic Excitations at Highly Localized Plasmonic Field

Raman spectroscopy as a probe for the electronic structure of graphene at electrified interfaces

Rapid detection of donor-dependent photocatalytic hydrogen evolution by NMR spectroscopy

Raman spectroscopy as a probe for the electronic structure of graphene at electrified interfaces

Vibrational Coupling of Water from Weak to Ultrastrong Coupling Regime via Cavity Mode Tuning

Theoretical Study on Proton Permeation Ability of Modified Single-Layer Graphene

Theoretical Study on Proton Permeation Ability of Modified Single-layer Graphene

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Hiro Minamimoto

Ruifeng Zhou

Kei Murakoshi

Andrey Lyalin

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