Tsuyoshi Nishikawa

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Kyoto University

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Tsuyoshi Nishikawa is an Assistant Professor at Kyoto University in Japan. His research focuses on radical polymerization, polymer synthesis, and the development of boron-based functions for functional materials. Recent articles highlight his work on hydroxy-functionalized polyethylene and vinyl boronates, aiming to overcome synthetic limitations through innovative catalysis methods.

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アルケニルボロン酸エステルの精密ラジカル重合が拓く新規機能性ビニルポリマー創製

Open Date: 2019-04-01

Close Date: 2022-03-01

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らせん高分子集合体を反応場として利用する精密重合システムの開発

Open Date: 2018-08-01

Close Date: 2020-03-01

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外部刺激応答型らせん反転・らせん不斉誘起を利用したキラルシグナル増幅高分子の開発

Open Date: 2014-04-01

Close Date: 2017-03-01

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Synthesis of Hydroxy‐Functionalized Polyethylene via Radical Copolymerization of Ethylene with Alkenyl Boronate and Post‐Polymerization Oxidation

Synthesis of Hydroxy‐Functionalized Polyethylene via Radical Copolymerization of Ethylene with Alkenyl Boronate and Post‐Polymerization Oxidation

Design of Vinylboron Monomers for the Comprehensive Structural Control of Poly(vinyl alcohol)s via Stereospecific Controlled Radical Polymerization and Subsequent Side-Chain Replacement

Alkenylboronic acid derivatives as monomers for radical polymerization leading to polymer synthesis via side-chain replacement and development of boron-based functions

Enzyme‐Like Catalysis of Vinyl Copolymer Carrying Boron Directly Connected to Backbone: Catalytic Esterification through Cooperation of Boron with Neighboring Carboxylic Anhydride

Enzyme‐Like Catalysis of Vinyl Copolymer Carrying Boron Directly Connected to Backbone: Catalytic Esterification through Cooperation of Boron with Neighboring Carboxylic Anhydride

Radical polymerization of alkenyl boronates and C–B bond transformation: polymer synthesis through side-chain replacement for overcoming synthetic limitations

Radical Polymerization of Vinyl Boronate Involving Backbiting Chain Transfer and Postpolymerization Oxidation Affording Branched Poly(vinyl alcohol)s

Polymer Degradation by Synergistic Dual Stimuli: Base Interaction and Photocatalysis to Unlock a Boron Pendant Trigger for Main-Chain Scission

Correction to “Elucidating Monomer Character of an Alkenyl Boronate through Radical Copolymerization Leads to Copolymer Synthesis beyond the Limitation of Copolymerizability by Side-Chain Replacement”

Orthogonal C–B Bond Transformation as an Approach for Versatile Synthesis of End-Functionalized Polymers

Anthranilamide-protected vinylboronic acid: rational monomer design for improved polymerization/transformation ability providing access to conventionally inaccessible copolymers

Incorporation of a boryl pendant as the trigger in a methacrylate polymer for backbone degradation

RAFT polymerization of isopropenyl boronate pinacol ester and subsequent terminal olefination: precise synthesis of poly(alkenyl boronate)s and evaluation of their thermal properties

Vinylboronic acid pinacol ester as a vinyl alcohol-precursor monomer in radical copolymerization with styrene

Elucidating Monomer Character of an Alkenyl Boronate through Radical Copolymerization Leads to Copolymer Synthesis beyond the Limitation of Copolymerizability by Side-Chain Replacement

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Makoto Ouchi

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