Wei-Lun Hsu

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University of Tokyo

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Wei-Lun Hsu is an Assistant Professor at The University of Tokyo, Japan. His research focuses on diverse areas including nanotechnology, adsorption processes, and the thermodynamics of confined fluids, as evidenced by his recent publications. His work encompasses the design and analysis of adsorption heat pumps, single-molecule manipulation in nanopores, and the dynamics of microdroplet behavior on superhydrophobic surfaces.

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Isothermal DNA Sequencing by Diffusion Current in a MoS2 Nanopore

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Takuma Hori

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

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A dynamic model of a pressure-driven adsorption chiller with circulating adsorbent particles: Comparison to chillers with fixed adsorbent

On-Site Unzipping of Single-Molecule DNA in a Spot-Heated Nanopore

Review of the potential and challenges of MOF-based adsorption heat pumps for sustainable cooling and heating in the buildings

Coalescence-Induced Spontaneous Shedding of Microdroplets on Superhydrophobic Surfaces Featuring Enclosed Micropillars with Hierarchical Roughness

Transmembrane voltage-gated nanopores controlled by electrically tunable in-pore chemistry

Statistical modeling of equilibrium phase transition in confined fluids

Gate-All-Around Nanopore Osmotic Power Generators

Report on the Tenth U.S.-Japan Joint Seminar on Nanoscale Transport Phenomena

Transport-induced-charge electroosmosis in nanopores

Thermodynamic bifurcations of boiling in solid-state nanopores

Effect of pore size on heat release from CO2 adsorption in MIL-101, MOF-177, and UiO-66

Water adsorption kinetics of silica based porous desiccants by volumetric method

Boiling in nanopores through localized Joule heating: Transition between nucleate and film boiling

Temperature Effect on Water Adsorption and Desorption Processes in the Mesoporous Metal–Organic Framework MIL-101(Cr)

Review of component designs for post-COVID-19 HVAC systems: possibilities and challenges

Analysis of the Water Adsorption Mechanism in Metal–Organic Framework MIL-101(Cr) by Molecular Simulations

Investigation of entrance effects on particle electrophoretic behavior near a nanopore for resistive pulse sensing

Evaluation of gas permeability in porous separators for polymer electrolyte fuel cells: Computational fluid dynamics simulation based on micro-x-ray computed tomography images

Molecular dynamics study of water confined in MIL-101 metal–organic frameworks

Electroosmotic flow: From microfluidics to nanofluidics

Collaborators (15)

Takuma Hori

Minhyeok Lee

Amer Alizadeh

Kazumichi Yokota

Hirofumi Daiguji

Shohei Chiashi

Yongjie Hu

Ryotaro Matsuda

denis garoli

Takashi Uemura

Shigeo Maruyama

Ikuya Kinefuchi

Makusu Tsutsui

Iat Wai Leong

Jean-Jacques Delaunay

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