Xiaobin Liang

Assistant professor

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Dr. Xiaobin Liang is an Assistant Professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan. His research focuses on the microscopic mechanisms of elastomer deformation, strain-induced crystallization, and nanomechanical behavior of nanocomposites, employing advanced techniques such as atomic force microscopy. His recent publications explore topics such as viscoelastic contact mechanics and stress-strain behavior in biocompatible polymers.

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Hironori Marubayashi

Associate Professor

Kyoto Institute of Technology

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Satoru Yamamoto

Professor

Kyushu University

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Yukikazu Takeoka

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Haonan Liu

Assistant Professor

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Mitsuo Hara

Assistant Professor

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Martin Vacha

Professor

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Hung Kim Nguyen

Specially Appointed Assistant Professor

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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So Fujinami

特定准教授 / Program-Specific Associate Professor

Kyoto University

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Taiki Hoshino

Tohoku University

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Ken Nakajima

Professor

Tokyo Insitute of Technology

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Shun Omagari

Assistant Professor

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Articles (18)

Control of J-Shaped Stress–Strain Behavior of Poly(2-methoxyethyl acrylate) Elastomer, a Biocompatible Polymer Composed of Silica Particles, by Silane Coupling Agents

Microscopic mechanisms of crosslinked isoprene rubber deformation behavior and strain-induced crystallization study by atomic force microscopy

An In Situ Method for Deciphering Nanomechanical Behavior in Elastomer Nanocomposites under Large Deformation

Study on viscoelastic contact mechanics by nanorheological atomic force microscopy

Correction to “Microfluidic Generation of Polydopamine Gradients on Hydrophobic Surfaces”

Investigating single-chain structure during the crystallization process by atomic force microscopy

Simultaneous Visualization of Microscopic Conductivity and Deformation in Conductive Elastomers

The study on the micromechanical mechanism of PP/EPDM blends and PP/SEBS blends using atomic force microscopy-based nanomechanics

In Situ Nanostress Visualization Method to Reveal the Micromechanical Mechanism of Nanocomposites by Atomic Force Microscopy

Simultaneous Force and Fluorescence Spectroscopy on Single Chains of Polyfluorene: Effect of Intra-Chain Aggregate Coupling

Nanoscale strain–stress mapping for a thermoplastic elastomer revealed using a combination of in situ atomic force microscopy nanomechanics and Delaunay triangulation

Unraveling Nanoscale Elastic and Adhesive Properties at the Nanoparticle/Epoxy Interface Using Bimodal Atomic Force Microscopy

Study of the Dynamic Viscoelasticity of Single Poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) Chains Using Atomic Force Microscopy

Study of the Mullins Effect in Carbon Black-Filled Styrene–Butadiene Rubber by Atomic Force Microscopy Nanomechanics

Direct Visualization of Interfacial Regions between Fillers and Matrix in Rubber Composites Observed by Atomic Force Microscopy-Based Nanomechanics Assisted by Electron Tomography

Local Mechanical Properties of Heterogeneous Nanostructures Developed in a Cured Epoxy Network: Implications for Innovative Adhesion Technology

Topology-transformable block copolymers based on a rotaxane structure: change in bulk properties with same composition

Silica Nanoparticle Reinforced Composites as Transparent Elastomeric Damping Materials

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Hironori Marubayashi

Satoru Yamamoto

Yukikazu Takeoka

Haonan Liu

Mitsuo Hara

Martin Vacha

Hung Kim Nguyen

So Fujinami

Taiki Hoshino

Ken Nakajima

Shun Omagari

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