Yohei Cho

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Institute of Science Tokyo

Japan

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Yohei Cho is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan. His research focuses on photocatalysis, specifically in the areas of catalyst development, TiO2 photoanode processes, and the kinetic analysis of photocatalytic reactions. Recent publications include studies on high-throughput experimentation for catalyst knowledge acquisition and investigations into the temperature dependence of photocatalytic efficiency.

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Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

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Identifying rate-limiting steps in photocatalysis: a temperature-and light intensity-dependent diagnostic of charge supply vs. charge transfer

Acquiring and transferring comprehensive catalyst knowledge through integrated high-throughput experimentation and automatic feature engineering

Analysis of the TiO2 Photoanode Process Using Intensity Modulated Photocurrent Spectroscopy and Distribution of Relaxation Times

Accelerated perovskite discovery: screening new catalysts for photocatalytic methylene blue degradation

Sustaining syngas production at a near-unity H2/CO ratio in the photo-induced dry reforming of methane independent of the reactant gas composition

Analyzing the Temperature Dependence of Titania Photocatalysis: Kinetic Competition between Water Oxidation Catalysis and Back Electron–Hole Recombination

Sustaining syngas production at a near-unity H<sub>2</sub>/CO ratio in the photo-induced dry reforming of methane independent of the reactant gas composition

Bandgap widening through doping for improving the photocatalytic oxidation ability of narrow-bandgap semiconductors

Bandgap widening through doping for improving the photocatalytic oxidation ability of narrow-bandgap semiconductors

Photocatalysis under thermally shifted bandgap

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Masahiro Miyauchi

Krishnamoorthy Sathiyan

An Niza El Aisnada

Akira Yamaguchi

Toru Wada

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