Yoshihiro Kusano

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Okayama University

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Yoshihiro Kusano is a Professor at Okayama University of Science in Japan. His research focuses on materials science, particularly in the areas of ceramics and thermoelectric properties. Recent publications include studies on Bizen stoneware and the synthesis of advanced materials, including (Z)-Enediynes and Al3BC3 powder. He actively investigates the microstructure and coloring mechanisms in traditional ceramics as well as pressure-induced structural changes in complex oxides.

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Colors on Bizen stoneware fired in a firewood kiln: Reaction between the clay and potassium

Pressure-Induced YbFe2O4-Type to Spinel Structural Change of InGaMgO4

Synthesis of (Z)-Enediynes via Stereoinvertive Nucleophilic Substitution of (E)-Sulfonylethenes with Arylethynide, and Their Aggregation-Induced Optical Properties

Spinodal Decomposition in the Mg–Al–Fe–O System

Synthesis of Monophasic Al3BC3 Powder with Hexagonal Plate-like Morphology

Microstructure and coloring mechanism of purplish red shiso on Bizen stoneware

Microstructure of Brownish and Blackish Color on Bizen Stoneware Fired in a Firewood Kiln and Reproduction of Brownish Color,登り窯で焼成した備前焼表面に現れる茶褐色および黒色部の微構造と茶褐色の再現

Thermoelectric properties of oxygen-deficient spinel-type Zn<sub>x</sub>Fe<sub>3−</sub><sub>x</sub>O<sub>4−</sub><sub>δ</sub> prepared by carbothermal reduction and spark plasma sintering

Studying and Utilizing Traditional Technologies: Microstructure and Formation Mechanism of ε-Fe2O3 on Traditional Japanese Bizen Stoneware

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Synthesis and microstructure of single‐crystalline cobalt oxyhydroxide and topotactic transformation to cobalt oxide

Preparation and Characterization of Additional Metallic Element-Containing Tubular Iron Oxides of Bacterial Origin

High-Quality Inorganic Red Pigment Prepared by Aluminum Deposition on Biogenous Iron Oxide Sheaths

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