Yoshikiyo Hatakeyama

Assistant Professor

Gunma University

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Yoshikiyo Hatakeyama is an Assistant Professor at Gunma University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on advanced battery technologies, including the study of carbon electrodes in lithium-oxygen batteries, sodium-ion batteries, and electric double-layer capacitors. Recent publications highlight his work on the structural changes in nanomaterials and the effects of doping and external electric fields on electrode performance.

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Takahiro Ohkubo

Okayama University

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Hirokazu Ishitobi

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Gunma University

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Soshi Shiraishi

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Gunma University

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Izuru Shimabukuro

Assistant Professor

National Institute of Technology, Gifu College

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Articles (9)

High-Purity 13C-labeled Mesoporous Carbon Electrodes Decouple Degradation Pathways in Li-O2 Batteries with Polymorphic Ru Catalysts

State change of Na clusters in hard carbon electrodes and increased capacity for Na-ion batteries achieved by heteroatom doping

Advances in Electric Double-Layer Capacitor Research Using X-ray Scattering Techniques

Enhancement of the Electrode Activity of the Vanadium Redox Flow Battery by Higher Crystallinity of Carbon Matrix Using Seamless and Consecutive-porous Carbon Materials

Tracking Structural Changes of Carbon Nanotube Electrodes for Lithium–Air Batteries by Time-Resolved <i>Operando</i> Wide- and Small-Angle X-ray Scattering

Effect of an External DC Electric Field on the Order of Polymer-Capped Gold Nanorods: Formation of Smectic, Tetragonal, and Hexagonal Structures

Effect of the thickness of single-walled carbon nanotube electrodes on the discharge properties of Li–air batteries

Nitrogen-Doped Seamless Activated Carbon Electrode with Excellent Durability for Electric Double Layer Capacitor

Spatial Ordering of the Structure of Polymer-Capped Gold Nanorods under an External DC Electric Field

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Takahiro Ohkubo

Hirokazu Ishitobi

Soshi Shiraishi

Izuru Shimabukuro

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