Yoshinori Takashima

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Osaka University

Japan

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Yoshinori Takashima is a Professor at Osaka University in Japan. His research focuses on advanced materials, particularly hydrogels and polymeric systems, exploring topics such as electrical resistance in tough hydrogels, dual cross-linking mechanisms, and the development of stimulus-responsive materials. He has contributed extensively to the understanding of mechanical properties and self-healing behaviors in polymeric materials.

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Hiroyasu Yamaguchi

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Akifumi Kawamura

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Kansai University

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Light Stimuli-Responsive Degradable and Tough Polymeric Materials with Movable Cross-Links

Design of functional and stable adhesion systems using reversible and movable crosslinked materials

Preparation of Citric Acid-Modified Cellulose Composites and Elucidation of Their Toughening Mechanism

Tough Hydrogels Designed for a Stretch-Induced Decrease in Electrical Resistance Using Tandem Host–Guest and Ionic Cross-Linking

Synergistic Reinforcement of Composite Hydrogels via Dual Cross-Linking and Supramolecular Filler

One-Step Surface Functionalization of Hydrogel-Based, Stimulus-Responsive 3D Microstructures for Human Stem Cells

Relation between the Water Content and Mechanical Properties of Hydrogels with Movable Cross-Links

Reinforcement and Controlling the Stability of Poly(ε-caprolactone)-Based Polymeric Materials via Reversible and Movable Cross-Links Employing Cyclic Polyphenylene Sulfide

Recyclable Tough Adhesive Sheets with Movable Cross-Links for Sustainable Use

Improvement in Cohesive Properties of Adhesion Systems Using Movable Cross-Linked Materials with Stress Relaxation Properties

Viscoelastic behaviors for optimizing self-healing of gels with host–guest inclusion complexes

Exploring enzymatic degradation, reinforcement, recycling, and upcycling of poly(ester)s-poly(urethane) with movable crosslinks

Hybridizing a Dual-Cross Network and a Linear Glassy Polymer for Dynamic Contributions to High Mechanical Toughness Based on Phase-Separated Structures

Water-Content-Dependent Switching of the Bending Behavior of Photoresponsive Hydrogels Composed of Hydrophilic Acrylamide-Based Main Chains and Hydrophobic Azobenzene

Cyclic Polyphenylene Sulfide as Additive to Improve the Mechanical Properties of Polystyrene-Based Materials

Preparation of mechanically tough poly(dimethyl siloxane) through the incorporation of acetylated cyclodextrin-based topologically movable cross-links

Supramolecular photoresponsive polyurethane with movable crosslinks based on photoisomerization of azobenzene

Design of self-healing and self-restoring materials utilizing reversible and movable crosslinks

Supramolecular nylon-based actuators with a high work efficiency based on host–guest complexation and the mechanoisomerization of azobenzene

Fabrication and mechanical properties of knitted dissimilar polymeric materials with movable cross-links

One-Step Synthesis of Gelatin-Conjugated Supramolecular Hydrogels for Dynamic Regulation of Adhesion Contact and Morphology of Myoblasts

Design of molecularly imprinted hydrogels with thermoresponsive drug binding sites

Additional crystalline structures of syndiotactic polystyrene composites with acetylated cyclodextrin

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Takashi Konishi

Ryohei Ikura

Motofumi Osaki

Takashi Miyata

Go Matsuba

Junsu PARK

Tadashi INOUE

Kenji Yamaoka

Masaki Nakahata

Akihide Sugawara

Masaru Tanaka

Hiroyasu Yamaguchi

Akifumi Kawamura

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