Yuji Suzuki

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University of Tokyo

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Professor Yuji Suzuki is a faculty member at The University of Tokyo, Japan. His research interests include combustion chemistry, materials science, and energy harvesting technologies. Recent publications focus on the dynamics of ammonia flames, the effects of nitriding on stainless steel, and advancements in thermoelectric devices.

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Chul-Ho Lee

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

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Minhyeok Lee

University of Tokyo

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Université Savoie Mont-Blanc

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Articles (13)

Spatial distribution and temporal evolution of wall-stabilized DME/O2 premixed cool flames

Effect of water vapor on nitriding of stainless steel walls induced by ammonia flames

Effects of wall temperature and water vapor on the nitriding of stainless steel induced by ammonia flames

Self-Powered Synchronous Electric Charge Extraction Rectifier for Rotational Electret Energy Harvester With Dual-Stage Electrodes

Ammonia thermal decomposition on quartz and stainless steel walls

Convection-effect-enhanced micro thermoelectric module directly heated by catalytic combustion

Nitriding Effects of Ammonia Flames on Iron-based Metal Walls

Species structures in preheated ammonia micro flames

AI‐driven Discovery of Amorphous Fluorinated Polymer Electret with Improved Charge Stability for Energy Harvesting

High-temperature monolithic SiGe thermoelectric device directly heated by catalytic combustion

Quantitative evaluation of wall chemical effect in hydrogen flame using two-photon absorption LIF

A Spider-Web Design for Decreasing Eigen-Frequency With Increasing Amplitude in a PE/ME Composite Energy Convertor

Discovery of polymer electret material via de novo molecule generation and functional group enrichment analysis

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Chul-Ho Lee

Minhyeok Lee

Adrien Badel

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