


Masaaki OHBA | Last modified date:2022.06.14 |

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Academic Degree
Doctor of Science
Country of degree conferring institution (Overseas)
No
Field of Specialization
Coordination Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry
ORCID(Open Researcher and Contributor ID)
0000-0001-9268-3512
Total Priod of education and research career in the foreign country
01years03months
Outline Activities
Objectives: Creation of functional metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and multi-nuclear metal complexes, and new functional system based on metal complex-membrane composites.
Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and multi-nuclear metal complexes: Precise control of structure and properties, e.g. magnetic, dielectric, luminescent and porous properties. Elucidation of correlation behavior interlocking with dynamic motion of confined molecules in porous structure.
Metal complex-membrane composite: Direct synthesis of metal complex or MOF crystals in the liposome. Control of capture and release of molecules in/on the membrane. Highly efficient catalyst system based on lipophilic metal complexes and liposome. Control of domain structure using lipophilic metal complexes. Hierarchical and selective arrangement of different metal complexes on/in the liposome space.
Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and multi-nuclear metal complexes: Precise control of structure and properties, e.g. magnetic, dielectric, luminescent and porous properties. Elucidation of correlation behavior interlocking with dynamic motion of confined molecules in porous structure.
Metal complex-membrane composite: Direct synthesis of metal complex or MOF crystals in the liposome. Control of capture and release of molecules in/on the membrane. Highly efficient catalyst system based on lipophilic metal complexes and liposome. Control of domain structure using lipophilic metal complexes. Hierarchical and selective arrangement of different metal complexes on/in the liposome space.
Research
Research Interests
Membership in Academic Society
- Elucidation of interlocking between magnetic properties of flamework and dynamics of confined molecules in clathrates
keyword : porous coordination polymer, MOF, magnetic property, clathrate
2016.04. - Creation of chemo-responsive luminescent porous coordination polymers
keyword : porous coordination polymer, MOF, luminescent, sensing
2014.04. - Gas Adsorption Properties of Porous Ionic Crystals Based on Cyclic Metal Complex and Polyoxometalate
keyword : Cyclic Metal Complex, Polyoxometalate, Gas Adsorption
2014.04. - Creation and controlling functions of artificial and cell membrane-metal composites
keyword : lipid membrane, vesicle, composite
2009.04. - Creation and magnetic chemo-swiching of porous magnets
keyword : porous magnets, chemo-switching
2004.04. - Creation functional coordination polymers
keyword : ccordination polymers
2003.04. - Creation chiral magnets and their magneto-optical properties
keyword : chiral magnets, magneto-optical properties
2000.04. - Rational synthesis and controlling magnetic properties of molecular-based magnetc
keyword : metal complex, molecular-based magnets, magnetism
1994.04.
Reports
Papers
Presentations
- Japan Society of Coordination Chemistry
- The Chemical Society of Japan
- The American Chemical Society
- Japan Society for Molecular Science
- The Society of Polymer Science, Japan
- The Rare Earth Society of Japan
- Development of guest-responsive functional coordination polymers
- Rational synthesis and magnetic and magneto-optical properties of molecular-based magnets
- A Bimetallic Magnetic System Exhibiting Reversible Ferromagnetism/Metamagnetism Modulation
- [Mn(en)]3[Cr(CN)6]2.4H2O: A Three-Dimensional Dimetallic Ferrimagnet (Tc=69K) with a Defective Cubane Unit
- Rational synthesis and magnetic properties of 1-3 dimensional cyanide-bridged bimetallic assemblies
- Studies on one- and two-dimensional bimetallic assemblies extended through M(III)-CN-Ni(II) linkages
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