Hisahiro Einaga | Last modified date:2023.11.27 |
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Division of Functional Materials Science
Department of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering
Faculty of Engineering Sciences
Department of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering
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Academic Degree
Dr.
Field of Specialization
catalysis chemistry
Outline Activities
Catalysts are key materials for material transformation, and catalytic chemistry plays an increasingly important role, especially in the environmental and energy fields, where urgent social issues are mounting. We are designing and developing catalytic materials based on composite oxide catalysts, metal nanoparticles, zeolites, and clusters, and attempting to control the physical properties and catalytic properties of these functional inorganic materials for application in various environmental and energy processes.
Research
Research Interests
Membership in Academic Society
- Design of catalytic materials based on metal nanoparticles
keyword : nanoparticle, catalysis, inorganic synthesis chemistry
2004.04. - Developement of catalytic oxidation processes by using ozone
keyword : ozone, catalysis, oxidation
2002.04. - Application of photocatalysts to environmental remediation
keyword : photocatalyst, hazardous materials, purification technology
1995.04.
Papers
- The Chemical Society of Japan
- American Chemical Society
- Catalysis Society of Japan
- The Japanese Photochemistry Association
- Japan Ozone Association
- The Japan Petroleum Institute
Educational
Educational Activities
Catalysts are closely related to academic fields such as inorganic chemistry, reaction engineering, physical chemistry, analytical chemistry, organic reaction chemistry, and technical fields such as energy and environmental engineering. Currently, many problems and issues are piling up in the environmental and energy fields, such as pollution by hazardous chemicals and the development of alternative energy sources to petroleum. In order to solve these problems, it is necessary to develop research in cross-disciplinary and interdisciplinary areas and to open up new fields, in addition to advancing individual academic fields. We will foster researchers and engineers who will actively tackle environmental and energy issues through basic and applied research based on inorganic materials chemistry.
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