KatsumiKanekoResearch Group
In-pore Nanomaterials Science and Engineering
Institude for Aqua Regeneration (ARG), at Shinshu University in Nagano, Japan
Research Staff & Students
Dr. Hayato Otsuka
Associate Professor
I finished my PhD in Shinshu university. My PhD work about the control of structure and physical properties of ionic liquids by magnetic field and investigation of magnetic property of magnetic ionic liquid in the nanopore. My current research focuses on gas separation by using graphene oxide and zeolite.
Dr. Shuwen Wang
Assistant Professor
I finished my PhD in Chiba University. My present research interest is graphene-based carbon materials and hierarchical nanostructures.
Dr. Ayumi Furuse
Assistant Professor
I finished my PhD in Science in Shinshu University.My research interest are preparation of colloidal materials with unique structures and properties and development of their preparation system.
Dr. Yasuhiro Sugiyama
Assistant Professor
I completed my doctoral program in the Iiyama–Futamura Laboratory at Shinshu University. I majored structure analysis method for confined molecules. My current work focus on applied science using nanoporous carbon.
Dr. Diego Felipe Hernandez-Barreto
Researcher
I conducted doctoral research in Science-Chemistry at Universidad de los Andes, Colombia, focusing on carbon-based porous materials derived from biomass waste for environmental applications. My current research centers on the synthesis and characterization of nanoporous inorganic composite membranes for efficient gas separation technologies.
Dr. Enggah Kurniawan
Researcher
Upon my graduation from Chiba University for my PhD program, I continued to work at the same university as a research associate. My research focused on inorganic materials for catalysis. Currently, I embark on a new journey in the field of carbon materials. I am thrilled to explore the unique properties of carbon materials with its vast applications.
Kuniaki Amo
PhD Student
Kei Kubo
PhD Student
In order to evaluate smaller pores, I'm researching the possibility of evaluating the pore structure of carbon materials using positronium, which consists of positrons and electrons.
Shota Takinami
PhD Student
I study nanoscale phenomena in graphene oxide using atomistic simulations and analytical techniques, probing the fundamental limits of adsorption.
Rei Yamamoto
Master Student
Kazuki Arai
Bachelor Student
Hiroko Maruyama
Researcher
Kayoko Suzuki
Researcher
Katsuyuki Tanaka
Researcher
Administrative Staff
Tomoko Yoneyama
Secretary