| Address |
1-3 Kagurazaka, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 162-8601, Japan
TEL : +81-3-3260-4271 |
| E-mail Address |
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| Homepage |
http://www.rs.tus.ac.jp/aokilab/ |
| Information about TUS |
https://www.tus.ac.jp/academics/teacher/lightbox/6524.html
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Pure
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https://tus.elsevierpure.com/ja/persons/kenichi-aoki |
| Under-Graduate School |
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1997, Chiba University Faculty of Engineering
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| Graduate School |
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2002, Tokyo Institute of Technology Graduate School, Division of Integrated Science and Engineering Doctoral Degree
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| Postgraduate Qualification |
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Tokyo Institute of Technology Ph D. (Engineering)
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| Research History |
- 1997-2002 Engaged in research on the self-organization of azopyridine carboxylic acids
2002-2004 Engaged in research on the novel photopolymerizable organogels
2004-2010 Engaged in research on the dendritic photopolymers
2011- Engaged in research on the large-scale dendrimer synthesis of multifunctional nanomaterials, Photopolymerizable organogels
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| Employment History |
200204-200205 The National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Researcher
200206-200403 New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization, NEDO fellow
200404-200603 Faculty of Science, Toho University, Research Associate
200604-201103 Faculty of Science, Toho University, Lecturer
201104-201503 Faculty of Science, Tokyo University of Science, Lecturer
201604-202303 Faculty of Science, Tokyo University of Science, Associate Professor
202304- Faculty of Science, Tokyo University of Science, Professor
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| Research Keyword |
Multifunctional polymeric materials
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| Research Area |
- Polymer chemistry (Self-assembled and Multifunctional Polymer Materials)
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| Research Theme |
- (1) A large scale and convenient synthesis of a variety of dendrimers will be investigated based on novel dendrimer synthestic method of "alternate multi-addition (AMA)". The dendrimers obtained are utilized as spherical cores to establish multifunctinal polymers such as self-organization and/or photopolymer materials. (2) Novel diacetylene organogelators with simple chemical structures are synthesized to investigate gelation and/or photopolymerization mechanism. Precious control of the photopolymezized polymer structures will be discussed to create novel pi-conjugated systems.
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| Academic Awards Received |
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| Academic Society Affiliations |
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2022.4.1 - 2025.3.31
Research Group on Printing, Information, and Electronic Materials, The Society of Polymer Science
Steering Committee
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2021.4.1 - 2026.3.31
The technical Association of Photopolymers Japan
Steering Committee chair
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2016.4.1 - 2021.3.31
The technical Association of Photopolymers Japan
Steering Committee
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2015.4.1 - 2025.3.31
The Japanese Research Association for Organic Electronics Materials
Director
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2008.4 - 2019.10.31
The technical Association of Photopolymers Japan
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| Guest Professor |
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