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Motomu Sakai, Lecturer
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The Sakai Lab conducts research using ordered porous materials that have nano-sized pores, such as zeolites and metal-organic frameworks (MOFs). The lab carries out research that contributes to the fields of energy, carbon neutrality, and the environment. Using ordered porous materials, the lab works on making chemical reaction and separation/purification processes far more energy-efficient and effective. These materials are used in the home as deodorants and disinfectants, and in industry as adsorbents for purifying exhaust gas and as catalysts for various chemical reactions.

Mai Takashima, Lecturer
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The Takashima Lab investigates in detail the relationships among how a material is made, its structure, and its properties. Even a small change in how a material is made can change its structure, and as a result its properties and functions can change greatly. Its research themes include artificial photosynthesis reactions using photocatalysts and methods for measuring the surface structure of powder materials. The lab was newly established in fiscal year 2025.
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