Twitter account of the Ken-ichi Shimizu Group @HokkaidoUni @ICAT_Hokudai
Sapporo, Japan
Joined October 2020
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【Awards】Prof. Ken-ichi Shimizu (Catalyst Material Research Div.) won The Chemical Society of Japan Award for Creative Work for 2023. Congratulations! 👏chemistry.or.jp/en/news/2023…
Shimizu lab.@Hokkaido Univ. retweeted
Our recent work has finally been out from @NatureComms! I really appreciate every collaborator, especially Prof. Taketsugu and Dr. Saita under MANABIYA program of @ICReDDconnect for learning the methods. nature.com/articles/s41467-0… @LabShimizu @ToyaoTakashi
Shimizu lab.@Hokkaido Univ. retweeted
Very pleased to have @EPidko as a visiting professor from @tudelft
Looking forward to learning a lot and advancing our collaborations! @LabShimizu @ICAT_Hokudai @HokkaidoUni
We had the softball game for department of Applied Chemistry. Although we lost a close match against a joint team from a chemical engineering research institute, we showed the results of our practice and put up a great fight!!!
Dr. Shunsaku Yasumura has moved to the University of Tokyo as an assistant professor. He made significant contributions to the Shimizu Lab, including the paper retweeted before this one. We look forward to his future achievements!!
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This article by @LabShimizu at @ICAT_Hokudai @HokkaidoUnivPR reports the development of an optimized Pd-loaded CHA zeolite with an improved ability to reduce NOx emissions in diesel engines. Read this #openaccess article here:
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The graduation ceremony was held at Hokkaido University. Thank you for your great contribution. Wish you all the best for your future!
Shimizu lab.@Hokkaido Univ. retweeted
Our recent work is out from @PCCP!! This work demonstrated an automated reaction route mapping was very powerful for elucidating reaction mechanisms in zeolite cages. Others are coming soon! doi.org/10.1039/d2cp04761f
Delighted to attend Catalysis Society of Japan fall meeting this week.
It was an excellent week of science and a great opportunity to meet awesome colleagues with local sake in Toyama.
Looking forward to hosting you next year in Sapporo.
Shimizu lab.@Hokkaido Univ. retweeted
Understanding and controlling the formation of surface anion vacancies for catalytic applications
Yoyo Hinuma and Associate Editor @LabShimizu et al. @HokkaidoUni @ICAT_Hokudai
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📖 From 10th Anniversary Perspectives collection (rsc.li/CST10Perspectives)
Shimizu lab.@Hokkaido Univ. retweeted
Happy to share our work on N2O decomposition.
More to come on this topic so stay tuned!
@LabShimizu @ICAT_Hokudai
Multiple RhOx catalysts and zeolite-based catalysts were evaluated for catalytic N2O decomposition in the presence of O2 and H2O. @ICAT_Hokudai @LabShimizu @ToyaoTakashi identified ZrO2-supported RhOx (RhOx/ZrO2) to be the most effective.
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Our recent work is out from @angew_chem! we developed Nickel-based high-entropy Intermetallic catalyst for highly selective acetylene semihydrogenation. Please visit the following link!
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Our study on NH3-SCR by in situ spectroscopic technique was featured as WILEY Top Cited Article 2020–2021!
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The article by Prof. Kenichi Shimizu (Catalyst Material Research Division, ICAT) was selected as WILEY Top Cited Article 2020-2021. Congrats!👏👏
In Situ Spectroscopic Studies on the Redox Cycle of NH3−SCR over Cu−CHA Zeolites
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Prof. Zen Maeno attended a ceremony to receive memorials for "CATSJ Award for Young Researchers" in CATSJ meeting. Also, He's going to move to Kogakuin Univ. as an Assoc. Prof. We gave message cards to say thank you. We all appreciate his contribution and hope great success!!
Our master student, Shinta Miyazaki, received "Otsuka award", which is given for an outstanding master thesis. He will continue the excellent research as a Ph.D. candidate in our group. Well deserved!
Graduation ceremony was held at Hokkaido university Thank you for your great contribution. Wish you all the best for your future!!
Amazing work !
Happy to share our latest paper on metal-support interaction (MSI) of supported Re is out in JPCC. This was achieved by collaboration with Dr. Hinuma at AIST.
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