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A Novel Method for Producing Small Metal Nanoparticles

Metal nanoparticles (NPs) in solution can be produced with a dependable and adaptable method called pulsed laser ablation in liquid (PLAL).

Hidehiro sakuraiMegan craigHiroshiy yoshikawaYumi yakiyamaYuta uetakeTakunori tairaYusuke takaokaYusuke moriMihoko maruyamaOsaka university barana sandakelum hettiarachchiInstitute of molecular science hwan hong limOsaka universityAmada foundation for the promotion of scienceInstitute of molecular scienceProfessors hidehiro sakuraiMolecular science

Microchip Laser Streamlines Preparation of Tiny Metal Nanoparticles

Microchip Laser Streamlines Preparation of Tiny Metal Nanoparticles
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Yusuke takaokaYuta uetakeMihoko maruyamaHidehiro sakuraiYumi yakiyamaYusuke moriTakunori tairaHiroshiy yoshikawaBarana sandakelum hettiarachchiRoyal society of chemistryInstitute of molecular scienceOsaka universityProfessors hidehiro sakuraiMolecular scienceIndustrial chemistryHwan hong lim

Quick and easy preparation of small-sized metal nanoparticles by microchip laser

Quick and easy preparation of small-sized metal nanoparticles by microchip laser
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Hidehiro sakuraiMihoko maruyamaYusuke moriTakunori tairaYuta uetakeYumi yakiyamaHiroshiy yoshikawaYusuke takaokaBarana sandakelum hettiarachchiInstitute of molecular scienceOsaka universityProfessors hidehiro sakuraiMolecular scienceIndustrial chemistryHwan hong lim

Japanese crystal scientists visit the Pulpí Geode in Almeria

Leading experts in crystallography have paid a visit to this wonder of the mineral world, the globe's second largest geode

Mihoko maruyamaJuanma garcJuan bautistaJuan pedro garcKatsuo tsukamotoMina ricaHiroshi yoshikawaUniversity of osakaSpanish japanese societyTohoku university of sendaiInternational conference of crystal growthUniversity of granadaProfessor katsuo tsukamotoTohoku universityProfessors mihoko maruyamaInternational conference

Technique sheds new light on the processes involved in kidney stone formation

Up to 15% of people will experience kidney stones, and for 50% of those that do, they will recur. It is therefore important to understand as much as possible about how kidney stones form to improve both prevention and treatment.

Atsushi okadaMihoko maruyamaYutaro tanakaEmily hendersonOsaka universityNagoya city universityStudy corresponding authorAssociate professorAssociate professor atsushi okadaKidney stone