AIST Group related articles (reviews, commentaries and contributions) 1) Automotive Engineering "The World of Super" (Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan, Inc.), 2024, 78, 130-132. " Development of chemical recycling technology for super engineering plastics with excellent heat and chemical resistance " Yasunori Minami
2) MONOist,(web) " A New Bioplastic that Gains Strength as it is Stretched" (4 sessions) , Shinji Tanaka, Hideaki Ono, Masaru Yoshida 3) JETI,2024, 72, 46. " Raw material conversion technology applicable to polysulfone resin " Yasunori Minami
At the booth of AIST , nano tech 2024 (Tokyo Big Sight) , Dr. Yasunori Minami and Dr. Shinji Tanaka gave presentations (oral & poster). " Chemical Recycling of Persistent Plastics -degradation of PEEK into monomers at low temperatures- " Yasunori Minami " New material combining two biomass-derived plastics " Hideaki Ono
AIST Group related articles (reviews, commentaries and contributions) 1) Chemistry and Chemical Industry, 2023, 76 (12), 893. "Monomer regeneration through chemical recycling of stable plastic resources " 2) JETI, 2023, 71 (11) 91-94 " A new material combining two types of biomass-derived plastics - a transparent film material that increases in strength the more it is stretched - towards a more sustainable building material with the aim of achieving 100%. " Shinji Tanaka(田中慎二) 3) Convertech 2023, 9 " National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Tokyo Institute of Technology and others: Unique recent achievements in academia, including the degradation of super engineering plastics and the exclusive separation of CO2 " 4) Functional Materials 2023, 43 (10) 64-70 " Synthesis and characterisation of biopolyester-biopolyamide multiblock copolymers " Shinji Tanaka(田中慎二), Hideaki Ono, Masaru Yoshida 5) WEB Journal 2023 29 (7) 2-6 " Development of new materials through multi-block copolymerisation of two bioplastics". Shinji Tanaka(田中慎二), Hideaki Ono , Masaru Yoshida
Research Director Kyoko Nozaki gave a lecture to junior high school students at Ikeda Junior High School attached to Osaka Kyoiku University, on the ERATO Project.