Publications by authors named "D Noda"

We successfully synthesized folic acid (FA) immobilized hydroxyapatite (HA) nanoparticles without using a mediative reagent (e.g., silane coupling agent), and the immobilization states were evaluated and discussed.

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In the biomedical fields of bone regenerative therapy, the immobilization of proteins on the bioceramic particles to maintain their highly ordered structures is significantly important. In this review, we comprehensively discussed the importance of the specific surface layer, which can be called "non-apatitic layer", affecting the immobilization of proteins on particles such as hydroxyapatite and amorphous silica. It was suggested that the water molecules and ions contained in the non-apatitic layer can determine and control the protein immobilization states.

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Article Synopsis
  • Waterproof and breathable membranes are in high demand for applications in textiles and medical protection but existing fluorinated options pose health and environmental risks.
  • Researchers developed a new type of eco-friendly membrane using waterborne silicone-modified polyurethane that combines excellent elasticity, waterproofing, and breathability, achieved through innovative materials and processing techniques.
  • The resulting membranes demonstrated impressive performance metrics, such as high elasticity (428% elongation at break) and strong water resistance, making them suitable for various applications like healthcare and protective textiles.
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Silicone-modified polyurethane (PUSX) refers to the introduction of a silicone short chain into the polyurethane chain to make it have the dual properties of silicone and polyurethane (PU). It can be used in many fields, such as coatings, films, molding products, adhesives, and so on. The use of organic solvents to achieve the fiberization of silicone-modified polyurethane has been reported.

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In this study, an uncooled 2D nanohole array PtSi/p-Si Schottky mid-infrared (MIR) photodetector, which is essential for on-chip Si-based low-barrier MIR detectors, is presented. Room temperature operation introduces susceptibility to thermal noise and can impact stability. Through modulation frequency and reverse bias optimization, the stability improved by 7 times at 170 Hz and -3.

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