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Adhesive-free direct bonding of CFRP and metal enables lightweight, low-cost structures, but the thermal expansion mismatch induces residual stress at the interface, and the fracture mechanism under t [...]

Shallow coastal waters have attracted wide attention in recent years due to their strong carbon sequestration capacity. However, the complex carbon dioxide (CO2) dynamics in the water column makes it [...]

Lath martensite is the primary microstructure of ultra-high-strength steel sheets (advanced high-strength steels, AHSS) with tensile strengths exceeding 2.0 GPa and has been widely applied to automoti [...]

This study aims to quantify the flood control and biodiversity functions of the detour canals from the perspective of Nature-based Solutions (NbS). This internationally recognized approach leverages n [...]

Development of New Desulfurization Process via Visible Light Oxidation using Supported Metal Oxides and UV Light-induced Decomposition with Isolating Elemental Sulfur

Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science

Recently, the development of a new desulfurization method is desirable that can perform under room temperature and atmospheric pressure to reduce cost. However, in previous studies, there are problems [...]

Improving the proton conductivity of solid electrolytes is essential for enabling proton ceramic fuel cells (PCFCs) to operate at lower temperatures. A key phenomenon governing high conductivity is pe [...]

In Ghana, there is a vast geological body formed around 2.2 billion years ago (2.2 Ga). This geological body is called the Birimian belt, and this largely distributes in west Africa. What the unique p [...]

Green spaces formed in the harsh natural environment of waterfront areas are not optimal growing environments, as environmental pressure mainly from sea breezes and planting bases from soil cause insu [...]

Temperature and Strain Rate Dependent Fracture in CFRP/Aluminum Direct Bonding

Seawater Carbon Dioxide Dynamics in Stratified Shallow Coastal Waters: Field Measurement and Numerical Modeling in the Yatsushiro Sea, Japan

Achieving Ultra-High Strength and High Ductility in Lath Martensite via Controlling Heterogeneous Deformation and Grain Boundary Strengthening

Evaluation of biodiversity and watershed flood management functions of historical water infrastructure through regional co-creation

Development of New Desulfurization Process via Visible Light Oxidation using Supported Metal Oxides and UV Light-induced Decomposition with Isolating Elemental Sulfur

Elucidation of Percolation Formation Mechanisms for the Development of Low-Concentration, High-Diffusivity Proton Conductors

Paleoproterozoic deep seafloor sedimentary environment of the Birimian rocks in southwest Ghana

Influence of Soil Height and Soil Type on the Growth of Trees in Waterfront Areas - A Case Study of Green Space in Hakata and Kitakyushu Ports -

“Future-Creation (MIRAI)” Course Kyushu University SPRING program