
Satoshi Horike
@horikegroup
Inorganic Chemist at Grad School of Science, Kyoto University | 京大院理 化学専攻 | Glasses and liquids of molecular frameworks for energy
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We know MOF melts, HOIP melts, but are they networked liquids? anisotropic? This review tries to describe these functional (supercooled) liquids with reference to metal-ionic liquids, and porous liquids. Thanks Chemical Science for this opportunity🙇






Metal-linker bonds become more labile (and soft modes become softer) in MOF nanoparticles, leading to size-dependent phase changes. Thanks to Audrey for leading the effort and for another great collaboration with Satoshi Horike University of Oregon UO Chem and Biochem pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…


Did you read 'Entropically driven melting of Cu-based 1D coordination polymers' by Shin-ichiro Noro, Daniel M. Packwood Satoshi Horike et al? @UnivKyoto, Hokkaido University buff.ly/4ebZxV4


京大理化・金相研に山本隆文さん Takafumi Yamamoto が着任されました。無機化学、固体化学を盛り上げてゆければと思っています。よろしくお願いします。 Prof. Takafumi Yamamoto Takafumi Yamamoto has been appointed to our department at Kyoto Univ. He's an expert in solid-state chemistry💎


Can we extend the design principles of MOFs to their amorphous counterparts? We aim to explore this in our latest study published in Chemical Science with Ameloot Group Satoshi Horike and Ken-ichi Otake pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Creating glass architectures has been a great challenge in chemistry Nature Chemistry Precious moment working with glass experts led by Thomas D. Bennett


京大理の歴史ある講演会、今年は化学の番です。世の中にまだない新物質をどう予測して、どう創るのか、理論化学と超分子化学の世界最先端を明日、講演いただきます。登録不要、誰でも参加できます。二時、農G南の益川ホールまで! Yagai Group Hokkaido University ICReDD

The entanglement of the coordination polymer glasses is modulated by mechanical shear forces in melt-processing. A simple way to control mechanical/thermal/optical properties and perhaps porosity. Low-dimensional structures are exciting! Chemical Science pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/Art…


Creating Functional Perovskite Glasses on FindAPhD.com I have a fully funded PhD position open University of Canterbury to look at creating exciting new glass materials from perovskites. Open to all nationalities. Come be part of the team here!


We use many CO2 to make amorphous and soft MOFs. It's #OpenAccess please check this synthesis idea! J. Mater. Chem. family pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/Art…



Our attempt to create functional liquids from coordination polymers, recently published in Angewandte Chemie #OpenAccess doi.org/10.1002/anie.2…
