The chart shows the distribution of publications by all Research.com ranked scientists in the field of Materials Science in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Hitoshi Ohsato sits on this spectrum.
This scientist: 342 publications — 69th percentile
69% of scientists in this discipline score the same or lower.
The last bar groups every scientist with 1,163 publications or more.
The chart shows the D-index (discipline H-index) distribution of Materials Science scientists ranked by Research.com in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Hitoshi Ohsato sits on this spectrum.
This scientist: 52 D-Index — 27th percentile
27% of scientists in this discipline score the same or lower.
The last bar groups every scientist with 165 D-Index or more.
Hitoshi Ohsato is affiliated with the Nagoya Institute of Technology in Japan, focusing on research primarily within materials science and engineering. Their work spans multiple subfields including electrical and electronic engineering, materials chemistry, and ceramics and composites, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach to advanced materials research.
Their research interests concentrate on the synthesis and characterization of advanced ceramic materials, with particular attention to microwave dielectric ceramics and ferroelectric and piezoelectric materials. These topics constitute the core of their scientific contributions and guide their exploration of material properties and potential applications.
Ohsato has published work in recognized scientific venues, with a recorded publication in Ceramics International. This publication includes the paper titled "Volume crystallization and microwave dielectric properties of indialite/cordierite glass by TiO2 addition," published in 2020. This paper has been cited 36 times, indicating engagement within the scientific community focused on materials processing and characterization.
Collaborations are an evident part of Ohsato's research process. Frequent coauthors include:
Their research topics cover:
Ohsato's academic output reflects a targeted focus on the properties and fabrication methods of ceramic materials suited for electronic and dielectric applications, contributing to the broader fields of materials chemistry and electrical engineering. This focus aligns with their reported main disciplines, which include materials science and engineering.
Yiping Guo;Ken-ichi Kakimoto;Hitoshi Ohsato
Yiping Guo;Ken-ichi Kakimoto;Hitoshi Ohsato
Yiping Guo;Ken-ichi Kakimoto;Hitoshi Ohsato
Ken-ichi Kakimoto;Koichiro Akao;Yiping Guo;Hitoshi Ohsato
Yiping Guo;Hitoshi Ohsato;Ken-ichi Kakimoto
Hiroshi Kishi;Noriyuki Kohzu;Junichi Sugino;Hitoshi Ohsato
Yiping Guo;Ken-ichi Kakimoto;Hitoshi Ohsato
T. Tsunooka;M. Androu;Y. Higashida;H. Sugiura
H. Ohsato
Hitoshi Ohsato;Tsutomu Tsunooka;Tomonori Sugiyama;Ken-ichi Kakimoto
Hiroshi Kishi;Yoshikazu Okino;Mutsumi Honda;Yoshiaki Iguchi
Y. Tohdo;K. Kakimoto;H. Ohsato;H. Yamada
Ryosuke Umemura;Hirotaka Ogawa;Hitoshi Ohsato;Akinori Kan
Ryosuke Umemura;Hirotaka Ogawa;Atsushi Yokoi;Hitoshi Ohsato
Ken-ichi Kakimoto;Izumi Masuda;Hitoshi Ohsato
Hitoshi Ohsato
Hitoshi Ohsato;Toshiyuki Ohhashi;Susumu Nishigaki;Takashi Okuda
C. J. Sun;P. Kung;A. Saxler;H. Ohsato
Kiyotaka Tanaka;Hiromi Hayashi;Ken Ichi Kakimoto;Hitoshi Ohsato
Hitoshi Ohsato;Hiromichi Kato;Makoto Mizuta;Susumu Nishigaki
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