Kingo Uchida is a researcher affiliated with Ryukoku University in Japan, specializing in materials science with a focus on materials chemistry. Their work spans several interrelated subfields including organic chemistry, cellular and molecular neuroscience, electrical and electronic engineering, and the study of electronic, optical, and magnetic materials.
Their research covers a variety of topics, chiefly concentrating on crystallization and solubility studies and the application of X-ray diffraction in crystallography. Other notable subjects of their work include photochromic and fluorescence chemistry, photoreceptor and optogenetics research, luminescence and fluorescent materials, organic light-emitting diodes (OLED) research, and photochemistry and electron transfer studies.
Notable recent publications by Kingo Uchida include:
They frequently publish in prominent venues such as The Cambridge Structural Database, University of Groningen research database (University of Groningen / Centre for Information Technology), Crystal Growth & Design, Chemistry - A European Journal, and arXiv (Cornell University).
Kingo Uchida collaborates with several coauthors regularly, including Satoshi Yokojima, Yohei Hattori, Masakazu Morimoto, Ryo Nishimura, and Shinichiro Nakamura.
Masahiro Irie;Kazuyuki Sakemura;Masakazu Okinaka;Kingo Uchida
Masahiro Irie;Kingo Uchida
Seiya Kobatake;Kingo Uchida;Eriko Tsuchida;Masahiro Irie
Kingo Uchida;Yasuhide Nakayama;Masahiro Irie
Masahiro Irie;Osamu Miyatake;Kingo Uchida;Takeshi Eriguchi
Seiya Kobatake;Taro Yamada;Kingo Uchida;Nobuo Kato
Masahiro Irie;Osamu Miyatake;Kingo Uchida
Minehide Yamamoto;Naoki Nishikawa;Hiroyuki Mayama;Yoshimune Nonomura
Tadatsugu Yamaguchi;Kingo Uchida;Masahiro Irie
Wesley R. Browne;Jaap J. D. de Jong;Tibor Kudernac;Martin Walko
Wesley R. Browne;Jaap J. D. de Jong;Tibor Kudernac;Martin Walko
Masahiro Irie;Thorsten Lifka;Kingo Uchida;Seiya Kobatake
Y. Uematsu;K. Tokaji;M. Kamakura;K. Uchida
Kingo Uchida;Eriko Tsuchida;Yoshifumi Aoi;Shinichiro Nakamura
Kingo Uchida;Takayuki Ishikawa;Michinori Takeshita;Masahiro Irie
Kingo Uchida;Norikazu Izumi;Shinichiro Sukata;Yuko Kojima
Kazuya Mori;Yukihide Ishibashi;Hirohisa Matsuda;Syoji Ito
Masahiro Irie;Takeshi Eriguchi;Toshiyuki Takada;Kingo Uchida
Kingo Uchida;Masahiro Irie
Dominique Guillaumont;Takao Kobayashi;Katsuya Kanda;Hiroshi Miyasaka
Kingo Uchida;Kingo Uchida;Shin-ichiro Sukata;Yuji Matsuzawa;Masako Akazawa
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