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Takanobu Sugo is affiliated with the Japan Atomic Energy Agency in Japan. Their research primarily spans the fields of Materials Science and Engineering, with specific work in subfields such as Biomaterials and Building and Construction.

Their recent publication record includes work on materials and polymers, notably a 2024 paper titled "Breaking of Supercooling of Water Using Silver Iodide Immobilized on Fiber Prepared by Radiation-induced Graft Polymerization" published in the journal RADIOISOTOPES.

The scientist's research topics cover areas related to textile fiber modification and biomedical applications of nanomaterials. Key topics of their work include:

  • Electrospun Nanofibers in Biomedical Applications
  • Dyeing and Modifying Textile Fibers

Frequent co-authorship collaborations are noted with:

  • H. Kambara
  • Masakazu Washio
  • Kyoichi Saito

Publications by Sugo have appeared in the journal RADIOISOTOPES, which is also a frequent venue for their research output.

Best Publications

  • Aquaculture of Uranium in Seawater by a Fabric-Adsorbent Submerged System

    Noriaki Seko;Akio Katakai;Shin Hasegawa;Masao Tamada

  • Adsorption characteristics of an immobilized metal affinity membrane.

    Hideki Iwata;Kyoichi Saito;Shintaro Furusaki;Takanobu Sugo

  • High-throughput processing of proteins using a porous and tentacle anion-exchange membrane

    Satoshi Tsuneda;Kyoichi Saito;Shintaro Furusaki;Takanobu Sugo

  • Adsorption and elution of bovine γ-globulin using an affinity membrane containing hydrophobic amino acids as ligands

    Min Kim;Kyoichi Saito;Shintaro Furusaki;Takeshi Sato

  • Preparation of hydrophilic amidoxime fibers by cografting acrylonitrile and methacrylic acid from an optimized monomer composition

    Tomomi Kawai;Kyoichi Saito;Kazuyuki Sugita;Takashi Kawakami

  • Protein adsorption capacity of a porous phenylalanine-containing membrane based on a polyethylene matrix

    Min Kim;Kyoichi Saito;Shintaro Furusaki;Takanobu Sugo

  • Graft polymerization of acrylic acid onto polyethylene film by preirradiation method. I. Effects of preirradiation dose, monomer concentration, reaction temperature, and film thickness

    Isao Ishigaki;Takanobu Sugo;Keiji Senoo;Toshio Okada

  • Fine Fibrous Amidoxime Adsorbent Synthesized by Grafting and Uranium Adsorption–Elution Cyclic Test with Seawater

    Noriaki Seko;Akio Katakai;Masao Tamada;Takanobu Sugo

  • Introduction of a high-density chelating group into a porous membrane without lowering the flux

    Hideyuki Yamagishi;Kyoichi Saito;Shintaro Furusaki;Takanobu Sugo

  • Comparison of Amidoxime Adsorbents Prepared by Cografting Methacrylic Acid and 2-Hydroxyethyl Methacrylate with Acrylonitrile onto Polyethylene

    Tomomi Kawai;Kyoichi Saito;Kazuyuki Sugita;Akio Katakai

  • Fractional elution and determination of uranium and vanadium adsorbed on amidoxime fiber from seawater

    Toshihiro Suzuki;Kyoichi Saito;Takanobu Sugo;Hisako Ogura

  • Binding of lysozyme onto a cation-exchange microporous membrane containing tentacle-type grafted polymer branches.

    Satoshi Tsuneda;Hironori Shinano;Kyoichi Saito;Shintaro Furusaki

  • Metal collection using chelating hollow fiber membrane

    Satoshi Tsuneda;Kyoichi Saito;Shintaro Furusaki;Takanobu Sugo

  • Recovery of uranium from seawater using amidoxime hollow fibers

    Kyoichi Saito;Kazuya Uezu;Takahiro Hori;Shintaro Furusaki

  • A New Type of Amidoxime-Group-Containing Adsorbent for the Recovery of Uranium from Seawater

    H. Omichi;A. Katakai;T. Sugo;J. Okamoto

  • Amidoxime-group-containg adsorbents for metal ions synthesized by radiation-induced grafting

    J. Okamoto;T. Sugo;A. Katakai;H. Omichi

  • Water flux and protein adsorption of a hollow fiber modified with hydroxyl groups

    Min Kim;Kyoichi Saito;Shintaro Furusaki;Takanobu Sugo

  • Recovery of cadmium from waste of scallop processing with amidoxime adsorbent synthesized by graft-polymerization

    Tomoyuki Shiraishi;Masao Tamada;Kyouichi Saito;Takanobu Sugo

  • A New Type of Amidoxime-Group-Containing Adsorbent for the Recovery of Uranium from Seawater. II. Effect of Grafting of Hydrophilic Monomers

    H. Omichi;A. Katakai;T. Sugo;J. Okamoto

  • Effect of seawater temperature on uranium recovery from seawater using amidoxime adsorbents

    Koji Sekiguchi;Kyoichi Saito;Satoshi Konishi;Shintaro Furusaki

Frequent Co-Authors

Kyoichi Saito
Kyoichi Saito Chiba University
Satoshi Tsuneda
Satoshi Tsuneda Waseda University
Masahiro Goto
Masahiro Goto Kyushu University
Fumio Yoshii
Fumio Yoshii Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Tomonori Saito
Tomonori Saito Oak Ridge National Laboratory
William E. Lee
William E. Lee Imperial College London
Nalan Kabay
Nalan Kabay Ege University
Kazuyuki Horie
Kazuyuki Horie University of Tokyo
Takeo Yamaguchi
Takeo Yamaguchi Tokyo Institute of Technology
Shinsuke Yamanaka
Shinsuke Yamanaka Osaka University

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