Wataru Sugimoto is affiliated with Shinshu University in Japan and has made contributions primarily in the fields of Engineering and Materials Science. Their research has a particular focus on Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry, and Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials. Their work also touches on Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment, as well as Automotive Engineering.
The scientist's research covers several main topics, including:
Wataru Sugimoto has published frequently in a variety of scientific venues. These include:
Their recent papers document developments in nanomaterials and electrochemical systems. Selected works include:
The scientist has collaborated frequently with several coauthors over their career. Notable frequent collaborators include:
Wataru Sugimoto;Hideki Iwata;Yutaka Yasunaga;Yasushi Murakami
Wataru Sugimoto;Hideki Iwata;Katsunori Yokoshima;Yasushi Murakami
A. Ramesh;H. Hasegawa;W. Sugimoto;T. Maki
Jeffrey W. Long;Daniel Bélanger;Thierry Brousse;Wataru Sugimoto
A. Balducci;D. Belanger;T. Brousse;T. Brousse;J. W. Long
Wataru Sugimoto;Katsunori Yokoshima;Yasushi Murakami;Yoshio Takasu
Sho Makino;Yusuke Yamauchi;Wataru Sugimoto
Y. Takasu;T. Fujiwara;Y. Murakami;K. Sasaki
Y. Takasu;T. Kawaguchi;W. Sugimoto;Y. Murakami
Wataru Sugimoto;Osamu Terabayashi;Yasushi Murakami;Yoshio Takasu
Yoshio Takasu;Tomoya Iwazaki;Wataru Sugimoto;Yasushi Murakami
Wataru Sugimoto;Takeo Kizaki;Katsunori Yokoshima;Yasushi Murakami
Wataru Sugimoto;Kei Aoyama;Tomoyuki Kawaguchi;Yasushi Murakami
Katsutoshi Fukuda;Takahiro Saida;Jun Sato;Mihoko Yonezawa
Tomoya Iwazaki;Ryoujin Obinata;Wataru Sugimoto;Yoshio Takasu
Tomoyuki Kawaguchi;Wataru Sugimoto;Yasushi Murakami;Yoshio Takasu
Yoshio Takasu;Norihiro Yoshinaga;Wataru Sugimoto
Tomoyuki Kawaguchi;Wataru Sugimoto;Yasushi Murakami;Yoshio Takasu
Yoshio Takasu;Hiroyuki Itaya;Tomoya Iwazaki;Ryo Miyoshi
Chengxiang Wang;Minoru Osada;Yasuo Ebina;Bao Wen Li
Wataru Sugimoto;Katsunori Yokoshima;Kazunori Ohuchi;Yasushi Murakami
Wataru Sugimoto;Hideki Iwata;Yasushi Murakami;Yoshio Takasu
Tomoya Iwazaki;Hongsheng Yang;Ryoujin Obinata;Wataru Sugimoto
W. Sugimoto;T. Ohnuma;Y. Murakami;Y. Takasu
Norihiro Yoshinaga;Wataru Sugimoto;Yoshio Takasu
W. Sugimoto;T. Shibutani;Y. Murakami;Y. Takasu
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