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Yasuhiro Aoyama

Yasuhiro Aoyama

D-Index & Metrics

Chemistry

D-Index
57
Citations
11492
World Ranking
11093
National Ranking
813

Yasuhiro Aoyama publication distribution in Chemistry in 2026

The chart shows the distribution of publications by all Research.com ranked scientists in the field of Chemistry in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Yasuhiro Aoyama sits on this spectrum.

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61 publications 1,295+

This scientist: 275 publications — 57th percentile

57% of scientists in this discipline score the same or lower.

The last bar groups every scientist with 1,295 publications or more.

Yasuhiro Aoyama D-index placement in Chemistry in 2026

The chart shows the D-index (discipline H-index) distribution of Chemistry scientists ranked by Research.com in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Yasuhiro Aoyama sits on this spectrum.

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40 D-Index 159+

This scientist: 57 D-Index — 39th percentile

39% of scientists in this discipline score the same or lower.

The last bar groups every scientist with 159 D-Index or more.

Overview

Yasuhiro Aoyama is affiliated with Kyoto University in Japan, contributing to multiple fields within engineering and biochemistry. Their research covers areas including biomedical engineering, mechanics of materials, biomaterials, orthodontics, and plant science.

The main topics addressed in Aoyama's work involve photoacoustic and ultrasonic imaging, nanoplatforms for cancer theranostics, thermography and photoacoustic techniques, bone tissue engineering materials, biodegradable polymer synthesis and properties, dental materials and restorations, and plant virus research studies.

Aoyama has published research in a variety of scientific venues. These include:

  • Scientific Reports
  • ACS Applied Polymer Materials
  • BMC Research Notes

Frequent co-authors collaborating with Aoyama are:

  • H. Yamada
  • Natsuki Matsumoto
  • Takanori Komaki
  • Hiroaki Konishi
  • Yu Kimura

Notable recent publications by Aoyama include:

  • Photoacoustic in vivo 3D imaging of tumor using a highly tumor-targeting probe under high-threshold conditions, 2020, Scientific Reports
  • Effects of Hydration on Mechanical Properties of Acylated Hydroxyapatite-Starch Composites, 2022, ACS Applied Polymer Materials
  • Development of a method to rapidly assess resistance/susceptibility of Micro-Tom tomatoes to Tomato yellow leaf curl virus via agroinoculation of cotyledons, 2021, BMC Research Notes

Best Publications

  • A Quantum Dot Conjugated Sugar Ball and Its Cellular Uptake. On the Size Effects of Endocytosis in the Subviral Region

    Fumio Osaki;Takuya Kanamori;Shinsuke Sando;Takashi Sera

  • Helical Coordination Polymers from Achiral Components in Crystals. Homochiral Crystallization, Homochiral Helix Winding in the Solid State, and Chirality Control by Seeding

    Takayoshi Ezuhara;Ken Endo,†,‡ and;Yasuhiro Aoyama

  • Molecular recognition. 5. Molecular recognition of sugars via hydrogen-bonding interaction with a synthetic polyhydroxy macrocycle

    Yasuhiro Aoyama;Yasutaka Tanaka;Shuji Sugahara

  • Guest-Binding Properties of Organic Crystals Having an Extensive Hydrogen-Bonded Network: An Orthogonal Anthracene-Bis(resorcinol) Derivative as a Functional Organic Analog of Zeolites

    Ken Endo;Tomoya Sawaki;Masayuki Koyanagi;Kenji Kobayashi

  • Polar host-guest interaction. Binding of nonionic polar compounds with a resorcinol-aldehyde cyclooligomer as a lipophilic polar host

    Yasuhiro. Aoyama;Yasutaka. Tanaka;Hiroo. Toi;Hisanobu. Ogoshi

  • Complexation of hydrophobic sugars and nucleosides in water with tetrasulfonate derivatives of resorcinol cyclic tetramer having a polyhydroxy aromatic cavity: importance of guest-host CH-.pi. interaction

    Kenji Kobayashi;Yuji Asakawa;Yasushi Kato;Yasuhiro Aoyama

  • CH-.pi. interaction as an important driving force of host-guest complexation in apolar organic media. Binding of monools and acetylated compounds to resorcinol cyclic tetramer as studied by proton NMR and circular dichroism spectroscopy

    Kenji Kobayashi;Yuji Asakawa;Yasuaki Kikuchi;Hiroo Toi

  • Protein refolding assisted by self-assembled nanogels as novel artificial molecular chaperone

    Yuta Nomura;Masahiro Ikeda;Nozomi Yamaguchi;Yasuhiro Aoyama

  • Artificial viruses and their application to gene delivery. Size-controlled gene coating with glycocluster nanoparticles.

    Yasuhiro Aoyama;Takuya Kanamori;Takashi Nakai;Toshinori Sasaki

  • Immobilization of a Soluble Metal Complex in an Organic Network. Remarkable Catalytic Performance of a Porous Dialkoxyzirconium Polyphenoxide as a Functional Organic Zeolite Analogue

    Tomoya Sawaki‡ and;Yasuhiro Aoyama

  • Catalysis by Organic Solids. Stereoselective Diels−Alder Reactions Promoted by Microporous Molecular Crystals Having an Extensive Hydrogen-Bonded Network

    Ken Endo;Takashi Koike;Tomoya Sawaki;Osamu Hayashida

  • Molecular Recognition of Sugars by Monolayers of Resorcinol-Dodecanal Cyclotetramer

    Kazue Kurihara;Kaori Ohto;Yasutaka Tanaka;Yasuhiro Aoyama

  • Remarkably size-regulated cell invasion by artificial viruses. Saccharide-dependent self-aggregation of glycoviruses and its consequences in glycoviral gene delivery.

    Takashi Nakai;Takuya Kanamori;Shinsuke Sando;Yasuhiro Aoyama

  • Molecular recognition. 18. Complexation of chiral glycols, steroidal polyols, and sugars with a multibenzenoid, achiral host as studied by induced circular dichroism spectroscopy: exciton chirality induction in resorcinol-aldehyde cyclotetramer and its use as a supramolecular probe for the assignments of stereochemistry of chiral guests

    Yasuaki Kikuchi;Kenji Kobayashi;Yasuhiro Aoyama

  • Crystal Engineering of Stacked Aromatic Columns. Three-Dimensional Control of the Alignment of Orthogonal Aromatic Triads and Guest Quinones via Self-Assembly of Hydrogen-Bonded Networks

    Yasuhiro Aoyama;Ken Endo;Takashi Anzai;Yuji Yamaguchi

  • Highly cooperative binding of alkyl glucopyranosides to the resorcinol cyclic tetramer due to intracomplex guest-guest hydrogen-bonding: solvophobicity/solvophilicity control by an alkyl group of the geometry, stoichiometry, stereoselectivity, and cooperativity

    Yasuaki Kikuchi;Yasutaka Tanaka;Supriyanto Sutarto;Kenji Kobayashi

  • Stabilization of Sugar-Boronic Esters of Indolylboronic Acid in Water via Sugar-Indole Interaction: A Notable Selectivity in Oligosaccharides.

    Yoshiro Nagai;Kenji Kobayashi;Hiroo Toi;Yasuhiro Aoyama

  • Molecular recognition. 16. Molecular recognition of quinones: two-point hydrogen-bonding strategy for the construction of face-to-face porphyrin-quinone architectures

    Yasuhiro Aoyama;Masumi Asakawa;Yuichi Matsui;Hisanobu Ogoshi

  • Regiospecific Glycosidation of Unprotected Sugars via Arylboronic Activation

    Kenji Oshima;Yasuhiro Aoyama

  • Photoresponsive nanogels formed by the self-assembly of spiropyrane-bearing pullulan that act as artificial molecular chaperones.

    Tai Hirakura;Yuta Nomura;Yasuhiro Aoyama;Kazunari Akiyoshi

  • Immobilization of Soluble Metal Complexes with a Hydrogen-Bonded Organic Network as a Supporter. A Simple Route to Microporous Solid Lewis Acid Catalysts

    Tomoya Sawaki;and Takehisa Dewa;Yasuhiro Aoyama

Frequent Co-Authors

Hisanobu Ogoshi
Hisanobu Ogoshi Kyoto University
Iwao Tabushi
Iwao Tabushi Kyoto University
Zen-ichi Yoshida
Zen-ichi Yoshida Kyoto University
Teruyuki Kondo
Teruyuki Kondo Kyoto University
Kazunari Akiyoshi
Kazunari Akiyoshi Kyoto University
Masahiro Shirakawa
Masahiro Shirakawa Kyoto University
Yoshio Okahata
Yoshio Okahata Tokyo Institute of Technology
Hiromu Sakurai
Hiromu Sakurai Kyoto Pharmaceutical University
Katsuhiko Ariga
Katsuhiko Ariga National Institute for Materials Science
Hideki Masuda
Hideki Masuda Nagoya Institute of Technology

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