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Research Achievement
Journal Articles
(1) Zhiqiang Li, Naruhito Hori, Akio Takemura. Synthesis and characterization of CuBTC metal–organic frameworks onto lignocellulosic fibers by layer-by-layer
method in aqueous solution[J]. Cellulose, 2020, 27(3): 1733-1744.
(2) Zhiqiang Li, Naruhito Hori, Akio Takemura. A comparative study of depositing CuBTC metal–organic framework onto cellulosic filter paper via different
procedures[J]. Cellulose, 2020, 27(11): 6537-6547.
Conference
Zhiqiang Li, Naruhito Hori, Akio Takemura. Synthesis and characterization of Cu-BTC
metal-organic frameworks onto lignocellulosic fibers by layer-by-layer method in
aqueous solution [C] 20th International Symposium on Wood, Fiber and Pulping
Chemistry (ISWFPC), 2019, Sep. 09-11th, Tokyo, Japan (Oral)
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Acknowledgement
First and foremost, I would like to thank my supervisor, Professor Akio Takemura,
who provided me a precious opportunity to pursue a doctorate in the world-famous
university, The University of Tokyo. Prof. Takemura gave me considerate instruction
and guidance during my PhD, and acted as a role model to me not only academically
but also in daily life. As a foreign student, I deeply felt the kindness, patience, toleration,
and careful consideration of Prof. Takemura for supporting my research and preparing
the thesis. I hereby would like to express my sincere thanks and high respect to Prof.
Takemura.
I am grateful to Associate Professor Satoshi Kimura and Assistant Professor
Naruhito Hori for their kindly helps of a lot of experiment techniques. Their rich
knowledge and patience left a deep impression on me.
I would like to express my thanks to Professor Yuji Matsumoto for his introduction
before I came to The University of Tokyo.
I would like to thank Professor Tetsuo Kondo, Associate Professor Tomoya
Yokoyama, Associate Professor Tsuguyuki Saito, and Associate Professor Yukiko
Enomoto for their contribution to review and improve this thesis.
I am grateful to Dr. Ismawati Palle, Dr. Jingmiao Zhang, Dr. Sikai Chen, and other
former and present members of the adhesive science and bio-composites laboratory for
their friendly cooperation, good suggestions, and kindly support of my research and life.
Of course, I must say thank you to my parents. My parents have no idea about
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scientific research, but they always try their best to support and encourage me to do
what I like. Without their constant support, I would never have had the opportunity to
start and complete a PhD in Japan.
I am thankful to all the people mentioned above. With their kind support and help,
I could have a good time during my doctoral period. Sincerely wish them the best health
and success.
Finally, I would like to thank the University of Tokyo Fellowship for financial
support of my study life.
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