Molecular Soft-Interface Science: Principles, Molecular Design, Characterization and Application

ISBN-13: 9784431568759 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 222 str.

Mizuo Maeda; Atsushi Takahara; Hiromi Kitano

Spis treści

Part I: The principle and physical chemistry of soft interface

 

Chapter 1

The principle and physical chemistry of soft interface

Takanori Takiue, Yoshimune Nonomura,and Shuji Fujii

 

Part II: Design of Soft Interface (Synthesis and Processing)

 

Chapter 2

Molecular Design of Soft Interface

Shin-ichi Yusa and Syuji Fujii

 

Chapter 3

Nano- and micro-technology of Soft Interface

Yoshiko Miura and Keitaro Yoshimoto

 

Part III: Characterization and Physical Properties of Soft Interface

 

Chapter 4

Infrared and Raman spectroscopy for thin film analysis

Takeshi Hasegawa

 

Chapter 5

Sum Frequency Generation (SFG)

Daisuke Kawaguchi and Keiji Tanaka

 

Chapter 6

Surface Analysis

Daisuke Kawaguchi and Keiji Tanaka

 

Chapter 7

Scattering and Reflection

Hideki Matsuoka

 

Chapter 8

X-ray and neutron reflectivity and grazing incidence X-ray diffraction

Atsushi Takahara and Yuji Higaki

 

Chapter 9

Scanning Electron Microscopy

Xi Jiang, Takeshi Higuchi and Hiroshi Jinnai

 

Chapter 10

Transmission Electron Microscopy

Xi Jiang, Takeshi Higuchi and Hiroshi Jinnai

 

Chapter 11

Scanning Probe Microscopy (SPM)    

Yoshihiro Kikkawa and Reiko Azumi

 

Part IV: Application of Soft Interface

 

Chapter 12

High-performance interface

Motoyasu Kobayashi and Atsushi Takahara

 

Chapter 13

Bio- and chemical-sensors and role of soft interface

Yukari Sato

 

Chapter 14

Non-protein-fouling, hemocompatible and biospecific surfaces generated with phospholipid polymers

Yasuhiko Iwasaki

 

Chapter 15

Stem cell purification on a cell-compatible, cell-specific biointerface

Atsushi Mahara and Tetsuji Yamaoka

O autorze

Mizuo Maeda

Mizuo Maeda received his Ph.D. from the University of Tokyo (1983). He was a full professor of materials physics and chemistry at Kyushu University before moving to RIKEN Institute as a chief scientist and a director of Bioengineering Laboratory. His research interests center on polymer chemistry, analytical chemistry, and biomaterials science.

 

Atsushi Takahara

Atsushi Takahara earned his D.Eng. (1983) in the field of polymer science. Since 1999, he is a full professor of Kyushu University. His research interests are focused on advanced soft materials such as polymer ultrathin films, polymer nanocomposites, and novel tough polymers.  

 

Hiromi Kitano

Hiromi Kitano is a director of the Institute for Polymer-Water Interfaces (Toyama, Japan). He earned his Dr. Eng. in Kyoto University (1980). He was a full professor of University of Toyama from 1992 to 2016. His research interests are focused on the structure analyses of water in the vicinity of polymer materials, development and application of biocompatible polymers, and analyses of molecular recognition processes at the interfaces of water-polymer materials.   

Tetsuji YAMAOKA

Tetsuji YAMAOKA is a director of Department of Biomedical Engineering of National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center Research Institute (Osaka Japan).   He earned his Dr. Eng. in Kyoto University (1993). He is a Fellow of Biomaterials Science and Engineering (FBSE) and Japanese Delegate of the International Union of Societies for Biomaterials Science and Engineering. His research interests are cardiovascular artificial organs, regenerative medicines, and molecular imaging.

 

Yoshiko Miura

Yoshiko Miura is a Professor at Kyusyu University. She received her B. Eng. Degree in 1995, M. Eng. Degree in 1997, and Dr. Eng. Degree in 2000 from the Kyoto University. She was appointed Assistant Professor at Nagoya University in 2001, Associate Professor at JAIST in 2005, and Professor at Kyushu University in 2010. Her research interests are biomaterial fabrication with glycopolymers and glyco-nanoparticles.

Blurb

This book offers a comprehensive treatment of the molecular design, characterization, and physical chemistry of soft interfaces. At the same time, the book aims to encourage the fabrication of functional materials including biomaterials. During the past few decades there has been steady growth in soft-interface science, and that growth has been especially rapid in the twenty-first century. The field is interdisciplinary because it involves chemistry, polymer science, materials science, physical chemistry, and biology. Based on the increasing interdisciplinary nature of undergraduate and graduate programs, the primary goal of this present work is to serve as a comprehensive resource for senior-level undergraduates and for graduate students, particularly in polymer chemistry, materials science, bioconjugate chemistry, bioengineering, and biomaterials. Additionally, with the growing interest in the fabrication of functional soft materials, this book provides essential fundamental information for researchers not only in academia but also in industry.