Regular biography
Shin-ichi Ohkoshi is a Professor at The University of Tokyo, Department of Chemistry. His research focuses on physical chemistry, with an emphasis on magnetic chemistry, photochemistry, and coordination chemistry. His work includes the design and synthesis of functional magnets, the development of novel magnetic phenomena based on metal oxide magnets, and the exploration of nonlinear optics in ferromagnetic materials. Current research efforts aim to create new materials, particularly ferromagnets, and to investigate novel approaches for magneto-spectroscopy and their industrial applications. Keywords include magnetism, molecule-based magnet, metal complex, photomagnetism, and nonlinear magneto-optical effects.
Scholar-generated biography
Shin-ichi Ohkoshi is a researcher at The University of Tokyo, focusing on materials science and magnetism. His work explores light-induced spin-crossover phenomena, magnetic phase transitions, and the synthesis of advanced nanomaterials with unique magnetic properties. He investigates the control of spin transition temperatures in cobalt-iron Prussian blue analogues and the development of high-coercivity magnetic materials. His research also includes the study of photomagnetism, magnetoelectric coupling, and the synthesis of electromagnetic wave absorbers for high-speed wireless communication. Ohkoshi's contributions span the design of novel magnets with multiple compensation temperatures and the exploration of humidity-induced magnetization in cyano-bridged metal assemblies.