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Soichiro Hirose
Soichiro Hirose
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Development of low-cost block-shape anodes for practical soil microbial fuel cells
S Hirose, DT Nguyen, K Taguchi
Energy Reports 9, 144-150, 2023
92023
Use of loofah electrodes coated with rice husk smoked charcoal and Japanese ink in a microbial fuel cell for muddy water treatment
S Hirose, K Inukai, DT Nguyen, K Taguchi
Energy Reports 9, 160-167, 2023
52023
Soil microbial fuel cells with low-cost anode made of rice husk charcoal and Japanese drawing ink “Bokuju”
S Hirose, DT Nguyen, K Taguchi
International Journal of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics 71 (S1 …, 2023
12023
Development of a Liquid Level Sensor Using a Floating Microbial Fuel Cell
S Hirose, T Nakamoto, K Taguchi
IEEJ Transactions on Electrical and Electronic Engineering 19 (3), 444-447, 2024
2024
Cobalt-Intercalated Birnessite-Type Manganese Oxide Catalysts for Low-Cost Cathodes in Microbial Fuel Cells
S Hirose, K Takasugi, T Nakamoto, K Taguchi
Resourceedings 3 (3), 17-22, 2023
2023
Proposal for a Binder Blended with PTFE and Japanese Sumi Ink for the Cathode in Microbial Fuel Cells
S Hirose, Y Nishio, T Nakamoto, K Taguchi
Resourceedings 3 (2), 19-24, 2023
2023
Soil Microbial Fuel Cell with Hydrophilic Treated Buckypaper Anodes
S Hirose, T Nakamoto, K Taguchi
Resourceedings 3 (2), 12-18, 2023
2023
Chemical Oxygen Demand Sensor Based on Microbial Fuel Cell Using Low-Cost Electrodes Fabricated from Waste Rice Husks
S Hirose, T Nakamoto, K Taguchi
Resourceedings 3 (2), 25-31, 2023
2023
Low-Cost Anodic Material Made of Rice Husk Charcoal and Acrylic Paint for Soil-Based Microbial Fuel Cells
T Nakamoto, S Hirose, D Nakamoto, K Nishida, K Taguchi
International Conference on Environment and Renewable Energy, 93-98, 2023
2023
Proposal of a block-shaped rice husk–bokuju cathode with added copper in a floating microbial fuel cell
S Hirose, DT Nguyen, K Taguchi
Energy Reports 8, 841-847, 2022
2022
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