Masaki Odahara

This study evaluates the thermal conductivity of plant and bacterial cells as potential biodegradable thermal insulation materials, finding low thermal conductivity and stable performance.

This study shows that reducing salinity to 1.2% allows cost-effective growth of Rhodovulum sulfidophilum without compromising biomass quality or increasing contamination risk, making it suitable for large-scale fertilizer production.

This study completes the regeneration process in kenaf by inducing callus and shoots from cotyledon explants, enabling genetic modification for improved material properties.