Adjunct PI

Satoshi Horike Satoshi Horike

Research Interest

Materials Chemistry

We design and synthesize solid materials for energy and environmental applications. Specifically, new types of glass and ion conductors are our targets for next-generation battery and human-interactive devices.

What I like about my science

Our synthesized materials are usually just a “powder” but they possess dynamic motion of molecules and ions in nanometer (10−9 m) scale. It is a scientific interest and challenge to control such movements in solids, and we are able to contribute to the better human life by use of the dynamic solid materials.

Researcher Q & A

Where are you from?

Born in Osaka, and grew up in Tokyo

What is your favorite experiment, theory, device, reagent, lab equipment? Why do you like it?

Glove box machine because it enables us to synthesize new materials under an inert atmosphere.

What is your hobby?

Ever since I studied abroad I've been drawn to California culture. I also love Jazz music such as Roy Hargrove.

Crystalline material showing proton transport we synthesized. It is promising for next-generation energy devices including fuel cell vehicle.

Members

Satoshi Horike  Adjunct PI
Hiroyasu Tabe  Program-Specific Junior Associate Professor
Kentato Kadota  Program-Specific Assistant Professor
Yongsheng Wei  Program-Specific Assistant Professor
Loris Lombardo  JSPS Foreign Research Fellow
Kosasang Soracha  JSPS Foreign Research Fellow

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iCeMS Leader Interviews | Dr Satoshi Horike