In this video, Professor Ichiro Sakata, Professor Bunshi Fugetsu, and Dr Gong Wei of The University of Tokyo talk about their decision to submit their manuscript to Communications Chemistry, their experience working with the journal during the peer review process, and the reception and visibility that their Article, Carbon nanotubes and manganese oxide hybrid nanostructures as high performance fiber supercapacitors, has received since publication.
Meet our authors from Japan
Meet our authors from The University of Tokyo who recently published in Communications Chemistry
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Previous Chief Editor, Communications Chemistry (2017-2019)
I joined Nature Research in 2012 as an editor handling a range of topics in chemistry and materials science for Nature Communications. There I subsequently managed the inorganic and physical chemistry team, before becoming Chief Editor of Communications Chemistry in 2017. Prior to joining Nature Research I obtained my PhD in inorganic chemistry at the University of Manchester, with postdoctoral work at Université Paris Sud XI. I am based in the London office. Luke left Springer Nature in July 2019.
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Communications Chemistry
An open access journal from Nature Portfolio publishing high-quality research, reviews and commentary in all areas of the chemical sciences.
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