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  SHIBATA MITSUHIRO
Department of Applied Chemistry, Faculty of Engineering
Graduate School of Engineering
Master's Program in Applied Chemistry, Graduate School of Engineering
Professor
■ Office
Tsudanuma Campus, No.1 Building,6th floor room 020609
■ Present specialized field
Polymer materials, Polymer chemistry, Green sustainable chemistry and environmental chemistry, Nanometer-scale chemistry, Environmental load reduction and remediation, Composite materials and interfaces, Structural materials and functional materials (Key Word:Polymer Chemistry,Chemistry of Functional Materials,Chemistry Related to Environment) 
■ E-Mail Address
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■ Works
1. Article Self-healing thermally triggered thiol–ene networks with dual dynamic imine and boronic ester covalent bonds Journal of Macromolecular Science, Part A, Pure and Applied Chemistry pp.913-922 (Collaboration) 2026/05/24 Link
2. Article Self-healing thermally cued thiol–ene vitrimers utilizing bio-based tetraallylated cystamine and hexaallylated L-cystine Journal of Macromolecular Science, Part A, Pure and Applied Chemistry 63(3),pp.188-198 (Collaboration) 2026/01/04 Link
3. Article Thermal, mechanical, and healing properties of bio-based epoxy networks cured with a dynamic imine bond-containing trisphenol derived from glycerol, cysteamine, and vanillin Journal of Macromolecular Science, Part A Pure and Applied Chemistry 62(10),pp.913-922 (Collaboration) 2025/09/20 Link
4. Article Bio-based imine- and disulfide-containing epoxy vitrimers with practical self-healing properties at room temperature Polymers from Renewable Resources  (Collaboration) 2025/05/26 Link
5. Article Self-Healing and Reprocessable Bio-Based Thiol-Ene Vitrimers Containing Dynamic Imine and Disulfide Bonds Derived From L-Tyrosine, Cystamine, and Vanillin Journal of Applied Polymer Science (e57345) (Collaboration) 2025/05/21 Link
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