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Keisuke Hara is affiliated with the Graduate School of Science and Engineering at Chiba University, where his work centers on surface chemistry and photocatalytic processes. His research includes studies on CO2 reduction using catalysts such as Ru-Ni systems and single-site Co-porphyrin anchored on TiO2, as well as investigations into the roles of light and heat in methane-related photocatalysis.
Publications associated with Hara include contributions to understanding charge separation in efficient CO2 reduction and related topics in catalysis. He has collaborated with researchers including those from the Surface Chemistry Laboratory Group at Chiba University. Hara holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Chiba University.
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Chiba University researchers clarify how light-driven charge separation and photothermal heating enable efficient CO2 to methane conversion using Ru-Ni-ZrO2 catalysts, paving the way for sustainable fuel production.
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