Toshiyuki Ueki

This study creates a water-stable conductive composite using microbial pilin-based nanowires and demonstrates its use as a sensitive ammonia sensor with tunable response.

This study investigates Fe0 corrosion by a hydrogenase-deficient mutant of Desulfovibrio vulgaris, showing H2 oxidation indirectly promotes corrosion via sulfide generation, not direct electron transfer.

The paper shows that medium composition affects microbial corrosion rates, with D. vulgaris outperforming D. ferrophilus in marine conditions despite initial assumptions about their mechanisms.

This paper describes an E. coli chassis for producing electrically conductive protein nanowires with properties similar to those from Geobacter sulfurreducens.

This paper modifies protein nanowires from Geobacter sulfurreducens by adding peptide ligands to their surface without affecting conductivity, enabling potential new applications.