The Second
International Symposium of Experiment-Integrated Computational Chemistry on Multiscale Fluidics (ECCMF2)
SCOPE OF THIS CONFERENCE
This symposium is
aimed to discuss novel approach for struggling with environmental issues and
development of advance materials using multiscale
computational chemistry which enables to analyze multi-scale (hole, electronic, atomic, molecular, and macroscopic levels)
flow as well as experimental techniques. A possibility of a combination of
experimental techniques with computational chemistry is also discussed. In
particular, measurements of flow phenomena, especially regarding to ecological
materials, and possibilities of collaboration with computational chemistry for
study of extended applications (fuel cells, biochemistry, water purification
etc.) will be focused. This symposium provides young students and researchers
with an opportunity for better understanding of environmental issues and
advanced materials by means of state of the art experimental techniques and
computational chemistry.
This symposium is
supported by GCOE
program of Institute of Fluid Science, Tohoku University, Japan.
PERIOD:
February 23-24, 2010
VENUE:
Sendai
Excel Hotel Tokyu, Sendai ,
Japan
Plenary Speakers
Sourav Pal
Head of Physical and
Material Chemistry Division,
National Chemical
Kuo-Lun Tung
Director,
Department of Chemical Engineering,
Invited Speakers
Yoshiharu Uchimoto
Professor, Department of Interdisciplinary
Environment,
Takatoshi Ito
Professor,
Masaharu Shiratani
Professor,
Donald A. (
Professor,
Mitsuhiro Kanakubo
Senior Researcher,
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and
Tomohisa Yoshioka
Associate Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering,
Izumi Kumakiri
Research Scientist, Department of Energy Conversion and Materials,
SINTEF Materials and Chemistry,
Shinya Kumagai
Associate Professor, Department of Advanced Science and
Technology,
Core Research for Evolutional Science and Technology Agency
(CREST),
Kikuko Hayamizu
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and
Tamio Ikeshoji
Director, Research Institute for Computational Sciences,
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and
Tomomi Shimazaki
Assistant Professor, Laboratory for Multi-Physics
Computational Science,
Fracture and Reliability Research Institute,
Organization
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Honorary Chair |
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Akira Miyamoto |
Professor, |
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Chairs |
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Nozomu Hatakeyama |
Associate Professor, |
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Hiromitsu Takaba |
Associate Professor, |
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Akira Endou |
Associate Professor, |
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Momoji Kubo |
Professor, |
Program
(tentative)
1st day (23rd February,
2010)
13:30-17:35 Catalysts, Metabolism, NMR,
MEMS
18:30-20:30 Banquet
(Excel Hotel Tokyu)
Catalysts, Metabolism,
NMR, MEMS
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Start |
End |
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Speaker |
Title |
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13:30 |
13:40 |
Welcome Talk |
Prof. Takaba Prof. Hatakeyama |
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13:40 |
14:30 |
Plenary Talk 1 |
Prof. Pal |
Overview of multi-scale computational chemistry: From first-principle
to multiple length scale simulation |
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14:30 |
15:00 |
Invited Talk 1 |
Dr. Ikeshoji |
First principles simulation of proton transfer in Nafion
with and without electric field |
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15:00 |
15:30 |
Invited Talk 2 |
Prof. Shimazaki |
Ab-initio quantum chemistry study
on molecular electronics, solid-state material, and condensed system |
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15:30 |
15:55 |
Oral presentation |
Mr. Jung |
A computational Study on the Correlation Between Surface Structure and
Catalytic Activity Based on Tight-binding Quantum Chemistry Method |
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15:55 |
16:20 |
Oral presentation |
Mr. Shah Md. Abdur |
Investigation of the effect of R249S carcinogenic and H168R suppressor
mutation on p53-DNA interaction an UA-QCMD approach |
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16:20 |
16:35 |
Coffee
Break |
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16:35 |
17:05 |
Invited Talk 3 |
Dr. Hayamizu |
Accelerated Ion Diffusion measured by PFG NMR under Electric Field
referring to Electrochemical Chronoamperometry.
Modified Electrophoretic NMR (ENMR) |
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17:05 |
17:35 |
Invited Talk 4 |
Prof. Kumagai |
Metal-Induced Lateral Crystallization using Ni Nanoparticles
for Increasing Tensile Stress in Si Thin Film |
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18:30 |
20:30 |
Banquet (Excel Hotel Tokyu) |
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2nd day (24th February,
2010)
9:00-12:05 Purification, CO2 Treatment,
Membrane
12:05-13:30 Lunch Break
13:30-15:10 Novel Energy System
Purification, CO2 Treatment,
Membrane, Novel Energy System
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Start |
End |
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Speaker |
Title |
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9:00 |
9:50 |
Plenary Talk 2 |
Prof.
Tung |
Advances
in Membrane Pore Characterization Technique Development --- An
Insight Understanding from Experiment-Integrated Computational Approach |
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9:50 |
10:20 |
Invited Talk 5 |
Dr. Kumakiri |
Application
of catalytic membrane reactors for the treatment of potable water and
industrial effluents |
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10:20 |
10:35 |
Coffee
Break |
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10:35 |
11:05 |
Invited Talk 6 |
Prof.
Ito |
Proposed
Concept of In-situ Reaction Barrier to Remedy Leakage from Reservoirs of
Geological CO2 Storage |
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11:05 |
11:35 |
Invited Talk 7 |
Dr. Kanakubo |
Development
of in-situ observation techniques
for understanding of fluids under specific conditions --- Effects of CO2
dissolution in ionic liquids |
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11:35 |
12:05 |
Invited Talk 8 |
Prof.
Yoshioka |
Molecular
dynamics study of gas permeation characteristics through microporous
ceramic membranes |
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12:05 |
13:30 |
Lunch Break |
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13:30 |
14:00 |
Invited Talk 9 |
Prof. Tryk |
The oxygen reduction
reaction at the ionomer-platinum interface |
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14:00 |
14:30 |
Invited Talk 10 |
Prof. Shiratani |
Thin film silicon solar cells in the age of GW production lines |
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14:30 |
15:00 |
Invited Talk 11 |
Prof. Uchimoto |
Development of Core-Shell Catalyst for low Pt loading cathodes of PEFCs |
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15:00 |
15:10 |
Closing Remarks |
Prof. Takaba Prof.
Miyamoto |
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Information for
Presentation
At the session room, a laptop computer with projector is installed
for oral presentation.
Please upload your presentation file to our computer using CD-ROMs
or USB Memory stick and check the file for any incompatibility. If you are
using your own notebook computer, please check the compatibility of your
computer with our presentation system.
Plenary lectures are allotted with 50 minutes and invited
presentations with 30 minutes.
Registration
Registration fee to attend to this symposium is free! Banquet fee
is 5,000 yen per person.
To register, we would like to ask you to send an
e-mail to Prof. Takaba.
ACCESS TO CONFERENCE SITE:
Access from Sendai Station to Sendai Excel
Hotel Tokyu
Link