The 25th SANKEN International Symposium
Thursday, January 6, 2022
13:30 13:40 Opening Remark by Prof. Tohru Sekino, Director of SANKEN, Osaka University
Chair: Yasushi Yagi
13:40 14:10 (IL01) Kikuo Kishimoto (New Energy and Industrial Technology, Japan)
Promising innovations in the post-COVID world
14:10 14:40 (IL02) Fujio Toriumi (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
All you need is not only the facts- Analysis of the infordemic during the COVID-19
pandemic Break
Chair: Tomonao Hosokai
15:10 15:40 (IL03) Akinori Kuzuya (Kansai University, Japan)
DNA nanodevices for single-molecule optical detection of various biomolecules
15:40 16:10 (IL04) Yuji Sano (Institute for Molecular Science, Japan)
Fundamentals of laser peening and its industrialization through quantum beamtechnology
Break
Chair: Masayuki Numao
16:40 17:40 (PL01) Sven Groppe (University of Lübeck, Germany)
Leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning in pandemics using COVID19 as a case study
Break
Chair: Kiyohiko Kawai
17:50 18:50 (PL02) Jens Sobek (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
The oxidation of guanine in oligonucleotides monitored at single molecules using amodified DNA sequencer
BreakChair: Yuji Sano
19:00 20:00 (PL03) Domenico Furfari (AIRBUS Operations GmbH, Germany)
Towards innovation for in-service technologies and future aircraft programsGroup PhotoFriday, January 7, 2022
10:30 12:00 Poster Session (see poster program)
Break
Creation of new science and technology by integrating information sciences, and development tosociety
Discussion Leader: Tomoya Nakamura
13:00 13:20 (Y1-1) Takafumi Fujita (Osaka University, Japan)
Introducing machine learning to semiconductor single-spin quantum computation
13:20 13:40 (Y1-2) Teppei Araki (Osaka University, Japan)
Flexible sensor sheet for healthcare monitoring
13:40 14:00 (Y1-3) Takashi Morita (Osaka University, Japan)
Toward end-to-end unsupervised classification of animal vocalization
14:00 14:20 (Y1-4) Shuqiong Wu (Osaka University, Japan)
Facilitating computed-tomography-based diagnosis using deep learning techniques
Discussion Leader: Zhan Jin
13:00 13:20 (Y2-1) Taishi Yokoi (Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Japan)
Development of octacalcium phosphate-based functional biomaterials
13:20 13:40 (Y2-2) Yasuyuki Kondo (Osaka University, Japan)
Charge-discharge reactions of aqueous energy-storage devices
13:40 14:00 (Y2-3) Tomoyo Goto (Osaka University, Japan)
Development of seaweed-like sodium titanate as a sorbent material forenvironmental purification
Discussion Leader: Yasuko Osakada
13:00 13:20 (Y3-1) Kai Lu (Osaka University, Japan)
Going fast and nano: Rediscoveries of the fluorescent protein toolbox forthermometry and nanoscopy in biological cells
13:20 13:40 (Y3-2) Masaharu Somiya (Osaka University, Japan)
Analysis of intracellular trafficking of extracellular vesicles for cytoplasmic
biomacromolecule delivery
13:40 14:00 (Y3-3) Yasuko Osakada (Osaka University, Japan)
Development of photo-functional nanomaterials with new properties and theirapplication to bioscience
Basic researches of nanotechnology
Discussion Leaders: Seihou Jinnai, Masao Gohdo
13:00 13:20 (Y4-1) Hao-Bo Li (Osaka University, Japan)
Synthesis of highly reduced strongly correlated oxide SrCoO2
13:20 13:40 (Y4-2) Hiroyoshi Momida (Osaka University, Japan)
Piezoelectricity of wurtzite materials: A first-principles study

13:40 14:00 (Y4-3) Naoto Kamiuchi (Osaka University, Japan)
Nanostructure of Rh/SnO2 catalyst under CO oxidation reaction
14:00 14:20 (Y4-4) Yuki Komoto (Osaka University, Japan)
DNA detection and discrimination using of nanogap single-molecule measurement
Advanced applications based on nanotechnology
Discussion Leader: Masaaki Geshi, Yoshikata Nakajima
13:00 13:20 (Y5-1) Hiroki Yamaguchi (Daikin Industries, Ltd., Japan)
Improvement of water repellency of fluoroalkyl (meth) acrylate-based polymer withchemical and physical approaches
13:20 13:40 (Y5-2) Taisuke Matsui (Panasonic Corporation, Japan)
Development of perovskite solar cells
13:40 14:00 (Y5-3) Hiroko Miki (Toshiba Corporation, Japan)
Wafer-scalable graphene sensors for biological detection in ionic liquids
14:00 14:20 (Y5-4) Yasuaki Okada (Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Japan)
Atomic scale simulations for pseudocapacitive MXene electrode
14:20 14:40 (Y5-5) Daichi Suemasa (JSR Corporation, Japan)
Laboratory automation for high-level expression of recombinant protein-A inescherichia coli
Break
Chair: Yoichi Yoshida
15:00 16:00 (PL04) Jai Pal Mittal (National Academy of Sciences, India)
Scientific and technological advances in India during COVID-19
Break
Chair: Yoichi Yoshida
16:10 16:40 (IL05) Kiyohiko Kawai (Osaka University, Japan)
Single molecule analysis and diagnosis by measuring chemical reaction rates
16:40 17:10 (IL06) Hidekazu Tanaka (Osaka University, Japan)
Nanotechnology platform at SANKEN- Current and future beyond COVID-19 Closing and Group Photo