10th International Workshop on
Combinatorial Materials Science andTechnology( COMBI2018 )October 3-5 2018
Hotel Mielparque Yokohama,
Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
http://tus-fujimotolab.jp/meeting/combi2018

Table of Contents
Exhibitors

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Sponsors

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Foundation grants

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Preface4

Organizing committee

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General Information
Program overview
Practical Information
Workshop venue
Local Transportation
Registration
Welcome reception
Conference tour (Excursion)
BanquetAbout prohibition of photography etc.

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Scientific Program
Plenary lectures, Special lectures, Invited lecturesand contributed oral presentation
 3rd October 2018
 4th October 2018
 5th October 2018
Poster presentation
 < Sponsored by ACS Combinatorial Science >Abstracts

3rd October 2018
4th October 2018
5th October 2018
Poster presentation

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Exhibitors

Comet Inc.
https://www.comet-nht.com/company-e.html

PASCAL CO., LTD.
http://www.pascal-co-ltd.co.jp/home.html

SHINKOSHA CO., LTD.
http://www.shinkosha.com/english/index.html

SponsorsACS Combinatorial Science
https://pubs.acs.org/journal/acsccc

Rigaku Corporation
https://www.rigaku.com/en

Foundation grants
 Kato foundation for Promotion of Science The Murata Science Foundation
 SUZUKI FOUNDATION Foundation Advanced Technology InstitutePreface
On behalf of the organizing committee of the 10th International Workshop on
Combinatorial Materials Science and Technology, we welcome all of you to thisWorkshop.
It has passed 20 years since the combinatorial synthesis was focused as aninnovative tool for new materials discovery. To encourage the combinatorial
materials science and related technologies, we organized the first Japan-US
Workshop on Combinatorial Materials Science and Technology at Maui in Hawaii in
2000. The Workshop was successful to provide cutting edge results obtained by
combinatorial methodology or to share the knowledge for the combinatorial
synthesis. At the same time, this workshop became a trigger to start somecollaboration in different Institutions.
From 2006, this workshop became the International Workshop because European
new members joined this Workshop. In 2010, we had attendees from Australia andthis workshop became a major conference where the combinatorial methodology
was discussed and the practical application of this method to various materials
research could be seen.
In 2011, the Materials Genome Initiative started in the United States and thisinitiative gave impact to this Workshop. The 8th international Workshop was held inAustralia and there we invited some researchers who were working on verticalmaterials screening with their own original database driven by automatic calculation.
This year, we celebrate anniversary for this 10th International Workshop on
Combinatorial Materials Science and Technology in Yokohama, Japan. This time, we
witness the research trend change in materials informatics because the fusion ofvertical materials screening and high thought experimentation including
combinatorial synthesis is inevitable to new materials discovery. Machine learning or
deep learning was popular. However, still the data for screening is insufficient. To
compensate the lack of data, some mathematical tools are necessary. In thisworkshop we invite speakers from various field and new topics are proposed.
I hope all of the attendees enjoy this Workshop and help you to understand the
new trend in materials informatics.

Toyohiro Chikyow
The Chair of Organizing Committee, the the 10th International Workshop on
Combinatorial Materials Science and Technology

Organizing committee
GENERAL CHAIR:
Dr. Toyohiro Chikyo (NIMS, Japan)
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD:
Dr. Wolfgang Schrof (BASF, Germany)
Prof. Klaus Stöwe (University of Chemnitz, Germany)
Dr. Toyohiro Chikyow (NIMS, Japan)
Prof. Stefano Curtarolo (Duke University)
Prof. Calum Drummond (RMIT University)
Prof. Kenjiro Fujimoto (Tokyo University of Science, Japan)
Dr. Martin L. Green (NIST, U.S.A.)
Prof. Brian E Hayden (University of Southampton, U.K.)
Dr. Jason Hattrick-Simpers (NIST, U.S.A.)
Dr. Alamgir Karim (University of Akron)
Prof. Hideomi Koinuma (NIMS, Japan)
Prof. Jochen Lauterbach (University of South Carolina, U.S.A.)
Prof. Alfred Ludwig (Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany)
Prof. Wilhelm F. Maier (Saarland University, Germany)
Prof. Ulrich S. Schubert (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany)
Prof. Ichiro Takeuchi (University of Maryland)Prof. Seong Ihl Woo (KAIST, Korea)

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Chair: Prof. Kenjiro Fujimoto (Tokyo University of Science, Japan)
Dr. Toyohiro Chikyo (NIMS, Japan)
Prof. Yuji Matsumoto (Tohoku Univ.)
Prof. Shingo Maruyama (Tohoku Univ.)
Prof. Shintaro Yasui (Tokyo Inst. Tech.)
Prof. Ryota Takahashi (Tokyo Univ.)
Prof. Akihisa Aimi (Tokyo Univ. Science)
Dr. Isao Ohkubo (NIMS)

General Information
Program overview

Practical Information
Badge Policy
All persons wishing to present their research and/or attend theworkshop sessions or evening events are required to register and mustwear their meeting badges at all times. Anyone not wearing badge will
be ask to leave the event rooms immediately.
Oral presentations guidelines
In order to avoid unnecessary delays during the presentation, authors
need to prepare before the presentation so that they can quickly andeasily transition from one story to another. All conversations are limited
to the time stated in the program including the setup time to connect thelaptop. In this workshop, we will use HDMI cable with priority. (VGA cableis also available)
Poster presentation guidelines
Attendees can mount their poster from morning until before the formal
presentation Please remove your poster the same day.
We expect authors to be present at their posters for discussion withattendees during the session. Organizing committee and International
advisory board members will select the best poster presentation. The
winners will be announced during the banquet.
WIFI accessMeeting place hotel Mielparque Yokohama provides WIFI environment.
You can use the following login and password.
Login :
Password :Please refrain from transmitting and receiving huge data as much as
possible.
Coffee and Lunch breaks
Coffee breaks (between sessions and before starting afternoon session)
are organized for COMBI2018 attendees in the workshop room. Please
use lunch at Chinatown or nearby restaurants.

Workshop venue
Mielparque Yokohama
Yamashita-cho 16, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 231-0023, Japan

Local transportation
From Tokyo International Airport (HANEDA, HND)
<Case 1><Case 2>

Haneda Airport Station -> Yokohama Station (Keikyu Line)
Yokohama station -> Motomachi-Chukagai station(Yokohama Minatomirai Railway; Minatomirai line)
Motomachi-Chukagai station (Exit No.4) -> Mielparque Yokohama(about 1 min by walk)(Total: ~ 60 min.)Haneda Airport -> Yokohama Ningyonoie Mae(English name; Yokohama Doll Museum)(stop in front of Mielparque Yokohama)
Bus operation: Keikyu Limousine bus
Operation schedule: http://hnd-bus.com/airport/h-yamashita/(Total: ~30 min)From Narita International Airport (NARITA, NRT)
<Case 1><Case 2>

Narita Airport Station -> Yokohama Station(East Japan Railway; Narita Express)
Yokohama station -> Motomachi-Chukagai station(Yokohama Minatomirai Railway; Minatomirai line)
Motomachi-Chukagai station -> Mielparque Yokohama(about 1 min by walk)(Total: ~100~120 min.)
Narita Airport Station -> Yokohama City Air Terminal; YCAT
(Limousine bus)
YCAT -> Yokohama station (about 350 m by walk)
Yokohama station -> Motomachi-Chukagai station(Yokohama Minatomirai Railway; Minatomirai line)
Motomachi-Chukagai station (Exit No.4) -> Mielparque Yokohama(about 1 min by walk)(Total: ~ 120 min.)

Additional Information
From Yokohama station to Yamashita Park you can also use the boat'sbus (SEE BASS).
https://www.yokohama-cruising.jp/img/pamphlet_english.pdf

Registration
Early Bird
~ 30th September

On-site1st October ~Regular attendee (Company)¥60,000¥70,000

Regular attendee (Academic)¥50,000¥60,000

Student¥25,000¥30,000

The registration fee includes a welcome party and a banquet. In addition,
credit card transaction fee (3%) is also included.

Caution !
Credit card payment at the venue cannot be done.
Only cash will be handled at the venue.

Welcome reception (including registration fee)
Welcome reception will be held at October 2, 2018 in “Rainbow room” (7th floor) in conference venue from 6pm-9pm with registration.

Conference Tour (Excursion) – Kamakura trip
From the end of the 12th century to the middle of the 14th century, theshogunate was placed in Kamakura and occupied one of the mostimportant positions in Japanese politics.
A special guide will guide you on the history and landscape of Kamakura.
Those who have chosen to participate in Excursion on the Registrationsite can participate. This excursion departs by bus at around 1 pm infront of the workshop venue. In Kamakura we will explore by the guideof Kamakura Welcome Guide Association.
KWGA; http://kamakurawelcome.guide/en/
We leave Kamakura around 5 pm and arrive at the workshop venue
around 6 o'clock in the evening.
Participation fee is 3,000 JPY. Please pay at reception desk.

Banquet (including registration fee)

Our local organizing committee
plans night cruising at YokohamaPort. The departure time is 18:30.
Please get on board so as not tobe late.

About prohibition of photography etc.
Our organizing committee will prohibit the following within thepresentation hall.
 photographing presentation slides and posters
 video recording presentation slides and posters
However, this is not the case when the organizing committee takes
pictures for publicity.

Scientific Program
3rd October 2018
9:00~ Registration desk open
9:15~9:25

Opening Remarks

General chair: Dr. Toyohiro Chikyow

1st Session Chair: Dr. Martin L. Green (NIST)
9:25~10:00
Plenary Talk (PL-1)
Accelerating Materials Development through Rapid Analysis of Experimental Data
using Machine Learning based Tools
John Perkins a, Andriy Zakutayev a, Marcus Schwarting a,b, Caleb Phillips b, Robert
White a,b, Kristin Munch b, Bill Tumas aabMaterials Science Center, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA
Computational Sciences Center, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA

10:00~10:35 Plenary Talk (PL-2)
Overview of Materials Informatics Project in Japan
Satoshi ITOH

National Institute for Materials Science, Japan
10:35~10:50

Break

2nd Session Chair: Prof. Ichiro Takeuchi (Maryland Univ.)
10:50~11:15 Invited Talk (I-01)
Introduction to the Chinese MGI and high-throughput materials research
Zhongpei Feng a, Ge Hea, Jie Yuan a,b, and Kui Jin a,baInstitute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Key Laboratory for Vacuum Physics, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences,
China

b

11:15~11:40 Invited Talk (I-02)
Attaining the Promise of MGI by Combining HiTp Experimentation with Artificial
Intelligence
Apurva Mehta a, Jason Hattrick-Simpers b and Chris Wolverton caSLAC National Accelerator Lab, USA
NIST, USAc
Northwestern University, USAb

11:40~12:00 Oral Presentation (O-01)
Next Generation Materials Genome Research at NIST
Martin L. Green, James Warren, Brian DeCost, Jason Hattrick-Simpers, A. Gilad
Kusne and Zachary Trautt

National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA

12:00~12:20 Oral Presentation (O-02)
Building a Collaboratory for High-Throughput Experimental Materials Science
Zachary Trautt a, Martin Green a, Jason Hattrick-Simpers a, A. Gilad Kusne a, Brian
DeCost a, John Perkins b, Andriy Zakutayev b and Caleb Phillips bab

National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA
National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA

12:20~13:50

Lunch

3rd Session Chair: Prof. Brian E. Hayden (University of Southampton)& Prof. Shintaro Yasui (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
13:50~14:15 Invited Talk (I-03)
Materials Discovery Materials discovery in multinary thin film and nanoparticle
libraries
Alfred Ludwig

Institute for Materials and ZGH (Center for Interface-Dominated High Performance
Materials), Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
14:15~14:40 Invited Talk (I-04)
Combinatorial sputter coating technique combined with materials informatics fordevelopment of thermal related energy materials
Masahiro Goto

National Institute for Materials Science, Japan
14:40~15:00 Oral Presentation (O-03)
High Throughput Experimental Materials Database
Andriy Zakutayev a*, Nick Wunder b, Marcus Schwarting a,b, John D. Perkins a, Robert
White a,b, Kristin Munch b, William Tumas a, Caleb Phillips bab

Materials Science Center, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA
Computational Sciences Center, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA.

15:00~15:20 Oral Presentation (O-04)
Autonomous X-ray Diffraction System for Accelerated Combinatorial Phase Diagram
Mapping
Brian DeCost a, Heshan Yu b, Xiaohang Zhang b, Seunghun Lee b, Yangang Liang b,
Jason Hattrick-Simpers a, Ichiro Takeuchi b, and A. Gilad Kusne a,babNational Institute of Standards and Technology, USA
University of Maryland, USA

15:20~15:40 Oral Presentation (O-05)
Scanning Kelvin Probe and Scanning Droplet Cell Microscopy as Complementary
Screening Tools for Combinatorial Material Libraries
Achim Walter Hassel a,b, Silvia Huber a and Jan Philipp Kollender baChristian Doppler Laboratory for Combinatorial Oxide Chemistry at TIM, Johannes
Kepler University Linz, AustriabInstitute for Chemical Technology of Inorganic Materials (TIM), Johannes Kepler
University Linz, Austria

15:40~15:55

Break4th Session Chair: Prof. Seong Ihl Woo (KAIST)& Prof. Ryota Takahashi (The University of Tokyo)
15:55~16:20 Invited Talk (I-05)
Combinatorial Experimentation and Machine Learning for Materials Discovery
Ichiro TAKEUCHI

Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Maryland, USA
16:20~16:45 Invited Talk (I-06)
Material Development by Integrated Approach of Combinatorial Experiments, HighThroughput ab-initio Calculation and Explainable AI (XAI)
Yuma Iwasaki a,babSystem Platform Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation, Japan
PRESTO, JST, Japan

16:45~17:05 Oral Presentation (O-06)
An Inter-Laboratory High Throughput Experimental Materials Study of Sn-Zn-Ti-O
J. R. Hattrick-Simpers a, A. Zakutayev b, J. Perkins b, S. C. Barron c, Z. T. Trautt a, N.
Nguyen a, K. Choudhary a, C. Phillips b, A. G. Kusne a, F. Yi a, A. Mehta d, M. L. Green aaNational Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), USA
National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), USAcCharles Stark Draper Laboratory, USAd
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, USAb

17:05~17:25 Oral Presentation (O-07)
Combinatorial Material and Device Optimisation of Tunable Dielectrics for Smart
Microwave and Millimetre-Wave Systems
Brian E. Hayden a,b, Ioanna Bakaimi a, Kees De Groot a, Xingli He a Ian Reaney c, andSamuel Guerin baUniversity of Southampton, U.K.
Ilika Technologies, U.K.
c
Department of Engineering Materials, University of Sheffield, U.K.

b

17:25~17:45 Oral Presentation (O-08)
Electrocatalytic compositional mapping of copper-alloy libraries for sensor
applications
Andrei Ionut Mardare a,b, Isabella Pötzelberger a, Cezarina Cela Mardare c, Achim
Walter Hassel a,b,caInstitute for Chemical Technology of Inorganic Materials, Johannes Kepler
University Linz, AustriabCompetence Centre for Electrochemical Surface Technology (CEST), Austriac
Christian Doppler Laboratory for Combinatorial Oxide Chemistry, Austria

17:45~18:05 Oral Presentation (O-09)
Polymer Blend and Composite Library Preparation from Hot Organic Solutions
Ezgi Dogan Guner, Zihao Qu, Mike McBride, Guoyan Zhang, Elsa Reichmanis, Martha
Grover, Carson Meredith

School of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology,
USA
18:05~18:15

Group photo18:15~20:05

Poster Presentation

4th October 2018
9:00~ Registration desk open
5th Session Chair: Dr. Toyohiro Chikyow (NIMS)
9:15~9:50
Special Talk (S-1)
General and personal history of combinatorial materials science and catalysis
Wilhelm Maier

Chemistry Department, Saarland University, Germany
9:50~10:15
Invited talk (I-07)
High-throughput experimentation in polymer research: From new pharmapolymers tonanoparticle libraries and new battery materials
Ulrich S. Schubert a,b,c,daLaboratory of Organic and Macromolecular Chemistry (IOMC), Friedrich Schiller
University Jena, Germanyb
Jena Center for Soft Matter (JCSM), Friedrich Schiller University Jena, GermanycCenter for Energy and Environmental Chemistry Jena (CEEC), Germanyd
Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces, Germany

10:15~10:35 Oral presentation (O-10)
High-Throughput Synthesis and Characterization of Eu Doped SrxBa2−xSiO4 Thin Film
Phosphors
Sara Frost a, Samuel Guérin a, Brian E. Hayden a,b, Jean-Philippe Soulié a, and Chris Vianaab

Ilika Technologies, U.K.
University of Southampton, U.K.

10:35~10:55 Oral presentation (O-11)
The Synthesis of Single-chip Superconductor Library with Continuous Tc Gradient
Jie Yuan a, Zhongpei Feng a, Ge He a, Xu Zhang a, Jongmoon Shin b, Ichiro Takeuchi b andKui Jin aab

The Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Maryland, USA

10:55~11:10

Break

6th Session Chair: Prof. Jochen Lauterbach (University of South Carolina)
11:00~11:35 Invited talk (I-08)
Topological data analysis of magnetic domain structure
M Kotsugi a,babTokyo University of Science, Japan
MI2I, NIMS, Japan

11:35~11:55 Oral presentation (O-12)
Catalyst Discovery via High Throughput Screening and Machine Learning: Ru based
Catalysts for Low Temperature Ammonia Decomposition
Katie McCullough a, Travis Williams a and Jochen Lauterbach aaDepartment of Chemical Engineering, University of South Carolina, USA

11:55~12:15 Oral presentation (O-13)
Combinatorial Search for IrO2-RuO2-TiO2 system for Chlorine Evolution Electrode
Catalyst
Junpei Sakurai a, Shingo Takagi a, Masashi Miyamoto a, Kimihiko Sugiura a, Chiemi Okaa, Mizue Mizoshiri b, Seiichi Hata aab

Nagoya University, Japan
Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan

12:15~13:15

Lunch

13:15~18:15

Excursion

18:30~20:00

Banquet5th October 2018
9:00~ Registration desk open
7th Session Chair: Dr. Jason Hattrick-Simpers (NIST)
9:15~9:40
Invited talk (I-09)
Materials informatics for thermal functional material
Junichiro Shiomi a,b,ca

The University of Tokyo, Japan
National Institute for Materials Science, Japanc
RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence Project, Japanb

9:40~10:00
Oral presentation (O-14)
Development of unexplored materials accelerated by first-principle calculations andinformatics
Isao Ohkubo a,b,c,d, and Takao Mori a,caCenter for Functional Sensor & Actuator, Research Center for Functional Materials,
National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), Japanb
Center for Materials Research by Information Integration (CMI2), Research andServices Division of Materials Data and Integrated System (MaDIS), National Institutefor Materials Science (NIMS), Japanc
International Center for Materials Nanoarchitectonics (MANA), National Institute forMaterials Science (NIMS), Japand
JST-PRESTO, Japan

10:00~10:20 Oral presentation (O-15)
High-throughput modelling of defect structures of oxide-ion conductors
Naoto Kitamura a, Naoya Ishida a and Yasushi Idemoto aaFaculty of Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Science, Japan

10:20~10:40 Oral presentation (O-16)
Automated Synthesis of Semiconductor Nanocrystals: A Multidimensional Study on
the Influence of Mixing Using High Throughput Methodologies
Ahmed M. Salaheldin and Doris Segets

Institute of Particle Technology (LFG), Interdisciplinary Center for Functional Particle
Systems (FPS), Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), Germany
10:40~10:55

Break

8th Session Chair: Prof. Alfred Ludwig (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)
10:55~11:20 Invited talk (I-10)
Accelerated Materials Discovery Powered by Machine Learning
Ryo Yoshida a,bab

The Institute of Statistical Mathematics, Japan
National Institute for Materials Science, Japan

11:20~11:40 Oral presentation (O-17)
Automated Synthesis and Characterization of Photoluminescence Quantum Yield of
Semiconductor Nanocrystals
Ahmed M. Salaheldin and Doris Segets

Institute of Particle Technology (LFG), Interdisciplinary Center for Functional Particle
Systems (FPS), Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), Germany
11:40~12:00 Oral presentation (O-18)
High-throughput Mapping of Organic Thin Film Libraries by Microbeam GI-WAXS
Shingo Maruyama a, Yusuke Takagawa a, Kana Ouchi a, Tomoyuki Koganezawa b
and Yuji Matsumoto aab

Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi 980-8579, Japan
Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute (JASRI), Japan

12:00~12:20 Oral presentation (O-19)
Electrochemical evaluation of thin film negative electrodes for lithium ion batteries
formed by combinatorial sputtering
Tomoya Kishi a, Kazushi Hayashi a, Takashi Segi b and Kenji Koga babApplied Physics Research Laboratory, Kobe Steel, LTD., Japan
Material Solutions Division, Kobelco Research Institute, INC., Japan

12:20~13:30

Lunch

9th Session Chair: Prof. Kenjiro Fujimoto (Tokyo University of Science)
13:30~13:50 Oral presentation (O-20)
Combinatorial High-Throughput Optical Screening of High Performance for Li-air andLi ion Battery
Seong Ihl Woo a,b, Sung Hyeon Park a, Young Jin Jun a, Seung Yong Lee a, Hee Sang Leea,ba

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Chemical and BiomolecularEngineering, Republic of Koreab
Harmony, N28, Republic of Korea

13:50~14:10 Oral presentation (O-21)
High-Throughput Experimentation at the CSIRO
Shaun Howard a, and Ben Muir aa

CSIRO, Melbourne, Australia

14:10~14:35 Invited talk (I-11)
Towards the paradigm shift in materials research from simple nano to integrated nano,
and to smart combinatorial drone technology
Hideomi Koinuma a,b,c, Masashi Kawasaki d, Mikk Lippmaa d, Kenji Itaka e, Nobuyuki
Matsuki faSCT, Inc.,JapanTokyo Institute of Technology, Japanc
National Institute for Materials Science, Japand
The University of Tokyo, Japane
Hirosaki University, Japanf
Kanagawa University, Japanb

14:35~14:50

Closing Remarks & Next Workshop Information
Local organizing committee chair: Prof. Kenjiro Fujimoto

Poster Presentation < Sponsored by ACS Combinatorial Science >3rd October 2018

18:05-20:05

Session chair: Dr. Jason Hattrick-Simpers (NIST) & Dr. Isao Ohkubo (NIMS)& Prof. Wilhelm F. Maier (Saarland University)
P-01
The Materials Data Curation System
Zachary Trautt a, Alden Dima a, Kevin Brady a, Benjamin Long a, Chandler Becker a,
Raymond Plante a, Guillaume Sousa Amaral a, Xavier Schmitt a, Adrien Catel a, Pierre
Francois Rigodiat a, Philippe Dessauw aaNational Institute of Standards and Technology, USA

P-02
Development of Ge diffusion barrier layer at CeF3/Ge interface by combinatorial
methodTakahiro Nagata a,b, Shigenori Ueda c,d Yoshiyuki Yamashita a, Asahiko Matsuda e, andToyohiro Chikyow eaInternational Center for Materials Nanoarchitectonics (MANA), National Institute forMaterials Science (NIMS), Japanb
JST, PRESTO, Japanc
Synchrotron X-ray Station at SPring-8, NIMS, Japand
Research Center for Advanced Measurement and Characterization, NIMS, Japane
Materials Data & Integrated System (MaDIS), NIMS, Japan

P-03
Combinatorial nitrogen gradients in sputtered thin films
Yanbing Han a,b, Bethany Matthews a,c, Dennice Roberts a,d, Kevin R. Talley a,e, Sage R.
Bauers a, Craig Perkins a, Qun Zhang b, Andriy Zakutayev aaMaterials Science Center, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA
Department of Materials Science, Fudan University, Chinac
Department of Physics, Oregon State University, USAd
Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Colorado at Boulder, USAe
Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Colorado School of Mines,
USA

b

P-04
Development of multi-dot array fabrication system for materials informatics
Naoto Oki a, Kohei Maruyama a, Natsumi Takikawa a, Tadashi Nishio a, Shun Konno a,
Masaki Sekine, Tohru Higuchi a, Takuo Ohkochi b and Masato Kotsugi a*abTokyo University of Science, Japan
SPring-8, Japan

P-05
Combinatorial Exploration of Metal Alloying in Iron Vanadate for
Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting
Lydia H. Wong, Wilman Septina, Mengyuan Zhang, Thi Hiep Nguyen, Ying Fan Tay,
Joel Ming Rui Tan

School of Materials Science & Engineering, Nanyang Technological University,
Singapore

P-06
Combinatorial fabrication and spectroscopy of binary thin film alloys
Tadashi Nishio a, Masahiro Yamamoto a, Naoaki Yamanaka a, Tomoyuki Kadono a, Takuo
Ohkochi b and Masato Kotsugi aabGraduate school of Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Spring-8, Japan

P-07
High Throughput Synthesis of Perovskite Films for Multi-Dimensional Material
Optimization
Ahmed M. Salaheldin, Elisabeth Reinhardt, Monica Distaso, Doris Segets andWolfgang Peukert

Institute of Particle Technology (LFG), Interdisciplinary Center for Functional Particle
Systems (FPS), Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), Germany
P-08
Combinatorial Discovery of Ultra-large Grain Growth of Vacuum Deposited PTCDICn Thin Films
Yusuke Takagawa a, Shingo Maruyama a, Tomoyuki Koganezawa b and Yuji Matsumotoaab

Tohoku University, Japan
Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute (JASRI), SPring-8, Japan

P-09
High throughput research of tunable superconductivity in FeSe
Zhongpei Feng a,ba

Beijing National Laboratory for Condensed Matter Physics, Institute of Physics,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chinab
University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

P-10
Screening of bismuth oxide-based novel oxide ion conductor by combining highthroughput synthesis method with Materials Informatics
Masato Matsubara, Akitoshi Suzumura, Nobuko Ohba, Shin Tajima and Ryoji Asahi

Toyota Central R&D Laboratories, Inc., Japan
P-11
Combinatorial screening of ternary Li-alloy anodes for high performance lithium-ion
batteries
Yaoyu Ren a, Kedar Manandhar a, Drew Stasak a, Huilong Hou a, Jing Xu b, Joonho Kohb, John P. Lemmon b, Ichiro Takeuchi aab

University of Maryland, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, USA
NICE America Research Inc., USA

P-12
Development of evaluation substrate for biocompatibility combinatorial evaluation ofhigh formable shape memory alloys
Kaname CHIZUWA a, Chiemi OKA a, Seiichi HATA a, Junpei SAKURAI aa

Department of Micro-Nano Mechanical Science and Engineering, Nagoya University,
Japan

P-13
Candidate thermoelectric materials exploration of perovskite-type Ca1-xAxMn1-yByO3-d(A; La, Bi, Y, Sr,
B; Ni, Ti, V, x = y = 0.02) using solution processing
Yusuke YAMADA a, Minoru GIBU a, Shogo YOSHIDA a, Yuki YAMAGUCHI a, Akihisa AIMIa
, Keishi NISHIO b and Kenjiro FUJIMOTO aabFaculty of Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Department of Materials Science of Technology, Tokyo University of Science, Japan

P-14
Electrochemical Property of Tungsten Trioxide-Nickel-Oxide Library in an Acidic
Solution
Jun-Seob Lee a, Andrei Ionut Mardare b,c, Cezarina Cela Mardare b,c and Achim Walter
Hassel b,c,*aCompetence Centre for Electrochemical Surface Technology (CEST), Austria
Institute for Chemical Technology of Inorganic Materials, Johannes Kepler
University Linz, Austriac
Christian Doppler Laboratory for Combinatorial Oxide Chemistry at ICTAS,
Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austriab

P-15
Chemical delithiation of LiMn1/3Ni1/3Co1/3O2 using various acid solutions
Koyo YASUMOTO a, Akihisa AIMI a, Yuta SHIMONISHI b, Nobuo YAMAMOTO b, Shuhei
YOSHIDA b, Shun OKIJIMA b and Kenjiro FUJIMOTO aa

Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Faculty of Science and Technology,
Tokyo University of Science, Japanb
DENSO CORPORATION, Japan

P-16
Combinatorial Development of Copper Based Bulk Elastocaloric Materials
Jun Cui a,b, Gaoyuan Ouyang a, Emry Farmer a, XuboLiu b, and Ichiro Takeuchica

Iowa State University, Materials Science & Engineering Department, USA
Ames Laboratory, Materials Science and Engineering Division, USAc
University of Maryland, Materials Science & Engineering Department, USAb

P-17
Exploring of the Zirconium Oxide Based Afterglow Phosphors
Hiroaki TAKAHASHI, Kenjiro FUJIMOTO and Akihisa AIMI

Faculty of Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Science, Japan
P-18
Combinatorial study on piezoresponse by in-situ Synchrotron x-ray diffraction
Shintaro Yasui a,b, Yoshitaka Ehara c, Takahisa Shiraishi c, Takao Shimizu c, Hiroshi
Funakubo c, Mitsuru Itoh b, Yasuhiko Imai d, Hiroo Tajiri d, Osami Sakata c,e, Ichiro
Takeuchi aaDept. of MSE, University of Maryland, USA
MSL, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japanc
Dept. of MSE, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japand
Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute/SPring-8, Japane
National Institute for Materials Science/SPring-8, Japan

b

P-19
Automatic Materials Design using Monte Carlo Tree Search with Bayesian Learning
Thaer M. Dieb a,b,c, Zhufeng Hou b and Koji Tsuda a,b,caNational Institute for Materials Science, JapanThe University of Tokyo, Japanc
Canter for Advanced Intelligence Project, RIKEN, Japanb

P-20
Automation of Crystal Structure Refinement Using the Rietveld Analysis
Akihisa Aimi a and Kenjiro Fujimoto aaDepartment of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Faculty of Science and Technology,
Tokyo University of Science, Japan

P-21
Accelerated data collection and analysis of synchrotron X-ray powder diffraction and
X-ray absorption fine structure measurements
Kenjiro FUJIMOTO a, Akihisa AIMI a and Shingo MARUYAMA ba

Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Faculty of Science and Technology,
Tokyo University of Science, Japanb
Department of Applied Chemistry, School of Engineering, Tohoku University, Japan

P-22
Scientific Data Infrastructure for Combinatorial Materials Science
Sigurd Thienhaus, Lars Banko and Alfred Ludwig

Ruhr-University Bochum, Institute for Materials, Germany
P-23
Materials Data Specification and Block Chain based Data Copyright Protection
Quan Qian a,b, Pengfei Li b and Rui Zhang babSchool of Computer Engineering & Science, Shanghai University, P.R. China
Materials Genome Institute, Shanghai University, P.R. China

P-24
Virtual Boundary Detection with Deep Learning Method for Materials Image
Segmentation
Lai Chuanbin a，Yuexing Han b,a, and Quan Qian a,caSchool of Computer Engineering & Science, Shanghai University, P.R. China
Shanghai Institute for Advanced Communication and Data Science, Key Laboratoryof Shanghai University, P.R. Chinac
Materials Genome Institute, Shanghai University, P.R. Chinab

P-25
Virtual Boundary Detection with Deep Learning Method for Materials Image
Segmentation
Atsushi Yamamoto, Kunihiro Kihou and Chul-Ho Lee

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan

P-26
Toward High-throughput Mechanical Study of Square Membranes using Spherical
Tip Indentation
Euimin Cheong, Donghyun Park, Injun Oh, Kyunghoon Kim and Dongwoo Lee

School of Mechanical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
P-27
Prediction of Formation Energies of Interstitial Atoms in HCP Crystals
Daegun You a, Minsoo Joo a, Won-Yong Shin b, Keonwook Kang c and Dongwoo Lee aaSchool of Mechanical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Dankook University, Koreac
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Yonsei University, Seoul, Koreab

P-28
Design of a High-throughput System with Replaceable Measurement Modules toInvestigate Combinatorial Metallic Glasses
Donghyun Park, Daegun You, Euimin Cheong, Injun Oh, Haechan Jo, Kyunghoon Kim
and Dongwoo Lee

School of Mechanical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
P-29
Properties Prediction of Inorganic Material Using Machine Learning with
Experimental and Computational Hybrid Database
Chia-Yung Jui a, Wen-Jay Lee aa

National Center for High-performance Computing, National Applied ResearchLaboratories, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

P-30
Combinatorial sputter coating technique applied for thermoelectric thin films ofbismuth tellurideMichiko Sasaki, Xu Yibin, Yukihiro Isoda, Yoshikazu Shinohara and Masahiro Goto

National Institute for Materials Science, Japan
P-31
Vision-based Alignment of Small Scale Specimens for High-Throughput Experiments
Haechan Jo, Donghyun Park, Euimin Cheong, Injun Oh, and Dongwoo Lee

School of Mechanical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
P-32
Accelerated Deovolopment of Magnet Alloy With Decreased Critical Materials
R. T. Ott a,b, E. Simsek a , F. Meng a, R. Chaudry a, and I. C. Nlebedim baAmes Laboratory (USDOE), Division of Materials Science and Engineering, Ames,
IA, USAbAmes Laboratory (USDOE), Critical Materials Institute, Ames, IA, USA

P-33
Combinatorial Synthesis & High Throughput Characterization of NiTi-based ShapeMemory Alloy Libraries for Thermoelastic Cooling
Naila Al Hasana, Huilong Houa, Suchismita Sarkarb, Fang Renb, Tieren Gaoa, JonathanCounsellc, A. Gilad Kusned, Apurva Mehtab, Ichiro TakeuchiaaUniversity of Maryland, College Park, USA
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Menlo Park, USAc
Kratos Analytical Limited, Manchester, UKdNational Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, USAb