3/3日（水）C2RSCシンポジウム

九州大学 持続的共進化地域創成拠点

092-802-6677

九州大学 水素材料先端科学研究センター

HYDROGENIUS関連プログラム
1/28（木）～29（金） HYDROGENIUS・I²CNER・
HydroMate合同シンポジウム

九州大学 カーボンニュートラル・エネルギー国際研究所

I²CNER 関連プログラム

1/22（金）・25（月）
・26（火）

筑紫シンポジウム

1/25（月）Q-PIT 関連プログラム

1/22（金）プログラム

日付

九州大学 総合理工学研究院
九州大学 エネルギー研究教育機構
担当部局

092-802-3924
092-802-6935
092-583-8626
092-802-6644
連絡先

お問い合わせ＊九州大学エネルギーウィーク 2021 を主催 / 共催する九州大学内エネルギー研究実施組織
水素材料先端科学研究センター
Research Center for Hydrogen
Industrial Use and Storage＊Departments participating in Energy Week 2021, related to the energy researchin Kyushu University

Contacts
Date

Program

Departments

Contact

1/22（Fri）

Q-PIT related programs

Kyushu University Platform of Inter-/Transdisciplinary Energy Research092-802-6644

1/25（Mon）

Chikushi Symposium

Faculty of Engineering Science,
Kyushu University092-583-8626

International Institute for Carbon-Neutral
Energy Research, Kyushu University092-802-6935

1/28（Thu)～29(Fri）HYDROGENIUS related programs
HYDROGENIUS・I²CNER・
HydroMate Joint Research Symposium

Research Center for Hydrogen
Industrial Use and Storage,
Kyushu University092-802-3924

3/3(Wed)C2RSC SymposiumCenter of Coevolutionary
Research for Sustainable Communities,
Kyushu University092-802-6677

1/22（Fri）
・25（Mon）
・26（Tue） I²CNER related programs

Contents
Message……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2
About Kyushu University Energy Week … ………………………………………………………………………… 3
Venue ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4
Program & Schedule……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 6
Jan. 22 (Fri.)
Kyushu University Platform of Inter- /Transdisciplinary Energy Research (Q-PIT) Plenary Session …… 8
I²CNER Thrust Workshop………………………………………………………………………………………… 14
Jan. 25 (Mon.)
Chikushi Symposium……………………………………………………………………………………………… 16
I²CNER-IMI International Workshop…………………………………………………………………………… 17
Jan. 26 (Tue.)
I²CNER Annual Symposium… ………………………………………………………………………………… 18
Jan. 28 (Thu.)
Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Forum in Kyushu & International Hydrogen Energy
Development Forum 2021……………………………………………………………………………………… 20
Jan. 28 (Thu.) － 29 (Fri.)- HYDROGEN-MATERIALS INTERACTIONS HYDROGENIUS, I²CNER, and HYDROMATE Joint Research Symposium………………………… 21
Jan. 29 (Fri.)- HYDROGENIUS & I²CNER TRIBOLOGY SYMPOSIUM HYDROGENIUS and I²CNER Joint Research Symposium… ………………………………………… 22
International Symposium of Hydrogen Polymers Team, HYDROGENIUS… ……………………… 23
Mar. 3（Wed.）
Kyushu University COI
Center of Coevolutionary Research for Sustainable Communities (C²RSC) Symposium… … 24

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MessagePresident
Kyushu University

Tatsuro Ishibashi
I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude for your participation and interest in Kyushu
University Energy Week 2021.
Under our mission statement, “with continual and autonomous reforms, while guaranteeing educational quality at aninternational level, we will aim to be top-level education and research hub marked by vitality and a willingness toaddress future issues”, we established the Kyushu University Platform of Inter-/Transdisciplinary Energy Research in
October 2016, as our platform organization in the energy sector.
Historically, Kyushu has been Japan’s gateway to Asia and a key trading place with foreign countries. Kyushu also led
Japan in introducing regenerative energy technology, taking advantage of its rich natural resources and mild climate.
Kyushu University is located in Fukuoka, among the first places in Asia to enter the industrial revolution and a placethat once played a central role in Japan’s energy industry. In the light of this historical background, our university is
actively engaged in creative fundamental energy research in a wide range of areas.
The global key issue, in a post pandemic world, will be a green recovery and the achievement of carbon neutrality. The
Government of Japan has recently pledged to become a carbon neutral society by 2050 and we consider the coming
months and years as crucial to achieve this goal.
The trend of divestment from fossil fuels to sustainable energy is rapidly increasing, and there is an increasing call fordevelopment and wide-spread application of sustainable energy, including hydrogen-based energy technologies. Problems
which previously hampered new energy development are being solved at fast speed and the competition is fierce inresearch & development.
To seek practical solutions, researchers and engineers from all areas must work together and approach these issues
from various angles. In addition, it is necessary to continuously challenge ourselves in the process of new discovery,
research, development, and practical application, in our ambition to strive to realize sustainable development of a “futureenergy society.”
This year we will be holding the Kyushu University Energy Week 2021 under the theme “Energy Intelligence Beyond
boarders: Adapting in a Post Pandemic Society“.
This marks the fifth annual event and we will be focusing on various energy issues related to the ongoing pandemic by
inviting prominent lecturers from international and domestic organizations and the private sector. Moreover, incollaboration with our International Institute for Carbon-Neutral Energy Research (I 2CNER), Research Center for
Hydrogen Industrial Use and Storage (HYDROGENIUS), Faculty of Engineering Sciences (FES), Center of
Coevolutionary Research for Sustainable Communities (C2RSC) and other related organizations within the university,
we will be holding symposiums that introduce the activities of our faculty, including research presentations by young
researchers. As part of our activities as an international research hub in the energy sector, we are also scheduling tohold research presentations provided by overseas students and young researchers for the purpose of international joint
research. We sincerely look forward to your participation in the various program events.

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About Kyushu University Energy Week
What’s Kyushu University Energy Week？
Energy Week is an annual international conference organized by Kyushu University. With a focus on“future energy”, it features a variety of academic workshops, symposia, invited lectures fromprominent energy researchers, as well as public events that bring together prominent experts fromacademia, industry and government. Another aim of Energy Week is the promotion of early-career
researchers through a poster session.
The conference is considered to be Kyushu University’s main venue to promote exchange among
researchers and practitioners in the energy sector, and to highlight its role as an international hub
for sustainable energy research.
Due to the ongoing global Covid-19 crisis, Energy Week 2021 will primarily be held as an online
event this year.

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Venue
KYUSHU UNIVERSITY● I CNER Hall
2

Ito Campus● Research Facilities for Co-Evolutional Social Systems

744 Motooka, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka, 819-0395, JAPAN

Eｅｓｔ Gate
Kyudai Sogo GroundKyudai Senpakukoku-jikkentou

EｅｓｔＺｏｎｅ

School of
Agriculture

567

ＷｅｓｔＺｏｎｅSHIIKI HALL
Ito Guest House

Central Library

Jonathan KS Choi Cultural
Centre of JapanINAMORI HallＢｉ
ｇ Ｏｒａｎｇｅ

Center Zone 3

ＢｉｇＯｒａｎｇｅ
School of ScienceCentralLibrary

Center Zone 1

Research Facilities
for Co-Evolutional
Social Systems

Center Zone 2I²CNER Hall

Next-Generation
Fuel Cell ResearchCenterBus stop★ From Fukuoka Airport
Fukuoka Airport → (Subway Kuko Line) → Meinohama Station ( ※1 Transfer JR ChikuhiLine) → Kyudai-Gakkentoshi Station →※ 2 Showa Bus (via Susenji or Yokohamanishi or
Gakuendori) → Ito Campus★ From Hakata or Tenjin Station
By subway
Hakata Station (Subway Kuko Line) → Tenjin → Meinohama ( ※ 1 Transfer JR ChikuhiLine) → Kyudai-Gakkentoshi Station → ※ 2 Showa Bus (via Susenji or Yokohamanishi or
Gakuendori) → Ito Campus※ 1 Alternatively, board a train bound for Nishikaratsu or Chikuzen-Maebaru, which
eliminates the need to transfer at Meinohama Station.
※ 2 For West zone → bus stop No.3
Get off at the bus stop “Big Orange Mae” → I²CNER or (Research Facilities for CoEvolutional Social Systems)※ 2 For East zone → bus stop No.4
Get off at the bus stop “Center of library → I²CNER or Research Facilities for CoEvolutional Social Systems
By busBus stop of Hakata StationA (Nishitetsu Bus for Kyudai Ito Campus) → Bus stop of
Solaria Stage → ※ 3 Ito Campus※ 3 Get off at the bus stop “Big Orange Mae” → I²CNER or Research Facilities for CoEvolutional Social Systems－4－

Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

Kyushu University Hospital Campus

KyushuUniversity
Campus●Centennial
Hall Kyushu Hospital
University Schoolof Medicine●
Hall Kyushu
University
Schoolof Medicine
1-1Centennial
Maidashi 3-chome
Higashi-ku,
Fukuoka
812-8582,
JAPAN
1-1 Maidashi 3-chome Higashi-ku, Fukuoka 812-8582, JAPANCentennial Hall
KyushuUniversity
Centennial
Hall
SchoolMedicine
KyushuofUniversity
School of Medicine
P ParkingKyushu University
Hospital Wards
Kyushu University
Hospital Wards
Faculty of
Pharmaceutical
Faculty of
Science
Pharmaceutical
Science

Kyushu University Hospital

P ParkingKyushu University Hospital

Building of Administrative Oﬃceｓ

75th
Anniversary
75thMemorial
Anniversary
GardenMemorial
GardenBuilding of Administrative Oﬃceｓ
MedicalMuseumMedicalMuseumP ParkingMain Gate

P ParkingMain Gate

Faculty of Dental Science,
Clinical Building
Faculty of Dental Science,
Clinical Building

Kencho Mae

Keisatsu Honbu Mae / Kyudai Byoin Iriguchi

Kencho Mae

Keisatsu Honbu Mae / Kyudai Byoin Iriguchi

Fukuoka Prefectural Government

Fukuoka Prefectural Police Headquarters

Fukuoka Prefectural Government

Fukuoka Prefectural Police Headquarters←Hakata Station←Hakata Station

Faculty of Dental Science,
Main Building
Facultyof Entrance
Dental Science,
No.7
Exit of
Main
Building“Maidashi-Kyudai
Byoin Mae”
No.7
Entrance
Exit of
Eastern Gate
“Maidashi-Kyudai Byoin Mae”

Eastern Gate

“Maidashi-Kyudai Byoin Mae”
Subway Station“Maidashi-Kyudai Byoin Mae”
Subway Station

JR Yoshizuka Station
JR Yoshizuka Station

Kashii Station→
Kashii Station→

Bus Stop
Bus Stop★ From Fukuoka Airport
Fukuoka Airport → (Subway Kuko Line) → NakasuKyushu
Kawabata
Station (Transfer Subway
UniversityHospital
Hakozaki Line) → Maidashi-Kyudai Byoin Mae Station → Kyushu University HospitalCampus → Centennial Hall Kyushu University School of Medicine★ From Hakata Station
By subway
Hakata Station (Subway Kuko Line) → Nakasu Kawabata Station (Transfer Subway
Hakozaki Line) → Maidashi-Kyudai Byoin Mae Station → Kyushu University HospitalCampus → Centennial Hall Kyushu University School of Medicine
By busBus stop of Hakata Center buildingE (Nishitetsu Bus for Chiyomachi) → Bus stop of Kyudai Byoin →Kyushu University Hospital Campus → Centennial Hall Kyushu University School of Medicine★ From Tenjin Station
By subway
Tenjin Station (Subway Hakozaki Line for Kaizuka) → Maidashi-Kyudai Byoin Mae Station →Kyushu University Hospital Campus → Centennial Hall Kyushu University School of Medicine
Kyushu UniversityHospital－5－

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Program ＆ Schedule
Date

Dept.

9:00

9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 13:00 13:30 14:00 14:30 15:00 15:30

Q-PIT Plenary Session:
Opening Ceremony /Keynote Lecture [JPN]

Q-PIT
Jan.22(Fri)
I²CNER

FES
Jan.25(Mon)

Jan.26(Tue)

I²CNER& IMI（8︓40-） I²CNER-IMI International Workshop [ENG]

I²CNERI²CNER Annual Symposium [ENG]

Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Forum in
Kyushu and International Hydrogen Energy
Development Forum 2021

HYDROGENIUS
Jan.28(Thu)

Jan.29
(Fri)

Mar.3
(Wed)

HYDROGENIUS& I²CNERHYDROGENIUS& I²CNER-2021 HYDROGENIUS & I2CNER TRIBOLOGY SYMPOSIUM HYDROGENIUS and I2CNER JOINT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM [ENG]

HYDROGENIUS

International Symposium of Hydrogen Polymers Team, HYDROGENIUS [ENG]

Kyushu University COI
Center of Coevolutionary Research for
Sustainable Communities (C2RSC) Symposium

C2RSC
(COI)

※Q-PIT: Kyushu University Platform of Inter/Transdisciplinary Energy Research※I2CNER: International Institute for Carbon-Neutral Energy Research※HYDROGENIUS: Research Center for Hydrogen Industrial Use and Storage※FES: Faculty of Engineering Science※C2RSC: Center of Coevolutionary Research for Sustainable Communities※IMI: Institute of Mathematics for Industry* Above Program is subject to change without prior notice.

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16:00 16:30 17:00 17:30 18:00 18:30 19:00 19:30 20:00 20:30 21:00 21:30 22:00 22:30 23:00 23:30 24:00

Web
Contents

Q-PIT
Plenary Session:
Panel Discussion

Chikushi Symposium [ENG]- HYDROGEN-MATERIALS INTERACTIONS HYDROGENIUS, I2CNER, and HYDROMATEJOINT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM 2021 [ENG]- HYDROGEN-MATERIALS INTERACTIONS HYDROGENIUS, I2CNER, and HYDROMATEJOINT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM 2021 [ENG]－7－

Poster Presentation (Doctral / graduate students, international doctoral students / researchers)

I²CNER ThrustWorkshop [ENG]（-2:00）Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

Kyushu University Platform of Inter-/Transdisciplinary
Energy Research (Q-PIT)<Plenary Session ><Date>

13:30-16:50, 22th January 2021

<Venue>I2CNER Hall, I2CNER Bldg. 1, Ito Campus, Kyushu University（Live streaming venue）<Language> Japanese<Theme>“ Thinking about energy and environmental issues in the Beyond Corona era ”<Moderator> Prof. Kentaro Yoshida, Q-PIT, Kyushu University< Program and Speaker>
Time

Program and Speaker

13:30-13:40

Opening Ceremony
Welcome Address, Dr. Tatsuro Ishibashi, President of Kyushu University

13:40-14:25

Keynote Lecture 1:
Renewable energy-based energy systems in an Internet of Energy (IoE) societyProf. Hiroshi Asano, Gifu Renewable Energy System Research Center, Gifu University,
Tokai National Higher Education and Research System( President, Japan Society of Energy and Resources (JSER) )14:30-15:15

Keynote Lecture 2
Energy in Carbon Neutral Era
Dr. Yukari Yamashita, Managing Director, The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan( Executive Vice President, International Association for Energy Economics（IAEE）)

15:15-15:30

Break

15:30-16:45

Panel Discussion
Theme : Thinking about energy and environmental issues in the Beyond Corona era
Moderator : Prof. Kentaro Yoshida, Q-PIT, Kyushu University
Panelists : Prof. Hiroshi Asano, Gifu University
Dr. Yukari Yamashita, The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan
Prof. Kazunari Sasaki, Senior Vice President, Kyushu University
Prof. Akari Hayashi, Q-PIT, Kyushu University
Associate Prof. Tatsuya Wakeyama, Q-PIT, Kyushu University

16:45-16:50

Closing Remarks
Dr. Yoshio Hisaeda, Executive Vice President, Kyushu University■Web contents (released during EW2021)●Poster Presentation
・By Doctoral/graduate students, international doctoral students/researchers－8－

Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

Keynote Lecture 1
Renewable energy-based energy systems in an Internet of Energy (IoE) society
Hiroshi Asano
Professor
Gifu Renewable Energy System Research Center, Gifu University, Tokai National Higher Education and Research System

Keynote Lecture 2
Energy in Carbon Neutral Era
Yukari Niwa Yamashita
Managing Director
The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan
Visiting Professor, Kyushu University

P a n e l Discussion
Moderator

Kentaro Yoshida
Professor
Q-PIT, Kyushu University

Panelists

Kazunari Sasaki
Professor
Senior Vice President, Kyushu University

Panelists

Akari Hayashi
Professor
Q-PIT, Kyushu University

Panelists

Tatsuya Wakeyama
Associate Professor
Q-PIT, Kyushu University－9－

Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

Keynote Lecture 1

Renewable energy-based energy systems in
an Internet of Energy (IoE) society

Professor,
Gifu Renewable Energy System Research Center, Gifu University, Tokai
National Higher Education and Research System

Hiroshi Asano
Abstract
Digital transformation is being accelerated due to COVID-19 pandemic. The Society 5.0 is a vision of
future society presented in the 5th Science and Technology Basic Plan, that is a new society coming
up after Information Society. The Society 5.0 is sophisticated integration of cyberspace and physicalspace, reconciles economic growth and resolution of social issues, and realizes a human-centered andinclusive society. The Cross-Ministerial Strategic Innovation Promotion Program (SIP), Cabinet Office,
Government of Japan, 5-year national project, accelerates the realization of Society 5.0. The title of“Energy system for decarbonizing society” have started in the energy and environment field in 2018,
and reorganized as “Energy systems for an IoE Society” in 2019. Internet of Energy (IoE) is theEnergy version of IoT, then the connectivity and the digital utility play important role. I lead one of
sub-program (A) focused on integrated energy management systems, “The design of energy system
for an IoE Society”. It is to realize a smart city and efficient usage of electric power with a sharing
economy that mainly uses renewable energy. The Virtual Power Plant contributes to the aggregatedutilization of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) to support more integration of variable renewablegeneration. As clusters of multiple smart communities expand, the micro grids leveraging renewableenergy will make efficient energy management available.
Energy systems for an IoE Society including sector integration (sector coupling) between traffic
management and the energy network including energy conversion, storage and transporttechnologies will be designed. Collection of digital data required for designing regionally distributed
energy systems, perspective to be considered during design, roles of stakeholders such as local
governments, design procedures, etc., will be formulated as a guideline for designing local energy
systems. A guideline will be formulated to design regional energy systems for private businesses
joining establishment of new energy systems for local governments and regions. This will contributeto establishment of systems suitable for local characteristics such as industrial structures and energy
demand and supply structures, as well as optimization of energy usage. Also, the integrated systemarchitecture will be rolled out internationally.

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Keynote Lecture 2

Energy in Carbon Neutral Era

Managing Director
The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan
Visiting Professor, Kyushu University

Yukari Niwa Yamashita
Abstract
2020 began with a slump in coordinated production cuts due to dispute within OPEC Plus. Alreadydeclining oil prices plunged in early spring due to suspensions in both international and domestictransports and a blow to the economy due to the rapid spread of the corona, hitting the oil and gas
industry directly. The sudden disappearance of energy demand caused by the corona has hit
international energy companies and energy producers hard. Companies have also been underpressure from the financial world, which has emphasized ESG investment in recent years, and thedeterioration of the investment environment due to the corona disaster has accelerated the shift of abusiness models from those centered on fossil fuels to those supporting decarbonization.
On the other hand, policy guidance that combines economic measures and climate change
countermeasures in Europe, such as green recovery in the EU and sustainable recovery of the IEA,
attracted attention, and climate change countermeasures were recognized as an important agenda in
the global economic slowdown. Former U.S. Vice President Biden’s presidential victory in the U.S.
was also received as a suggested US participation in the decarbonization race, with Japan and China
also becoming members aiming to decarbonize with a speech by Prime Minister Suga and adecarbonization declaration by Chinese President Xi.
In 2020, it was also a year in which the seriousness of move towards decarbonization increased witha sense of speed as if caught up in the rapids. Although each country’s response is not uniform, due
to differences in energy supply and demand structures and industrial structures. In addition, in order
to continue sustainable growth while addressing climate change towards the end of 2050 or the endof this century, it is extremely important whether innovative technologies that will be developed in
the future can be utilized. We must not forget the challenge of how to supply energy economicallyand cleanly to people in developing and emerging countries that do not yet have sufficient energy
access. In the development of decarbonization technologies, it is important for various countries andcompanies to cooperate and then compete, and to secure a diverse supply of clean energy while
lowering costs.

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Kyushu University Energy Week2021

Kyushu University Platform of Inter-/Transdisciplinary Energy Research (Q-PIT)<Poster Presentation >Awardees of Q-PIT Doctoral Students Support Program and Overseas Students, Researchers of International Joint
Research<Date>

Post by 22nd January 2021

<Language> English and Japanese<U R L>https://q-pit-ew.kyushu-u.ac.jp/en/poster【Awardees】
No. of Poster

Affiliation

Name

Title of Research
パラメトリックフロンティア分析法による限界削減費⽤の推計に基づいGold-1

Graduate School of Economics

中⽯ 知晃

た中国⽯炭⽕⼒発電所 316 基の戦略的な CO2 及び SO2 排出量削減政策

Silver-2

Silver-3

Graduate School of Engineering
Interdisciplinary Graduate
School of Engineering Sciences

Bronze-4

Graduate School of Engineering

Bronze-5

Graduate School of Engineering

Bronze-6

Graduate School of Bioresource
and Bioenvironmental Sciences

本⽯ 祐輝

⻄尾 陽
Islam Mir
Shariful
河原 康仁

⽯⽥ 紘⼀朗Graduate School of Integrated

SELYANCHYN

Frontier Sciences

Olena

Encouragement-8

Graduate School of Engineering

池⽥ 京

Encouragement-9

Graduate School of Engineering

松川 祐⼦

Bronze-7

Encouragement-10

Interdisciplinary Graduate
School of Engineering Sciences

河内 裕⼀

Encouragement-11

Graduate School of Engineering辻川 皓太

Encouragement-12

Graduate School of Economics

緒⽅ 鞠

Encouragement-13

Graduate School of Engineering

Encouragement-14

Encouragement-15

Interdisciplinary Graduate
School of Engineering Sciences
Graduate School of Science

Rahman Md
Matiar⼩林 ⼤輝

相本 雄太郎－ 12 －

拡張 π 系芳⾹族カチオンの集積による⾼アニオン伝導性とアルカリ安定性の両⽴がもたらすアニオン交換膜型燃料電池の発展
Na イオン電池⽤ Cr 含有ポリアニオン系正極材料の充放電反応機
構解明
Carbon-di-oxide utilization for fast algae cultivation
その場引張 TEM 観察による Al-Mg-Si 系合⾦の析出強化に及ぼす Cu 添加の影響の解明
界⾯反応により局所的に表⾯改質されたセルロースナノファイバーの⾃⼰組織化
Sulfonic acid-crosslinked nanocellulose as a novel
polymer electrolyte membrane for hydrogen fuel cells
固体触媒中のヒドリドが窒素還元反応に及ぼす影響の理論化学的な考察
新規ニッケル-チオール錯体の簡便な作製法と硫化物前駆体としての利⽤
ヘリコン波プラズマにおけるイオンセンシティブプローブ計測の検討
機械学習による次世代型燃料電池材料の熱膨張率予測プログラ
ムの開発
データ包絡分析法を⽤いた⽇本のバイオディーゼル製造プラントの⽣産効率性分析
Synthesis of rice straw derived activated carbon for
capturing carbon dioxide
プラズマ中における⼤域構造振動と局所乱流の相互作⽤の探究
分⼦性触媒による酸素⽣成反応の素過程抽出に基づく反応機構
解析Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

Kyushu University Energy Week2021
Encouragement-16

Graduate School of Engineering

Tu Hoan Phuc

Encouragement-17

Graduate School of Economics⻤頭 みなみEncouragement-18

Encouragement-19

Encouragement-20

Encouragement-21

Interdisciplinary Graduate
School of Engineering Sciences
Interdisciplinary Graduate
School of Engineering Sciences
Interdisciplinary Graduate
School of Engineering Sciences

⼭⼝ 忠則

児島 富彦

RUI XIAOTIAN

Synthesis of flowerlike Ce1-xZrxO2 as catalyst support
for hydrogen production from biogas
航空機の使⽤年数と買い替えサイクルの変化が環境と経済に与える影響
海洋数値モデルによって明らかになった 2019 年秋季のケンサキイカ
不漁と海況との関係
レーザー核融合推進の実現に向けた磁気ノズルにおける磁⼒線からのプラズマ離脱（デタッチメント）に関する数値解析
Design, Synthesis of Carbazole Dendrimer with
Doublet-Excited Luminescent Radical as Core

Graduate School of Information

Ahmad Hasan

Energy-Efficient Reinforcement Learning-Based UE

Science and Electrical

Elsayed Mansour

Pairing in Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access WirelessEngineering

GendiaCommunication Systems
Cross-country evidence on multi-tier electricity

Encouragement-22

Graduate School of Engineering

張 馳

accessibility, perceived inequality, and subjective
well-being

Encouragement-23

Graduate School of Engineering

Encouragement-24

Graduate School of Engineering

Encouragement-25

Encouragement-26

Encouragement-27

Graduate School of Integrated
Frontier Sciences

Zhang Nan
Yasir Arafat

Mitigation of hydrogen embrittlement by addition ofammonia impurity
Development of High Oxygen Barrier PEM for Durable

Hutapea

PEFC Systems

⽥島 正俊

バッキーボウルを⽤いた⽔系 Na イオン電池

Interdisciplinary Graduate

RUPAM TAHMID

School of Engineering Sciences

HASAN

Characterization of Two Fumarate based MOFs for
Water based Adsorption Heat Pumps

Interdisciplinary Graduate

MD RAUF UL

Simplified Process of In-Ga-Zn-O Thin-film transistor

School of Engineering Sciences

KARIM KHAN

utilizing Selective Etching of Copper Source and Drain【Overseas Students, Researchers of International Joint Research】
No. of Poster

G-1

G-2

G-3

G-4

Affiliation

Name

Jomo Kenyatta University of

Milton Utwolo

Agriculture and Technology

Alwanga

University of Technology

JosephSydneyWyndham

Université Catholique deLouvain
The University of Sheffield

Jian Wang

Peng Luo－ 13 －

Title of Research

Governance Reforms and Rural Electrification in Kenya

Ethics of algorithmic decision making on the grid
Synthesis of Unsolvated MxB12H12 (M=Na, K, Mg) by a
Facile Autoclave Route
A Novel Dynamic Avalanche Free Super-Junction
Trench Clustered IGBT for High Power Applications

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I N T E R NA T I O N A L I NS T I T U T E F O R C A R B O N -N E U T R A L E N E R G Y R E S E A R C H

I2CNER THRUST WORKSHOP:SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR CARBON-NEUTRALITYADVANCED ENERGY MATERIALS THRUST ሺAEMሻ,ADVANCED ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEMS THRUST ሺAECሻ,AND MULTISCALE SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT THRUST ሺMS3Eሻ

DATE: JANUARY 22ND, 2021, FRIDAY
TIME: 11:00 PM – 02:00 AM ሺJSTሻ
VENUE: VIRTUAL WORKSHOP VIA ZOOMTime

Speaker

Affiliation

Title

11:00‐11:05

Hiroshige
Matsumoto

AEC, I2CNER

Opening Introduction

Session 1: Advanced Energy Materials Thrust (AEM)
Masanobu Kubota

AEM, I2CNER

Lin Tian

Institute of Material
Physics, University of
Göttingen

11:35‐11:45

Takashi Fukushima

AEM, I2CNER

11:45‐12:00(00:00 AM)

Electrosynthesis of amino acids fromsustainable feedstocks

Ki‐Seok Yoon

AEM, I2CNER

Biocatalytic H2 and CO2 activation

11:05‐11:35

Collaborative research between
University of Gottingen and I2CNER for
mitigation of hydrogen embrittlement
by impurities

Session 2: Advanced Energy Conversion Systems Thrust (AEC)
00:00‐00:20

Hong Yang

AECS, I CNER/UIUC

Low‐ and Non‐Platinum Group Metal
Electrocatalysts for the Reduction of
Oxygen00:20‐00:40

Stephen Skinner

AECS, I2CNER/ICL

Investigating the effects ofhumidity on ion transport in mixed
conducting oxides

00:40‐01:00

Koji Takahashi

2

AECS,
I2CNER/Department of
Aeronautics andAstronautics, Kyushu
University

Towards reliable cooling technology
from nanoscale transport phenomena

Session 3: Multiscale Science and Engineering for Energy and the Environment Thrust (MS3E)－ 14 －

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01:00‐01:20

Roman Selyanchyn

MS3E, I CNER

Membrane‐based Direct Air Capture
for Fuel Production and Negative
Emissions

01:20‐1:40

Takeshi Tsuji

MS3E, I2CNER

Use Earth Toward Negative Emissions

01:40‐2:00

Andrew Chapman

MS3E, I CNER

Systematic Considerations for a
Sustainable, Carbon Neutral Energy
System2

2－ 15 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

Chikushi Symposium<Date>

14:00-18:30, 25th January 2021

<Venue>I2CNER Hall, I2CNER Bldg. 1, Ito Campus, Kyushu University（Live streaming venue）<Language> English<Theme>Aligning climate change and sustainable development policies in Asia: quantifying,integrating, and advancing co-benefits< Program and Speaker >TimeProgram and Speaker

14:00‐14:10

Welcoming Remarks
Mr. Toshiyuki Yamasaki, Director, Office of International Cooperation in Air and Water Quality
Management, Ministry of the Environment, Japan

14:10‐14:30

Introductory Session
Co‐benefits: Core Concepts and Applications
Dr. Eric Zusman, IGES, Japan

14:30‐15:30

Session I: Quantitative Modeling of Climate co‐benefits and Sustainable Development‐ Integrated energy‐environment‐public health‐economy assessment of the utilization of high‐efficiency
Heat Only Boilers in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Assoc Prof. Hooman Farzaneh, Kyushu University, Japan‐ Interactions between urban and rural air pollution in Asia, and the multiple development benefits ofcoordinated action
Dr. Zbigniew Klimont, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Austria‐ Co‐benifits of policies on market for energy efficiency and environment in IranProf. Yadollah Saboohi, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran

15:30–16:00

Short break

16:00‐17:00

Session 2: Co‐benefits of Climate Change Mitigation Strategies‐ Co‐benefits of renewable energy policies in South Korea
Dr. Yeora Chae, Korea Environment Institute, South Korea‐ Co‐benefits of renewable energy policies in Japan
Dr. Etsujiro Takai, IGES, Japan‐ Co‐benefits of renewable energy policies in China
Prof. Mao Xianqiang , Beijing Normal University, China

17:00‐17:10

Short break

17:10‐18:10

Session 3: New Perspectives on Co‐benefits‐ Japan’s low‐carbon technology collaboration with Southeast Asia: Co‐innovation and Co‐benefits
Dr. Nanda Kmar Janardhanan, IGES, Japan‐ Biodiversity Co‐benefits: From Analytical to Action‐Oriented Research
Dr. Kaoru Akahoshi, IGES, Japan‐ Social co‐benefits
Dr. So‐Young Lee, IGES, Japan

18:10‐18:30

Closing Remarks
Assoc Prof. Hooman Farzaneh, Kyushu University, Japan
Dr. Eric Zusman, IGES, Japan－ 16 －

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I N T E R NA T I O N A L I NS T I T U T E F O R C A R B O N -N E U T R A L E N E R G Y R E S E A R C H

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR OPERATION AND MANAGEMENTOF ENERGY SYSTEMSI2CNER-IMI INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOPDATE: JANUARY 25, 2021
TIME: 8:40 AM – 13:20 PM ሺJAPAN TIMEሻVENUE: ZOOM MEETINGTime

Speaker

Affiliation

8:40 – 8:45

Osamu Saeki

8:45 – 9:30

Hideaki Ishii

9:30 – 10:15

Subhonmesh
Bose

10:15 – 11:00

Kei Hirose

11:00 – 11:45

Thinh T. Doan

Virginia Tech, USA

11:45 – 12:30

Hung D. Nguyen

Nanyang
Technological
University,
Singapore

12:30 – 13:15

Javad Khazaei

Penn State
University, USA

13:15 – 13:20

Nguyen Dinh Hoa

I2CNER and IMI,
Kyushu University

IMI, Kyushu
University
Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, Japan
University of Illinois
at Urbana‐Champaign, USA
IMI, Kyushu
University－ 17 －

Title
Opening speech
Resilient Control and Estimation ofPower Grids under Cyber Attacks
Risk‐sensitive market design for themodern power system
Event Effects Estimation on Electricity
Load ForecastingMulti‐agent multi‐task reinforcement
learning
Gaussian Process Learning for Power
System Operation
Modeling and Detection of Cyber‐
Physical Attacks Aiming at Blackouts in
Smart Grids
Closing remarks

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I N T E R NA T IO N A L I NS T I T UT E F O R C A R B O N -N E U T RA L E N E R G Y R E S E A R C H

2021 I2CNER ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM:

A VIRTUOUS CYCLE: EMBEDDING THE ENERGY
TRANSITION IN POST‐COVID‐19 RECOVERY
Virtual Symposium
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021, 9:00AM ‐1:00PM
9:00 a.m.

Opening Remarks

Dr. Tatsuro Ishibashi, President, Kyushu University
Dr. Toshio Kuroki, WPI Academy Director, Japan Society for the Promotionof Science

9:10 a.m.

Introduction

9:20 a.m.

Invited Lecture A

9:50 a.m.

Invited Lecture B

Prof. Petros Sofronis, Director, I2CNER, Kyushu University“Presentation title: TBD”
Mr. Keiji Hisata, Deputy Director, International Affairs Division, Agency for
Natural Resources and Energy, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry,
METI“U.S. Energy Policy in 2021 and Beyond”
Mr. Ross Matzkin‐Bridger, Energy Attaché and DOE Director, U.S. EmbassyTokyo

10:20 a.m.

Invited Lecture C

11:00 a.m.

Invited Lecture D“Scenarios of a Sustainable Energy Transition: Perspectives from the U.S.”
Dr. Jill Engel‐Cox, Director, Joint Institute for Strategic Energy Analysis,
National Renewable Energy Laboratory, U. S.

“Trade and tribulations: the reshaping of Australia’s energy supply sector
during COVID‐19”－ 18 －

Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

Prof. Benjamin McLellan, Graduate School of Energy Science, Kyoto
University and Research Fellow at Sustainable Minerals Institute, Universityof Queensland

11:40 a.m.

One‐minute presentations by I2CNER young researchers

12:00 a.m.

Invited Lecture E TBD

12:40 a.m.

Wrap upProf. Andrew Chapman, I2CNER, Kyushu University

MCs: Profs. Dino Klotz and Yukina Takahashi, I2CNER－ 19 －

Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

九州⽔素・燃料電池フォーラム & ⽔素先端世界フォーラム 2021
<開催⽇時> 2021 年 1 ⽉ 28 ⽇ 13:00- 16:15<配信⽅法> オンライン配信 (You Tube Live)< ⾔ 語 > ⽇本語< プログラム ＆ 講演者>

九州⽔素・燃料電池フォーラム 2021
プログラム・講演者

時間

主催挨拶:
13:00-13:10

経済産業省 九州経済産業局

⽶⽥健三 局⻑

福岡⽔素エネルギー戦略会議 顧問

13:10-13:40

⼩川洋 福岡県知事

基調講演:"グリーンイノベーションにおける⽔素と九州の役割 <仮> "国⽴⼤学法⼈九州⼤学 副学⻑ 兼 ⽔素エネルギー国際研究センター⻑
佐々⽊⼀成 教授"

13:40-14:10

施策説明︓“⽔素社会実現に向けた経済産業省の取組 <仮> "経済産業省 資源エネルギー庁省エネルギー・新エネルギー部
省エネルギー・新エネルギー部 新エネルギーシステム課

14:10-14:40

14:40-14:50

ドキュメント動画︓
九州の⽔素エネルギー産業化の取組事例紹介 <仮>質疑応答

⽔素先端世界フォーラム 2021
プログラム・講演者

時間

15:00-15:15※映像コンテンツ配信"

講演 1
燃料電池・⽔素分野における国家プロジェクトの取組について
国⽴研究開発法⼈新エネルギー・産業技術総合開発機構 次世代電池・⽔素部
原 ⼤周 主任研究員
講演２

15:15-15:45"⽔素社会構築に向けて〜HYDROGENIUS の 15 年と今後の展開"
国⽴⼤学法⼈九州⼤学 ⽔素材料先端科学研究センター センター⻑
杉村 丈⼀ 教授

15:45-16:15

質疑応答－ 20 －

Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

- HYDROGEN-MATERIALS INTERACTIONS -HYDROGENIUS, I2CNER, AND HYDROMATE JOINT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM 2021
HYDROGENIUS FATIGUE AND FRACTURE DIVISION,
I2CNER HYDROGEN MATERIALS COMPATIBILITY DIVISION,& HYDROMATE< Date and hour >< Venue >< Language >January 28th, 21:00―24:00 (Japan time)
January 29th, 21:00―24:00 (Japan time)
Online (ZOOM Webiner)
English< Program, January 28th, 21:00―24:00 >Time
Presentation Title and Speaker
21:00-21:10

Opening Remarks
Hisao Matsunaga (Kyushu University, Japan)

21:10-21:50

Invited talk 1: The Synergistic Action of HELP and HEDE Mechanisms ofHydrogen Embrittlement in Steels
Milos B. Djukic (University of Belgrade, Serbia)

21:50-22:30

Invited talk 2: Study on Low Cycle Fatigue Property for a Hydrogen Pre-charged
to 316L Stainless Steel
Un-Bong Baek (KRISS, Korea)

22:30-22:40

Break

22:40-23:20

Invited talk 3: Hydrogen Influence on Mechanical Properties and Microstructurein Pipeline Steels for Subsea Hydrogen Gas Transport
Anette Brocks Hagen (SINTEF, Norway)

23:20-24:00

Invited talk 4: Atomistic Simulation Activities at Sandia
Xiaowang Zhou (Sandia National Laboratories, USA)

< Program, January 29th, 21:00―24:00 >Time
Presentation Title and Speaker
21:00-21:40

Invited talk 5: Opening New Horizons in the Prediction of Hydrogen
Embrittlement: Multi-physics Phase Field Fracture
Emilio Martínez-Pañeda (Imperial College London, UK)

21:40-22:20

Invited talk 6: Scanning Kelvin Probe Force Microscopy Study on Hydrogen
Distribution in Austenitic Stainless Steel
Zhengli Hua (Zhejiang University, China)

22:20-22:30

Break

22:30-23:10

Invited talk 7: Hydrogen-induced Ductility-loss Accompanied with Intergranular
Fracture in Pure Ni and Cu-Ni binary alloy
Kentaro Wada (Fukuoka University, Japan)

23:10-23:50

Invited talk 8: Macroscale-based Approaches for Assessing the Influence ofHydrogen on the Deformation Behavior of Polycrystalline Ni
Zachary D. Harris (University of Virginia, USA)

23:50-24:00

Closing Remarks
Brian Somerday (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA)－ 21 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2021
Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

-2021 HYDROGENIUS & I2CNER TRIBOLOGY SYMPOSIUM 2
2 I CNER TRIBOLOGY SYMPOSIUM -2021
HYDROGENIUS
HYDROGENIUS
AND I&
CNER JOINT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM
HYDROGENIUS
AND I2CNER
JOINT RESEARCH(HYDROGENIUS
TRIBOLOGYDIVISION SYMPOSIUM
AND(HYDROGENIUS
DIVISIONAND
I2CNERADVABCED TRIBOLOGYENERGY MATERIALSTHRUST)<Date>

I2CNER ADVABCED ENERGY MATERIALS THRUST)

9:55-17:20, 29th January 2021<
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Program and Speaker

09:55-10:00

Opening Remarks

10:00-10:40

Invited Lecture 1:
Effectstransition
InvitedofLecture
1: metals on low friction of DLC coatings
Dr.
Hiroyoshi
Tanaka,Kyushu(Japan)Effects of transition metals
onUniversity
low frictionof DLC coatings

10:00-10:40
10:40-11:20
10:40-11:20
11:20-12:00
11:20-12:00

Dr. Hiroyoshi
Tanaka,InvitedLecture2: Kyushu University (Japan)
Formationofanti-oxidation
nano layer under carbon transfer film during unlubricatedInvited Lecture 2:
friction
betweena-C:H:Si
and
steel
balls
Formation of anti-oxidation nanolayer
under carbon transfer film during unlubricatedProf.
Hiroyuki
Kosaka,Gifu
University(Japan)friction between a-C:H:Si and steel balls
InvitedLecture3: Gifu University (Japan)
Prof. Hiroyuki
Kosaka,The
tribologyof
2D
Invited Lecture 3: materials under inert atmospheres
Dr.
Birla
Institute
Technology & Science, Pilani (India)
ThePrabakaran
tribology ofSaravanan,
2D materials
underinert ofatmospheres

12:00-13:30

Dr.
Prabakaran
Lunch
Break Saravanan, Birla Institute of Technology & Science, Pilani (India)

12:00-13:30

Lunch BreakInvitedLecture 4:
Towards
the realizationof sustainable hydrogen economy: from fundamental research
Invited Lecture
4:
topractical
applications
Towards the realization of sustainable hydrogen economy: from fundamental researchDr.
Akihide Nagao,
Air Liquide Laboratories/Kyushu University (Japan)
to practicalapplications

13:30-14:10
13:30-14:10
14:10-14:50
14:10-14:50
14:50-15:30
14:50-15:30

InvitedLecture5:Air Liquide Laboratories/Kyushu University (Japan)
Dr. Akihide
Nagao,
Heat
generation
modelingof cryogenic ball bearings for LH2 rocket-engine turbopump
Invited Lecture 5:
Dr.
Hiromitsu
Kakudo,Dr
SatoshiTakada,(Japan)Heat generation modeling of cryogenic
ballJAXA
bearings
for LH2 rocket-engine turbopump
InvitedLecture6:
Dr. Hiromitsu
Kakudo,Dr Satoshi Takada, JAXA (Japan)
Effectoffillersonfriction
and wear of PTFE composites in high purity hydrogen gas
Invited Lecture 6:
Prof.
Sawae,
KyushuUniversity(Japan)EffectYoshinoriof fillers on
friction
and wearof PTFE
composites in high purity hydrogen gas

15:30-15:50

Prof.
Yoshinori
CofffeeBreak Sawae, Kyushu University (Japan)

15:30-15:50

Cofffee BreakInvitedLecture 7:
Phenolic
resin composite
material for applying to highly loaded sliding parts
Invited Lecture
7:
Prof.
Yoshinori
Takeichi,Toyohashi
University(Japan)Phenolic resin composite material for
applyingoftoTechnology
highly loaded
sliding parts

15:50-16:30
15:50-16:30
16:30-17:10
16:30-17:10

KeynoteLecture:Prof. Yoshinori
Takeichi,Toyohashi University of Technology (Japan)
Influenceofthecounterface
on the sliding behavior of polymer materials in hydrogen
Keynote Lecture :Dr.
Géraldine
Theiler,BAM(G
ermany)Influence of the counterface on
the sliding behavior of polymer materials in hydrogen

17:10-17:20

Dr. Géraldine Theiler, BAM (G ermany)
Closing Remarks

17:10-17:20

Closing Remarks－ 22 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

International Symposium of Hydrogen Polymers Team,HYDROGENIUS<Date>

9:45-17:00, 29th January 2021

< Venue >Online (ZOOM Meeting) and Centennial Hall, Kyushu University< Language > English< Program and Speaker >Time
09:45-10:00

10:00-10:50

Program and Speaker
Opening Remarks
Prof. Shin NISHIMURA, Kyushu University (Japan)

H-Mat Materials Characterization, Testing, and Modeling.

Dr. Kevin SIMMONS, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (USA)

11:00-11:50

High-Pressure Hy
drogen Polymeric Material Test Facilities in Kyushu University
Prof. Shin NISHIMURA, Kyushu University (Japan)

11:50-14:00

Break

14:00-14:50

Update of Type IV tank in China
Prof. Jinyang ZHENG, Zhejiang University (China)

15:00-15:50

Update of behavior of polyamide in high-pressure hydrogen
Dr. Hiroaki ONO, Kyushu University (Japan)

16:00-16:50

Overview of studies on type IV hyperbaric tanks : burst resistance, damage tolerance,
fire exposure and liner collapse
Prof. Damien HALM, ENSMA (France)

16:50-17:00

Closing Remarks
Prof. Shin NISHIMURA, Kyushu University (Japan)

Local Time for the symposium
29 JAN 9:45-17:00 JST : Japan
11:00-11:50 JST Shin Nishimura
15:00-15:50 JST Hiroaki Ono
29 JAN 8:45-16:00 CST : China
13:00-1350 CST Prof. Jinyang Zheng
29 JAN 1:45-9:00 CET : France
8:00-8:50 CET Prof. Damien Halm
28 JAN 16:45-23:50 PST : WA, US
17:00-17:50 PST : Dr. Kevin Simmons－ 23 －

Kyushu University Energy Week 2021

KyushuUniversity
EnergyWeek
2021
KyushuUniversity
EnergyWeek
2021
KyushuUniversity
COI><<
KyushuUniversity
COI>
2 2RSC) Symposium><Centerof
Coevolutionary
Researchfor
Sustainable
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Time
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ProgramandSpeaker
ProgramandSpeaker

13:00-13:10
13:00-13:10

Opening
Remarks
Opening
Remarks

13:10-13:20
13:10-13:20

Overview
KyushuUniversity
COI
Overview
of ofKyushuUniversity
COI
2
YuichiNakamura,
Project
Leader,KyushuUniversity
COI
RSC),
Dr.Dr.
YuichiNakamura,
Project
Leader,KyushuUniversity
COI
(C2(C
RSC),
Executive
Professional,
NEC
Corp.
Executive
Professional,
NEC
Corp.

13:20-13:30
13:20-13:30

Overview
researchthemessocialimplementation
Overview
of ofresearchthemesforforsocialimplementation
2
Prof.
Yasuhide
Fukumoto,
Research
Leader,KyushuUniversity
COI
RSC),
Prof.
Yasuhide
Fukumoto,
Research
Leader,KyushuUniversity
COI
(C2(C
RSC),
Professor,
Institute
Mathematics
Industry,
Kyushu
Univ.
Professor,
Instituteof ofMathematics
forforIndustry,
KyushuUniv.

13:30-14:10
13:30-14:10

SpecialLectureSpecialLecture
TBD
TBD

14:10-14:20
14:10-14:20

Break
Break

14:20-15:40
14:20-15:40

15:40-16:25
15:40-16:25

16:25-16:30
16:25-16:30

The
initiatives
andresearchthemessocialimplementation
each
field
The
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andresearchthemesforforsocialimplementation
in in
each
field
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Overall
discussion
Overall
discussion
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Moderator:
YuichiNakamura(Project
Leader,KyushuUniversity
COI
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Moderator:
Dr.Dr.
YuichiNakamura(Project
Leader,KyushuUniversity
COI
(C2(C
Closing
Remarks
Closing
Remarks
2
Prof.
YoshioHisaeda,Director,
KyushuUniversity
COI
RSC),
Prof. Yoshio Hisaeda,
Director,
KyushuUniversity
COI
(C2(C
RSC),
Executive
Vice
President,
KyushuUniversity
Executive Vice President, Kyushu University※The
programis subjectchange.
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programis subject
to tochange.

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