Symposium program
Tuesday, February 20, 2018
TimePresenterTitle

9:30-9:40

Kiyotaka Asakura
Director of ICAT

Welcome speech

Chair:
9:40-10:20
10:20-10:50

Kiyotaka Asakura (ICAT, Hokkaido University)
Michael R. Hoffmann
Atomic layer deposition as a tool for tuning theCalifornia Institute of Technology,
reactivity of heterogeneous electrocatalysts for theUSA
chlorine and oxygen evolution reactions
Ryu AbeDesign of stable mixed-anion semiconductors for
Kyoto University, Japan
photocatalytic water splitting under visible light

10:50-11:10
Chair:
11:10-11:30
11:30-11:50
11:50-12:10

Coffee breakAtsushi Fukuoka (ICAT, Hokkaido University)
Michael Wark
Ferrites for photoelectrochemical water splitting
University Oldenburg, Germany
and photocatalytic pollutant degradation
EPR investigations of earth abundant W-TiO2
Emma Richardsand Mo-TiO2 nano-architectures for photoelectron
Cardiff University, UK
storage and PEC water splitting
Adriana Zaleska-Medynska
Recent development on application of TiO2-based
University of Gdansk, Poland
nanotubes in photocatalysis

12:10-14:00
Chair:
14:00-14:40
14:40-15:00
15:00-15:20

Lunch break
Tamaki Nakano (ICAT, Hokkaido University)
Bunsho Ohtani
Revisiting 1972-The year of kick off but anchoring
Hokkaido University, Japanfor photocatalysis studies
Recent developments on studies of mobile
Christophe Colbeau-Justin
charge-carriers in photocatalytic particles by Time
University of Paris-Saclay, France
Resolved Microwave Conductivity
Sankar Meenakshisundaram
Supported monometallic and bimetallic
Cardiff University, UK
nanoparticles for catalytic applications

15:20-15:45
Chair:
15:45-16:00
16:00-16:15
16:15-16:30
16:30-17:00

Coffee break
Kenichi Shimizu (ICAT, Hokkaido University)
Justyna ŁuczakThe ionic liquid-assisted solvothermal synthesis ofGdansk University of Technology,TiO2 microspheres
PolandMohammad A. R. Jamil
Methylation of amines with methanol using Pt/C
Hokkaido University, Japan
catalyst and base
Joanna Nadolna
Nd-modified TiO2 nanoparticles: characterization
University of Gdansk, Polandand photoactivity
Teruhisa Ohno
Development of p-type semiconductor electrodes
Kyushu Institute of Technology,
for photoelectrochemical CO2 reduction underJapanvisible light

17:00

Group photo

17:10-18:10

Poster presentations (selection of best posters by invited presenters)

18:20-20:20

BanquetPlenary lecture (40 min)

Key-note lecture (30 min)

Invited lecture (20 min)Short talk (15 min)

Symposium program
Wednesday, February 21, 2018
TimePresenter

Chair:

Bunsho Ohtani (ICAT, Hokkaido University)
Detlef Bahnemann
Catalytic vs. photocatalytic processes on TiO2
Leibniz University of Hannover,surfaces: an isotopic and FTIR study
Germany
Kazuhiko Maeda
Photocatalytic CO2 reduction and water oxidation
Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan using surface-modified semiconductors

9:30-10:10
10:10-10:40

Title

10:40-11:00
Chair:
11:00-11:30
11:30-11:50

11:50-12:10

Coffee break
Ryu Abe (Kyoto University)
Wojciech Macyk
Jagiellonian University, Poland
Jeremy J. Pietron
US Naval Research Laboratory,
USA
Elena Selli
University of Milan, Italy

How to determine band gap energy and redox
properties of photocatalysts?
Plasmonic photocatalysis and small moleculeoxidation catalysis at oxidation-stable Cu–TiO2
aerogels
Charge carriers photogenerated in photocatalytic
materials: transient absorption and time-resolved
photoluminescence investigations

12:10-14:00
Chair:
14:00-14:40

14:40-15:00

15:00-15:20
15:20-15:35
15:35-15:50

Lunch breakJun-ya HASEGAWA (ICAT, Hokkaido University)
David Ollis
Kinetics of photocatalyzed reactions: five lessonsNorth Carolina State University,
learnedUSA
Izabela Rzeznicka
Hybrid surface materials of inorganic-organic
Shibaura Institute of Technology,
layered structures as cathode materials forJapan
Li-airrechargeable batteries
Agata Markowska-Szczupak
Antimicrobial activity of modified titanium dioxide
West Pomeranian University offor detoxification and disinfection of waterTechnology, Poland
Osamu Tomita
Polyoxometalate as a stable shuttle redox
Kyoto University, Japan
mediator in Z-scheme water splitting
Trimetallic Au@Pd@Pt core-shell nanoparticles
Anna Malankowska
modified TiO2 and NaTaO3with enhanced visible
University of Gdansk, Poland
light activity

15:50-16:10
Chair:
16:10-16:40
16:40-17:00
17:00-17:20
17:20-17:40
17:40-17:55
17:55-18:10

Coffee break
Mai Takashima (ICAT, Hokkaido University)
Hynd Remita
Conjugated polymer nanostructures for
CNRS and University of Parisphotocatalysis under visible light
Saclay, Orsay, France
Satoru Takakusagi
Structure and reactivity on well-defined model
Hokkaido University, Japan
catalyst surfaces studied by STM and XAFS
Anna Zielińska-Jurek
Gdansk University of Technology,
Magnetic photocatalysts for water treatment
PolandYuichi Kamiya
Catalytic reduction of nitrate toward purification ofHokkaido University, Japanactually polluted groundwater
Cody Finke
Atomic layer deposition as a tool for tuning theCalifornia Institute of Technology,
reactivity of heterogeneous electrocatalysts for theUSA
chlorine and oxygen evolution reactions
Anna Gołąbiewska
The effect of gold shape and size on the visible
University of Gdansk, Poland
light induced photoactivity of Au-TiO2

18:10-18:20
18:20-18:30

Ceremony of poster awards
Ewa Kowalska
Hokkaido University, Japan

Closing remarksIIPage

Symposium program
Thursday, February 22, 2018
Post-conference trip (8:00-20:00)

8:00 Departure(Mystays Sapporo hotel)
10:15 Toya Lake and Toyako Volcano Science Museum (http://www.toyako-vc.jp/en/volcano/)
10:30 Movie show
11:00 Departure to Shiraoi (lunch during the trip)
12:00 Shiraoi, Poroto Kotan with Ainu Museum(http://www.ainumuseum.or.jp/en/study/eng01.html )12:15-12:40 performance (or 13:15-13:40)*
13:30 Departure to Noboribetsu (or 13:50)*
14:00 Noboribetsu (or 14:20)*
14:00-14:30

Oyunuma observatory(or 14:20-14:50)*

14:30-15:10

Hell Velley(or 14:50-15:40)*

15:20-17:30

Onsen (hot spring bath)(or 15:50-17:30)*

17:30-18:30

Dinner

18:30 Departure to New Chitose Airport and Sapporo

20:00 Arrival at Mystays Sapporo hotel*depending on traffic conditions
III

LIST OF PRESENTATIONSPlenary lectures:
1. Atomic layer deposition as a tool for tuning the reactivity of heterogeneous electrocatalysts
for the chlorine and oxygen evolution reactions
Michael R. Hoffmann(9:40-10:20, February 20)
California Institute of Technology, USA

2. Revisiting 1972-The year of kick off but anchoring for photocatalysis studies
Bunsho Ohtani(14:00-14:40, February 20)
Hokkaido University, Japan

3. Catalytic vs. photocatalytic processes on TiO2 surfaces: an isotopic and FTIR study,
Detlef Bahnemann(9:30-10:10, February 21)
Leibniz University of Hannover, Germany

4. Kinetics of photocatalyzed reactions: five lessons learnedDavid Ollis(14:00-14:40, February 21)

North Carolina State University, USA

Key-note lectures:
1. Design of stable mixed-anion semiconductors for photocatalytic water splitting under visiblelightRyu Abe(10:20-10:50, February 20)
Kyoto University, Japan

2. Development of p-type semiconductor electrodes for photoelectrochemical CO2 reduction
under visible light
Teruhisa Ohno
(16:30-17:00, February 20)
Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan

2. Photocatalytic CO2 reduction and water oxidation using surface-modified semiconductors
Kazuhiko Maeda(10:10-10:40, February 21)
Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

3. How to determine band gap energy and redox properties of photocatalysts?
Wojciech Macyk(11:00-11:30, February 21)
Jagiellonian University, Poland

4. Conjugated polymer nanostructures for photocatalysis under visible light
Hynd Remita(16:10-16:40, February 21)
CNRS and University of Paris-Saclay, Orsay, FranceIV

Invited lectures:1. Ferrites for photoelectrochemical water splitting and photocatalytic pollutant degradation
Michael Wark
(11:10-11:30, February 20)
University Oldenburg, Germany

2. EPR investigations of earth abundant W-TiO2 and Mo-TiO2 nano-architectures forphotoelectron storage and PEC water splitting
Emma Richards(11:30-11:50, February 20)
Cardiff University, UK

3. Recent development on application of TiO2-based nanotubes in photocatalysis
Adriana Zaleska-Medynska(11:50-12:10, February 20)
University of Gdansk, Poland

4. Recent developments on studies of mobile charge-carriers in photocatalytic particles byTime Resolved Microwave Conductivity
Christophe Colbeau-Justin(14:40-15:00, February 20)
University of Paris-Saclay, France

5. Supported monometallic and bimetallic nanoparticles for catalytic applications
Sankar Meenakshisundaram(15:00-15:20, February 20)
Cardiff University, UK

6. Plasmonic photocatalysis and small molecule oxidation catalysis at oxidation-stable Cu–TiO2 aerogels
Jeremy J. Pietron(11:30-11:50, February 21)
US Naval Research Laboratory, USA

7. Charge carriers photogenerated in photocatalytic materials: transient absorption and timeresolved photoluminescence investigationsElena Selli(11:50-12:10, February 21)
University of Milan, Italy

8. Hybrid surface materials of inorganic-organic layered structures as cathode materials
for Li-airrechargeable batteries
Izabela Rzeznicka(14:40-15:00, February 21)
Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan

9.

Antimicrobial activity of modified titanium dioxide for detoxification and disinfection ofwater
Agata Markowska-Szczupak(15:00-15:20, February 21)
West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin, Poland

10. Structure and reactivity on well-defined model catalyst surfaces studied by STM andXAFS
Satoru Takakusagi(16:40-17:00, February 21)
Hokkaido University, Japan

11. Magnetic photocatalysts for water treatment
Anna Zielinska-Jurek(17:00-17:20, February 21)

Gdansk University of Technology, Poland

12. Catalytic reduction of nitrate toward purification of actually polluted groundwater
Yuichi Kamiya(17:20-17:40, February 21)
Hokkaido University, JapanV

Short talks:
1. The ionic liquid-assisted solvothermal synthesis of TiO2 microspheres
Justyna Łuczak(15:45-16:00, February 20)
Gdansk University of Technology, Poland

2. Methylation of amines with methanol using Pt/C catalyst and base
Md. A. R. Jamil(16:00-16:15, February 20)
Hokkaido University, Japan

3. Nd-modified TiO2 nanoparticles: characterization and photoactivity
Joanna Nadolna(16:15-16:30, February 20)
University of Gdansk, Poland

4. Polyoxometalate as a stable shuttle redox mediator in Z-scheme water splitting
Osamu Tomita(15:20-15:35, February 21)
Kyoto University, Japan

5. Trimetallic Au@Pd@Pt core-shell nanoparticles modified TiO2 and NaTaO3 withenhanced visible light activity
Anna Malankowska(15:35-15:50, February 21)
University of Gdansk, Poland

6. Atomic layer deposition as a tool for tuning the reactivity of heterogeneouselectrocatalysts for the chlorine and oxygen evolution reactions
Cody Finke(17:40-17:55, February 21)
California Institute of Technology, USA

7. The effect of gold shape and size on the visible light inducedphotoactivity of Au-TiO2
Anna Gołąbiewska(17:55-18:10, February 21)
University of Gdansk, Poland

Posters (17:25-18:25, February 20):
1. Identification and structural characterization of metal-oxide powders with energy-resolved
density of electron traps
Akio Nitta
Hokkaido University, Japan

2. Theoretical study of selective mechanochemical activation in chitin hydrolysis
Danjo De Chavez
Hokkaido University, Japan

3. Multielectron-transfer mechanism in heterogeneous photocatalysis based on lightintensity dependence analysis
Shugo Takeuchi
Hokkaido University, Japan

4. Photo-induced β-elimination of an alcohol leading to a vinyl monomer
Hassan Nageh
Hokkaido University, Japan

5. Organic-inorganic hybrid complexes prepared using gallic acid derivatives toward
transparent film with high grass transition temperature
Kanako Aoki
Hokkaido University, JapanVI

6. Photocatalytic properties of TiO2-coated Au nanoshells
Kanjiro Torigoe
Tokyo University of Science, Japan

7. Reductive transformations of CO2, carboxylic acids and amides into chemicals
Ken-ichi Shimizu
Hokkaido University, Japan

8. Single and dual-modified titania photocatalysts with noble metals for improvement of theirphotocatalytic performance
Kenta Yoshiiri
Hokkaido University, Japan

9. Ultrafast XAFS studies on the photoabsorption processes
Kiyotaka Asakura
Hokkaido University, Japan

10. Synthesis of carbon catalyst with vicinal carboxylic acid groups as active sites
Lina Mahardiani
Hokkaido University, Japan

11. Photocatalytic properties of TixCuy nanotubes arrays obtained via anodic oxidationMagda Kozak
University of Gdansk, Poland

12. Theoretical study of palladium-catalyzed asymmetric hydrosilylation of styrene with helicalpoly(quinoxaline-2,3-diyl) chiral phosphine ligand
Manusada Ratanasak
Hokkaido University, Japan

13. The effect of ionic liquid anion type on the surface properties and photoactivity of TiO 2
particles
Marta Paszkiewicz-Gawron
University of Gdansk, Poland

14. Incorporation of multinuclear copper active sites into nitrogen-doped carbon forelectrochemical oxygen reduction
Masaru Kato
Hokkaido University, Japan

15. Development of plasmonic photocatalysts with enhanced antimicrobial activity
Maya Endo
Hokkaido University, Japan

16. Selective FDCA formation from HMF by CeO2-supported Au catalyst
Minjune Kim
Hokkaido University, Japan

17. Possibility of multi atom resonance X-ray raman spectroscopy - a new operando low Zelement XAFS method
Natee Sirisit
Hokkaido University, Japan

18. Co-catalytic action of non-noble metal deposits on titania photocatalyst for multielectron
oxygen reduction
Peng Wang
Hokkaido University, JapanVII19. Few-layer graphene-TiO2 composite photocatalysts for hydrogen production frommethanol-water solution
Rei Mizuno
Muroran Institute of Technology, Japan

20. Sensing of singlet oxygen using intramolecular electron donor-acceptor dyads
Reiko Kohara
Hokkaido University, Japan

21. Effect of Pt supported hydrophobic mesoporous silica on oxidation of ethylene at lowtemperature
Shazia Sharmin Satter
Hokkaido University, Japan

22. Effects of Ag incorporation of in the Cu2ZnSnS4 thin film on its photovoltaic andphotoelectrochemical performances
Shigeru Ikeda
Konan University, Japan

23. Mechanism and kinetic studies on oxidative decomposition of acetic acid on a bismuthmodified titania photocatalyst
Shunsuke Shiba
Hokkaido University, Japan

24. Fate of charge carrier dynamics in perovskite nanocrystal thin films
Sushant Ghimire
Hokkaido University, Japan

25. Synthesis and electrochemical oxygen reduction reaction activity of Pt–Ni alloy nanowires
Tianchi Li
Hokkaido University, Japan

26. Reverse water gas shift reaction using SILP type catalyst
Tomohiro Yasuda
Hokkaido University, Japan

27. Reaction mechanism of DMC formation from CO2 and methanolover CeO2: a DFT study
Toshiyuki Sugiyama
Hokkaido University, Japan

28. Aggregate formation of a near-infrared dye leading to characteristic photo excitation andemission behaviors
Yue Wang
Hokkaido University, Japan

29. Application of fluorescence XAFS using a BCLA to model fuel cell catalysts
Yuki Wakisaka
Hokkaido University, Japan

30. Interparticle charge transfer for methanol dehydrogenation on platinum-loaded titania
particles prepared from P25
Kunlei Wang
Hokkaido University, Japan

31. Effect of the precursor on hydrogenation and visible photocatalytic performance of TiO2
Lijuan HanGansu Natural Energy Institute, ChinaVIII