China-Japan-Korea Symposium on Analytical Chemistry, September 1.
Frontier of the analytical chemistry in China, Japan and Korea
Poster Presentation
Poster board size is 1200W, 1800H. Post your poster before 12:00, Take out around 17:00
No.

Contributor

PI1 Ms Hui CHEN

PI2 Ms Yuwei MA
PI3 Prof. Yunhua GAO
PI4 Prof. Yan ZHUMr.Chul-Su KIM
Mr.Sung-Min HWANG
Ms. Hye-Jin JANG
PI6Ms Hyun-Hwa SON
PI5

P1 Mr.Shuntaro OKAUCHI
P2 Ms.Tomoko YASUDA

Affiliation

Title
Development of a highly sensitive and selective microplate
Beijing University of Chemicalchemiluminescence enzyme immunoassay for the determination ofTechnology
free thyroxine in human serum
Determination of phthalates in fruit jellies by dispersive solid-phase
Research Center for Ecoextraction coupled with high performance liquid chromatographyEnvironmental Science, CAS
mass spectrometry
Technical Institute of Physics Sensitive Protein Detection Based Magnetic Tunnel Junction
and Chemistry, CASSensors
Determination of Inorganic Anions in Ethyl Acetate by In-line
Zhejiang Univ.
Hollow Fiber Membrane Extraction with Ion Chromatography
Estimate of emission and analysis of PCDD/DFs, PCBs andPukyuong Natl. Univ.
emerging POPs from Waste incineration facility
Application of Polydimethylsiloxane Mini-Disk Extraction to theSeoul Women's Univ.
Analysis of Floral Aroma by Gas Chromatography and Mass
Development of New Ultra Violet Photo-Reactor and its
Kyoritsu Chemicaｌ-Check Lab. Application to the Determination of Total Nitrogen and Total
Phosphorus
In situ monitoring of fast chemical processes under the
Osaka Pref. Univ.
hydrothermal conditions

P3 Dr.Md..Firoz KHAN

Yokohama Univ.

Source Apportionment of Hazardous Elements of SPM Aerosol inYokohama, Japan

P4 Dr.Kazutoshi SUGITA

Mitsubishi Chemical Analytic

Examination of VOC Analysis in soil by Direct Head Space-GC/MS

P5 Dr.Keiro HIGUCHI

Ogawa & Co., Ltd.

P6 Associate Prof. Koji OSHITAKibi International Univ.

Development of Continuous Monitoring System for Ammonium ion
in Industrial Waste Brine Water by using FIA Technique
Flow Injection Determination of Hydrogen Peroxide based onFluorescence Quenching of Chromatographic Acid Catalyzed withIron(Ⅱ)

P7 Mr.Toyohito WADA

Shimadzu

P8 Dr.Chuichi WATANABE

Frontier Laboratories

P9 Dr.Chuichi WATANABE

Frontier Laboratories

Using a Capillary GC Backflush Device for Rapid Analysis Analysis of Acrylonitrile in ABS ResinRapid Characterization and Investigation of Oil Shales by
Thermal Desorption-Pyrolysis-GC/MS using Multi-Functional
Development of new Pyrolysis-GC/MS System Incorporated withon-line Micro-Ultraviolet Irradiation for Rapid Evaluation of Photo,
Thermal and Oxidative Degradation of Polymers

P10 Associate Prof.Hiroshi SATONagasaki International Univ.

Control of Components and Malodorance in Kitchen Scraps

P11 Mr.Takaaki MURATA

Introduction of High Selective, High Sensitive Reduction Gas
Detector for GC

Techno International

Validation of a Fast Multiresidue Method for the Determination ofAisti Science
P12 Mr.Ryoichi SASANO
Pesticides Residues in Food Using Mini Solid-Phase Extraction
and Large Volume Injection-Gas Chromatography
Validation of a Post-Column Reaction GC/FID as an Accurate
NMIJ / AIST
Assignment Method of the Specific Values for Organic
P13 Mr.Takuro WATANABE
Compounds
Determination of Trace Amount of Formaldehyde based on theTokai Univ.
P14 Prof.Yasuyuki MIURA
Spectrophotometric Measurement of excess Sulfite for Formationof Formaldehyde-Sulfite Compound
Effect of Alcohol Addition on Determination of Thiosulfate, Sulfite,
P15 Associate Prof. Ikko MIKAMI Tokai Univ.
Sulfide and Thiocyanate based on its Reaction with Cerium (Ⅳ)
and the Fluorescence Detection of Cerium (Ⅲ)
Stationary Phase for Ion Chromatographic Determination ofP16 Prof.Toyohide TAKEUCHI Gifu Univ.
Inorganic Anions in Seawater
Analysis of Raw Water and Drinking Water by High-throughput Ion
TOSOH
P17 Mr.Fumiya NAKATA
Chromatography
Evaluation Research Institute Simultaneous Determination of Halogen Compounds and Sulfur
P18 Dr.Makoto NONOMURAfor Environmental Technology Oxides in Flue Gas by Ion Chromatography
P19 Mr.Norio HAYASHIMitsubishi Chemical Analytic

Determination of Halogens and Sulfur by Combustion-Ion
Chromatography

P20 Dr.Yuko KITAMAKINMIJ / AIST

Reference Material of Sulfur Blank Solvent for the Liquid Fuels

P21 Dr.Nobuhiro MATSUMOTO NMIJ / AIST
P22 Dr.Norikazu NAGAE

Chromanic Technologies

P23 Ms.Kyoko FUKUSHIMALMS

P24 Mr.Yasuhiro KANEDAILMS

P25 Mr.Takeshi INOUETokyo Kasei Kogyo

P26 Ms.Erina TSUTSUMIOsaka Pref. Univ.

P27 Mr.Kozo AKAI

Osaka Pref. Univ.

P28 Mr.Hideyuki SAKAMOTO

Hitachi High-Technologies

Evaluation of Error Sources in a Gravimetric Technique for
Preparation of a Reference Gas Mixture (a case of carbon dioxidein synthetic air)Study of State of Alkyl Chains for Reversed-Phase:Collapse orBrush up
Generic Approach to Analysis of Pharmaceutical Salts Including
Inorganic and Organic Counter-ions with Corona CAD
Simultaneous Cation and Anion Analysis with Charged Aerosol
Detection
Feature of new Organic Synthesis Chiral Polymer as HPLC
Stationary Phase
Development of a single-step ELISA capillary by Enzyme
Proximity-dependant Reaction
Combinable-PDMS Capillary (CPC) Sensor Array towards allSingle-step assay of Multiple Analytes on a Single Microfluidic
Determination of Total Arsenic in Environmental Samples withDecomposition by UV-irradiation using Hydride Generation Atomic
Absorption Spectrometry