Guide Book
22nd Cross Straits Symposium on

Energy and Environmental Scienceand Technology (22nd CSS-EEST)
Date: December 2nd (Wed.) — 3rd (Thu.), 2020
22nd CSS-EEST will be held online using the “ZOOM Video
Communications” software due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Organized byInterdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering
Sciences (IGSES), Kyushu University, Japan

Co-organized by

Pusan National University, Korea
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

Welcome Message
Dear Delegates,
On behalf of the Organizing Committee of 22nd CSS-EEST (The 22nd Cross Straits
Symposium on Energy and Environmental Science and Technology), I would like towarmly welcome you to this symposium.
22nd CSS-EEST will be held online using the Zoom Video Communications software
due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Holding the symposium online for the
first time is no doubt an exciting challenge for us all. The drastic measures that have
had to be taken to combat COVID-19 have at least provided us with the opportunity torethink how this symposium is promoted and organized. I therefore trust that it will
provide an excellent platform for all delegates and presenters to obtain valuable
information from the varied presentations on state-of-the-art science and technology inthe fields of materials, energy, and the environment.
Holding the symposium online will unfortunately mean missing out on many of thebenefits of a traditional conference, such as meeting old acquaintances and making newones face-to-face at the welcome party, banquet and in between presentations. However,the core content remains unchanged, as we will again focus primarily on the threeresearch fields of materials, energy, and the environment. I also hope that you will takeadvantage of the online tools available to network with other participants before, after,and during the presentations. At the very least, I hope that this symposium inspires you
with new ideas for further research directions and collaborations.
Finally, I would like to express my deep appreciation to all presenters for joining us
and the organizing committee of KU, PNU, and SJTU for their contributions and efforts
in ensuring a successful symposium.
Welcome to 22nd CSS-EEST and I hope you have an enjoyable time!

Byung-Koog JANG, Professor
Chair of Organizing Committee (22nd CSS-EEST)
Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences(IGSES), Kyushu University

1Organizing Committees
 Kyushu University
Prof. Byung Koog JANG

Prof. Dong WANG

Prof. Kungen TEII

Prof. Arihiro KANO

Prof. Yusuke KOSUGA

Prof. Takahiko MIYAZAKI

Prof. Hiroki TOKINAGA

Prof. Seigi MIZUNO

Ms. Nahoko ICHIMURA

Ms. Kazuyo NISHIYAMA Pusan National University
Prof. Donggeun LEE

Prof. Bosung SHIN

Prof. Hyokwan BAE

Prof. Gyungmin CHOI

Prof. Sehun KWON

Prof. Jeongeun OH

Prof. Juhun SONG

Prof. Eunseop YEOM

Prof. Jihwan JEONG

Prof. Kuk CHO

Prof. Oi Lun Helena LI

Prof. Changyuk KIM

Prof. Sukkyun AHN

Prof. Jaehyuk KIM

Prof. Youngrae CHO

Prof. Taeho LEE

Prof. Hyungnam KIM

Prof. Heeje KIM

Prof. Gwnaghyo JEONG

Ms. Sooyoung JEONG

 Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Prof. Yaguang WANG

Prof. Shengrong YANG

Prof. Wenfeng SHANGGUAN

Prof. Zhi JIANG

Prof. Yixin ZHAO

Prof. Tao HANG

Prof. Jia LI

Ms. Jun XU

Ms. Xiaoxu ZHANG

Ms. Chenjing BAO

Ms. Wenyu DENG

Ms. Wensha HUANG

Ms. Xiaoke HU

 Student Organizing Committee
Akie SAKAI (KU)

Aira KAMITO (KU)

Kazuya ISHIBASHI (KU)

Naoya MINAMIURA (KU)

Tomihiko KOJIMA (KU)

Masaharu FUKUYAMA (KU)

Yukun WANG (KU)

Jihwoan LEE (KU)

Sungjae LEE (PNU)

Jinhyo PARK (PNU)

Heerim SEO (PNU)

Chen CHEN (SJTU)

Delu KONG (SJTU)

Yanjun ZHU (SJTU)

2Introduction to CSS-EEST
In 1998, our graduate school (*1, hereafter IGSES) proposed to the Pusan National
University (PNU) and the Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH)
that a forum for students to interact with one another by “presenting research that
integrates materials, energy and the environment in English” be established. The twoschools, PNU and POSTECH, were chosen because of their long-standing relationship(*2) with IGSES and relative proximity to Fukuoka. As IGSES bases its research andeducation on the three pillars of “Materials, Energy and Environment”, establishing theforum was the incarnation of its ethos of “Profound, Broad and Integrated”.
The first Cross Straits Symposium on Materials, Energy and Environmental
Sciences (CSS), so named to convey our desire to deepen friendship across the straits
between Kyushu/Tsushima and Tsushima/South Korea, was held in November 1999,
at the Chikushi Campus under the sponsorship of IGSES. The subsequent symposiums
were organized and held by each of respective schools on a rotation basis. In 2013, thesymposium series evolved into the Cross Straits Symposium on Energy andEnvironmental Science and Technology (CSS-EEST) with participation from three
countries, IGSES (Japan), PNU (Korea), and SJTU (Shanghai Jiao Tong University,
PRC) (*3).
*1: The Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Engineering Sciences Research
Department, Kyushu University (before March 2000)/ The Interdisciplinary Graduate
School of Engineering Sciences (IGSES), Kyushu University (after April 2000).
*2: PNU as an intercollegiate exchange school and POSTECH is aninterdepartmental exchange school. Since 2001, POSTECH has been an intercollegiate
exchange school as well.
*3: Kyushu University, PNU, and SJTU are members of the Collaborative
Graduate School Program for Global Human Resources Development in Energy andEnvironmental Science and Technology (the CAMPUS Asia EEST program).

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General Information
Oral PresentationKeynote: 30 minutes (25 min presentation and 5min Q / A), 3 keynote speakers(Materials for KU, Environment for SJTU and Energy for PNU)
Student: 15 minutes (approximately < 11 min presentation, 3 min Q / A + 1 min
speaker change)
All students’ presentation will be divided into three research fields of Materials,
Energy and Environment.

Pre-Check of ZOOM AccessDate; 14:00 – 15:00 (Japanese local time), November 26th (Thu.) and 27th (Fri.)
Only One-Time Access is OK in your convenient time.
If you can’t access on November 26th, please access on November 27th.
Pre-check; Voice, Video and PPT sharing (1~2 min/student)
ZOOM Access:*Notice: If you access at ZOOM room, please change your name like
[University-Position-Last Name-Number].
ex) KU-Faculty-Mr.KATO, KU-Staff-Ms.ICHIMURA, KU-D2-Mr.SAKAI-M5,
PNU-M2-Mr.LEE-E14, SJTU-D3-Mr.WANG-EN5

Date; 14:00 – 15:00 (Japanese local time),
November 26th (Thu.) and 27th (Fri.)Your Presentation

ZOOM Access

Chair (*Supervisor)
26th(Thu.): Aira KAMITO,
Kazuya ISHIBASHI

Materials

27th(Fri.): Aira KAMITO,
Kazuya ISHIBASHI(*Prof. Byung-Koog JANG)
26th(Thu.): Tomihiko KOJIMA,
Naoya MINAMIURA

Energy27th(Fri.): Tomihiko KOJIMA,
Naoya MINAMIURA(*Prof. Dong WANG)
26th(Thu.): Yukun WANG,
Akie SAKAI

Environment

27th(Fri.): Yukun WANG,
Jihwoan LEE(*Prof. Yusuke KOSUGA)
4Contact Information
Faculty Organizing Committees
 General Coordinator
Prof. Byung Koog JANG; jang.byungkoog@kyudai.jp
 Materials Field
Prof. Kungen TEII; teii@asem.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Prof. Arihiro KANO; kano@ms.ifoc.kyushu-u.ac.jp
 Energy Field
Prof. Dong WANG; wangdong@kyudai.jp
Prof. Takahiko MIYAZAKI; miyazaki.takahiko.735@m.kyushu-u.ac.jp
 Environmental Field
Prof. Yusuke KOSUGA; kosuga@riam.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Prof. Hiroki TOKINAGA; tokinaga@riam.kyushu-u.ac.jp

Student Organizing Committees & Volunteers
 General Coordinator
Akie SAKAI (D2); akie.sakai@riam.kyushu-u.ac.jp
 Materials Field
Aira KAMITO (D2); kamito.aira.753@s.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Kazuya ISHIBASHI (D2); k.ishibashi.567@s.kyushu-u.ac.jp
 Energy Field
Tomihiko KOJIMA (D2); t.kojima.500@s.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Masaharu FUKUYAMA (D2); fukuyama@triam.kyushu-u.ac.jp
 Environmental Field
Yukun WANG (D2); ou@esst.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Akie SAKAI (D2); akie.sakai@riam.kyushu-u.ac.jp

CAMPUS ASIA EEST Office

Ms. Nahoko ICHIMURA; nahoko@kyudai.jp
Ms. Kazuyo NISHIYAMA; nishiyama.kazuyo.232@m.kyushu-u.ac.jp
TEL. : 092-583-7631 FAX. : 092-583-7640# 307, Building E,
Chikushi Campus, Kyushu University
6-1 Kasuga-koen, Kasuga-shi, Fukuoka, 816-8580, Japan5

Schedule
Day 1, December 2nd (Wed.)
Time

9:30 - 10:00

Event

Opening
Ceremony*Notice: Japanese local time below!

Chair

ZOOM RoomKU (Dean, Prof.
Hideharu NAKASHIMA)SJTU (Prof. Shengrong
YANG)

Prof. ByungKoog JANGPNU (Prof. Donggeun
LEE)

Keynote - #1 (KU)

Prof. Arihiro
KANO

10:00 - 10:30 Prof. Andrew M. SPRING,
Title: Living Polymerizations forEngineering Applications

Main room

Keynote - #2 (SJTU)

Prof. Mingce LONG,
10:30 - 11:00 Title: Sustainable Photocatalytic andPiezocatalytic Production of H2O2 and Its
in-situ Environmental Applications
11:00 - 11:15

11:15 - 12:15

12:15 - 13:45

13:45 - 17:00

Prof. Hiroki
TOKINAGA

Break
Materials

Oral Session - #1

Students(Evaluation: One faculty from each
KU, PNU, SJTU and all students)

EnergyEnvironment

Lunch
Materials

Oral Session - #2 & 3

Students(Evaluation: One faculty from each
KU, PNU, SJTU and all students)

EnergyEnvironment*Notice: If you access at ZOOM room, please change your name like
[University-Position-Last Name-Number].
ex) KU-Faculty-Mr.KATO, KU-Staff-Ms.ICHIMURA, KU-D2-Mr.SAKAI-M5,
PNU-M2-Mr.LEE-E14, SJTU-D3-Mr.WANG-EN5
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Schedule
Day 2, December 3rd (Thu.)
Time*Notice: Japanese local time below!

Event

Keynote - #3 (PNU)

9:30 - 10:00

10:00 - 12:15

12:15 - 13:50

12:50 - 13:50

13:50 - 15:50

Prof. Sangmin PARK,
Title: Fabrication of freestanding andpatterned nanoporous junctions in 3D
micro-nanofluidic devices

ZOOM RoomProf.
Takahiko
MIYAZAKI

Main room
Materials

Oral Session - #4 & 5

Students(Evaluation: One faculty from each
KU, PNU, SJTU and all students)

EnergyEnvironment

Lunch
PDCA Meeting by only CA Faculty& Staffs from KU, PNU and SJTU

Prof. ByungKoog JANG &Prof. Dong
WANG

PDCA meeting room

Materials

Oral Session - #6 & 7

Students(Evaluation: One faculty from each
KU, PNU, SJTU and all students)

EnergyEnvironment

Break

15:50 - 16:30

16:30 - 17:00

Chair

Closing
Ceremony

KU (Vice Dean, Prof.
Seigi MIZUNO)SJTU (Prof.
Shengrong YANG)

Prof. Dong
WANG

Main roomPNU (Prof. Donggeun
LEE)*Notice: If you access at ZOOM room, please change your name like
[University-Position-Last Name-Number].
ex) KU-Faculty-Mr.KATO, KU-Staff-Ms.ICHIMURA, KU-D2-Mr.SAKAI-M5,
PNU-M2-Mr.LEE-E14, SJTU-D3-Mr.WANG-EN5
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Time Table*Notice: Japanese local time below!

Day 1: December 2nd (Wed.), 2020
Time

Content

Speaker

Chair / ZOOM RoomKU (Dean, Prof. Hideharu
NAKASHIMA)
09:30 – 10:00

SJTU (Prof. Shengrong
YANG)

Opening Ceremony

Prof. Byung-Koog JANGPNU (Prof. Donggeun
LEE)
10:00 – 10:30

Keynote - #1 (KU)

Prof. Andrew M. SPRING

Prof. Arihiro KANO

10:30 – 11:00

Keynote - #2 (SJTU)

Prof. Mingce LONG

Prof. Hiroki TOKINAGA

11:00 – 11:15

BreakThree rooms(Parallel Session)Materials

EnergyEnvironment*Prof. Takahiko MIYAZAKI (KU)

*Time keeper *Prof. Byung-Koog JANG (KU)
Chair: Kazuya ISHIBASHI (KU)
*Kentaro NAKAMURA (KU)

Chair: Jeonggeon KIM (PNU)*Shingo HIRATA (KU)

11:15 – 11:30

M-1

Wenjun LI (KU)

E-1

Sampad GHOSH (KU)

11:30 – 11:45

M-2

Yang ZHAO (SJTU)
Cancelled*Prof. Hiroki TOKINAGA (KU)
Chair: Yukun WANG (KU)
*Naoya MINAMIURA (KU)
Nishat Tasnim
EN-1
TOOSTY (KU)

E-2

Yanjun ZHU (SJTU)

EN-2

Chen CHEN (SJTU)

11:45 – 12:00

M-3

Sung Jae LEE (PNU)

E-3

Taehee HAN (PNU)

EN-3

Suin PARK (PNU)

12:00 – 12:15

M-4

Md Khalid
HOSSAIN (KU)

E-4

Khaoula BENSAIDA
(KU)

EN-4

Tatsuya
HINOKUMA (KU)

*Supervisor 

Oral
Session#1

12:15 – 13:45*Time keeper *Prof. Kungen TEII (KU)
Chair: Wenjun LI (KU)
*Kentaro NAKAMURA (KU)

13:45 – 14:00

M-5

14:00 – 14:15

M-6

14:15 – 14:30

M-7

14:30 – 14:45

M-8

14:45 – 15:00

M-9

Qiongyan WANG
(SJTU) Cancelled
Hyunseok CHOE
(PNU)
Shuhei MORITA(KU)
Shahadat HOSSAIN(KU)

15:00 – 15:15

M-10

Wang HU (SJTU)*Supervisor 

Oral
Session#2

Lunch

Kazuya ISHIBASHI(KU)*Prof. Dong WANG (KU)
Chair: Yaoyu HE (SJTU)*Hayato TAKESHITA (KU)
Yemanebirhan
E-5
Tadesse ABIRHAM(KU)*Prof. Hiroki TOKINAGA (KU)
Chair: Suyeon LEE (PNU)*Saki SHIGENOBU (KU)

EN-5

Yukun WANG (KU)

E-6

Satoko KAMEI (KU)

EN-6

E-7

Yaoyu HE (SJTU)

EN-7
EN-8

Hirotomo KOHNO(KU)
Geunyoung KIM(PNU)
Uthpala Amoda
PERERA (KU)

EN-9

Yusuke DOI (KU)

EN-10

Minsu SONG (PNU)

E-8
E-9
E-10
8

Jeonggeon KIM(PNU)
Relebohile MOKETE(KU)
Vikrant Siddharudh
CHALGERI (PNU)

Time Table
15:15 – 15:30*Supervisor *Time keeper 

15:30 – 15:45
15:45 – 16:00
Oral
Session#3

16:00 – 16:15
16:15 – 16:30
16:30 – 16:45
16:45 – 17:00

Break*Prof. Kungen TEII (KU)
Chair: Hyunseok CHOE (PNU)*Toshiaki MORI (KU)
Takeru HAMASAKI
M-11
(KU)
Zichao WEI (SJTU)
M-12
Cancelled
Juhwan BAEG
M-13
(PNU)
Seunghyeon KIM
M-14
(KU)
(F. J. TULI) 
M-15
G. PENG (KU)
Jialin ZHENG (SJTU)
M-16
Cancelled*Prof. Dong WANG (KU)
Chair: V. S. CHALGERI (PNU)*Hayato TAKESHITA (KU)
Daisuke HENZAN
E-11
(KU)

*Prof. Byung-Koog JANG (KU)
Chair: Jindi GUO (KU)
*Saki SHIGENOBU (KU)

EN-11

Ryoki FUJITA (KU)

E-12

Yinglei QU (KU)

EN-12

Yeonju KIM (PNU)

E-13

Weineng LIAO (SJTU)

EN-13

E-14
E-15
E-16

Seungwook LEE(PNU)
Shintaro FUJISAKI(KU)
Mahmoud NASEF
(KU)

EN-14

Toshiki
SANEMITSU (KU)
Kazuma NAGATA
(KU)

EN-15

Kyungil CHO (PNU)

EN-16

Sungjin KIM (KU)

*Notice: Japanese local time below!

Day 2: December 3rd (Thu.), 2020
Time

Content

Speaker

Chair / ZOOM Room

09:30 – 10:00

Keynote - #3 (PNU)

Prof. Sangmin PARK

Prof. Takahiko MIYAZAKI

Three rooms(Parallel Session)Materials

EnergyEnvironment*Prof. Dong WANG (KU)
Chair: Uthpala A. PERERA (KU)
*Katsumi AOKI (KU)

10:00 – 10:15*Prof. Byung-Koog JANG (KU)
Chair: Juhwan BAEG (PNU)*Toshiaki MORI (KU)
Hongseok KIM
M-17
(PNU)

E-17

Leiyun WANG (KU)

*Prof. Yusuke KOSUGA (KU)
Chair: Kyungil CHO (PNU)*Satoko KAMEI (KU)
Chenyi ZHANG
EN-17(SJTU) Cancelled

10:15 – 10:30

M-18

E-18

Sota IWAKI (KU)

EN-18

Jindi GUO (KU)

10:30 – 10:45

M-19

E-19

Jiawei FENG (SJTU)

EN-19

Suyeon LEE (PNU)

10:45 – 11:00

M-20

E-20

Jinhyo PARK (PNU)*Supervisor *Time keeper 

Oral
Session#4

Hideki OHUE (KU)
Hiroki KANAKOGI(KU)
Biyu CHEN (SJTU)
Cancelled

11:00 – 11:15

Break

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Time Table

11:15 – 11:30*Prof. Byung-Koog JANG (KU)
Chair: Jihwoan LEE (KU)
*Akira NISHIO (KU)
Noboru SHIMIZU
M-21
(KU)

E-21

Jin ZHANG (KU)

11:30 – 11:45

M-22

Jihwoan LEE (KU)

E-22

Akito IPPONSUGI(KU)

11:45 – 12:00

M-23

Yu HAN(KU)

E-23

Jinsub KIM (PNU)

12:00 – 12:15

M-24

Saki SHIGENOBU
(KU)

E-24

Sitti Subaedah
SAHABUDDIN (KU)

*Supervisor *Time keeper 

Oral
Session#5

12:15 – 13:50*Supervisor 

14:05 – 14:20
14:20 – 14:35

M-27

Zanhui CHEN (KU)

14:35 – 14:50

M-28

Delu KONG (SJTU)

13:50 – 14:05
Oral
Session#6

Lunch (PDCA meeting by only CA faculty & staffs from KU, PNU and SJTU; 12:50-13:50)*Prof. Kungen TEII (KU)
Chair: Delu KONG (SJTU)*Akira NISHIO (KU)
Jinyuan MA (SJTU)
M-25
Cancelled
Tsubasa AYUKAWA
M-26
(KU)

*Time keeper *Prof. Dong WANG (KU)
Chair: Y. T. ABIRHAM (KU)
*Katsumi AOKI (KU)

*Prof. Takahiko MIYAZAKI (KU)

Chair: Yukun WANG (KU)
*Naoya MINAMIURA (KU)
Keisuke IWASAKI
E-25
(KU)

E-26

14:50 – 15:05*Supervisor *Time keeper 

Oral
Session#7

15:05 – 15:20
15:20 – 15:35

Heerim SEO (PNU)

Break*Prof. Kungen TEII (KU)
Chair: Delu KONG (SJTU)*Shingo HIRATA (KU)
Qi ZHAO (SJTU)
M-29
Cancelled
Keisuke
SUGATA
M-30
(KU)

M-31

Xiaoqian HE (SJTU)

15:35 – 15:50
15:50 – 16:30

Break
KU (Vice Dean, Prof. Seigi
MIZUNO)

16:30 – 17:00

SJTU (Prof. Shengrong
YANG)

Closing Ceremony

PNU (Prof. Donggeun
LEE)

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Prof. Dong WANG

Keynote Speakers #1 (KU)
Associate Professor, Andrew M. SPRINGInterdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences,
Kyushu University
Email: spring.mark.andrew.284@m.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Tel: +81-92-583-8901
Website: https://springmarkandrew28.wixsite.com/polymerchemistry

Educational and Professional Career (Biography or CV)Master of Chemistry (MChem): University of Hull (UK) 2006
PhD in Materials Chemistry: University of Manchester (UK) 2010
Postdoctoral Research Associate: University of Florida (USA) 2010-2011
Postdoctoral Research Associate: Institute of Materials Chemistry and Engineering(IMCE) Kyushu University (Japan) 2012-2014
 Assistant Professor: Green Asia Education Centre Kyushu University (Japan)
2014-2018
 Associate Professor: Department of Molecular and Material Science (MMS)
Kyushu University (Japan) 2018-present

Research InterestsElectro-optic Polymers
Conjugated Polymers
Carbon Nanotube Inks
Functional Polymers for Wastewater Treatment

Lecture Title
“Living Polymerizations for Engineering Applications”

Abstract
Well-controlled living polymerization mechanisms allow a fine tuning of bulk
polymer properties to suit a range of high-tech engineering applications. Ring Opening
Metathesis Polymerization (ROMP) is one of the most versatile and interesting of thesetechniques. The key requirement is that monomers must be cyclic alkenes which
exhibit a large degree of ring strain. Typically, Grubbs catalysts are utilized to afford
the narrow dispersity homopolymers, random copolymers, block copolymers and othermore complex macromolecules.
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Keynote Speakers #2 (SJTU)
Professor, Mingce LONG
School of Environmental Science and Engineering,
Shanghai Jiao Tong University,
Dongchuan Road No.800, Min Hang District,
Shanghai 200240, China

Educational and Professional Career (Biography or CV)
Dr. Mingce Long received his Ph.D. degree in Environmental Engineering from
Shanghai Jiao Tong University in 2007. He joined the same University in 2008 andwas promoted to professor in 2018. He did research on photoelectrocatalysis at
University of Erlangen-Nuernberg, and environmental photocatalysis at Rice
University as a Visiting Scholar. He was a member of Chinese Chemical Society,
Chines Society for Environmental Science, Chinese Materials Research Society
and American Chemical Society. He has been a member of Editorial Board of
Nano-Micro Letters since 2016, and a young member of Editorial Board of Chinese
Journal of Catalysis since 2017. He has more than 80 peer-reviewed papers withmore than 4400 SCI citations, and his H-index is 31. He coauthored one bookchapter in English and one edited book in Chinese. He has been awarded as the“Tang Lixin Excellent Scholar” in 2018 and “Thermo Fisher Young Researcher
Academic New Artist” in 2010.

Research Interests
1) Environmental functional materials
2) Environmental catalysis
3) Advanced oxidation technologies

12Keynote#3 (PNU)
Student
ListSpeakersof Oral Presentation
Assistant Professor, Sang Min PARK
School of Mechanical Engineering,
Pusan National University
Email: sangmin.park@pusan.ac.kr
Tel: +82-51-510-2892

Educational and Professional Career (Biography or CV)

Aug. 2012, B.S Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Pohang University of Scienceand Technology (POSTECH)
Aug. 2014, M.S Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Pohang University of Scienceand Technology (POSTECH)
Aug. 2018, Ph.D. Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Pohang University of
Science and Technology (POSTECH)

Research InterestsAdvanced nano/microfabrication techniques (e.g. electrospinning, 3D printing)Nano-microfluidic device for energy and environmental fields
Nanofiber scaffolds for tissue engineering and organ-on-a-chip

Lecture Title
“Fabrication of a freestanding and patterned nanoporous junctions in a 3D micronanofluidic devices”

Abstract
In the field of micro-nanofluidics, a freestanding configuration of a nanoporous junction
is highly demanded to increase the design flexibility of the microscale device and theinterfacial area between the nanoporous junction and microchannels. This work reports direct
fabrication and incorporation of a freestanding nanoporous junction in a microfluidic device.
Electrolyte-assisted electrospinning process could fabricate a freestanding nanofiber
membrane, and subsequently, the nanofiber membrane was impregnated with a nanoporous
precursor material followed by a solidification process. Given that this process can readily
control the geometry of the nanoporous junction, vertically stacked 3D micro-nanofluidic
devices with complex configurations are easily achieved. To demonstrate the broad
applicability of this process in various research fields, a reverse electrodialysis-based energy
harvester and an ion concentration polarization-based preconcentrator are produced. Besides,
3D multiplexed and multi-stacked preconcentrators accumulate multiple preconcentrated
plugs that can increase the operating sample volume and the degree of freedom of handling.
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Student List of Oral Presentation
Day 1: December 2nd (Wed.), 2020
No.

Name

Univ.

Title

Page

Materials
M-1

Wenjun LIKU

DISCRIMINATIVE KETONE SENSING IN MIXTURE BASED ON
PROMOTED REACTIVITY OF NANOWIRE MOLECULAR SELECTOR

10

M-2

Yang ZHAOSJTU

No submission (Cancelled)

12
13

M-3

Sung Jae LEE

PNU

MEASUREMENT OF REFRACTIVE INDEX OF LIQUIDS USING
DIFFRACTION GRATINGS FABRICATED BY FLAT-TOP LASERINTERFERENCE LITHOGRAPHY SYSTEM

M-4

Md Khalid HOSSAIN

KU

PROTONIC CONDUCTIVITY AND ISOTOPE DEPENDENCY IN RAREEARTH GADOLINIUM OXIDE

15

M-5

Kazuya ISHIBASHIKU

COLLECTIVE MOTION IN ISING-TYPE VICSEK MODEL

17

M-6

Qiongyan WANG

SJTU

No submission (Cancelled)

19
20

M-7

Hyunseok CHOE

PNU

YOLK-SHELL TYPE GOLD NANOAGGREGATES FOR CHEMO- AND
PHOTOTHERMAL COMBINATION THERAPY OF DRUG-RESISTANTCANCERS

M-8

Shuhei MORITA

KUFORMATION OF COLOR CENTERS IN NANODIAMONDS USINGCOAXIAL ARC PLASMA DEPOSITION

22

M-9

Shahadat HOSSAIN

KU

TWO-DIMENSIONAL GROWTH MECHANISM FOR BORON ON
W(110) SURFACE

24

M-10

Wang HUSJTUGUIDELINES FOR THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE 20TH CROSS STRAITSSYMPOSIUM ON ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE ANDTECHNOLOGY

26

M-11

Takeru HAMASAKIKUFABRICATION AND EVALUATION OF LATERAL-TYPE SPINVALVE
JUNCTIONS COMPRISING SINGLECRYSTALLINE DIAMOND
INTERLAYERS

27

M-12

Zichao WEI

SJTU

No submission (Cancelled)

29

M-13

Juhwan BAEGPNU

Wetting behabior of Water on Polymer Surfaces with Micropillar
Array and Nanoprotrusion

30

M-14

Seunghyeon KIM

KU

HIGH-TEMPERATURE CORROSION OF SINTERED Gd2SiO5 WITH
CMAS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL BARRIER COATINGS

32

M-15

Farhana Jesmin TULI

KU

LEED STUDY OF CLEAN AND BORON INDUCED RECONSTRUCTEDSURFACE OF W(100)34

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M-16

Jialin ZHENG

SJTU

No submission (Cancelled)

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EnergyE-1

Sampad GHOSH

KU

CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND BUILDING ENERGY HARVESTING BY
GRAPHENE NANOPLATELETS REINFORCED CEMENT COMPOSITES

37

E-2

Yanjun ZHUSJTU

STUDY ON FORMALDEHYDE REMOVAL BY LIQUID DESICCANT AIR
CONDITIONING SYSTEM

39

E-3

Taehee HAN

PNU

CuO/ZnO HETEROJUNCTION GAS SENSOR FOR IMPROVED NOR2RSENSITIVITY

42

E-4

Khaoula BENSAIDAKU

INVESTIGATING ON THE EFFECT OF COPPER ADDITION ON IRONBASED MICROBIAL FUEL CELLS SYSTEM

44

E-5

Yemanebirhan
Tadesse ABIRHAM

KU

A PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON A NOVEL THERMAL
PUMPING SYSTEM

46

E-6

Satoko KAMEIKU

DEVELOPMENT OF A MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR LOW ENERGYCOMSIC MUON WITH CHARGE IDENTIFICATION FEATURE

48

E-7

Yaoyu HESJTU

Study of Microwave-Assisted Catalytic Oxidation of Benzene

50

E-8

Jeonggeon KIM

PNU

A STUDY ON THE MICROSTRUCTURE OF NANOPARTICLE DEPOSIT
USING MONTE CARLO SIMULATION

54

E-9

Relebohile MOKETEKU

APPLICATION OF ZINC OXIDE TO STIMULATE BIOGAS YIELD

56

E-10

Vikrant Siddharudh
CHALGERIPNUFLOW REGIME TRANSITION CRITERIA FOR VERTICALDOWNWARD TWO-PHASE FLOW IN RECTANGULAR CHANNEL

58

E-11

Daisuke HENZAN

KU

EVALUATION OF THE TRITIUM CONFINEMENT PERFORMANCE OF
THE Li ROD COMPOSED OF ZIRCONIUM AND ALUMINA

60

E-12

Yinglei QU

KU

FUNDAMENTAL STUDY OF SATURATION OUTPUT POWER ON
QUANTUM DOT SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL AMPLIFIER (SOA)
UNDER HIGH TEMPERATURE

62

E-13

Weineng LIAOSJTUMODIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATIONS OF THE HIGHPERFORMANCE BIPOLAR PLATES FOR REDOX FLOW BATTERIES

64

E-14

Seungwook LEE

PNU

PHYSICAL CLEANING OF WAFER USING SUPERSONIC NOZZLE

67

E-15

Shintaro FUJISAKIKUWAVE IMPACT SIMULATION BY LATTICE BOLTZMANN METHOD

69

E-16

Mahmoud NASEF

KU

MODE PROPAGATION RETAINING USING STRONGLY COUPLED
MCF AT FIBER BENDING REGION

71

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Environment
EN-1

Nishat Tasnim
TOOSTYKU

HEAT-RELATED VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT AND RISK FACTOR
DETECTION FOR HEATSTROKE PATIENTS OF FUKUOKA CITY,
JAPAN

73
75

EN-2

Chen CHEN

SJTU

Cu+ BASED ACTIVE SITES OF DIFFERENT OXIDES SUPPORTED PdCu CATALYSTS FOR HIGH-EFFICIENCY NITRATE REDUCTION
REACTION

EN-3

Suin PARKPNU

Partial nitritation of strong nitrogeneous wastewater under highsalt concentration

77

EN-N

Tatsuya HINOKUMAKU

FUZZY-BASED CONTROL SYSTEM FOR MAXIMUM POWER
TRACKING OF A HYBRID RENEWABLE MICROGRID IN CHIKUSHI
CAMPUS79

EN-5

Yukun WANG

KU

3DCG ROAD LANDSCAPE EVALUATION BASED ON
PSYCHOLOGICAL PRESSURE AND COLOR COMFORTABILITY

81

EN-6

Hirotomo KOHNO

KU

TECHNO-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE UASB WASTEWATERTREATMENT SYSTEM IN FISH PROCESSIGN INDUSTRY IN
INDONESIA

83

EN-7

Geunyoung KIM

PNUGOLD NANOSPHERES-ENCAPSULATED YOLK-SHELL STRUCTURE:
APPLICATION TO TARGET-SELECTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL CATALYST

85

EN-8

Uthpala Amoda
PERERAKU

THE DETERMINATION OF THE VAPOR-LIQUID EQUILIBRIUM FOR
THE BINARY REFRIGERANT PAIR R32+R1234ze(E) UTILIZING A
CUBIC EQUATION OF STATE

87

EN-9

Yusuke DOIKUANALYSIS ON HEAT PUMP CYCLE USING LOW-GWP REFRIGERANTMIXTURE OF HFC32, HFO1234yf AND HFO1123

89

EN-10

Minsu SONGPNU

Poly (vinyl alcohol) cryogel entrapping nitrifying bacteria:
controlled mechanical property and livability of bacteria

91

EN-11

Ryoki FUJITA

KU

MODIFICATION OF PM2.5 FORECASTING WITH DEEP LEARNING

93
95

EN-12

Yeonju KIM

PNU

EFFECT OF CATIONS ON THE ACTIVITY OF ANAEROBICAMMONIUM OXIDATION BACTERIA UNDER THE STRESS OF A
HIGH SALINITY

EN-13

Toshiki SANEMITSU

KU

COMPARISION OF TURBULENT STATISTICS GENERATED BY
DIFFERENT DRIVING FORCE WITHIN URBAN BOUNDARY LAYER

97

EN-14

Kazuma NAGATAKU

EXPLICIT COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS FOR CAVITY FLOW

99
101
103

EN-15

Kyungil CHO

PNU

Mineral Carbonation and Ambient Hydration Characteristics of
MgO Nanoparticles synthesized through Aerosol Process at Room
Temperature

EN-16

Sungjin KIM

KU

NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF NEAR-SURFACE TURBULENCE IN
OPEN-CHANNEL FLOW

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No.

Name

Univ.

Title

Page

Materials
M-17

Hongseok KIM

PNU

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION INTO WATER EFFECT OF
MICROCRACK PROPAGATION ON GLASS SURFACE

106

M-18

Hideki OHUEKU

MECHANICAL AND STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF NANODIAMONDCOMPOSITE FILMS DEPOSITED ON Si SUBSTRATES WITH
INTERMEDIATE LAYERS

108

M-19

Hiroki KANAKOGIKUFABRICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF GERMANIUM GATE STACK

M-20

Biyu CHEN

SJTU

No submission (Cancelled)

112

M-21

Noboru SHIMIZU

KUFORMATION OF Ge MIRROR PLANE WITH HIGH SPEED WETETCHING FOR ETCHBACK Ge-ON-INSULATOR FABRICATION

113

M-22

Jihwoan LEE

KU

EFFECT OF CARBON CONTAMINATION ON LUMINESCENCTCHARACTERISTICS DURING SPARK PLASMA SINTERING OF
Ce3+:(Gd, Lu)3Al5O12

115

M-23

Yu HANKU

1:9 AND 1:99 OPTICAL POWER COUPLERS BASED ON NANO-PIXELSTRCTURE

117

M-24

Saki SHIGENOBU

KUCATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF CERIA-SUPPORTED Pd CATALYSTS

119

M-25

Jinyuan MA

SJTU

No submission (Cancelled)

121

M-26

Tsubasa AYUKAWAKUSTUDY ON THE CARBON NANOFIBER SYNTHESIS UNDER THE CONDITION

122

M-27

Zanhui CHEN

KU

M-28

Delu KONG

SJTU

M-29

Qi ZHAOSJTU

No submission (Cancelled)

128

M-30

Keisuke SUGATAKU

INVESTIGATION OF DIRECT BAND GAP LIGHT EMISSION IN MESAETCHED Pt/Ge/TiN STRUCTURE

129

M-31

Xiaoqian HE

SJTU

SYNTHESIS OF SOLUBLE AND TRANSPARENT POLYIMIDES DERIVED
FROM A NOVEL DIAMINE CONTAINING IMIDAZOLE UNIT AND
TRIFLUOROMETHYL GROUPS

131

WITH THERMALLY OXIDIZED YTTRIUM AND SCANDIUM DIELECTRICS

OF CARBON DIOXIDE COEXISTENCE USING Fe/Cu BI-METALLIC CARALYSTS

VERTICAL FIELD ENHANCEMENT OF SPOT SIZE CONVERTER BYUSING NANO-PIXEL WAVEGUIDESYNTHESIS OF NEW ORGANO-SOLUBLE AND HIGHLY TRANSPARENTPOLYIMIDES FROM AN ASYMMETRIC AND BULKY DIAMINE MONOMER

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110

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EnergyE-17

Leiyun WANGKU

SENSING ACCURACY IMPROVEMENT FOR WAVEGUIDE CRDSTOWARD COMPACT BREATH SENSING

133

E-18

Sota IWAKIKU

COURSE STABILITY ANALYSIS OF SURFACE TOWING ON
TRIANGULAR SHAPED BODIES

135

E-19

Jiawei FENG

SJTU

Optimization of Photovoltaic Battery Swapping Station Based on
Weather/Traffic Forecasts and Speed Variable Charging

137

E-20

Jinhyo PARKPNU

A NUMERICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF DROPLET IMPACT
ON A FLAT SURFACE

166

E-21

Jin ZHANGKU

FEASIBILITY STUDY OF 1×4 OPTICAL MODE SWITCH BASED ON
SINGLE DIMENSIONAL MODE-SET

168

E-22

Akito IPPONSUGIKUTRITIUM RELEASE BEHAVIOR FROM NEUTRON-IRRADIATED
Li2TiO3 PEBBLES LONG-TERM HEATED UNDER H2 ATMOSPHERE

170
172

E-23

Jinsub KIM

PNU

FLOW DISTRIBUTION CHARACTERISTICS ACCORDING TO
VARIATION OF THE FLOW RESISTANCE IN THE HEADER SUPPLYING
THE WORKING FLUID TO MULTIPLE FAN COIL UNITS

E-24

Sitti Subaedah
SAHABUDDINKU

ENHANCEMENT OF GROWTH AND CYTOKINE PRODUCTION OF EL4 T-CELL BY IRRADIATION THE ATMOSPHERIC OXYGEN PLASMA

174

E-25

Keisuke IWASAKIKUPRELIMINARY RESEARCH ON MULTIPLE 3D WAVEGUIDEFABRICATION

176

PNU

NUMERICAL STUDY OF AIR FLOWS IN HUMAN UPPER AIRWAY FOR
FREE FLAP RECONSTRUCTION FOLLOWING RESECTION SURGERY IN
ORAL CANCER PATIENTS

178

E-26

Heerim SEO

Environment
EN-17

Chenyi ZHANG

SJTU

No submission (Cancelled)

180

EN-18

Jindi GUO

KU

GIS-AIDED EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF LAND-USE CHANGE
ON ENVIRONMENTAL VARIATION

181

EN-19

Suyeon LEE

PNU

Investigation on the flame retardancy mechanism of transparent cellulose
nanopaper fabricated by vacuum assisted layer-by-layer process

18

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Kyushu University
Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineeringand Science (IGSES) in Kyushu University
The Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering and Sciences (IGSES)
consists of 5 departments, and their focus is divided across the three main fields,
namely, materials, energy, and the environment. All graduate students of IGSES belong
to one of these five departments and conduct their research under the supervision of
professors of IGSES.

1. Applied Science for Electronics and Materials (ASEM)
Scientific technology that utilizes the quantum
effect has advanced rapidly and the base of advanced
scientific technology typified by electronics is everexpanding. Advanced materials and devices, andunderlying scientific technology of their processes
are sought for the resolution of the various issues ofmodern society, and the development of a society
with harmony between man and nature in the 21st Century.
This major is for the training of engineers and researchers who can profoundly andcomprehensively understand the synthesis, the structure, the property, and the value ofmaterials, the integration technology of the production process and system of finedevices, and the applied technology of light, plasma and electromagnetic fields byorganically combining the understanding at a micro and macro level.

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2. Molecular and Material Science (MMS)The Department of Molecular and Material
Sciences (MMS) aims to provide comprehensive
education and research by integrating the disciplinesof physics, materials, and chemistry based on an
overall view of science and engineering related tomaterials, and to train the next-generation ofresearchers and highly specialized engineers.
In the laboratories, the original objectives ofmaterials science are deeply explored by measuring
and analyzing higher-order structures. Furthermore,unique reactions and material functions are also
explored and new functional materials are developed. The systemization of a newmaterials science in order to ensure prosperous life activities on earth is also promoted.

3. Advanced Energy Engineering Science (AEES)
Now that we have entered the 21st Century, theissues of energy on a global scale are about to face amajor turning point. The population growth and theboom in energy consumption due to theimprovement of living standards indicate that the
progress of human civilization must face challenges
in the not-so-distance future, if it continues to depend on fossil resource, and there isan urgent need for the development of an extensive energy source that will support awide range of daily activities based on environmental conservation.
The Department of Advanced Energy Engineering Science (AEES) is training
researchers and engineers with a broad perspective and creative ability who would
undertake a leadership role for the resolution of the energy issues of the 21st Century
by carrying out the development of advanced nuclear energy that utilizes nuclear fusionand fission, the development of advanced energy such as hydrogen and solar energy
for multiple uses, and interdisciplinary education and research on its basic theory.
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4. Energy and Environmental Engineering (EEE)The department of Energy and Environmental
Engineering (EEE) was established in 1998 as a crossdisciplinary graduate school of mechanicalengineering and building environmental engineering
aiming for the development of human resources toaddress environmental issues and energy conservation
as engineers in the fields of industry, government, andacademia.
In spite of the diversity of research activity of each laboratory, EEE has constructeda well-organized education unit for more than a decade on a basis of common academic
disciplines, such as fluid dynamics, thermo dynamics, heat and mass transfer
engineering, and other related mathematics.

5. Earth System Science and Technology (ESST)The study of the department of Earth System
Science and Technology (ESST) is an integrated
academic area based on natural fluid science,
which is common in both geo-environmental
science for acquiring, analyzing and measuring
information on the universe, the atmosphere andthe sea for working out the mechanism ofclimate change and environmental conservation,
and atmospheric and marine technologies for an
orderly development of the earth’s undeveloped
resources and space. The department was founded for the purpose of establishingmeasures against the greatest crisis since the beginning of our species faced by the airand sea that are maintaining our life-environment, and for training human resources.

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Correspondence:
Byung-Koog JANG, Professor
Chair of Organizing Committee
22nd CSS-EEST,
Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences (IGSES),
Kyushu University
6-1 Kasuga-koen, Kasuga-shi, Fukuoka, 816-8580, Japan
TEL : +81-92-583-7633
E-mail: jang.byungkoog@kyudai.jp

Contacts:
Ms. Nahoko ICHIMURACAMPUS Asia officeInterdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences (IGSES),
Kyushu University
Website : http://www.tj.kyushu-u.ac.jp/campus-asia/en/
TEL：092-583-7632
FAX：092-583-7640
E-mail: nahoko@kyudai.jp

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