International Symposium on Materials for Chemistry andEngineering (IMCE 2017)

Organized by:

Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering, Kyushu University
Network Joint Research Center for Materials and Devices
Dynamic Alliance Project for Open Innovation Bridging Human,
Environment, and Materials of MEXT
Co-organized by: Research and Education Center of Carbon Resources, Kyushu University
Green Asia Education Center, Kyushu University
Research and Education Center for Advanced Energy Materials, Devices,and Systems, Kyushu University
DATE: Feb. 3rd (FRI), 2017
VENUE: Chikushi Hall (C-CUBE) 1st & 3rd Floors, Chikushi Campus, Kyushu University

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Kyushu University

Atsushi Takahara

Institute for Materials Chemistry andEngineering

fax: +81-92-802-2518

phone:

e-mail:+81-92-802-2517

takahara@cstf.kyushu-u.ac.jp

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

December 6th, 2016

Welcome Remarks
Dear Colleagues,
We are very pleased to announce that International Symposium on Materials for
Chemistry and Engineering (IMCE 2017) will be held at Chikushi Hall (C-Cube, 1F),
Kyushu University in Kasuga city of Fukuoka prefecture, Japan, on Feb. 3rd, 2017.
This symposium covers areas that are included to(1) Materials for energy, environmental, bio, and IT, etc.
(2) Chemistry for the above items(3) Engineering for the above items(4) Economy and policy for the above items
We really appreciate your great passion and support, and welcome your attendance to the
IMCE 2017.

Sincerely yours,

Atsushi Takahara,
Director of Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering, Kyushu University
PI, International Institute for Carbon-Neutral Energy Research (I2CNER), Kyushu University
President of the Society of Polymer Science, Japan.
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IMCE 2016 Organization
Organizer:
Professor Atsushi Takahara (Director of IMCE, Kyushu University, Japan),director-imce@cm.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Professor Junichiro Hayashi (Vice Director of IMCE, Kyushu University, Japan),junichiro-hayashi@cm.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Advisory board:
G1: Prof. Hirotsugu Kikuchi (IMCE, Kyushu University)
G2: Prof. Shigeto Okada (IMCE, Kyushu University)
G3: Prof. Masaru Tanaka (IMCE, Kyushu University)
Office:Professor Seong-Ho Yoon
yoon@cm.kyushu-u.ac.jp

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Symposium Details
Important deadlines
Submission of Presentation Application & Registration Forms:
December 17th, 2016
Submission of Two-page abstract (Oral) and One-page abstract (Poster):December 22nd, 2016
E-mail to yoon@cm.kyushu-u.ac.jp
nakabayashi@cm.kyushu-u.ac.jp* All of forms and formats are attached at the end of this announcement.

Symposium place:
C-Cube in Chikushi Campus of Kyushu University
1st floor: Oral Presentation, 3rd floor: Poster Presentation
6-1 Kasuga-Koen, Kasuga-si, Fukuoka, 816-8580, Japan
http://www.mm.kyushu-u.ac.jp/lab_04/campus_map_eng.pdf

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Registration:
Registration is required for all participants. Please send the filled registration form.
Invitation letter for visa application:
If you need an invitation letter for your visa application, please fill all the necessary itemsin the form and send it to Professor Seong-Ho Yoon by E-mail (yoon@cm.kyushu-u.ac.jp).
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Professor Seong-Ho Yoon. Associate
Professor Jin Miyawaki, and Assistant Professor Koji Nakabayashi.
E-mail: yoon@cm.kyushu-u.ac.jp
E-mail: miyawaki@cm.kyushu-u.ac.jp
E-mail: nakabayashi@cm.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Tel: +81-92-583-7959, +81-92-583-8857, +81-92-583-7136
Fax: +81-92-583-7897

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Floor Map
C-Cube 1st and 3rd floors
February 3rd, 2017
1. 09:00-18:20: All Oral lectures will be presented in C-Cube conference room on 1st floor in
Chikushi Campus.
2. 11:25-12:25: Poster session at C-Cube 3rd floor in Chikushi Campus.
3. 12:25-13:30: Lunch at C-Cube meeting room on 3rd floor in Chikushi Campus (tentative).
4. 19:00-21:00: Banquet at Hotel (Hotel Centraza Hakata).

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Presentation Guide
Equipment
1. A projector with a laptop will be installed for projection of your Power Point file.
 Speakers shall submit his/her Power Point file during the registration, not just before
lecture.
 Acceptable Power Point file version: Microsoft Office 2002/2003/2007/2010/2013/2016.
2. Laser pointer will be provided.
Oral lecture
1. Abbreviation of lectures
Oral lecture  OL
2. Presentation timescale
OL: 45 min including Q&A (alarm sounds at 35 and 40 min)
3. Chairperson will lead lectures.
* Abstract of Oral Presentation is two page including author’s profile. (Please refer attached
Format 3.)
Poster presentations
1. Abbreviation of poster presentation  PP
2. Poster size: A0 size (841 mm × 1189 mm)
3. Presenters shall attach his/her poster paper on the panel in Poster lobby on 3rd floor in C-Cubefrom 9:00 to 15:45 on Feb. 3rd.
4. Official poster session is from 11:25 to 12:25 on Feb. 3rd.
5. Poster panel with pins.
* Abstract of Poster Presentation is one page. (Please refer attached Format 4.)* 2 posters given by students are planned to be awarded.

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Program
Oral Session

Time

Title

Presenter

09:00-09:10

Opening Address

Director Atsushi Takahara

G1 Session Chair: Prof. Hirotsugu Kikuchi
09:10-09:55【OL01】G1 Plenary Lecture
Photonic Bandgaps and Lasers in Chiral
Liquid Crystal Materials

Professor Chia-Rong Lee(National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan)

09:55-10:40【OL02】G1 Keynote Lecture
Sugar Chain Modified Graphene FET for
Detection of Influenza Virus

Professor Kazuhiko Matsumoto(Osaka University, Japan)

10:40-11:25【OL03】G1 Keynote Lecture
Multi-dimensionally Assembled Metallic
Nanoparticles and Their Applications

Professor Kaoru Tamada(Kyushu University, Japan)

Poster Session Chair: Dr. Jin Miyawaki
11:25-12:25

Posters (to go to the next page)

12:25-13:30

Lunch
G2 Session Chair: Prof. Shigeto Okada

13:30-14:15

14:15-15:00

15:00-15:45【OL04】G2 Plenary Lecture
Thermal Degradation of Solid Electrolyte
Interphases on the Negative Electrodes ofLithium-ion Batteries【OL05】G2 Keynote Lecture
Template Synthesis of Graphene-based
Porous Carbons for Energy Applications

Professor Seung Mo Oh(Seoul National University, Korea)
Professor Takashi Kyotani(Tohoku University, Japan)【OL06】G2 Keynote Lecture
Structural Analysis of Synthetic Carbons
Based on Hierarchical Domain Model

Professor Seong-Ho Yoon
(Kyushu University, Japan)

Coffee Break

15:45-15:55

G3 Session Chair: Prof. Masaru Tanaka
15:55-16:40

16:40-17:25

17:25-18:10
18:10-18:20【OL07】G3 Plenary Lecture
Nanofibers and Human Adipose Stem Cellderived Extracellular Matrix Enhance
Angiogenesis【OL08】G3 Keynote Lecture
Self-assembled Nanoparticles as Photonic
and Biological Nanomaterials【OL09】G3 Keynote Lecture
Development of Smart Polymers
Nanodevices for Innovative Medicine

Closing Remarks

andProfessor Jiashing Yu(National Taiwan University, Taiwan)
Professor Kuniharu Ijiro(Hokkaido University, Japan)
Professor Nobuhiro Nishiyama(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

Vice-director Jun-ichiro Hayashi* 19:00–21:00 Banquet at Hotel Centraza Hakata (JR Ohnojo St. 18:36→JR Hakata St. 18:48)
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Poster Session
Poster No.

Title of Poster

Presenter

PP01

Characterization of the Migration Mechanisms of Tumor
Cells on Blood-compatible Polymers

Mr. Meng-Yu Tsai

PP02

Regulation of Cellular Behavior on Biocompatible
Polymers Containing Intermediate Water

Mr. Shunya Irie

PP03

Effect of Pressurized Stabilization on the Mechanical
Properties of Mesophase Pitch-derived Carbon Fiber

Mr. Hiroki Shimanoe

PP04

A Study of Micron-sized Pore Formation in Selfassembled Ag Nanoparticle 2D Sheet

Ms. Haruka Takekuma

PP05

Two-Dimensional Metal Nanoparticles Substrate For
High Resolution Fluorescence Imaging

Ms. Shihomi Masuda

PP06

Cathode Properties and Thermal Stability of Li-excess
Li2MnTiO4 for Li-ion Batteries

Mr. Yuki Kawamura

PP07

Cathode Performances of Disordered Rocksalt-type
MgMnO2 for Aqueous Mg-ion Battery

Mr. Ryo Sakamoto

PP08

Charge-discharge Reaction Mechanism of SnS Anode for
Na-ion Batteries

Ms. Kyoko Momosaki

PP09

Crucial Role of NH3 Addition on Hydrothermal Zinc
Oxide Nanowires Growth

Mr. Daiki Sakai

PP10

Discrimination of Intramolecular Ketone Group Position
by Zinc Oxide Nanowires Surface

Mr. Akihide Inoue

PP11

Discrimination of Aldehyde Molecules with Different
Chain Length by Adsorption and Desorption Phenomena
at Oxide Nanowire Surfaces

Ms. Chie Nakamura

PP12

True Vapor–Liquid–Solid Process Prevents Unintentional
Doping of Single Crystalline SnO2 Nanowires

Mr. Hiroshi Anzai

PP13

Rational Concept for Reducing Growth Temperature ofVapor-Liquid-Solid Metal Oxide Nanowire Growth

Mr. Zetao Zhu

PP14

Field-induced Slow Magnetic Relaxation in an Octacoordinated Fe(II) Complex

Mr. Guo-Ling Li

PP15

Evaluation of Encapsulation Property of Nano Carbon in
Helical Syndiotactic Poly(methyl methacrylate) Brush

Mr. Masanao Sato

PP16

Universal Design Concept for Designing
Crystalline Oxide Nanowires Growth
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PP17All-nanocellulose
MemoryPP18

Spatiotemporal Nanoscale Thermal Management for Ultra
Low Energy Consumed Oxide Nanowire Sensor

Dr. Kazuki Nagashima

PP19

Preparation of Inorganic Oxide Nanofibers Using Carbon
Nanofibers as a Template

Dr. Koji Nakabayashi

PP20

Photomechanical Motion of Aromatic Diimide Molecules

Dr. Kenta Goto

PP21

Development of π-expanded Axial Chiral Dopants for
Chiral Liquid Crystals

Dr. Hiroki Higuchi

PP22

An Azulene-Fused Tetracene Diimide with a Small
HOMO-LUMO Gap

Dr. Fumito Tani

PP23

PP24

Nonvolatile

Resistive

Switching

Catalyst Design of Vaska-type Iridium Complexes forHighly Efficient Synthesis of p-conjugated Enaminesfrom Carboxamides
Non-Precious-Metal Catalytic Systems Involving
Iron/Cobalt Carboxylates and Isocyanides/NHCs for
Alkene Hydrosilylation

Dr. Kazuki Nagashima

Dr. Atsushi Tahara

Dr. Atsushi Sanagawa

PP25

Molecular Theory of Adhesion

Prof. Kazunari
Yoshizawa

PP26

Extraction of Rubbery Material from Plant Produced
Emulsion by use of Ionic Liquids

Dr. Yoshiaki
Takahashi

PP27

Solvent Free Oxidative Coupling Polymerization of 3hexylthiophene in the Presence of FeCl3 Particles

Dr. Tomoyasu Hirai

PP28

Synthesis and Applications of Versatile Click Reaction
Device “DACN”

Dr. Yuuya Kawasaki

PP29

Bongkrekic Acid Facilitates Glycolysis in Cultured Cells
Resulting from Mitochondrial Dysfunction

Dr. Arihiro Kano

PP30

Mechanotransduction and Redox Signaling in Stem Cells

Dr. Thasaneeya
Kuboki* 11:25–12:25 Poster session at C-Cube 3F Lobby

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[Format 1] Presentation Application Form
Please send the filled form to Prof. Seong-Ho Yoon by email (yoon@cm.kyushu-u.ac.jp) by
Dec. 17th, 2016. Please feel free to contact Prof. Seong-Ho Yoon, if you have any questions.

Presentation Application Form
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