Okinawa Colloids 2019 Program
Version 2019.11.01

DCSC Meeting 70th Anniversary Special
Lectures

PL03 9:00-9:50
Controlled Polycationic Gold Nanoclusters (1. Hokkaido
University (Japan)) *Tetsu Yonezawa1

November 5 (Tue)Room A

November 7 (Thu)
Room A

Chair: Takeshi Kawai (Tokyo University of Science)
SL01 13:30-14:20
Science, Technology and Humanity for Sustainable Future (1.
President, Chemical Society of Japan (Japan), 2. Director
General, Institute for Molecular Science (Japan)) *Maki
Kawai1,2

Chair: Shigeru Deguchi (JAMSTEC)
PL04 9:00-9:50
Nanoparticles and organized lipid assemblies: frominteraction to design of hybrid soft devices (1. University of
Florence (Italy)) *Debora Berti1

November 7 (Thu)November 8 (Fri)Room A

Room A

Chair: Kazue Kurihara (Tohoku University)
SL02 16:10-17:00
Biomimetic Organization, Nanomembrane, Global Warming(1. Kyushu University (Japan)) *Toyoki Kunitake1

Chair: Naoyuki Ishida (Okayama University)
PL05 9:00-9:50
Whatever happened to the long-range hydrophobic attraction?
(1. Australian National University (Australia)) *Vincent S. J.
Craig1Plenary Lectures
November 4 (Mon)
Room ADCSC Award Lectures
November 7 (Thu)
Room D

Chair: Hideki Sakai (Tokyo University of Science)
PL01 9:00-9:50
Capillary and magnetic interactions as tools for assembly andmanipulation of active colloidal structures (1. North Carolina
State University (USA)) *Orlin D Velev1

4D07 13:30-14:00 (Young Scientist Award)
New photonic, electronic, and mechanic devices fabricated bysoft lithography (1. Kumamoto University (Japan)) *Satoshi
Watanabe1

November 5 (Tue)November 8 (Fri)Room A

Room D

Chair: Cathy McNamee (Shinshu University)
PL02 9:00-9:50
Polydopamine Coating and Pyrogallol Interfacial Chemistry(1. Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST) (Korea)) *Haeshin Lee1

5D01 10:10-10:40 (Young Scientist Award)
Systematic understanding of the effects of peripheral moleculeson the physical properties of phospholipid bilayers: Effects ofhydrophobic molecules and hydration water (1. Department ofChemistry, University of Tsukuba (Japan)) *Mafumi Hishida1

November 6 (Wed)Room B–D

November 8 (Fri)

Chair: Syuji Fujii (Osaka Institute of Technology)

Room B

5B13 16:10-16:40 (Young Engineer Award)
α-Gel (α-type hydrated crystal) structure evaluation formed bymonohexadecyl phosphate with L-arginine and its application
into cosmetics (1. NIKKOL GROUP Cosmos Technical Center
Co., Ltd (Japan)) *Keisuke Tanaka1

Awards Ceremony
November 7 (Thu)
Room A
15:50-16:10

Welcome Reception

Conference Banquet

November 3 (Sun)November 7 (Thu)

Room A

Room A

18:00-

18:30-

Opening Remarks

Closing Remarks

November 4 (Mon)

November 8 (Fri)Room A

Room A

8:45-9:00

18:30-18:40

Oral Presentation
November 3 (Sun)

Room B
Young Researchers Session 1
Chair: Ryo Murakami (Konan University), Olivier Cayre(University of Leeds)
YB02 15:20-15:40
Structure and shape of capsules containing fixing agent forspace inflatable structure (1. National Institute of Technology
Asahikawa College (Japan), 2. Muroran Institute ofTechnology (Japan)) *Takahito Hoshi1, Haruno Yanagimoto1,
Yuki Yamada2, Koichiro Matsuo2, Atsushi Hyono1, Nobuhisa
Katsumata2, Masahiro Sakai2, Ken Higuchi2, Makoto Chiba1,
Hideaki Takahashi1
YB03 15:40-16:00
Strategical Design of Polymer Nanoparticles that Exhibit
Selective Uptake for Cancer Cell (1. Department of Chemistry
and Materials Engineering, Kansai University (Japan), 2.
ORDIST, Kansai University (Japan)) *Aoi Uozumi1, Akifumi
Kawamura1,2, Takashi Miyata1,2
YB04 16:00-16:20
Monofunctional Dual Stimuli-Responsive Organogels:
Thermo- and Photo-Responsive Behavior of Coumarin
Polymer-Based Organogel (1. Osaka City University (Japan))*Seidai Okada1, Eriko Sato1, Yuta Koda1, Hideo Horibe1

Break (16:20-16:40)
Chair: Carlos Rodriguez-Abreu (IQAC-CSIC), Yuji Yamashita(Chiba Institute of Science)
YB05 16:40-17:00
Crosslinking agent/initiator-free polymer-gel synthesis byusing in-liquid plasma method (1. Sophia University (Japan))*Seiya Sawada1, Satoshi Horikoshi1
YB06 17:00-17:20
Photoinduced MRI Image Guided Synergistic Effect of CO
Gas-Photothermal Therapy by CORM-401 ConjugatedPrussian Blue Analogous (1. Department of Chemistry,
National Cheng Kung University (Taiwan)) *LiuChun Wang1,
ChenSheng Yeh1
YB07 17:20-17:40
A Method for Identifying Hair Dyes in or on Hairs Using a
Combination of Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy and
X-ray Fluorescence Analysis (1. Tokyo University of Science(Japan)) *Momona Horiguchi1, Shinsuke Kunimura1

Room C
Young Researchers Session 2
Chair: Takuya Sugimoto (University of Tokyo), Kenichi Sakai(Tokyo University of Science)
YC02 15:20-15:40
Numerical and experimental study of shear induced
aggregation using polymer nanoparticles with a thermoresponsive shell (1. University of Chemistry and Technology
Prague (Czech Republic)) *Jose Francisco Wilson1, Miroslav
Soos1
YC03 15:40-16:00
Modelling of drop size distribution in a cellulose nanocrystalbased ultrasound emulsification process via population balancemethod (1. Monash University Malaysia (Malaysia))*Sangeetaprivya P. Siva1, Yong Kuen Ho1
YC04 16:00-16:20
Structure and viscosity studies of Nafion dispersions (1. The
Institute for Solid State Physics, The University of Tokyo(Japan), 2. Toyota Motor Corporation (Japan), 3. Toyota
Central R&D Laboratories (Japan)) *Caidric Indaya Gupit1,
Xiang Li1, Ryosuke Maekawa2, Naoki Hasegawa2,3, Mitsuhiro
Shibayama1

Break (16:20-16:40)
Chair: Yuki Uematsu (Kyushu University), Motoyoshi
Kobayashi (University of Tsukuba)
YC05 16:40-17:00
AC Electrophoretic Mobility of an Optically Trapped Colloidal
Particle in Complex Fluids (1. Kyushu University (Japan))*Kohei Iki1, Yukiteru Murakami1, Yasuyuki Kimura1
YC06 17:00-17:20
Reflective Properties of Spherical Photonic Crystals Composedof Silica Colloidal Particles (1. Tokyo University of Science(Japan), 2. Nagoya University (Japan)) *Ryosuke Ohnuki1,
Miki Sakai2, Yukikazu Takeoka2, Shinya Yoshioka1
YC07 17:20-17:40
2D Non-close-packed Colloidal Crystals by the Electrostatic
Adsorption of 3D Charged Colloidal Crystals (1. Nagoya City
University (Japan)) *Yurina Aoyama1, Akiko Toyotama1,
Tohru Okuzono1, Junpei Yamanaka1

Room D
Young Researchers Session 3
Chair: Taku Iiyama (Shinshu University), Takahiro Ohkubo(Okayama University)
YD01 15:00-15:20
Kinetics and Dynamics of Metal Ions Sorption on Monolith
Polyethyleneimine-Based Porous Sorbents (1. Institute ofChemistry, Far Eastern Branch of RAS (Russia)) *Irina
Malakhova1, Alexey Golikov1, Yulia Azarova1, Svetlana
Bratskaya1
YD02 15:20-15:40

Synthesis of ZnGa2O4 with a high affinity for CO2 via epoxidemediated alkalization towards photocatalytic conversion of
CO2 with H2O (1. Osaka Prefecture University (Japan), 2.
Kyoto University (Japan)) *Masanori Takemoto1, Yasuaki
Tokudome1, Kentaro Teramura2, Souichi Kikkawa2, Tsunehiro
Tanaka2, Hidenobu Murata1, Atsushi Nakahira1, Kenji Okada1,
Masahide Takahashi1
YD03 15:40-16:00
Double Promoter Enhanced Mixed Methane-THF Hydrate
Formation at Higher Temperature and Low Pressure (1. The
Petroleum and Petrochemical College, Chulalongkorn
University (Thailand), 2. National University of Singapore(Singapore), 3. Center of Excellence in Petrochemical
Materials Technology (PETROMAT) (Thailand), 4. UOP, A
Honeywell Company (USA)) *Katipot Inkong1, Hari Prakash
Veluswamy2, Pramoch Rangsunvigit1,3, Santi Kulprathipanja4
YD04 16:00-16:20
Development of novel Hg-free microwave discharged
electrodeless lamp and evaluation by sterilization of E. coli (1.
Sophia University (Japan)) *Upile Chitete1, Satoshi
Horikoshi1

Break (16:20-16:40)
Chair: Shinji Yamada (Kao Co.), Takahiro Ohkubo (Okayama
University)
YD05 16:40-17:00
Cobalt-Ferrite Nanoparticles Embedded in PNIPAM Based
Microgel (1. Technical University Darmstadt (Germany), 2.
University of Hamburg (Germany)) *Marcus Witt1, Stephan
Hinrichs2, Birgit Fischer2, Regine von Klitzing1
YD06 17:00-17:20
Active control of cluster patterns formed by magnetic particles
in a fluctuating magnetic field (1. Graduate School ofInterdisciplinary New Science, Toyo University (Japan), 2.
Bio-Nano Electronics Research Centre, Toyo University(Japan)) *Asma Ben Salah1, Tomofumi Ukai1,2, Shunji
Kurosu1,2, Hisao Morimoto1,2, Toru Maekawa1,2
YD07 17:20-17:40
Liquid phase transformation of an ionic liquid TMPA TFSI
induced by magnetic fields(1. Shinshu University (Japan)) *Hayato Otsuka1, Atom
Hamasaki1, Taku Iiyama1, Sumio Ozeki1

Room E
Young Researchers Session 4

Chair: Hiroki Matsubara (Kyushu University), Yuuki
Takashima (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences)
YE01 15:00-15:20
Highly Pure Gold Nanoparticles Produced in a Low
Temperature Heating and a Low Vacuum Conditions(1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Hiroki Umeda1,
Shinsuke Kunimura1
YE02 15:20-15:40
Fabrication of Ag nanoparticle arrays embedded in polystyrene
particles and their anisotropic optical properties(1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Kazuhiko
Kinoshita1, Yoshiro Imura1, Ke-Hsuan Wang1, Takeshi Kawai1
Chair: Taku Ogura (Cosmos Technical Center Co., Ltd.),
Hiroki Matsubara (Kyushu University)
YE03 15:40-16:00
Surface
Modifier-Free SynthesisofTiO2 Nanorod
Heteroepitaxially-Grown on SnO2 Seed Nanoparticle(1. Kindai University (Japan)) *Atsunobu Akita1, Musashi
Fujishima1, Hiroaki Tada1
YE04 16:00-16:20
Development of practical high-quality carbon quantum dots
synthesis method using a novel microwave synthesis protocol(1. Sophia University (Japan)) *Kenta Hagiwara1, Satoshi
Horikoshi1

Break (16:20-16:40)
Chair: Yuuki Takashima (Tokyo University of Pharmacy andLife Sciences), Taku Ogura (Cosmos Technical Center Co.,Ltd.)
YE05 16:40-17:00
Graphene Oxide Film Isolated Raman Spectroscopy for
Subnano Particles Analysis and Application (1. Laboratory for
Chemistry and Life science, Institute of Innovative Research,
Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan), 2. JST-ERATO
Yamamoto Atom Hybrid project, Institute of Innovative
Research, Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan)) *Yuansen
Tang1, Akiyoshi Kuzume2, Kimihisa Yamamoto1,2
YE06 17:00-17:20
Stability of Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes cryogels in organic
solvents (1. Research Initiative for Supra-Materials, Shinshu
University (Japan), 2. 1 Department of Materials Chemistry,
Faculty of Engineering, Shinshu University (Japan)) *Izadora
Rhaynna Santos de Menezes1,2, Yuito Kamijyou1,2, Radovan
Kukobat1, Toshio Sakai2, Katsumi Kaneko1

November 4 (Mon)
Room A
Lunch (12:20-13:40)
Plenary Lecture
Chair: Hideki Sakai (Tokyo University of Science)
PL01 9:00-9:50
Capillary and magnetic interactions as tools for assembly andmanipulation of active colloidal structures (1. North Carolina
State University (USA)) *Orlin D Velev1

Break (9:50-10:10)[T6] Nanoparticles and Nanomaterials
Chair: Yuichi Negishi (Tokyo University of Science),
Redouane Borsali (University Grenoble Alpes)
1A01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Mageneto-Responsive Metafluids: Polymer-Nanoparticle
Composite Microspheres for SERS Sensing (1. Tohoku
University (Japan)) Yutaro Hirai1, *Hiroshi Yabu1
1A02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Block-copolymer-based polyion complex nanostructures as aplatform for incorporation of colloidal nanomaterials (1.
Department of Applied Chemistry, Faculty of Engineering,
Kyushu University (Japan), 2. Center for Molecular Systems,
Kyushu University (Japan), 3. Center for Future Chemistry,
Kyushu University (Japan)) *Akihiro Kishimura1,2,3
1A03 11:00-11:20
Co-assembly of Superchaotropic Anions with Block
Copolymers Leading to Nanostructures of Diverse
Morphology (1. Department of Physical and Macromolecular
Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Charles University (Czech
Republic), 2. Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry AS CR,
v.v.i (Czech Republic)) Jianwei Li1, Sami Keraiche1,
Alexander Zhigunov2, Zdenek Tosner1, Mariusz Uchman1,*Pavel Matejicek1
1A04 11:20-11:40
Manipulation of Plasmon Active Silver Nanostructure with
Gap on a Polystyrene Particle (1. National Institute ofTechnology, Asahikawa College (Japan), 2. Muroran Instituteof Technology (Japan), 3. Nagasaki University (Japan))Atsushi Hyono1, Riu Yoshitani1, Mai Takase2, Shigeaki Abe3,*Makoto Chiba1
1A05 11:40-12:00
Non-invasive SERS of reactive organic molecules using blacksilicon (1. Institute of Chemistry, Far Eastern Branch of RAS(Russia), 2. Institute of Automation and Control Processes, Far
Eastern Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia), 3.
Swinburne University of Technology (Australia), 4.
Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication (Australia)) *Svetlna
Bratskaya1, Evgeniy Mitsai2, Alexander Kuchmizhak2,
Alexander Sergeev2, Alexander Mironenko1, Saulius
Juodkazis3,4
1A06 12:00-12:20
Silver and Gold Nanoparticles for Investigation of Protein
Tyrosine Oxidation (1. IOCB AS CR (Czech Republic), 2.
FFBT, UCT Prague (Czech Republic)) *Jaroslav Sebestik1,
Petr Niederhafner1,2, Martin Safarik1[T6] Nanoparticles and Nanomaterials
Chair: Hideya Kawasaki (Kansai University), Svetlana
Bratskaya (Far Eastern Branch of RAS)
1A07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]
Novel Plasmonic Nanomaterials for Near Infrared Light
Energy Conversion (1. Kyoto University (Japan)) *Toshiharu
Teranishi1
1A08 14:10-14:30 [Invited Lecture]
Atomic-Level Understanding of Effect of Heteroatom Dopingof the Cocatalyst on Water-Splitting Activity in AuPd or AuPt
Alloy Cluster-Loaded BaLa4Ti4O15 (1. Tokyo University of
Science (Japan), 2. Tokyo Metropolitan University (Japan))*Yuichi Negishi1, Kosuke Wakamatsu1, Yuki Kataoka1,
Akihide Iwase1, Wataru Kurashige1, Akihiko Kudo1, Seiji
Yamazoe2
1A09 14:30-14:50
MXene Hydrogels with Ternary Structural Design for
Supercapacaitors (1. Southeast University (China)) Jing Ma1,
Wei Zhang1, *ZhengMing Sun1
1A10 14:50-15:10
Preparation and properties of colloidal transition-metal
nanoclusters stabilized by fullerenol (1. Osaka University(Japan)) *Mark Kristan Espejo Cabello1, Nozomi Sato1,
Yuta Uetake1, Ken Kokubo1, Hidehiro Sakurai1
1A11 15:10-15:30
Alchemy for Plasmonics: Coinage Metal-Free VisiblePlasmonic Nanoalloys (1. Institute for Chemical Research,
Kyoto University (Japan), 2. Department of Theoretical andComputational Molecular Science, Institute for Molecular
Science (Japan), 3. Department of Applied Chemistry, Facultyof Science Division I, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 4.
Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto
University (Japan)) *Ryota Sato1, Kenji Iida2, Tokuhisa
Kawawaki3, Haruka Takekuma4, Shigehisa Egawa4,
Katsuyuki Nobusada2, Toshiharu Teranishi1
1A12 15:30-15:50
Development of New Solid-Solution Alloy Nanoparticles for
Catalytic Applications Based on Density-of-States
Engineering (1. Kyoto University (Japan), 2. Kyushu
University (Japan), 3. NIMS (Japan), 4. Nagoya University(Japan)) *Kohei Kusada1, Dongshuang Wu1, Tomokazu
Yamamoto2, Syo Matsumura2, Wei Xie2, Michihisa Koyama3,
Katsutoshi Sato1, Katsutoshi Nagaoka4, Hiroshi Kitagawa1

Break (15:50-16:10)[T6] Nanoparticles and Nanomaterials
Chair: Akihiro Kishimura (Kyushu University), Zheng Ming
Sun (Southeast University)
1A13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Supracrystals of hydrophobic nanocrystals dispersed aqueous
solution: Specific behaviors (1. Sorbonne Universite (France))*Marie Paule Pileni1

1A14 16:40-17:00 [Invited Lecture]
Carbohydrate-based block copolymer nanoparticles (1.
University Grenoble Alpes - CNRS - CERMAV(France))*Redouane Borsali1
1A15 17:00-17:20
Tuning of Thermo-responsive Assembly of Gold
Nanoparticles Coated with Oligo (Ethylene Glycol)
Derivatives (1. Hokkaido University (Japan)) *Hideyuki
Mitomo1, Yier Shi1, Ryo Iida1, Yusuke Yonamine1, Kuniharu
Ijiro1
1A16 17:20-17:40
Controlled pattern formation consisting of fullerene on asubstrate via the coffee-ring effect (1. Graduate school ofInterdisciplinary New Science, Toyo University (Japan), 2.
Bio-Nano Electronics Research Centre, Toyo University(Japan)) *Shunji Kurosu1,2, Hisao Morimoto1,2, Kyosuke
Takahashi1, Toru Maekawa1,2
1A17 17:40-18:00
Liquid Crystalline Titanium Dioxide Nanorods: From 2D
Superlattices to Self-assembled Architectures in Bulk (1. Soft
Condensed Matter, Debye Institute for Nanomaterials Science,
Utrecht
University(Netherlands))*Seyednaveed
Hosseininohoji1, Arnout Imhof1, Patrick Baesjou1, Alfons vanBlaaderen1

Norifumi L Yamada2, Kohzo Ito1, *Hideaki Yokoyama1
1B06 12:00-12:20
The formation mechanism of porous colloidal gels based on
metal-organic polyhedra (1. Institute for Integrated CellMaterial Sciences, Kyoto University (Japan), 2. Department ofMacromolecular Science and Engineering, Kyoto Institute ofTechnology (Japan)) *Alexandre Legrand1, Gavin A. Craig1,
Mickaele Bonneau1, Saori Minami2, Kenji Urayama2, Shuhei
Furukawa1

Lunch (12:20-13:40)[T3] Soft Matter, Active Matter and Dynamical Selforganization of Biomolecular Systems
Chair: Damien Baigl (Ecole Normale Superieure), Akira
Kakugo (Hokkaido University)
1B07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]
Specific ion modulated thermoresponsive polymer brushes (1.
University of Newcastle (Australia), 2. UNSW Sydney(Australia), 3. ANSTO (Australia)) *Erica Joy Wanless1, Ben
Humphreys1, Edwin Johnson1, Isaac Gresham2, Stuart
Prescott2, Andrew Nelson3, Grant Webber1

1A18 18:00-18:20
Designs of plasmonic nanoparticle-assemblies in hollow silica
spheres by employing surfactant self-assemblies (1.
Yamaguchi University (Japan), 2. Tohoku University (Japan))*Haruyuki Ishii1, Yohei Ishikawa2, Mikio Konno2, Daisuke
Nagao2

1B08 14:10-14:30 [Invited Lecture]
Dynamical behavior of non-freezing/intermediate/free waterin a biocompatible polymer matrix (1. High Energy
Accelerator Research Organization (Japan), 2. Mie University(Japan), 3. Kyushu University (Japan), 4. CROSS (Japan))*Hideki Seto1, Yoshihisa Fujii2, Daiki Murakami3, Taiki
Tominaga4, Masaru Tanaka3

Room B

1B09 14:30-14:50
Experimental approach for the mechanism of the selfpropelled motion of the objects at liquid interface using aquasi-elastic laser scattering method (1. Chiba University(Japan), 2. The University of Tokyo (Japan)) *Masanori
Fujinami1, Yasuhito Watanuki1, Ree Wakasa1, Luca Chiari1,
Tomonori Nomoto1, Taro Toyota2[T3] Soft Matter, Active Matter and Dynamical Selforganization of Biomolecular Systems
Chair: Nobuhiko J. Suematsu (Meiji University), Ayako
Yamada (Ecole Normale Superieure)
1B01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Reconfigurable self-assembly: from evolutive DNA
nanomachines to living 2D and 3D crystals (1. Ecole Normale
Superieure (France)) *Damien Baigl1
1B02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Overcoming the challenges for designing swarm molecularrobots (1. Faculty of Science, Hokkaido University (Japan), 2.
Graduate School of Chemical Sciences and Engineering,
Hokkaido University (Japan)) *Akira Kakugo1,2, Jakia Jannat
Keya1, Mousumi Akter2
1B03 11:00-11:20
Driving force of vesicle with autonomous motion under aquasi-steady state pH gradient (1. Doshisha University(Japan)) *Erika Nawa1, Yuki Nakao1, Daigo Yamamoto1,
Akihisa Shioi1
1B04 11:20-11:40
Polyelectrolyte complex phase separation for solvent-free
membranes (1. University of Twente (Netherlands)) M. Irshad
Baig1, Elif Nur Durmaz1, *Joshua D Willott1, Wiebe M de
Vos1
1B05 11:40-12:00
Analysis of dynamic polymer brush by adhesion force
measurement (1. University of Tokyo (Japan), 2. High Energy
Accelerator Research Organization (Japan)) Taihei Aoki1,

1B10 14:50-15:10
Interaction between Self-propelled Ion Gel Pieces in Rotationon H2O Surface (1. Meisei University (Japan)) *Kazuaki
Furukawa1
1B11 15:10-15:30
Enhancing Stability and Uptake of Double-stranded RNA for
Use in Pest Control via Complexation with Well-defined
Diblock Copolymers (1. University of Leeds (UK), 2. Max
Planck Institute for Polymer Research (Germany), 3. L2C,
University of Montpellier, CNRS (France)) *Olivier Cayre1,
Calum Ferguson2,1, Juliette Behra3,1, Nicholas Warren1, Elwyn
Isaac1
1B12 15:30-15:50
Markedly different effect between cisplatin and transplatin on
higher-order structure of DNA and gene expression (1.
Doshisha University (Japan), 2. Suzuka University of Medical
Science (Japan)) *Toshifumi Kishimoto1, Yuko Yoshikawa1,
Seiji Komeda2, Kenichi Yoshikawa1

Break (15:50-16:10)[T3] Soft Matter, Active Matter and Dynamical Selforganization of Biomolecular Systems

Chair: Erica Wanless (University of Newcastle), Hideki Seto
(High Energy Accelerator Research Organization)
1B13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Spontaneous Droplet Motion Driven by an Interfacial
Chemical Reaction of Surfactants (1. Meiji University (Japan))*Nobuhiko J. Suematsu1
1B14 16:40-17:00 [Invited Lecture]
Reconstituted biomimetic systems: from molecular motor
proteins to organs-on-chips (1. Ecole Normale Superieure(France)) *Ayako Yamada1
1B15 17:00-17:20
Switching of Self-propelling Modes for Liquid Crystal
Droplets in Surfactant Solution (1. Kyushu University (Japan),
2. Kyoto University (Japan)) Mariko Suga1, Saori Suda2,
Masatoshi Ichikawa2, *Yasuyuki Kimura1
1B16 17:20-17:40
Lipid nanodisc formation from cyclic peptide surfactant“surfactin” (1. Research Institute for Chemical Process
Technology, Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(AIST) (Japan), 2. New Business Development Division,
Kaneka Corporation (Japan)) *Tomohiro Imura1, RyoudaiMoriyama1, Tadao Tsuji2, Satohiro Yanagisawa2, Toshiaki
Taira1
1B17 17:40-18:00
Phase coexistence induced by Marangoni flows in a monolayerof active particles (1. University of Seville (Spain), 2. Max
Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems (Germany)) Alvaro
Dominguez1, *Mihail N. Popescu2
1B18 18:00-18:20
Synthesis and Self-Assembly of Cyclic Amphiphiles (1.
Hokkaido University (Japan)) *Takuya Yamamoto1, Satoru
Chimura1

Room C[T9] Biocolloids, Biomaterials, Biointerfaces andBiomimetics
Chair: Hiroyuki Mayama (Asahikawa Medical University),
Anna Schenk (University of Bayreuth)
1C01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
In the curl: Interface-mediated formation of polymer/mineralcomposite micro scrolls (1. Department of Chemistry,
University of Bayreuth (Germany)) *Anna S Schenk1,
Viktoria Gruen1
1C02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Construction of Artificial Envelope-type Viral Capsids (1.
Tottori University (Japan)) *Kazunori Matsuura1, Hiroto
Furukawa1, Moeka Nagamachi1, Hiroshi Inaba1
1C03 11:00-11:20 [Invited Lecture]
Lipid liquid crystalline nanoparticles as enzyme carriers –structure and intermolecular interaction controlling the
enzyme encapsulation (1. Physical Chemistry, Department
Chemistry, Lund University (Sweden), 2. ISIS, STFC,
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (UK), 3. University of
Delawere (USA), 4. NIST Center for Neutron Research(USA), 5. Vilnius University (Lithuania), 6. Camurus
AB(Sweden), 7. Malmo University (Sweden)) Maria
Valldeperas1, Najet Mahmoudi2, Susana C. M. Teixeira3,4,
Martynas Talaikis5, Ieva Matulaitiene5, Gediminas Niaura5,
Justas Barauskas6,7, *Tommy Nylander1

1C04 11:20-11:40
Preparation, characterization, and antimicrobial activity of
cubosome encapsulated metal nanocrystals (1. RMIT
University (Australia), 2. CSIRO (Australia)) *Thomas
Geoffrey Meikle1, Jacinta White2, Charlotte Conn1, Calum
Drummond1
1C05 11:40-12:00
Biomimetic Hydroxyapatite Mineralization on Polymer
Substrates Utilizing Surface Pretreatments (1. Faculty ofEngineering, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2. Graduate
School of Chemical Sciences and Technology, Tokyo
University of Science (Japan)) *Mineo Hashizume1, Kohei
Takada2, Kohei Doji1, Mitsumasa Ikemura1, Kazutoshi Iijima1,
Yusuke Yataka1
1C06
12:00-12:20 Exploring the biological identity of nanoplastics
through the lens of physical chemistry (1. School of Chemical
Sciences, The University of Auckland (New Zealand), 2. The
MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials andNanotechnology (New Zealand), 3. ACNS, Australian Nuclear
Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) (Australia),
4. Flinders Centre for Nanoscalce Science and Technology and
School of Chemical and Physical Sciences, Flinders
University (Australia)) *Shinji Kihara1,2, Chris Kingsley
Seal1,2, Jitendra Mata3, Ingo Köper4, Duncan James
McGillivray1,2

Lunch (12:20-13:40)[T9] Biocolloids, Biomaterials, Biointerfaces andBiomimetics
Chair: Mineo Hashizume (Tokyo University of Science),
Takayuki Murosaki (Asahikawa Medical University)
1C07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]
Nano-scale nipple array as a multifunctional structure on the
animal body surface (1. Faculty of Science, University of the
Ryukyus (Japan)) *Euichi Hirose1
1C08 14:10-14:30 [Invited Lecture]
Settlement behavior of sessile organisms on micro-structured
surfaces (1. Asahikawa Medical University (Japan), 1Central
Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (Japan), 3.
Chitose Institute of Science and Technology (Japan))*Takayuki Murosaki1, Yasuyuki Nogata2, Yuji Hirai3
1C09 14:30-14:50
Antibacterial Liquid Metals: Biofilm Treatment via Magnetic
Activation (1. RMIT University (Australia), 2. Monash
Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (Australia), 3. Graduate
School of Biomedical Engineering, University of New South
Wales (Australia), 4. Department of Chemical and
Biomolecular Engineering, North Carolina State University(USA)) *Aaron Elbourne1, Samuel Cheeseman1, Paul Atkin1,
Nitu Zyed1, Ali Zavabeti1, Nghia P Truong2, Md Mohiuddin1,
Dorna Esrafilzadeh3, Daniel Cozzolino1, Christopher F
McConville1, Michael Dickey4, Russell J Crawford1, Torben
Daeneke1, James Chapman1, Vi Khanh Truong1
1C10 14:50-15:10
Direct Measurement of Water Strider’s Leg Rowing Force forConsidering Water-Repellent Mechanism (1. Osaka University(Japan), 2. Asahikawa Medical University (Japan)) *Kaoru
Uesugi1, Hiroyuki Mayama2, Keisuke Morishima1
1C11 15:10-15:30
Using nutrients and nanomaterials for therapeutic purpose (1.

Institute of Biomaterials and Bioengineering, Tokyo Medical
and Dental University (Japan), 2. Kanagawa Institute ofIndustrial Science and Technology (KISTEC-KAST) (Japan))*Taiki Miyazawa1, Akira Matsumoto1,2, Yuji Miyahara1
1C12 15:30-15:50
Nanoscale vitrification of water at room temperature (1.
National Institutes for Quantum and Radiological Science andTechnology (Japan)) *Hiroshi Murakami1

Break (15:50-16:10)[T9] Biocolloids, Biomaterials, Biointerfaces andBiomimetics
Chair: Aaron Elbourne (RMIT University), Hong Yee Low(Singapore University of Technology and Design)
1C13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Bioinspired Surfaces in 2-Dimensional and 3-Dimensional
Product Formats and Their Applications in Biomedical
Devices and Robotics (1. Singapore University of Technology
and Design (Singapore)) *Hong Yee Low1
1C14 16:40-17:00 [Invited Lecture]
Photo-controllable superhydrophobic surface mimicking thesurface structures of lotus leaf (1. Ryukoku University (Japan),
2. Asahikawa Medical University (Japan), 3. Yamagata
University (Japan), 4. Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life
Sciences (Japan), 5. RIKEN (Japan)) *Ryo Nishimura1,
Hiroyuki Mayama2, Yoshimune Nonomura3, Satoshi
Yokojima4,5, Shinichiro Nakamura5, Kingo Uchida1

Chair: Kazutami Sakamoto (Tokyo University of Science),
James Ferri (Virginia Commonwealth University)
1D01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Results and perspectives on the investigation of the behaviorof liquid interfaces, foams and emulsions under weightlessness
conditions (1. CNR-Instuitute of Condensed Matter Chemistry
and Energy Technologies (Italy), 2. Aix-Marseille University(France), 3. University of Parma (Italy), 4. Aristotle Universityof Thessaloniki (Greece), 5. Max-Planck Institute for Colloids
and Interfaces (Germany), 6. Virginia Commonwealth
University (USA), 7. UAS Institute of Biocolloids (Ukraine),
8. St. Petersburg State University (Russia), 9. Tokyo
University of Science (Japan), 10. Chiba Institute of Science(Japan)) *Libero Liggieri1, Francesca Ravera1, Eva Santini1,
Giuseppe Loglio1, Mickael Antoni2, Luigi Cristofolini3,1,Davide Orsi3, Fabrizia Salerni3, Thodoris Karapantsios4,
Margaritis Kostoglou4, Angeliki Chondrou4, Reinhard Miller5,
James Ferri6, Volodja Kovalchuk7, Boris Noskov8, Kazutami
Sakamoto9, Yuji Yamashita10
1D02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Dynamics and ageing of emulsions (1. Department ofMathematical, Physical and Computer Sciences, University ofParma (Italy), 2. CNR-ICMATE, Genoa (Italy)) *Luigi
Cristofolini1, Fabrizia Salerni1, Davide Orsi1, Eva Santini2,
Francesca Ravera2, Libero Liggieri2
1D03 11:00-11:20 [Invited Lecture]
CFD simulation of a model bubbly emulsion (1. Aix-Marseille
Unversite CNRS MADIREL(France), 2. CNR ICMATE
Genova (Italy)) Sergey Semenov1, Libero Liggieri2, *Mickael
Antoni1

1C16 17:20-17:40
Fabrication of high brightness morpho structure using
lithography technology (1. College of Science andEngineering, Ritsumeikan University (Japan), 2. The Research
Organization of Science and Technology, Ritsumeikan
University (Japan), 3. Litho Tech Japan Corporation (Japan))*Tomoki Nishino1, Atsushi Sekiguchi2,3, Hiroshi Tanigawa2

1D04 11:20-11:40 [Invited Lecture]
Preparation of JAXA Multicomponent Colloidal Clusters
Experiments under Microgravity (1. JEM Utilization Center,
Human Spaceflight Technology Directorate, Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency (JAXA) (Japan), 2. Graduate School of
Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nagoya City University (Japan), 3.
Tsukuba Office, Japan Manned Space Systems Corporation(JAMSS) (Japan), 4. Advanced Engineering Services Co., Ltd(AES) (Japan), 5. Japan Space Forum (JSF) (Japan)) *Chihiro
Kurosawa1, Satoshi Adachi1, Tetsuya Sakashita1, Yasuhiro
Nakamura1, Junpei Yamanaka2, Yuuki Toyoshima3, Yuki
Watanabe4, Masae Nagai5

1C17 17:40-18:00
Evaluation of Liquid Transport Ability of Bioinspired
Textured Surfaces by Template Method (1. Graduate Schoolof Engineerng, Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan))*Taro Yaeo1, Rikima Kuwada1, Koji Muto1, Tsubasa
Kashima1, Daisuke Ishii1

1D05 11:40-12:00
Aqueous/Aqueous Microdroplets: Their Stability andReactivity with Biomacromolecules (1. Mie University(Japan), 2. Doshisha University (Japan), 3. Nagoya University(Japan)) *Kanta Tsumoto1, Yusuke Fujise1, Hiroki Sakuta2,
Kingo Takiguchi3, Kenichi Yoshikawa2, Masahiro Tomita1

1C15 17:00-17:20 [Invited Lecture]
Biomimetic structural coloration based on artificial melaninparticles (1. Chiba University (Japan)) *Michinari Kohri1

1C18 18:00-18:30 [Keynote Lecture]
Biomimetic interfacial engineering of all-aqueous systems (1.
The University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)) *Anderson H.
C. Shum1

1D06 12:00-12:20
Dynamics of Colloidal Dispersion under Quasi-microgravity(1. Chiba Institute of Science (Japan), 2. Tokyo University of
Science (Japan), 3. Nikkol Group Cosmos Technical Center(Japan), 4. Kyowa Interface Science (Japan), 5. Japan
Aerospace Exploration Agency (Japan), 6. CNR-ICMATE(Italy)) *Yuji Yamashita1, Mami Ozaki1, Masaaki Akamatsu2,
Kenichi Sakai2, Hideki Sakai2, Takeshi Misono3, Satoru
Hashimoto3, Hirotake Kobayashi4, Masaaki Chiba4, Makoto
Natsuisaka5, Libero Liggieri6, Kazutami Sakamoto2

Room D

Lunch (12:20-13:40)[S5] Science & Technologies for the Sustainable Space
Colony Life[S5] Science & Technologies for the Sustainable Space
Colony Life[S3] Membranous and Membraneless Interfaces:
Towards Artificial Cellular Complexity
Chair: Kanta Tsumoto (Mie University)

Chair: Libero Liggieri (CNR-Instuitute of Condensed Matter
Chemistry and Energy Technologies), Yuji Yamashita (Chiba
Institute of Science)
1D07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]
The Space Colony Research Center at the Tokyo University of
Science Dual space–Earth development of future living
technologies (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan))*Shinichi Kimura1
1D08 14:10-14:30 [Invited Lecture]
Surviving Partial Gravity (1. TSUKUBA KOKEN (Japan))*Kazuhito Shimada1
1D09 14:30-14:50 [Invited Lecture]
Soft X-ray microspectroscopy of water surrounding
micro/nanobubbles (1. Institute for Solid State Physics, The
University of Tokyo (Japan), 2. Institute for Molecular Science(Japan)) *Yoshihisa Harada1, Takeshi Ohdaira1, Jun
Miyawaki1, Takuji Ohigashi2
1D10 14:50-15:10 [Invited Lecture]
Development of Wearable Sensors and Biofuel Cells for Space
Application (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Isao
Shitanda1, Yoshinao Hoshi1, Masayuki Itagaki1
1D11 15:10-15:30
Development of Catalytic Hydrogenation Processes of
Cosmetic Compounds Using Continuous Flow Reactors (1.
NIKKOL GROUP COSMOS TECHNICAL CENTER
Co.,LTD (Japan), 2. NIKKOL GROUP NIPPONSURFACTANT INDUSTRIES Co.,LTD (Japan)) *Yuhya
Watanabe1, Yuichi Akatsuka2, Shodai Ushijima1, Satoru
Hashimoto1, Shoichi Yahagi1
1D12 15:30-15:50
Microscope for Venus Cloud Particle Observation (1. Tokyo
University of Technology (Japan), 2. Tamagawa University(Japan), 3. JAXA (Japan), 4. Tokyo University of Pharmacy
and Life Sciences (Japan), 5. Chiba Institute of Technology(Japan), 6. University of Wisconsin (USA)) *Satoshi Sasaki1,
Yoshitaka Yoshimura2, Keigo Enya3, Atsuo Miyakawa4,
Kazuhisa Fujita3, Tomohiro Usui3, Sohsuke Ohno5, Akihiko
Yamagishi4, Sanjay Shridhar Limaye6

Break (15:50-16:10)[T2] Foams/Bubbles/Emulsions and Microemulsions
Chair: Ryo Murakami (Konan University), Catherine Whitby(Massey University)
1D13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]Self-shaping droplets: from spheres to platelets with flagella(1. Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy, Sofia University(Bulgaria), 2. School of Engineering and Materials Science,
Queen Mary University (UK)) *Nikolai Denkov1, Diana
Cholakova1, Slavka Tcholakova1, Stoyan K. Smoukov2
1D14 16:40-17:00 [Invited Lecture]"PIT-slope" as robust method to predict properties andrationalize surfactant/oil/water systems (1. University of Lille(France)) *Christel Pierlot1, Marianne Catté1, Jesús F.
Ontiveros1
1D15 17:00-17:20
Design of Nanoscale Water-dispersible Capsules using W/OEmulsions Stabilized by Water-soluble Block Copolymers (1.
Department of Chemistry and Materials Engineering, Kansai
University (Japan), 2. ORDIST, Kansai University (Japan))*Akifumi Kawamura1,2, Hiroshi Nakaura1, Takashi Miyata1,2

1D16 17:20-17:40
Emulsion stabilization and encapsulation by synthetic andbiosystems (1. Kazakh-British Technical University(Kazakhstan), 2. China University of Petroleum (China), 3.
Satpayev University (Kazakhstan), 4. Max-Planck Institute ofColloids and Interfaces (Germany)) *Saule Aidarova1,2,
Altynay Sharipova3, Assem Issayeva3, Reinhard Miller4
1D17 17:40-18:00
Microfluidic preparation of Janus hydrogel microparticles
using aqueous two-phase system droplets as a template (1.
Okayama University (Japan)) *Takaichi Watanabe1, Kae
Ikegami1, Ibuki Motohiro1, Tsutomu Ono1
1D18 18:00-18:20
Polymerization of Ionic Liquid (IL) in High Internal Phase
Emulsions for the Preparation of Macroporous PILs Monoliths(1. Shaanxi Normal University, Key Lab of Applied Surface
and Colloid Chemistry, MOE, School of Chemistry &Chemical Engineering (China)) Qing Tian1, *Junxia Peng1,
Yu Fang1

Room E[T1] Surfactants and Self-Assembly
Chair: Frederick Heberle (The University of Tennessee),Shin-ichi Yusa (University of Hyogo)
1E01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Solvophobic Self-Assembly in Nanostructured Solvents (1.
The University of Sydney (Australia), 2. University ofWestern Australia (Australia)) *Gregory G Warr1, Haihui
Joy Jiang1, Shurui Miao1, Rob Atkin2
1E02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Structure and Property of α-Gel (α-Form Hydrated Crystal)
Formed by Acylglutamic Acid-Alkylamine Complexes (1.
Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Kenichi Sakai1,
Katsuya Tanaka1, Tadashi Sugahara1, Masaaki Akamatsu1,
Hideki Sakai1
1E03 11:00-11:20
CO2 responsive emulsion and foam stabilized bypseudogemini surfactants (1. Shandong University (China), 2.
Southern University of Science and Technology (China))*Zengzi Wang1, Zhenghe Xu2, Dejun Sun1
1E04 11:20-11:40
Synthesis of N-heterocyclic carbene-based metal coordinate
surfactants (MCSs) as aqueous catalysts (1. National Instituteof Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)(Japan)) *Toshiaki Taira1, Tomohiro Imura1
1E05 11:40-12:00
Surfactant Aggregates Encapsulation and Modulation as New
Method for Construction of Cross-Reactive Sensing Systems(1. Shaanxi Normal University (China)) Junmei Fan1, Lijun
Zhang1, *Liping Ding1
1E06 12:00-12:20
Calculation of diffusion coefficients for ionic micellar
solutions using Einstein and Green-Kubo relations (1. SaintPetersburg State University (Russia)) *Nikolai Volkov1,
Alexander Shchekin1, Maxim Posysoev1

Lunch (12:20-13:40)

Luncheon Session sponsored by Science andTechnology of Advanced Materials (STAM)
12:40-13:20

1E13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]Self-Association Behavior of Block Copolymers Bearing
Hydrophobic Siloxane and Hydrophilic Phosphorylcholine in
Aqueous Solution (1. University of Hyogo (Japan)) *Shin-ichi
Yusa1[T1] Surfactants and Self-Assembly

1E14 16:40-17:00 [Invited Lecture]
Supramolecular Polymeric Nanoparticles: Physico-Chemical
Properties (1. Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Czech
Academy of Sciences (Czech Republic), 2. Centro de Ciências
Naturais e Humanas, Universidade Federal do ABC(Brazil))*Petr Stepanek1, Alessandro Jager1, Eliezer Jager1, Martin
Hruby1, Fernando Carlos Giacomelli2

Chair: Gregory Warr (The University of Sydney), Kenichi
Sakai (Tokyo University of Science)
1E07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]Thickening Properties and Self-assembly Structures of Amide
Amine Oxide Surfactants in Aqueous Solution (1. Osaka
Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology(Japan), 2. TA Instruments Japan Inc. (Japan), 3. National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(Japan)) *Rie Kakehashi1, Naoji Tokai1, Yuki Kawata2,
Kazunori Kawasaki3, Shin Horiuchi3
1E08 14:10-14:30
pH effect on the micellar size distribution and its zeta potentialof some surfactants (1. Department of Chemistry, Faculty of
Science,
Rangsit
University(Thailand))*KandaWongwailikhit1
1E09 14:30-14:50
Chain length influence of hydrotrope on pH responsiveness of
surfactant aggregates (1. China University of Petroleum (East
China) (China), 2. University of Alberta (Canada), 3. KazakhBritish Technical University (Kazakhstan)) Wanli Kang1,*Tongyu Zhu1, Pengxiang Wang1,2, Xiaoyu Hou1, Saule
Aidarova3,1, Hongbin Yang1
1E10 14:50-15:10
Intentionally Added Ionic Surfactants Induce Jones-Ray Effectat Air-Water Interface (1. Ecole Normale Superieure (France),
2. Kyushu Univerisity (Japan)) *Yuki Uematsu1, Kengo
Chida2, Hiroki Matsubara2
1E11 15:10-15:30
Molecular
PackingandMiscibilityofTetradecyltrimethylammonium
Bromideand
Tetradecylphosphocholine in the Adsorbed Film and Micelle(1. Kyushu University (Japan), 2. Japan Atomic Energy
Agency (Japan), 3. Japan Synchrotron Radiation ResearchInstitute (Japan)) *Yosuke Imai1, Haruna Hayase1, Takeharu
Sugiyama1, Hajime Tanida2, Toshiaki Ina3, Kiyofumi Nitta3,
Tomoya Uruga3, Takanori Takiue1
1E12 15:30-15:50
Stabilization of Indocyanine Green Dye in Micellar Systems
for Various Bio-applications (1. Imaging Frontier Center(IFC), Research Institute for Science and Technology(RIST)(Japan), 2. Department of Material Science andTechnology, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 3.
Exploratory Oncology Research & Clinical Trial Center,
National Cancer Center Hospital East (Japan)) *Gil
Yeroslavsky1, Masakazu Umezawa2,1, Karina Nigoghossian2,
Kyohei Okubo1,2, Doan Thi Kim Dung3, Masao Kamimura1,2,
Kohei Soga1,2

Break (15:50-16:10)[T1] Surfactants and Self-Assembly
Chair: Otto Glatter (Graz University of Technology), Rie
Kakehashi (Osaka Research Institute of Industrial Scienceand Technology)

1E15 17:00-17:20
Polar-Nopolar Interfaces of Inverse Bicontinuous Cubic
Phases in Lyotropic Liquid Crystal (1. Shizuoka University(Japan), 2. SPring-8/JASRI(Japan), 3. Australian National
University (Australia)) *Toshihiko Oka1, Noboru Ohta2,
Stephen Hyde3
1E16 17:20-17:40
Electrostatic coassembly of thermoresponsive doublehydrophilic block polyelectrolytes (1. Department of Physicaland Macromolecular Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Charles
University (Czech Republic), 2. Theoretical & Physical
Chemistry Institute, National Hellenic Research Foundation(Greece)) *Anastasiia Fanova1, Miroslav Štěpánek1, Stergios
Pispas2
1E17 17:40-18:00
Three-layered onion-like micelles with soft poly (lauryl
acrylate) core: assembly and morphological transition (1.
Department of Physical and Macromolecular Chemistry,
Faculty of Science, Charles University (Czech Republic), 2.
Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Czech Academy of
Sciences (Czech Republic), 3. Stranski Laboratory of Physics
and Theoretical Chemistry, Institute of Chemistry, Technical
University of Berlin (Germany), 4. Theoretical and Physical
Chemistry Institute, National Hellenic Research Foundation(Greece)) *Anastasiia Murmiliuk1, Sergey K. Filippov2,
Zdeněk Tošner1, Michael Gradzielski3, Stergios Pispas4,
Athanasios Skandalis4, Miroslav Štěpánek1
1E18 18:00-18:20
Supramolecular Polymerization in Liquid Crystalline Mediafor Multifunctional Columnar Liquid Crystals (1. Departmentof Chemistry and Biotechnology, The University of Tokyo(Japan), 2. RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science(Japan)) *Yoshimitsu Itoh1, Keiichi Yano1, Takuzo Aida1,2

Room F[S4] Colloidal Dispersion and Aggregation in Materials
for Sustainability
Chair: George Franks (University of Melbourne), Motoyuki
Iijima (Yokohama National University)
1F01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Encapsulation strategy for spray-dried powders in food anddairy applications (1. Monash University (Australia))*Cordelia Selomulya1
1F02 10:40-11:00
Eugenol- and cardanol-derived latex: from aromatic biobased
monomers to radical emulsion polymerization (1. Institut
Charles Gerhardt (France)) *Sylvain Caillol1, Vincent

Ladmiral1, Patrick Lacroix-Desmazes1, Samantha MolinaGutierrez1, Wing-Sze Jen Li1
1F03 11:00-11:20
Formation of colloidal particles and gels based on porous
metal-organic polyhedra by pathway selection in selfassembly (1. Institute for Integrated Cell-Material Sciences,
Kyoto University (Japan)) *Shuhei Furukawa1, Alexandre
Legrand1, Gavin Craig1, Frederik Haase1, Zaoming Wang1
1F04 11:20-11:40
Colloidal processing and interfacial engineering of bio-based
nanoparticles for sustainable materials (1. Stockholm
University (Sweden)) *Lennart Bergstroem1
1F05 11:40-12:00
Effect of Functional Group of Polymer Particles on Dispersion
Stability and Antimicrobial Activity (1. Nagoya University(Japan), 2. Hiroshima University (Japan)) *Tetsuya
Yamamoto1, Ryo Furuta1, Kenji Arakawa2
1F06 12:00-12:20 [Invited Lecture]
Direct translocation of nanoparticle across model cell
membrane by nanoparticle-induced local enhancement of
membrane potential (1. Osaka Prefecture University (Japan))*Hideya Nakamura1, Kyohei Sezawa1, Masataka Hata1,
Shuji Ohsaki1, Satoru Watano1

Lunch (12:20-13:40)[S4] Colloidal Dispersion and Aggregation in Materials
for Sustainability
Chair: Cordelia Selomulya (Monash University), Hideya
Nakamura (Osaka Prefecutre University)
1F07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]
Application of surface chemistry in cement and concrete
technology (1. Hokkaido University (Japan)) *Kiyofumi
Kurumisawa1
1F08 14:10-14:30 [Invited Lecture]
A Physical Approach for Forming Dispersions of Metal andMetal Alloy Nanoparticles (1. Hokkaido University (Japan))*Mai Thanh Nguyen1, Tetsu Yonezawa1, Lianlian Deng1
1F09 14:30-14:50 [Invited Lecture]
Polyethyleneimine based multifunctional dispersants: towardversatile approach to control the stability of non-aqueous
dispersions (1. Yokohama National University (Japan))*Motoyuki Iijima1, Seitaro Morita1, Ryoya Arita1, Junichi
Tatami1
1F10 14:50-15:10 [Invited Lecture]
Hansen parameter to predict optimum surface modification forparticles (1. Gifu University (Japan), 2. Nagoya Institute ofTechnology (Japan)) *Chika Takai-Yamashita1, Hidenori
Nagamine2, Masayoshi Fuji2
1F11 15:10-15:30
Particle surface energy quantification by Hansen dispersibility
parameters to predict particle-particle and particle-liquidinteraction (1. Takeda Colloid Techno-Consulting Co., Ltd.
(Japan), 2. LUM GmbH (Germany), 3. Dr. Lerche KG(Germany), 4. Universität Duisburg-Essen (UDE) (Germany))*Shin-ichi Takeda1, Dietmar Lerche2,3, Luis Rodriguez3,
Tietus Sobisch2, Dolis Segets4
1F12 15:30-15:50
Twilight Fluorescence Microscopy: A Novel Technique toObserve Individual Nanoparticles Dispersed in Solution (1.
Yamagata University (Japan)) *Masahito Sano1

Break (15:50-16:10)[S4] Colloidal Dispersion and Aggregation in Materials
for Sustainability
Chair: Chika Takai-Yamashita (Gifu University), Testuya
Yamamoto (Nagoya University)
1F13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Rheological analysis of the dispersion state of particles in theelectrode slurry (1. Kobe University (Japan), 2. National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(Japan)) *Yoshiyuki Komoda1, Kentaro Kuratani2
1F14 16:40-17:00 [Invited Lecture]
Mixing Process and Dispersion Technology for Lithium Ion
Battery Electrode Slurries (1. PRIMIX Corporation (Japan))*Maiko Kawakubo1, Tsumoru Ohata1, Nobuhiko Moriyasu1,
Takayuki Wani1, Maruo Kamino1
1F15 17:00-17:20 [Invited Lecture]
Production of anionic graphite for ultra-high exfoliation inliquid (1. Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan), 2. National
Institute for Materials Science (Japan)) *Yoshihiko Arao1,
Jonathon Tanks2, Kojiro Aida1, Masatoshi Kubouchi1
1F16 17:20-17:40 [Invited Lecture]
Particle Stabilized Foams and Emulsions as Pastes for 3D
Printing Multiscale Porous Ceramics (1. University of
Melbourne (Australia), 2. LaTrobe University (Australia))*George V. Franks1, Shareen S. L. Chan1, Mitchell L.
Sesso1,2
1F17 17:40-18:00 [Invited Lecture]
Fabrication of Transparent Thin Film Based on Octahedral
Molybdenum Cluster by Electrophoretic Deposition (1.
National Institute for Materials Science (Japan), 2. Hokkaido
University (Japan)) *Tetsuo Uchikoshi1,2
1F18 18:00-18:20
Mapping of mechanical properties of metal paste materials byatomic force microscopy (1. Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., Ltd(Japan)) *Tatsuo Aikawa1, Kyoko Miyauchi1

Room G[S1] How Can Colloid and Interface Chemistry
Contribute to Global Sustainability? –Surfactants,
Water and Energy–
Chair: Norio Tobori (Lion Specialty Chemicals), Keisuke
Tanaka (Cosmos Technical Center)
1G01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Transformation and innovation for sustainability throughresearch integration and collaboration with the society (1.
Future Earth (Japan), 2. National Institute for Environmental
Studies (Japan), 3. The University of Tokyo (Japan)) *FumikoKasuga1,2,3
1G02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
From colloidal solution chemistry to greener productformulations (1. University of Regensburg (Germany))*Werner Kunz1
1G03 11:00-11:20 [Invited Lecture]
A Perspective of Hydrate Technology for Natural Gas Storage(1. Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), 2. UOP, A

Honeywell Company (USA)) *Pramoch Rangsunvigit1,
Katipot Inkong1, Santi Kulprathipanja2
1G04 11:20-11:40 [Invited Lecture]
Expansion of Palm-Oil-Based Surfactants for Global
Sustainability (1. Research and Development Headquarters,
Lion Specialty Chemicals (Japan)) *Takayasu Kubozono1
1G05 11:40-12:00 [Invited Lecture]
Sustainable Anionic Surfactant Supporting Our Future Life;
Molecular Shape in Water Providing Global Usability andHigher Performance with Smaller Amount (1. Material
Science Research Laboratory, Kao Corporation (Japan))*Yukiko Tabuchi1, Takaya Sakai1
1G06 12:00-12:20
Physical Stability of Oil-in-Water (O/W) nanoemulsion loadedwith terpineol using saponin from quillaja bark as natural
emulsifier (1. School of Life & Environmental Sciences,
University of Tsukuba (Japan), 2. Department of Food
Science, School of Food Engineering, University of Campinas(Brazil), 3. Food Engineering Division, National Food
Research Institute, NARO (Japan)) *Lorena de Oliveira
Felipe1, Juliano Lemos Bicas2, Isao Kobayashi3, Mitsutoshi
Nakajima1, Marcos A. Neves1

Lunch (12:20-13:40)[S6] Nanopores and/or Nanowindows AssociatedInterface Science (Nano-IS)
Chair: Teresa Bandosz (The City College of New York),
Hideki Tanaka (Shinshu University)
1G07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]
Surface-modified activated carbons for adsorption of VOCs
and radioactive methyl iodide in dry and wet conditions (1.
Yonsei University (Korea)) *Chang Ha Lee1
1G08 14:10-14:30 [Invited Lecture]
Structure and Gas Transport at the Polymer-Zeolite Interface:
Insights from Molecular Dynamics Simulations (1. The
University of Queensland (Australia)) Ravi Dutta1, *Suresh
Bhatia1
1G09 14:30-14:50 [Invited Lecture]
Carbon Dioxide Separation Using Ionic Liquids Supported ona Silica Microhoneycomb Obtained through Ice Templating (1.
Division of Applied Chemistry, Faculty of Engineering,
Hokkaido University (Japan), 2. Industrial Research Institute,
Hokkaido Research Organization (Japan)) Seiichiro
Yoshida1,2, Kazuya Takahashi1, Shuichiro Kudo1, Shinichiroh
Iwamura1, Isao Ogino1, *Shin Mukai1
1G10 14:50-15:10 [Invited Lecture]
Zeolite Design for Adsorption and Separation Processes (1.
Instituto de Tecnologia Quimica (Universitat Politècncia deValència - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas)(Spain)) *Fernando Rey1, Eduardo Pérez-Botella1, Miguel
Palomino1, Susana Valencia1
1G11 15:10-15:30 [Invited Lecture]
Freezing/melting of water in a confined environment evaluatedusing DSC: Effect of an external stimuli (1. University ofAlicante (Spain), 2. Colorado School of Mines (USA)) Carlos
Cuadrado-Collados1, Ahmad A. A. Majid2, Carolyn Koh2,*Joaquin Silvestre Albero1
1G12 15:30-15:50 [Invited Lecture]
Confinement-Induced Compression and High Pressure Phases
in Nanopores (1. North Carolina State University (USA))
Kaihang Shi1, James Matthew Mansell1, Erik E. Santiso1,*Keith E. Gubbins1

Break (15:50-16:10)[S6] Nanopores and/or Nanowindows AssociatedInterface Science (Nano-IS)
Chair: Philip Llewellyn (TOTAL EP R&D, CNRS-AMU),
Mauricio Terrones (The Pennsylvania State University)
1G13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Advanced Carbon Materials for Energy Storage Applications(1. Fraunhofer IWS and TU Dresden (Germany)) *Stefan
Kaskel1
1G14 16:40-17:00 [Invited Lecture]
On the Importance of Carbon Nanopores in Oxygen Reduction
Reaction (1. The City Colleege of New York/CUNY (USA), 2.
National University of San Luis (Argentine)) *Teresa J
Bandosz1, Marc Florent1, Deicy Barrera1,2
1G15 17:00-17:20 [Invited Lecture]
Nanoporous materials with single-layer graphene walls (1.
Tohoku University (Japan)) *Hirotomo Nishihara1
1G16 17:20-17:40 [Invited Lecture]
Modelling nanoporous carbons: the mesopore challenge (1.
Department of Physics and Astronomy, Curtin University(Australia)) *Carla de Tomas1
1G17 17:40-18:00 [Invited Lecture]
Surface modification of graphene oxides (1. Budapest
University of Technology and Economics (Hungary), 2.
Research Centre for Natural Sciences, Hungarian Academy of
Sciences (Hungary)) *Krisztina Laszlo1, Imre Bertóti2,
Miklós Mohai2, Shereen Farad1
1G18 18:00-18:20
Re-organization and two dimensional transformation of an allsilica MEL-type zeolite (1. National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) (Japan)) Jie Liu1,
Danny Yang1, *Zheng-Ming Wang1

November 5 (Tue)Room A
Plenary Lecture
PL02 9:00-9:50
Polydopamine Coating and Pyrogallol Interfacial Chemistry(1. Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST) (Korea)) *Haeshin Lee1

Break (9:50-10:10)

Polymer Research (Germany)) *Werner Steffen1, Jie Liu1,
Michael Kappl1, Hans-Jürgen Butt1

Lunch (12:20-13:30)
DCSC Meeting 70th Anniversary Special Lecture
SL01 13:30-14:20
Science, Technology and Humanity for Sustainable Future (1.
President, Chemical Society of Japan (Japan), 2. Director
General, Institute for Molecular Science (Japan)) *Maki
Kawai1,2[T6] Nanoparticles and Nanomaterials
Chair: Hitoshi Kasai (Tohoku University), Alla Synytska(Technische Universität Dresden)
2A01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Nano-formulation designed for gas therapy in nanomedicine(1. Department of Chemistry, National Cheng Kung University(Taiwan)) *Chen-Sheng Yeh1
2A02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Plasmonics Endoscopy for study of drug delivery system inindividual single cells (1. Hakkaido University (Japan), 2. KU
Leuven (Belgium)) Ricci Monica2, Beatrice Fortuni2, Tomoko
Inose1, *Hiroshi Ujii1,2
2A03 11:00-11:20
Engineered cationic ultra-small lipid nanoparticles forglioblastoma treatment (1. Faculty of Pharmacy, University of
Coimbra (Portugal), 2. Centre for Neurosciences and Cell
Biology (CNC), University of Coimbra (Portugal), 3. Coimbra
Chemistry Center, Department of Chemistry, University of
Coimbra (Portugal)) Maria Mendes1,2, Jéssica Silva1,2, JoãoBasso1,2, Tânia Cova3, João Sousa1,3, Alberto Pais1,3, *Carla
Vitorino1,2,3
2A04 11:20-11:40
Hybridosomes®: Innovative Multifunctional Nanocapsulesfrom the Ouzo Effect (1. Univ Rennes, CNRS, ISCRUMR6226, SCANMat-UMS2001 (France), 2. World PremierInternational (WPI) Research Center for Materials
Nanoarchitectonics (MANA), National Institute for Materials
Science (NIMS) (Japan), 3. UMR 1078 Génétique,
Génomique fonctionnelle et Biotechnologies, Inserm,
Université de Bretagne Occidentale (France), 4. INRA, La
Giraudière (France), 5. Laboratoire de Chimie de
Coordination, UPR8241, CNRS (France), 6. Graduate Schoolof Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo (Japan))*Flavien Sciortino1,2, Clement Goubault1, Helene
Jacobczyk1,
Pierre-Antoine
Eliat1,
Marie-Berengere
Troadec1,3, Cedric Gaillard4, Myrtil L Kahn5, Soizic
Chevance1, Fabienne Gauffre1, Katsuhiko Ariga2,6
2A05 11:40-12:00
DNA Aptamer-Gold Nanoparticles for Colorimetric Protein
Assay (1. The University of Tokyo (Japan), 2. RIKEN (Japan))*Surachada Chuaychob1,2, Masahiro Fujita2, Mizuo
Maeda1,2
2A06 12:00-12:20
Elastic Superhydrophobic and Photocatalytically Active Films
being Super-Blood Repellent (1. Max Planck Institute for

Break (14:20-14:30)[T6] Nanoparticles and Nanomaterials
Chair: Shinya Maenosono (JAIST), Werner Steffen (Max
Planck Institute for Polymer Research)
2A07 14:30-15:00 [Keynote Lecture]
Light-emitting colloidal nanostructures (1. City University ofHong Kong (Hong Kong)) *Andrey Rogach1
2A08 15:00-15:20 [Invited Lecture]
Present Status and Prospects of Metallic Nanostructure
Synthesis by Polyol/Alcohol Reduction Technique (1. The
University of Shiga Prefecture (Japan)) *Jeyadevan
Balachandran1, Jhon Lehman Cuya Huaman1
2A09 15:20-15:40
Plasmon-enhanced
triplet-triplet
annihilation-based
upconverted emission (1. Nihon University (Japan)) *Kosuke
Sugawa1, Naoto Takeshima1, Shota Jin1
2A10 15:40-16:00
Sequential Adsorption of Polyelectrolyte Layers and Guest
Molecules on Layered Double Hydroxide Nanoparticles (1.
MTA-SZTE Lendulet Biocolloids Research Group,
Department of Physical Chemistry and Materials Science,
University of Szeged (Hungary), 2. Interdisciplinary
Excellence Centre, Department of Physical Chemistry andMaterials Science, University of Szeged (Hungary), 3.
Department of Organic Chemistry, University of Szeged(Hungary)) *Zoltan Somosi1,2, Istvan Szilagyi1,2, Istvan
Palinko3
2A11 16:00-16:20
Anisotropic gold nanoparticles synthesized in AOT-based
template phases (1. Institute for Chemistry, University of
Potsdam (Germany)) *Joachim Koetz1, Ferenc Liebig1
2A12 16:20-16:40
Templated Production of Gold Nanoparticles on SurfaceAminated 2D Cellulose Assemblies (1. Tokyo Institute ofTechnology (Japan)) *Takatoshi Nohara1, Toshiki Sawada1,
Hiroshi Tanaka1, Takeshi Serizawa1

Break (16:40-17:00)

[T6] Nanoparticles and Nanomaterials
Chair: Jeyadevan Balachandran (The University of Shiga
Prefecture), Kosuke Sugawa (Nihon University)
2A13 17:00-17:30 [Keynote Lecture]
Nanostructured materials and coatings based on novel peptide
amphiphiles (1. Department of Interfaces and Colloids, IPCBAS (Bulgaria), 2. Shemyakin-Ovchinnikov Institute ofBioorganic Chemistry, RAS (Russia)) *Elena Mileva1,
Dimitrinka Arabadzhieva1, Anna Gyurova1, Lidia
Alexandrova1, Alexander Chinarev2, Svetlana Tsygankova2,
Alexander Tuzikov2
2A14 17:30-17:50 [Invited Lecture]
Hierarchy of hydrophobic graphitic core/solvophobic
fluorocarbon domain/hydrophilic polymer shell (1. National
Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan), 2.
Charles Sadron Institute (France)) *Toyoko Imae1, Cheng-Yu
Kuo1, Mary-Pierre Krafft2
2A15 17:50-18:10
Soft Colloids with Chemical and Geometrical Anisotropy as
Wet Adhesives (1. IPF Dresden (Germany), 2. Technische
Universität Dresden (Germany)) *Alla Synytska1,2
2A16 18:10-18:30
Reversible liquid–gas phase transition by the force-driven
deformation of elastic nanostructured carbon materials (1.
Tohoku University (Japan), 2. Nissan Motor Corp. (Japan))*Masanori Yamamoto1, Hirotomo Nishihara1, Keita
Nomura1, Atsushi Gabe1, Masashi Ito2, Masanobu Uchimura2,
Takashi Kyotani1
2A17 18:30-18:50
Nanoparticle Mixtures at Liquid Interfaces: Properties of theInterfacial Layer, Foams and Emulsions (1. CNR - Institute ofCondensed Matter Chemistry and Energy Technologies, Unitof Genoa (Italy)) *Francesca Ravera1, Eva Santini1, Karzyna
Dziza1, Libero Liggieri1
2A18 18:50-19:10
Surface lattice resonances in periodic, self-assembled
plasmonic monolayers (1. Heinrich-Heine-University
Duesseldorf, Institute of Physical Chemistry I: Colloids andNanooptics(Germany))
KirstenVolk1,
Ekaterina
1
1
Ponomareva , *Matthias Karg

Room B[T3] Soft Matter, Active Matter and Dynamical Selforganization of Biomolecular Systems
Chair: Satoru Kidoaki (Kyushu University), Mahesh Bandi(Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate
University)
2B01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Unidirectional Molecular Rotations of Chiral and Achiral
Liquid Crystals Driven by Linear Flows (1. Waseda University(Japan)) *Yuka Tabe1, Shinji Bono1, Shin-ya Sugisawa1,
Chuhei Oshima1
2B02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Compaction of DNA and Chromatin under Influence of
Neutral and Anionic Crowding (1. Nagoya University,
Graduate School of Environmental Studies (Japan)) *Anatoly
Zinchenko1
2B03 11:00-11:20
Hydrodynamically synchronized motion of externally driven
colloids (1. Kyoto University (Japan), 2. AIST–Tohoku

University (Japan)) Norihiro Oyama2, Kosuke Teshigawara1,
John Jairo Molina1, Ryoichi Yamamoto1, *Takashi Taniguch
2B04 11:20-11:40
Computational modeling of drug recognition and free-energy
patterns in cyclodextrin-based nanostructures (1. Coimbra
Chemistry Center, Department of Chemistry, Daculty of
Sciences and Technology, University of Coimbra (Portugal),
2. Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Coimbra (Portugal))*Tania Firmino Cova1, Carla S. Vitorino2, Sandra C. Nunes1,
Alberto Canelas Pais1
2B05 11:40-12:00
Colloidal particles that make polymers smart (1. Semmelweis
University (Hungary)) *Miklos Zrinyi1
2B06 12:00-12:20
pH driven Modular Micro Swimmers - State and Pospects (1.
Inst. of Physics, Johannes Gutenberg Univesität (Germany))
Ran Niu1, Denis Botin1, Nadir Möller1, Thomas Speck1,*Thomas P Palberg1

Lunch (12:20-13:30)[T3] Soft Matter, Active Matter and Dynamical Selforganization of Biomolecular Systems
Chair: Yuka Tabe (Waseda University), Anatoly Zinchenko(Nagoya University)
2B07 14:30-15:00 [Keynote Lecture]Engineering with biomolecular motors and enzyme cascades(1. Columbia University (USA)) *Henry Hess1
2B08 15:00-15:20 [Invited Lecture]
High-Aspect-Ratio Gold Nanorods Grow in the Transient
Lamellar Structure of Surfactant (1. National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) (Japan))*Yoshiko Takenaka1
2B09 15:20-15:40
Direct Numerical Simulations for Charged Colloidal
Dispersions: A challenge beyond DLVO (1. Kyoto University(Japan)) *Ryoichi Yamamoto1, Chunyu Shih1, John J.
Molina1
2B10 15:40-16:00
Generation of density traveling wave in aqueous solution ofgraphite under stationary photo-irradiation (1. Faculty of Life
and Medical Sciences, Doshisha Univ. (Japan)) *Yoshino
Hasegawa1, Tomoko Tanaka1, Satoshi Takatori1, Koichiro
Sadakane1, Takahiro Kenmotsu1, Kenichi Yoshikawa1
2B11 16:00-16:20
Synthesis and directed self-assembly of monodisperse
hematite silica rods at a liquid-air interface using hematite
ellipsoids as a seed particle (1. Utrecht University(Netherlands)) *Rama Kotni1, Fabian Hagemans1, Alfons vanBlaaderen1
2B12 16:20-16:40
Two-dimensional lipid molecular diffusion and membrane
viscosity measured at the molecular scales (1. Indiana
University (USA), 2. National Institute of Standards andTechnology (USA), 3. Comprehensive Research Organizationfor Science and Society (Japan), 4. Japan Atomic Energy
Agency (Japan), 5. University of Delaware (USA), 6.
University of Tennessee (USA)) *Michihiro Nagao1,2,
Elizabeth G. Kelley2, Takeshi Yamada3, Antonio Faraone2,
Kaoru Shibata4, Paul D. Butler2,5,6

Break (16:40-17:00)[T3] Soft Matter, Active Matter and Dynamical Selforganization of Biomolecular Systems
Chair: Henry Hess (Columbia University), Yoshiko Takenaka(AIST)
2B13 17:00-17:30 [Keynote Lecture]
Heterogeneous field of matrix elasticity to exercise
mesenchymal stem cells through their nomadic migrations (1.
IMCE, Kyushu University (Japan)) *Satoru Kidoaki1
2B14 17:30-17:50 [Invited Lecture]
Thermoresponsive Polymer-Clay Nanocomposite Gels (1.
Tokushima University (Japan)) *Keiji Minagawa1, Yukihiro
Arakawa1, Yasushi Imada1
2B15 17:50-18:10
Spatiotemporal trans-on switched cargo transportation bymolecular swarm robot (1. Graduate School of Chemical
Science & Engineering, Hokkaido University (Japan), 2.
Faculty of Science, Hokkaido University (Japan), 3.
Department of Biomolecular Engineering, Nagoya University(Japan), 4. Department of Chemistry and Materials
Engineering, Kansai University (Japan)) *Mousumi Akter1,
Jakia Jannat Keya2, Arif Md. Rashedul Kabir2, Hiroyuki
Asanuma3, Akinori Kuzuya4, Kazuki Sada2, Akira Kakugo1,2
2B16 18:10-18:30
Phantasmagoric liquid crystals (1. Department of Physics,
Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University (Japan), 2. JSTCREST, Japan Science and Technology Agency (Japan), 3.
Seoul National University (Korea), 4. University of
Luxembourg (Luxembourg)) *Jun Yamamoto1,2, Chisato
Ida1, HyeRan Jo3, Giusy Scalia4
2B17 18:30-18:50
Motion of Colloidal Particles in Optical Vortices (1. Kyushu
University (Japan)) *Kenta Iwamoto1, Yasuyuki Kimura1
2B18 18:50-19:10
Tuning the interactions of oligopeptides with star-likepolyelectrolytes by means of charge regulation (1. Charles
University (Czech Republic)) Raju Lunkad1, Pascal
Hebbeker1, *Peter Kosovan1

CSIRO Manufacturing (Australia)) *Jitendra Mata1, Jasmin
L Whittaker2, Rajkamal Balu3,2, Robert Knott1, Liliana deCampo1, Christine Rehm4,1, Anita J Hill5, Naba K Dutta3,2,
Namita Roy Choudhury3,2
2C03 11:00-11:20
Structure of Chemically Modified Cellulose Ethers in Aqueous
Solution (1. Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology(Japan), 2. Comprehensive Research Organization for Scienceand Society (Japan)) *Toshiyuki Shikata1, Kengo Arai1,
Hiroki Iwase2
2C04 11:20-11:40
Effects of Cholesterol on the Permeability and Fluidity ofBiomimetic Ion Pair Amphiphile Bilayers: A Molecular
Dynamics Study (1. Department of Chemical Engineering,
National Cheng Kung University (Taiwan)) Wu-Jhao Tien1,
Yu-Fang Lai1, *Chi-cheng Chiu1
2C05 11:40-12:00
Fluorescence Detection of Water-soluble Polymers Based on aSpecific Affinity of Peptides (1. Tokyo Institute of Technology(Japan)) *Seigo Suzuki1, Toshiki Sawada1, Takeshi Serizawa1

Lunch (12:20-13:30)[T9] Biocolloids, Biomaterials, Biointerfaces andBiomimetics
Chair: Chie Kojima (Osaka Prefecture University), Hiroyuki
Mayama (Asahikawa Medical University)
2C07 14:30-15:00 [Keynote Lecture]
Human Corneal Endothelium as 2D Colloidal Assembly (1.
Heidelberg University (Germany), 2. Kyoto University(Japan)) *Motomu Tanaka1,2, Akihisa Yamamoto2
2C08 15:00-15:20 [Invited Lecture]
Functional Peptides-Conjugated Dendrimers for Cancer
Therapy and Diagnosis (1. Osaka Prefecture University(Japan)) *Chie Kojima1

Room C

2C09 15:40-16:00
Poly (ethylene glycol) Modified Near-Infrared Nanophosphorsfor Deep Tissue in vivo Bioimaging (1. Department ofMaterials Science and Technology, Tokyo University of
Science (Japan), 2. Imaging Frontier Center, Tokyo Universityof Science (Japan)) *Masao Kamimura1,2, Kohei Soga1,2[T9] Biocolloids, Biomaterials, Biointerfaces andBiomimetics

2C10 15:40-16:00
Inhibition of Amyloid β-Protein Fibrillogenesis on Surface: A
Story about HyBER Theory (1. Tianjin University (China))*Yan Sun1

Chair: Jitendra Mata (ANSTO), Yuji Hirai (Chitose Instituteof Science and Technology)
2C01 10:20-10:40 [Invited Lecture]
Confinement of reduced graphene oxides within cellulose
oligomer networks for constructing functional materials (1.
Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan)) *Yuuki Hata1, Toshiki
Sawada1, Takeshi Serizawa1
2C02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Nano and Microstructure Investigation of Silk Fibroin-Based
Hydrogels for Biomedical Applications: A Small Angle
Scattering Study (1. Australian Centre for Neutron Scattering(ACNS), Australian Nuclear Science and Technology
Organization (ANSTO) (Australia), 2. Future Industries
Institute, University of South Australia (Australia), 3. Schoolof Engineering, RMIT University (Australia), 4. Guangdong
Technion Israel Institute of Technology (GTIIT) (China), 5.

2C11 16:00-16:20
Cracking Pattern on Pathological Tissue Slice Caused byExternal Extension Provides Useful Information for Medical
Diagnosis (1. Doshisha University (Japan)) *Natsumi
Okoso1, Takahiro Kenmotsu1, Kenichi Yoshikawa1
2C12 16:20-16:40
Biodegradable Injectable Polymer Systems Exhibiting
Temperature-Responsive Irreversible Sol-Gel Transition for
Medical Application (1. Department of Chemistry andMaterials Engineering, Kansai University (Japan), 2. CEMP,
Kansai University (Japan), 3. ORDIST, Kansai University(Japan)) *Yuichi Ohya1,2, Yuta Yoshizaki3, Soichiro
Fujiwara1, Takuya Nagata1, Hiroki Takai1, Yasuyuki Yoshida1,
Kazuyuki Takata1, Akinori Kuzuya1,2

Break (16:40-17:00)[T11] Nanomedicine and Pharmaceutical Science
Chair: Kohsaku Kawakami (NIMS), Yuuki Takashima(Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences)
2C13 17:00-17:30 [Keynote Lecture]Self-assembly of Glyco-based Polymers (Nanogels andVesicles) for Biomedical Applications (1. Kyoto University(Japan)) *Kazunari Akiyoshi1
2C14 17:30-17:50 [Invited Lecture]
Multifunctional Smart Amino Lipid Nucleic Acids
Nanoparticles for Gene Therapy (1. Case Western Reserve
University (USA)) *Zheng-Rong Lu1
2C15 17:50-18:10 [Invited Lecture]
Colloidal tetraglycine-L-octaarginine-linked hyaluronic acidas an adjuvant for mucosal vaccination (1. Faculty of
Pharmaceutical Sciences, Setsunan University (Japan), 2. Life
Science Materials Laboratory, ADEKA Co (Japan), 3. Facultyof Medicine, University of Miyazaki (Japan), 4. Joint ResearchCenter for Human Retrovirus Infection, Kagoshima University(Japan)) *Masami Ukawa1, Sohei Tanishita1, Takumi
Tomono1, Koichi Shigeno2, Etsuo Tobita2, Tomofumi Uto3,
Masanori Baba4, Shinji Sakuma1
2C16 18:10-18:30 [Invited Lecture]Self-Assembling of Amphiphilic Liquid Crystalline Polymers
and Their Applications as Thermoresponsive Drug Carriers (1.
Kansai University (Japan)) *Takashi Miyata1, Yasuaki
Inoue1, Akifumi Kawamura1
2C17 18:30-18:50
Yeast glucan particles as carriers for low-water soluble drugs:
Encapsulation by spray drying and improvement ofdispersibility and dissolution properties (1. Department ofChemical Engineering, University of Chemistry andTechnology Prague (Czech Republic)) *Gabriela Ruphuy1,
Filip Zavřel1, Jan Tomas1, Petra Šalamunová1, Jaroslav
Hanus1, František Štepánek1
2C18 18:50-19:10
Process Development and Characterization of Liposomes for
Pharmaceutical Applications (1. Karlsruhe Institute ofTechnology (KIT), Institute for Mechanical Process
Engineering and Mechanics (Germany), 2. Carl Gustav CarusInstitute (Germany), 3. Abnoba GmbH (Germany)) *Kirsten
Ullmann1, Manuel Meier1, Gero Leneweit2,3, Hermann
Nirschl1

Room D[T2] Foams/Bubbles/Emulsions and Microemulsions
Chair: Yoshimune Nonomura (Yamagata University), Saule
Aidarova (Kazakh National Technical University)
2D01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Overviews and prospects on the explorations to control
interfaces (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan))*Kazutami Sakamoto1
2D02 10:40-11:00
Responsive Emulsions based on Dynamic Covalent
Bond/Non-Covalent Interaction (1. Shandong university(China)) *Gaihuan Ren1, Dejun Sun1
2D03 11:00-11:20

Entropy of Oil Droplets on Colloidal Stability of Oil-in-Water
Emulsions: Excluded Volume Effect of Hydrocarbon (1.
Shinshu University (Japan), 2. RIKEN (Japan)) *Toshio
Sakai1, Natsumi Koike1, Shunsuke Urabe1, Ayumi
Yamamoto1, Naoki Kanayama1,2
2D04 11:20-11:40
Structure of PNIPAM microgels in aqueous foams (1.
Technical University Darmstadt (Germany)) *Matthias
Kuehnhammer1, Christian Appel1, Regine von Klitzing1
2D05 11:40-12:00
Freezing emulsions: Interactions between solidification fronts
and droplets (1. Laboratoire de Synthèse et Fonctionnalisation
des Céramiques, UMR 3080 CNRS/Saint-Gobain CREE
(France), 2. Sciences et Ingénierie de la Matiére Molle, ESPCIParis, PSL Research University, CNRS, Sorbonne Universités,
UPMC Univ Paris 06 (France)) *Sidhanth Tyagi1,2, Cécile
Monteux2, Sylvain Deville1
2D06 12:00-12:20
Coalescence destabilization of particle-stabilized emulsions
associated with mixing particles (1. Department of Chemistry,
Konan University (Japan)) *Ryo Murakami1, Junpei Ogawa1,
Masahiro Yamamoto1

Lunch (12:20-13:30)[T2] Foams/Bubbles/Emulsions and Microemulsions
Chair: Toshio Sakai (Shinshu University), Ivan Vakarelski(King Abdullah University of Science and Technology)
2D07 14:30-15:00 [Keynote Lecture]
Influence of particle concentration on multiple droplet
formation in Pickering emulsions (1. Massey University (New
Zealand)) *Catherine Whitby1
2D08 15:00-15:20 [Invited Lecture]
Harnessing electrostatic interactions for liquid marble
formation and particle separation (1. The University of
Newcastle (Australia), 2. Osaka Institute of Technology(Japan)) *Grant Bruce Webber1, Benjamin T Lobel1, Casey
A Thomas1, Syuji Fujii2, Peter M Ireland1, Erica J Wanless1
2D09 15:20-15:40
Gas permeation through Pickering membranes (1. Chemnitz
University of Technology (Germany)) Matthias M Krejca1,
Cornell Wüstner1, *Werner A. Goedel1
2D10 15:40-16:00
Modified starch adsorption at liquid-solid and liquid-liquidinterface on Pickering emulsion (1. Lund University (Sweden),
2. Kao Corporation (Japan)) *Ippei Furikado1,2, Jan
Forsman1, Marilyn Rayner1, Tommy Nylander1
2D11 16:00-16:20
Oil-in-water Pickering emulsions stabilized with cellulose
nanocrystals bearing polyphosphoesters (1. Graduate Schoolof Science and Engineering, Kansai University (Japan), 2.
Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka Institute ofTechnology (Japan), 3. Faculty of Engineering, Osaka Instituteof Technology (Japan), 4. Nanomaterials Microdevices
Research Center, Osaka Institute of Technology (Japan), 5.
Faculty of Chemistry, Materials and Bioengineering, Kansai
University (Japan), 6. ORDIST, Kansai University (Japan))*Suphatra Hiranphinyophat1, Yuta Asaumi2, Syuji Fujii3,4,
Yasuhiko Iwasaki5,6
2D12 16:20-16:40
Geometric Effect of Amphiphilic Regular Polygonal Particles

on Emulsion Droplet Structure (1. Kyoto Sangyo University(Japan), 2. Kyushu University (Japan)) Ryotaro Koike2,*Yasutaka Iwashita1, Yasuyuki Kimura2

Break (16:40-17:00)[T2] Foams/Bubbles/Emulsions and Microemulsions
Chair: Yasutaka Iwashita (Kyoto Sangyo University), Grant
Webber (The University of Newcastle)
2D13 17:00-17:30 [Keynote Lecture]
Fabrication of Organic-Inorganic Hybrid Colloidal Particles
from Emulsions (1. Instituto de Química Avanzada deCataluña, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas(IQAC-CSIC) and CIBER de Bioingeniería, Biomateriales y
Nanomedicina (CIBER-BBN) (Spain)) *Carlos RodriguezAbreu1, Gabriela Calderó1
2D14 17:30-17:50
Effect of storage temperature on the colloidal stability ofultrafine bubbles in pure water (1. Keio University (Japan))*Shunya Tanaka1, Koichi Terasaka1, Satoko Fujioka1
2D15 17:50-18:10
Oil Flow inside Aqueous Surfactant Foam (1. Kao Corporation(Japan)) *Azusa Kusaka1, Takaya Sakai1
2D16 18:10-18:30
Mobile and immobile fluid interfaces: droplets, bubbles andcavities (1. King Abdullah University of Science andTechnology (Saudi Arabia), 2. University of Melbourne(Australia)) *Ivan Vakarelski1, Derek Chan2, Sigurdur
Thoroddsen1(Sweden)) *Luciano Galantini1, Jacopo Cautela1, Jérôme J.
Crassous2, Björn Stenqvist3
2E03 11:00-11:20
NanosheetconstructedbyPseudo-Polyotaxane
Supramolecular Self-assembly (1. The University of Tokyo(Japan)) *Shuntaro Uenuma1, Rina Maeda1, Hideaki
Yokoyama1, Kohzo Ito1
2E04 11:20-11:40
Supramolecular Assembly of Calix[4]resorcinarenes for
Design of Drug Nanocontainers (1. Arbuzov Institute ofOrganic and Physical Chemistry, FRC Kazan ScientificCenter, Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia)) *Ruslan
Ravilevich Kashapov1, Albina Ziganshina1, Yuliya
Razuvayeva1, Anastasiya Sapunova1, Alexandra Voloshina1,
Lucia Zakharova1
2E05 11:40-12:00
Colloidal Systems at High Concentration Studied by SmallAngle Scattering (1. University of Technology Graz (Austria),
2. University of Leoben (Austria)) *Otto Glatter1, Gerhard
Popovski2
2E06 12:00-12:20
Shape-anisotropic reverse micelles of low F-content
surfactants as a CO2 thickener for enhanced oil recovery (1.
Hirosaki University (Japan), 2. Universidade Estadual daParaíba (Brazil), 3. Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris(Malaysia), 4. University of Pittsburgh (USA), 5. Universityof Bristol (UK)) *Masanobu Sagisaka1, Yuuki Sato1, Atsushi
Yoshizawa1, Rodrigo José de Oliveira2, Azmi Mohamed3,
Robert Enick4, Julian Eastoe5

Lunch (12:20-13:30)

2D17 18:30-18:50
Micro-Disk formation of molecular assembly and application
to foam stabilization (1. Kao Corporation (Japan)) *Shunsuke
Watanabe1

Luncheon Session sponsored by Anton Paar
12:40-13:20

2D18 18:50-19:10
Use of novel co-block polymers for flotation of colloidal finesin nuclear decommissioning operations (1. School of Chemicaland Process Engineeering, University of Leeds (UK), 2.
Sellafield Ltd (UK), 3. School of Earth and Environment,
University of Leeds (UK)) *Alexander Peter Geoffrey
Lockwood1, Timothy Hunter1, Nicholas Warren1, Jeffrey
Peakall3, David Harbottle1, Geoff Randall2, Martyn Barnes2[T1] Surfactants and Self-Assembly

Room E[T1] Surfactants and Self-Assembly
Chair: Dganit Danino (Israel Institute of Technology), Kenji
Aramaki (Yokohama National University)
2E01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Novel Soft Matter/Materials: Functional Molecular Liquids
towards Luminescent and Electret Applications (1. National
Institute for Materials Science (Japan)) *Takashi Nakanishi1
2E02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Bile Acid Derivatives allow for a controlled SupramolecularSupracolloidal Assembly (1. Dep. of Chemistry, Sapienza
University of Rome (Italy), 2. Institute of Physical Chemistry,
Aachen University (Germany), 3. Division of Physical
Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Lund University

Chair: Luciano Galantini (La Sapienza University of Rome),
Takanori Takiue (Kyushu University)
2E07 14:30-15:00 [Keynote Lecture]
Lipid organization in complex biomimetic membranes:
Lessons from physical chemistry (1. University of Tennessee(USA)) *Frederick A. Heberle1
2E08 15:00-15:20 [Invited Lecture]
Membrane Fusion of Phospholipid Bilayers Induced by High
Pressure (1. Tokushima University (Japan)) *Hitoshi
Matsuki1, Masaki Goto1, Nobutake Tamai1
2E09 15:20-15:40
Scaling the Elastic and Viscous Properties of Lipid
Membranes (1. National Institute of Standards andTechnology (USA), 2. University of Delaware (USA), 3.
University of Tennessee (USA), 4. Indiana University (USA))*Elizabeth G Kelley1, Paul D Butler1,2,3, Michihiro Nagao1,4
2E10 15:40-16:00
Formation of lipid bilayer nanodisc by membrane-active
amphiphilic polymethacrylate random copolymer (1. Nara
Institute of Science and Technology (Japan)) *Kazuma
Yasuhara1, Yuma Mitsuyoshi1, Jinyu Hao1, Jin Arakida1,
Gwénaël Rapenne1, Jun-ichi Kikuchi1
2E11 16:00-16:20
Diglucoside Nanodiscs as New Tools for Membrane-Protein
Research (1. Molecular Biophysics Technische Universitaet

Kaiserslautern (Germany), 2. HALOmem and Institute of
Biochemistry Marthin-Luther-Universitaet Halle-Wittenberg(Germany), 3. Institut des Biomolécules Max Mousseron
Avignon University (France), 4. Chem2staB joint laboratory(France)) *Florian Mahler1, Annette Meister2, Pierre
Guillet3,4, Grégory Durand3,4, Sandro Keller1
2E12 16:20-16:40
Amphiphilic Fluorephores Assembled on the Surface of
Liquid Microdroplet: Self-assembly Behavior, Aggregated
Structures, and Sensing Performance (1. Shaanxi Normal
University (China)) *Jing Liu1, Hairui Lei1, Yuan Ma1, Qi
Zhao1, Yu Fang1

Break (16:40-17:00)[S8] Transport Phenomena at the Bio-inspired-Nano
Interface & Environment
Chair: Yasuhisa Adachi (University of Tsukuba), Junyou
Wang (East China University of Science and Technology)
2E13 17:00-17:30 [Keynote Lecture]
New observations of transport phenomena around junctions in
microfluidic flows (1. Okinawa Institute of Science andTechnology Graduate University (Japan)) *Amy Shen1
2E14 17:30-17:50 [Invited Lecture]
Protein complexation with soil humic acids and their transport(1. Huazhong Agricultural University (China)) *Wenfeng
Tan1
2E15 17:50-18:10
Effect of soil fulvic and humic acid on Pb binding to thegoethite/water interface: LCD modeling and speciation
distribution of Pb (1. Huazhong Agricultural University(China), 2. Wageningen University (Netherlands)) *Juan
Xiong1, Liping Weng2, Luuk Koppal1,2, Mingxia Wang1,
Wenfeng Tan1
2E16 18:10-18:30
Rheological Scaling of Ionic Liquid-Based Polyelectrolytes inIonic Liquid Solutions (1. Okinawa Institute of Science andTechnology Graduate University (Japan), 2. Swansea
University (UK)) *Atsushi Matsumoto1, Francesco Del
Giudice1,2, Rachapun Rotrattanadumrong1, Amy Q Shen1
2E17 18:30-18:50
The Effects of Temperature and pH on Conformation Change
of Poly (N-isopropylacrylamide) by Complex Formation with
Poly (Acrylic Acid) (1. University of Tsukuba (Japan))*Kazuyoshi Ogawa1, Ryohei Kobayashi1
2E18 18:50-19:10 [Invited Lecture]
Bio-inspired microfluidic devices using interfacial motion
with non-equilibrium design basis (1. Shinshu university(Japan)) *Hideyuki Sugioka1

component systems) and colloidal dispersions (2-component
systems) (1. Technische Universität Darmstadt (Germany))*Regine von Klitzing1
2F02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Presence of Multivalent Ions and Like-Charged
Polyelectrolytes: Particle Aggregation and Surface Forces (1.
University of Geneva (Switzerland)) *Gregor Trefalt1
2F03 11:00-11:20
Molecular Alignment of Nematic Liquid Crystal on the
Swollen Polymer Brush Studied by Surface Forces
Measurement (1. Tohoku University (Japan), 2. University of
Chicago (USA)) *Takuya Yanagimachi1, Xiao Li2, Paul
Nealey2, Kazue Kurihara1
2F04 11:20-11:40
Friction Mechanism of Nano-confined Ionic Liquids Revealed
by Resonance Shear Measurement and X-Ray Diffraction (1.
Tohoku University (Japan), 2. JASRI/SPring-8(Japan))Kazuhito Tomita1, *Masashi Mizukami1, Shinya Nakano1,
Noboru Ohta2, Naoto Yagi2, Kazue Kurihara1
2F05 11:40-12:00
Towards measuring nanoscale hydrodynamics and interaction
potentials of rattle-type particles using liquid phase STEM (1.
Utrecht University (Netherlands), 2. Tohoku University(Japan)) *Tom Welling1, Sina Sadighikia1, Kanako
Watanabe2, Albert Grau-Carbonell1, Daisuke Nagao2, Marijn
van Huis1, Alfons van Blaaderen1
2F06 12:00-12:20
Bubble Coalesence and Interaction with Particles (1.
University of Alberta (Canada)) *Qingxia Liu1, Bo Liu1,
Yuran Chen1, Rogerio Manica1

Lunch (12:20-13:30)[T5] Colloidal Dispersion/Aggregation, Surface Forces
and Rheology
Chair: Motoyoshi Kobayashi (University of Tsukuba),
Gregor Trefalt (University of Geneva)
2F07 14:30-15:00 [Keynote Lecture]
Recent Advances in Theories of Colloid and Interfacial
Electric Phenomena (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan))*Hiroyuki Ohshima1
2F08 15:00-15:20
The unusual hydrodynamics of particle electrophoresis (1.
University of Melbourne (Australia), 2. A-Star Institute ofHigh Performance Computing (Singapore), 3. National
University of Singapore (Singapore)) *Derek Chan1, Evert
Klaseboer2, Amitech Jayaraman3

Room F

2F09 15:20-15:40
Decomposing Specific-Ion Interactions in Aqueous and NonAqueous Solvents (1. University of Newcastle (Australia))*Kasimir Phennah Gregory1, Erica J Wanless1, Grant B
Webber1, Alister J Page1[T5] Colloidal Dispersion/Aggregation, Surface Forces
and Rheology

2F10 15:40-16:00
Stability of FCC Structure in the Charged Colloidal Dispersion
with Sogami-Ise Potential by Molecular Dynamics
Simulations (1. Hosei University (Japan)) *Yosuke Kataoka1

Chair: Shin-ichi Takeda (Takeda Colloid Techno-Consulting
Co., Ltd.), Georg Papastavrou (University of Bayreuth)
2F01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Oscillatory forces between interfaces induced by solvents (1-2F11 16:00-16:20
Polymer-like self-assembled structures from particles withisotropic interactions (1. Theoretical Chemistry, Lund
University(Sweden),2.
SchoolofChemistry,UNSW(Australia)) Sara Haddadi1, Hongduo Lu1, Marcus
Backstrom1, Clifford Woodward2, *Jan Forsman1
2F12 16:20-16:40
Water Adsorption and Surface Forces in Microporous
Materials (1. TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Inst. Phys. Chem.
(Germany), 2. TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Inst. Ceram., Glassand Constr. Mat (Germany)) *Hans-Jörg Mögel1, Mirco
Wahab1, Thomas A. Bier2, Peter Schiller1

Break (16:40-17:00)[T5] Colloidal Dispersion/Aggregation, Surface Forces
and Rheology
Chair: Masashi Mizukami (Tohoku University), Derek Chan
(University of Melbourne)
2F13 17:00-17:30 [Keynote Lecture]
Direct force measurements with sub-micron colloidal particles
by AFM (1. University of Bayreuth (Germany), 2. Universityof Düsseldorf (Germany)) *Georg Papastavrou1, Andreas
Mark1, Astrid Rauh2, Matthias Karg2, Nicolas Helfricht1
2F14 17:30-17:50
Structured Layer on Silica Surface in Electrolyte Solutions andKinetic Stability of Silica Nanoparticles (1. Kyoto University(Japan), 2. Doshisha University (Japan)) *Ko Higashitani1,
Kazushi Hiramura2, Yasushige Mori2
2F15 17:50-18:10
Controlled Adsorption of Metallodielectric Patchy Particles toMetal Surfaces (1. Dept. Physics, Kyushu University (Japan),
2. Dept. Physics, Kyoto Sangyo University (Japan))*Tomohiro Goroh Noguchi1, Yasutaka Iwashita2, Yasuyuki
Kimura1
2F16 18:10-18:30
Dynamics of Single and Multicomponent Bubble Nucleation
at Degassing: Colloidal Dispersions Relevant to Volcanic
Eruption (1. St Petersburg State University (Russia))*Alexander K Shchekin1, Anatoly E Kuchma1, Darya S
Martyukova1
2F17 18:30-18:50
Collision case model for population balance equations inagglomerating heterogeneous colloidal systems: Theory andexperiment (1. Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Institute for
Mechanical Process Engineering and Mechanics (Germany))*Frank Rhein1, Hermann Nirschl1
2F18 18:50-19:10
Application of Holographic Microscopy to Characterization ofa Single Colloidal Particle (1. Kyushu University (Japan))Toyokazu Ikeda1, *Yasuyuki Kimura1

Room G[S6] Nanopores and/or Nanowindows AssociatedInterface Science (Nano-IS)
Chair: Lucia Carlucci (Universita degli Studi di Milano),
Joaquin Silvestre Albero (University of Alicante)
2G01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Chemical Design of Carbon Nanomaterials for Energy andOptoelectronic Applications (1. University of California atRiverside (USA)) *Elena Bekyarova Haddon1

2G02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Pore-size-selective-control of surface hydrophilicity of porous
carbons by molecular masking (1. Institute for Materials
Chemistry and Engineering, Kyushu University (Japan), 2.
Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Science,
Kyushu University (Japan), 3. International Institute for
Carbon-Neutral Energy Research, Kyushu University (Japan))*Jin Miyawaki1,2,3, Yao Yu2, Koji Nakabayashi1,2, SeongHo Yoon1,2
2G03 11:00-11:20 [Invited Lecture]
Identify interface, structure and active sites in multi-functional
hybrids (1. University of Science and Technology of China(China)) *Li Song1
2G04 11:20-11:40
Molecular Recognition of Water Isotopes on Porous
Coordination Polymer (1. Shinshu University (Japan), 2.
Kyoto University (Japan), 3. University of Pittsburgh (USA))*Hideki Tanaka1, Shotaro Hiraide2, Kazuhiro Nagai2,
Abhishek Bagusetty3, J. Karl Johnson3, Minoru T. Miyahara2,
Katsumi Kaneko1, Katsuya Teshima1
2G05 11:40-12:00 [Invited Lecture]
Submolecular resolution scanning probe microscopy to bridgethe "materials gap" (1. Keio University (Japan)) *Tomoko K
Shimizu1
2G06 12:00-12:20
A large variety of hydrophobic fcc supracrystals deposited ona substrate: Intrinsic Properties (1. Sorbonne Universite(France)) *Marie Paule Pileni1

Lunch (12:20-13:30)[S6] Nanopores and/or Nanowindows AssociatedInterface Science (Nano-IS)
Chair: Keith Gubbins (North Carolina State University),
Krisztina Laszlo (Budapest University of Technology andEconomics)
2G07 14:30-15:00 [Keynote Lecture]
Elastic Layered Metal-Organic Framework Adsorbents forApplications in Carbon Dioxide Separation (1. University ofMichigan (USA)) *Christian Lastoskie1
2G08 15:00-15:20 [Invited Lecture]
Flexibility, defects and disorder in soft porous crystals (1.
Chimie ParisTech, PSL University, CNRS, Institut deRecherche de Chimie Paris (France)) *Francois Xavier
Coudert1
2G09 15:20-15:40
Dynamic Nature of Porous Coordination Polymer Surfaces
Unveiled by Real-Time Imaging Techniques (1. The
University of Tokyo (Japan), 2. Kyoto University (Japan), 3.
Nagoya University (Japan)) *Nobuhiko Hosono1,2, Aya
Terashima2, Shinpei Kusaka3, Ryotaro Mastuda3, Susumu
Kitagawa2
2G10 15:40-16:00 [Invited Lecture]
First-Principles Study of Low-Dimensional Covalent Organic
Frameworks for Visible-light Driven Overall Water Splitting(1. University of Science and Technology of China (China))*Xiaojun Wu1
2G11 16:00-16:20 [Invited Lecture]
Molecular-Scale Porous Materials Based on Pillar[n]arenes (1.
Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University (Japan))*Tomoki Ogoshi1
2G12 16:20-16:40 [Invited Lecture]
Exfoliation of 2D Coordination Networks in solution: A
systematic approach (1. Universita degli Studi di Milano(Italy), 2. Samara Center for Theoretical Materials Science(Russia), 3. Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology(Japan)) *Lucia Carlucci1, Davide Maria proserpio1, Pierluigi
Mercandelli1, Eugeny Alexandrov2, Atsushi Kondo3

Break (16:40-17:00)[S6] Nanopores and/or Nanowindows AssociatedInterface Science (Nano-IS)
Chair: Marie Paule Pileni (Sorbonne Universite), Fernando
Rey (Instituto de Tecnologia Quimica)
2G13 17:00-17:30 [Keynote Lecture]
Recent advances in the textural characterization of nanoporous

materials (1. University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Institute of
Separation Science and Technology, Department of Chemical
and Bioengineering (Germany)) *Matthias Thommes1
2G14 17:30-17:50 [Invited Lecture]
Porous materials for carbon capture: challenges andopportunities for research on adsorption-based CO2 recovery(1. TOTAL EP R&D (France), 2. CNRS-AMU(France), 3.
TOTAL RC R&D (Belgium)) *Philip Llewellyn1,2, Eirik
Silva1, Parveen Kumar3, Samuel Leithier1
2G15 17:50-18:10 [Invited Lecture]
Low-Dimensional Nano-Carbons: Form Doped Graphene to
3-D Hybrids and Biological Applications (1. The Pennsylvania
State University (USA)) *Mauricio Terrones1
2G16 18:10-18:30
Zero- to 2D-Atomic Scale In-solid Space Induced Novel
Functions (1. Research Initiative for Supra-Materials, Shishu
University (Japan)) *Katsumi Kaneko1, Fernando VallejosBurgos1, Hideki Tanaka1

November 6 (Wed)Room B–D
Plenary Lecture
Chair: Cathy McNamee (Shinshu University)
PL03 9:00-9:50
Controlled Polycationic Gold Nanoclusters (1. Hokkaido University (Japan)) *Tetsu Yonezawa1

November 7 (Thu)

Room A
Plenary Lecture
Chair: Shigeru Deguchi (JAMSTEC)
PL04 9:00-9:50
Nanoparticles and organized lipid assemblies: from interaction
to design of hybrid soft devices (1. University of Florence(Italy)) *Debora Berti1

Break (9:50-10:10)[S9] Langmuir Symposium
Chair: Atsushi Takahara (Kyushu University), Ye Zhang(Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology)
4A01 10:10-10:50 [Keynote Lecture]
Adaptive Microgels: Colloids or Macromolecules? Bulk vs.
Interfaces (1. RWTH Aachen University (Germany)) *Walter
Richtering1
4A02 10:50-11:20 [Invited Lecture]
The Development and Surface Properties of Antifouling
Conducting Polymers (1. Department of Materials Science andEngineering, National Taiwan University (Taiwan), 2.
Advanced Research Center for Green Materials Science andTechnology, National Taiwan University (Taiwan)) JhihGuang Wu1, Kuan-Ting Liu1, *Shyh-Chyang Luo1,2
4A03 11:20-11:50 [Invited Lecture]
Polymerization-Induced Self-Assembly of Functionalizable
and Zwitterionic Diblock Copolymer via RAFT Aqueous
Dispersion Polymerization (1. Department of Chemistry,
Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), 2.
Center of Excellence in Materials and Bio-interfaces,
Chulalongkorn University (Thailand)) *Voravee Hoven1,2,
Panittha Damsongsang1
4A04 11:50-12:20 [Invited Lecture]
Magic number colloidal clusters (1. Friedrich-Alexander
University Erlangen-Nuremberg (Germany)) Junwei Wang1,
Chrameh Fruh Mbah1, Benjamin Apeleo1, Erdmann Spiecker1,
Michael Engel1, *Nicolas Vogel1

Lunch (12:20-13:30)
Luncheon Session sponsored by Langmuir
12:40-13:20[S9] Langmuir Symposium
Chair: Syuji Fujii (Osaka Institute of Technology), Voravee
Hoven (Chulalongkorn University)
4A05 13:30-14:00 [Invited Lecture]
The assembly of amphiphilic polymers in water: Can weakforces oppose amphiphilic segregation (1. University of
Helsinki (Finland), 2. MANA, NIMS (Japan), 3. Shaaanxi
Normal Uniersity (China)) Fabian Pooch1, Hao Ren3,*Francoise M Winnik1,2
4A06 14:00-14:30 [Invited Lecture]
Photochemical Control of Interfacial Chemical Properties
using Novel Photoresponsive Amphiphiles (1. Faculty of
Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Science (Japan))*Hideki Sakai1, Masaaki Akamatsu1, Kenichi Sakai1
4A07 14:30-15:00 [Invited Lecture]
Spatial Regulation of membrane proteins via peptide-assembly
for the control of signalling pathway (1. Okinawa Institute of
Science and Technology Graduate University (Japan)) *Ye
Zhang1
4A08 15:00-15:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Colloidal Engineering Hydrogels from the Simple Chemicals(1. Key Laboratory of Colloid and Interface Chemistry,
Shandong University (China)) *Jingcheng Hao1

DCSC Meeting 70th Anniversary Special Lecture
Chair: Kazue Kurihara (Tohoku University)
SL02 16:10-17:00
Biomimetic Organization, Nanomembrane, Global Warming(1. Kyushu University (Japan)) *Toyoki Kunitake1

Room B[T3] Soft Matter, Active Matter and Dynamical Selforganization of Biomolecular Systems
Chair: Takuya Yamamoto (Hokkaido University), Yanlei Yu(Fudan University)
4B01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Optically Addressed Structural Colors of Self-Organized
Helical Superstructures (1. Fudan University (China)) *Yanlei
Yu1, Lang Qin1, Jia Wei1
4B02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Aggregate morphologies in collective behavior of selfpropelled Camphor boats (1. Okinawa Institute of Science andTechnology Graduate University (Japan), 2. Institute for Basic
Sciences (Korea)) *Mahesh Bandi1, Tamoghna Das2
4B03 11:00-11:20
DirectNumerical
Simulations ofInduced-Charge
Electrophoretic Janus Particles (1. Kyoto University (Japan),
2. The University of Tokyo (Japan)) *John Jairo Molina1,
Takuma Oguri1, Ryoichi Yamamoto1,2
4B04 11:20-11:40
Self-assembly and Deposition Control of LC Polysaccharide
at Evaporative Interface (1. Japan Advanced Institute of
Science and Technology (Japan), 2. Niigata University(Japan)) *Gargi Joshi1, Kosuke Okeyoshi1, Tetsu Mitsumata2,
Tatsuo Kaneko1

4B05 11:40-12:00
Kinetics of solitary waves in liquid crystals (1. South China
University of Technology (China), 2. RIKEN Center for
Emergent Matter Science (CEMS) (Japan)) *Satoshi Aya1,
Fumito Araoka2
4B06 12:00-12:20
Marked Difference in Morphology of DNA Compaction andTranscription Caused by Amino Acid Sequence of
Oligopeptide (1. Department of Chemistry, Asahikawa
Medical University (Japan), 2. Graduate School ofEnvironmental Study, Nagoya University (Japan), 3. Facultyof Pharmacy, Meijo University (Japan), 4. Graduate School of
Medical Science, Nagoya University (Japan), 5. Graduate
School of Pharmaceutical Science, Nagoya City University(Japan), 6. Faculty of Biological and Medical Sciences,
Doshisha University (Japan)) *Tatsuo Akitaya1, Anatoly
Zinchenko2, Hiroyuki Hiramatsu3, Toshio Kanbe4, Shizuaki
Murata2, Norio Hazemoto5, Kenichi Yoshikawa6

Lunch (12:20-13:30)[T12] Application of Colloids – Cosmetics, Detergents,
Household Products, Foods and Paints
Chair: Takehiko Kasai (L'Oréal), Anniina Salonen (Université
Paris Sud)
4B07 13:30-14:00 [Keynote Lecture]
Interfacial soft matter design features for skin products (1.
Edinburgh University (UK)) *Alexander Lips1
4B08 14:00-14:20 [Invited Lecture]
Physical origin of a complicated tactile sensation: “Shittori
feel” (1. Yamagata University (Japan), 2. The University ofElectro-Communications (Japan), 3. Daito Kasei Kogyo, Co.,Ltd (Japan)) Kana Kikegawa1, Rieko Kuhara1, Jinhwan
Kwon2, Maki Sakamoto2, Reiichiro Tsuchiya3, Noboru
Nagatani3, *Yoshimune Nonomura1
4B09 14:20-14:40
Measuring tactile friction of Pickering formulations on excised
skin (1. Department of Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Healthand Society, Malmö University (Sweden), 2. Biofilms Research Center for Biointerfaces, Malmö University(Sweden), 3. Speximo AB(Sweden), 4. Rise Research Instituteof Sweden (Sweden), 5. Department of Food Technology,
Engineering and Nutrition, Lund University (Sweden))*Abdullah Ali1,2,3, Lovisa Ringstad4, Lisa Skedung4, Marie
Wahlgren5, Johan Engblom1,2
4B10 14:40-15:00
α-Form Hydrated Crystal (α-Gel) Prepared by Ecofriendly
Cationic Surfactant (1. Kao Corporation (Japan), 2. Tokyo
University of Science (Japan)) *Takanori Saito1,2, Rina Ishii2,
Masaaki Akamatsu2, Takaya Sakai1, Kenichi Sakai2, Hideki
Sakai2
4B11 15:00-15:20 [Invited Lecture]
Spontaneous Skin-Sebum Cleansing by Interaction between
Weak Acid Salt Surfactant Aqueous Solution and Polar Lipid(1. Skin Care Products Research, Kao corporation (Japan))*Mariko Kagaya1
4B12 15:20-15:40 [Invited Lecture]
The potential of polymer-coated liposomes for dental care (1.
Department of Pharmacy, University of Oslo (Norway))
Joseph Azumah1, Gro Smistad1, *Marianne Hiorth1

Room C[T1] Surfactants and Self-Assembly
Chair: Petr Stepanek (Czech Academy of Sciences), Hiroki
Matsubara (Kyushu University)
4C01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
The Spatial Organization of Soft Molecular Assemblies andColloids: New Insights from Cryo-Electron Tomography (1.
CryoEM Laboratory of Soft Matter, Faculty of Biotechnology
and Food Engineering, Technion (Israel)) *Dganit Danino1
4C02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Fabrication of catanionic vesicles from pseudotriple-chained
ion pair amphiphile for gene delivery application (1. National
Cheng Kung University (Taiwan)) Yu-Fon Chen1, *ChienHsiang Chang1
4C03 11:00-11:20
Synthesis and characterization of asymmetric amino bolaformsurfactants as structure directing agents in super-microporous
silicate templating (1. University of Otago (New Zealand), 2.
WSP Opus (New Zealand), 3. The MacDiarmid Institute forAdvanced Materials and Nanotechnology (New Zealand))*Kenneth Ortega1, Alan R Hayman1, Nigel T Lucas1,3,
Stephen A Bagshaw2
4C04 11:20-11:40
Hydrogels Formed by Surfactant Mediated Gelation (SMG) Effect of Surfactant Type (1. Yokohama National University(Japan)) *Kenji Aramaki1, Eriko Takimoto1, Miho Maeda1
4C05 11:40-12:00
Photo-driven Transformation from Superhelix to Nanokebab
and Chiroptical Switch (1. Institute of Chemistry, Chinese
Academy of Sciences (China)) *Li Zhang1, Hejin Jiang1,
Minghua Liu1
4C06 12:00-12:20
Synthesis and bundle structures of ultrathin Au nanowires inwater (1. Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo University of Science(Japan)) *Naoya Miyajima1, Yoshiro Imura1, KeHsuan
Wang1, Takeshi Kawai1

Lunch (12:20-13:30)[S8] Transport Phenomena at the Bio-inspired-Nano
Interface & Environment
Chair: Hideyuki Sugioka (Shinshyu University), Hideki Sakai(Tokyo University of Science)
4C07 13:30-14:00 [Keynote Lecture]
The Science and Engineering of Complex Coacervates (1.
University of Massachusetts Amherst (USA), 2. University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (USA)) *Sarah L Perry1, Yalin
Liu1, Xiangxi Meng1, Li-Wei Chang1, Tyler K. Lytle2, Jason
Madinya2, Jessica D. Schiffman1, Charles E. Sing2
4C08 14:00-14:20 [Invited Lecture]
Polyelectrolyte Micelles from Assembly of Functional
Charged Building Blocks (1. East China University of Scienceand Technology (China)) *Junyou Wang1, Jiahua Wang1,
Wenjuan Zhou1, Jianan Huang1, Mingke Ma1
4C09 14:20-14:40
Molecular simulations of polyelectrolyte brush under external
field (1. University of Hyogo (Japan), 2. Kyoto University(Japan)) *Hitoshi Washizu1,2

4C10 14:40-15:00
Influence of Humic Acid on Transport, Deposition and
Activity of Lysozyme in Goethite-Coated Quartz Sand (1. Key
Laboratory of Horticultural Plant Biology, The Ministry of
Education, College of Resources and Environment, Huazhong
Agricultural University (China), 2. Laboratory of Physical
Chemistry and Soft Matter, Wageningen University andResearch (Netherlands)) *Yan Li1, Luuk K. Koopala2, Yijia
Zhang1, Wenfeng Tan1
4C11 15:00-15:20 [Invited Lecture]
Polyelectolyte Flocculation of Model Colloid in the Initial
Stage Studied by means of Normalized Mixing Flow (1.
University of Tsukuba (Japan)) *Yasuhisa Adachi1, Yiran
Zhuang1
4C12 15:20-15:50 [Keynote Lecture]
Nature-Inspired Multi-Compartment and Multi-Layered
Capsules (1. University of Maryland (USA)) *Srinivasa R
Raghavan1

Room D[T8] Solid Surface –Adsorption, Catalysis, Tribology
and Electrochemistry
Chair: Hirofumi Kanoh (Chiba University), Takahiro Ueda
(Osaka University), Shinji Yamada (Kao Corporation)
4D01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
A new paradigm for biotribology (1. Weizmann Institute(Israel)) *Jacob Klein1

Lunch (12:20-13:30)[T8] Solid Surface –Adsorption, Catalysis, Tribology
and Electrochemistry
Chair: Takahiro Ohkubo (Okayama University), Taku Iiyama(Shinshu University)
4D07 13:30-14:00 [DCSC Award Lecture (Young Scientist
Award)]
New photonic, electronic, and mechanic devices fabricated bysoft lithography (1. Kumamoto University (Japan)) *Satoshi
Watanabe1
4D08 14:00-14:20
Effect of Carbon Nanopores on Amyloid Formation of
Denatured Concanavalin A (1. Chiba University (Japan))
Daisuke Hane1, *Hirofumi Kanoh1
4D09 14:20-14:40
Transient dynamic pore expansion in ZIF-8 -The uniquemechanism of adsorption for bulky molecules (1. Osaka
University (Japan)) *Takahiro Ueda1, Masako Nakai1,
Tatsuya Yamatani1
4D10 14:40-15:00
Kinetic Monte-Carlo Simulation of Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis
on Cobalt Surface Catalyst (1. The Petroleum andPetrochemical College, Chulalongkorn University (Thailand),2. Center of Excellence on Petrochemical and Materials
Technology, Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), 3.
Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Michigan(USA)) Nuttawut Pugingna1,2, *Palawat Unruean1,2,
Boonyarach Kitiyanan1,2, Robert M. Ziff3

4D02 10:40-11:00
Chemical Reactivity and Gas Sensing Performances of Twodimensional Graphene Sheet (1. Chiba University (Japan))
Mukam Ekayev1, Hiroki Kitayama1, Sharifa Faraezi1, Tomoya
Nakano1, Yuki Baba1, Masaya Ishida1, Takumi Watanabe1,*Tomonori Ohba1

4D11 15:00-15:20
Potential-induced Interfacial Restructuring of Ionic Liquids
Triggering Electrochemical Reactions (1. Nagoya Institute ofTechnology (Japan)) *Kenta Motobayashi1, Yuhei
Shibamura1, Katsuyoshi Ikeda1

4D03 11:00-11:20
Understanding the cation dependent surfactant adsorption on
clay minerals surfaces (1. Delft University of Technology(Netherlands)) *Zilong Liu1, Ernst J. R. Sudholter1, Binder
Singh1, Duco Bosma1, Murali Ghatkesar1, Naveen Kumar1

4D12 15:20-15:40
Electrochemical Oxygen Reduction Reactivity of Pt–Ni
Nanostructured Electrocatalysts on Various Carbon Supports(1. Hokkaido University (Japan)) *Ichizo Yagi1, Kazuya
Ogura1, Tianchi Li1, Ryota Nakahoshiba1, Zhuang Yu1,
Yoshimi Iguchi1, Shoichi Tokuda1, Masaru Kato1

4D04 11:20-11:40
Ambient pressure synthesis of cyclohexanediol high pressureorganic reaction through in-pore superhigh pressure effect of
SWCNTs (1. Research Initiative for Supra-Materials, Shinshu
University (Japan), 2. Faculty of Science, Department ofChemistry, Shinshu University (Japan)) *Ayumi Furuse1,
Ryusuke Futamura2, Katsumi Kaneko1
4D05 11:40-12:00
Monolith supermacroporous metal-chelate and composite
sorbents based on carboxyalkylchitosans (1. Institute ofChemistry Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of
Sciences (Russia), 2. I. Ya. Postovsky Institute of Organic
Synthesis, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences(Russia)) *Yuliya Olegovna Privar1, Dariya Alexseevna
Shashura1, Alexandr Viktorovich Pestov2, Svetlana Yurievna
Bratskaya1
4D06 12:00-12:20
Adsorption of Anion Species into π-Electron-Rich Microporesof Carbon Promoted by Proton Coadsorption (1. Okayama
University (Japan)) *Takahiro Ohkubo1, Yuri Hirano1, Hiroki
Nakayasu1, Masaru Yamasaki1, Yasushige Kuroda1

Room E[S7] New trends of Biological Science Research
Created by Interfacial Structural Analysis - Innovation
for Life Science
Chair: Piero Baglioni (University of Florence), Taku Ogura(Nikkol Group Cosmos Technical Center)
4E01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Drug Delivery System of Biomaterial Technology Necessary
for Life Sciences (1. Kyoto University (Japan)) *Yasuhiko
Tabata1
4E02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]Engineering FcgR for the development of next generation
biomedicine: colloidal and conformational stability of IgG (1.
The University of Tokyo (Japan)) *Kouhei Tsumoto1
4E03 11:00-11:20 [Invited Lecture]
Equilibrium liquid structure of protein solutions: fromintermolecular interactions of globular proteins to hierarchicalstructure of artificial oxygen carriers (1. Shinshu University(Japan), 2. Chuo University (Japan), 3. Nara medical
University (Japan)) *Takaaki Sato1, Teruyuki Komatsu2,
Hiromi Sakai3
4E04 11:20-11:40 [Invited Lecture]
Microemulsion based organogels as lipase carriers: A structureand efficacy study (1. Institute of Chemical Biology, National
Hellenic Research Foundation (Greece)) Evdokia Vassiliadi1,
Maria Zoumpanioti1, Christos Chochos1, Spyridon
Avramiotis1, *Aristotelis Xenakis1
4E05 11:40-12:00 [Invited Lecture]
Membrane-membrane Interactions and Ion Fluctuation in
Aqueous Dispersions of Double-chain Cationic Surfactant (1.
Nagoya University (Japan), 2. Shinshu University (Japan), 3.
NIKKOLGROUP Cosmos Technical Center Co. Ltd (Japan))*Keiichi Yanase1,2, Taku Ogura3, Takaaki Sato2
4E06 12:00-12:20 [Invited Lecture]
Real-Time NMR Spectroscopy of Biologically Relevant
Reaction: Preaggregation of Amyloid-β Fragments Prior to
Fibril Formation (1. Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Himeji Dokkyo University (Japan)) Kenzo Aki1, Yui
Uchihara1, Kotoha Kose1, Tetsurou Nishida1, *Emiko
Okamura1

4E12 15:20-15:40
Study of Force Measurement for Forceps-Tip Movement (1.
Dept. Mechanical Engineering, Ritsumeikan Univ. (Japan), 2.
The Research Organization of Science and Technology,
Ritsumeikan University (Japan), 3. Graduate School of
Medicine Department of Pediatric Surgery, The University ofTokyo (Japan), 4. Saitama Children's Medical Center(Japan))*Tsuyoshi Yagi1, Hiroshi Tanigawa2, Ryoichi Deie3, Tetsuya
Ishimaru4, Tadashi Iwanaka4, Tomoki Nishino1

Room F[T5] Colloidal Dispersion/Aggregation, Surface Forces
and Rheology
Chair: Shin-ichi Takeda (Takeda Colloid Techno-Consulting
Co., Ltd.), Regine von Klitzing (Technische Universitat
Darmstadt)

Lunch (12:20-13:30)

4F01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Charging and aggregation-dispersion of cellulose nanofibers
in aqueous solution: effect of pH and electrolyte concentration(1. Faculty of Life & Environmental Sciences, University ofTsukuba (Japan), 2. Graduate School of Life & Environmental
Sciences, University of Tsukuba (Japan)) *Motoyoshi
Kobayashi1, Yusuke Sato2[S7] New trends of Biological Science Research
Created by Interfacial Structural Analysis - Innovation
for Life Science

4F02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Characterization of highly concentrated dispersions by
Ultrasound - New developments (1. Dispersion Technology
Inc. (USA), 2. Columbia Univeristy (USA)) *Andrei
Dukhin1, Sean Parlia2, Ponisseril Somasundaran2

Chair: Takaaki Sato (Shinshu University), Taku Ogura(Nikkol Group Cosmos Technical Center)
4E07 13:30-14:00 [Keynote Lecture]
Biologically relevant calcium-magnesium phosphates (1.
University of Florence & CSGI (Italy)) *Piero Baglioni1,
Francesca Ridi1, Rita Gelli1
4E08 14:00-14:20 [Invited Lecture]
Nanoscale observation of biological specimens in aqueouscondition by scanning-electron assisted dielectric microscopy(1. National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology (AIST) (Japan)) *Toshihiko Ogura1, Tomoko
Okada1
4E09 14:20-14:40 [Invited Lecture]
Analyzing matrix vesicles in mineral-forming cells (1.
Department of Periodontology, Osaka University Graduate
School of Dentistry (Japan)) *Tomoaki Iwayama1, Shinya
Murakami1
4E10 14:40-15:00 [Invited Lecture]
Study on accumulation mechanism of gold in unicellular algaby X-ray analyses (1. Tokyo Denki University (Japan))*Akiko Hokura1
4E11 15:00-15:20
Adsorption, Desorption Control of Fibronectin at the
Liquid/Polymer Interface with Thermoresponsivity using insitu Quartz Crystal Microbalance Monitoring (1. Center for
Material Design Science, School of Integrated Design
Engineering, Keio University (Japan), 2. The Department ofMaterials Engineering, School of Engineering, The Universityof Tokyo (Japan), 3. Faculty of Pharmacy, Keio University(Japan)) *Seimei Shiratori1, Jiatu Li1, Taisei Kaku1, Yuki
Tokura1, Taihei Nishimoto2, Yuki Hiruta1, Aya Mizutani
Akimoto2, Kenichi Nagase3, Hideko Kanazawa3

4F03 11:00-11:20 [Invited Lecture]In-situ visualization of separation and segregation phenomena
in highly concentrated dispersions by light and X-ray
transmission (1. LUM GmbH (Germany), 2. Dr. Lerche KG(Germany)) *Dietmar Lerche1,2, Anne-Katrin Zierau1, Titus
Sobisch1
4F04 11:20-11:40
Aggregation and dispersion of Au-nanoparticles and decorated
polystyrene beads with SERS-activity in optofluidic chip (1.
University of Hyogo (Japan)) *Akinobu Yamaguchi1, Yuichi
Utsumi1, Takao Fukuoka1
4F05 11:40-12:00
Time-resolved small-angle X-ray scattering of self-assemblingiron oxide nanocubes (1. Stockholm University (Sweden), 2.
Center for Free-Electron Laser Science (Germany)) *Martin
Kapuscinski1, Michael Agthe2, Zhong-Peng Lv1, Mo Segad1,
Yingxin Liu1, Lennart Bergström1
4F06 12:00-12:20
Colloidal stability of apolar nanoparticles in different
evaporating solvents: in situ measurements and interpretation(1. INM-Leibniz Institute for New Materials (Germany), 2.
Colloid and Interface Chemistry, Saarland University(Germany)) *Lola Gonzalez-Garcia1, David Doblas1,
Thomas Kister1, Marina Cano-Bonilla1, Tobias Kraus1,2

Lunch (12:20-13:40)[T6] Nanoparticles and Nanomaterials
Chair: Nobuyoshi Miyamoto (Fukuoka Institute ofTechnology), Anh T. N. Dao (Tohoku University)
4F07 13:40-14:00 [Invited Lecture]
Liquid-Crystalline Self-Organizing Organic-Inorganic Hybrid
Dendrimer with a Fe3O4 Magnetic Nano-Core (1. Tohoku
University (Japan), 2. National Institute of Technology, Sendai
College (Japan)) *Kiyoshi Kanie1, Takehiro Yachi1, Masaki
Matsubara2, Atsushi Muramatsu1
4F08 14:00-14:20
Hybrid nanoparticles for energy and photocatalytic
applications (1. National Tsing Hua University (Taiwan)) *DeHao Tsai1
4F09 14:20-14:40
Enzymatic activity and thermostability of α-amylase used as across-linker for the creation of ferromagnetic nanoparticle
clusters (1. Bio-Nano Electronics Research Center, Toyo
University (Japan)) *Masashi Suzuki1, Toru Mizuki1, Toru
Maekawa1, Hisao Morimoto1
4F10 14:40-15:00
Synthesis of Cu3Al1-xMxSnS5 (M = metal) Nanocrystals as
Building Blocks for Sustainable Thermoelectric Materials (1.
Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Japan),
2. National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology (Japan), 3. Nippon Shokubai Co., Ltd (Japan))*Pratibha Dwivedi1, Wei Zhou1, Michihiro Ohta2, Masanobu
Miyata1, Hiroshi Takida3, Korefumi Kubota3, Takeo
Akatsuka3, Shinya Maenosono1
4F11 15:00-15:20
Ultrafine Colloidal Nanoprecursors for An Easy Access toThMn12-Type-Structured Hard Ferromagnetic Materials (1.
Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University (Japan))*Thang Thuy Trinh1, Jungyang Kim1, Ryota Sato1, Mitsutaka
Haruta1, Hiroki Kurata1, Toshiharu Teranishi1
4F12 15:20-15:40
Room temperature synthesis of Sn/Ag-Sn nanoparticles via
galvanic reaction (1. Hokkaido University (Japan)) *Min Jia
Saw1, Mai Thanh Nguyen1, Tetsu Yonezawa1

Room G[T10] Colloids and Energy
Chair: Tsuyohiko Fujigaya (Kyushu University), Yasuyuki
Kusaka (AIST)
4G01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Photon Upconversion based on Molecular Self-Assembly (1.
Kyushu University (Japan)) *Nobuo Kimizuka1
4G02 10:40-11:00
Chiral Lipid Assemblies Work as Host Matrix for Fabricating
Circularly Polarized Luminescent Materials (1. National
Center for Nanoscience and Technology, China (China))*Pengfei Duan1
4G03 11:00-11:20
Specific photocatalytic reaction of p-methyl thiophenol andrelated molecules induced by a gap mode plasmon (1.

Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Saitama
University (Japan)) Kanae Tabei1, Keitaro Akai1, *Masayuki
Futamata1
4G04 11:20-11:40 [Invited Lecture]
R&D for Hydrogen Supply Chain by the Organic Hydrides
Technology (1. JXTG Nippon Oil & Energy Corporation(Japan)) *Hideshi Iki1
4G05 11:40-12:00
Colloidal Design via Template-Sacrificial Conversion of
MnCO3 Microspheres to TiO2 Visible Light Photocatalysts (1.
University of Kitakyushu (Japan)) *Seung-Woo Lee1, HackKeun Lee1
4G06 12:00-12:20
Artificial Photosynthesis for Carbon Recycling (1. ARPChem(Japan)) *Taisei Nishimi1

Lunch (12:20-13:30)[T10] Colloids and Energy
Chair: Seung-Woo Lee (University of Kitakyushu), Taisei
Nishimi (ARPChem)
4G07 13:30-14:00 [Keynote Lecture]
Carbon Nanotubes Coated by Emulsion Polymerization andtheir Applications (1. Kyushu University (Japan), 2. WPII2CNER(Japan), 3. CMS, Kyushu University (Japan))*Tsuyohiko Fujigaya1,2,3
4G08 14:00-14:20
Adhesion-based patterning of semidried nano-colloid thinfilms (1. AIST (Japan), 2. Hiroshima University (Japan))*Yasuyuki Kusaka1, Atsushi Takei1, Tomonori Fukasawa2,
Toru Ishigami2, Nobuko Fukuda1
4G09 14:20-14:40 [Invited Lecture]
Study of Energy Materials for Development of Redox-Flow
Battery (1. National Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology (Japan)) *Akihiro Ohira1, Akira Negishi1,
Erika Ishida1, Eiji Hozomi1, Yukari Sato1
4G10 14:40-15:00
Enhanced Electrochromic Properties of a Nickel OxideAlanine Film (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2.
Yamaguchi University (Japan)) *KeHsuan Wang1, Hayato
Ikeuchi1, Masaaki Yoshida2, Takeshi Kawai1
4G11 15:00-15:20
Organic Hybrid Thermoelectric Materials Based on
Inexpensive Carbon Nanotubes (1. Sanyo-Onoda City
University (Japan)) *Naoki Toshima1, Keisuke Oshima1,
Yukihide Shiraishi1
4G12 15:20-15:40 [Invited Lecture]
Colloids and interface controlling phenomenon in lithium ion
battery for large scaled application (1. Mitsubishi Chemical
Corporation (Japan)) *Iwao Soga1

November 8 (Fri)Room Aeffect of surfactants (1. Okayama University (Japan))*Naoyuki Ishida1, Yuhei Soga1, Kohei Matsuo1, Shota Kage1,
Koreyoshi Imamura1

Plenary Lecture

Lunch (12:20-13:40)

Chair: Naoyuki Ishida (Okayama University)
PL05 9:00-9:50
Whatever happened to the long-range hydrophobic
attraction? (1. Australian National University (Australia))*Vincent S. J. Craig1

Break (9:50-10:10)[T5] Colloidal Dispersion/Aggregation, Surface Forces
and Rheology
Chair: Junpei Yamanaka (Nagoya City University), Michael
Kappl (Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research)
5A01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Dynamic properties of capillary suspensions: connecting
structure and rheology (1. Department of Chemical
Engineering, KU Leuven (Belgium)) Jens Allard1, Sebastian
Bindgen1, *Erin Koos1
5A02 10:40-11:00
On the rheology of pulmonary surfactant: effects ofconcentration and consequences for the surfactant replacement
therapy (1. Universite de Paris (France)) *Jean-Francois
Berret1
5A03 11:00-11:20
Arrested colloidal gels: low-invasive rheology investigationsof their ageing and gravitational collapse (1. Bayer AG(Germany), 2. University of Bristol (UK)) *Malcolm Faers1,
Christopher Patrick Royall2, Paul Bartlett2
5A04 11:20-11:40
Quantitative understanding of sheared colloidal rods and theeffect of length and stiffness (1. Forschungszentrum Juelich(Germany), 2. KU Leuven (Belgium)) *Pavlik Lettinga1,
Christian Lang1, Christian Clasen2, Jan Dr. Hendricks2, Jan
Dhont1
5A05 11:40-12:00
Capillary Rheo-SANS: Measuring the nanostructure andrheology of complex fluids at high shear rates (1. NIST Center
for Neutron Research (USA), 2. University of Illinois UrbanaChampaign (USA), 3. University of Tulsa (USA), 4. NIST
Material Measurement Laboratory (USA), 5. University of
Delaware (USA), 6. NIST Engineering Laboratory (USA))*Ryan P Murphy1, Zachary Riedel2, Javen S Weston3, Paul
Salipante4, Yun Liu1,5, Nicos Martys6, Steven D Hudson4,
Katie M Weigandt1
5A06 12:00-12:20
Exploring the characteristics of “short-range” hydrophobic
attraction: non-aqueous solvents, dissimilar surfaces, and[T5] Colloidal Dispersion/Aggregation, Surface Forces
and Rheology
Chair: Kohji Ohno (Kyoto University), Erin Koos (KU
Leuven)
5A07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]
Clustering of Oppositely Charged Colloidal Particles (1.
Nagoya City University (Japan)) *Junpei Yamanaka1,
Honoka Komazawa1, Minori Fujita1, Hiroyuki Miki1, Madoka
Minami1, Teruyoshi Ishigami1, Miyu Ioka1, Hajime Hattori1,
Yoko Kondo1, Akiko Toyotama1, Tohru Okuzono1
5A08 14:10-14:30
Structured Film of Monodispersed Spherical Silica Particles
Prepared by Electrophoretic Deposition (1. Doshisha
University (Japan)) *Yasushige Mori1, Tomoaki Seki1,
Yoshiro Sadakami1, Kastumi Tsuchiya1
5A09 14:30-14:50
Suspensions of anisotropic core-shell silica/PNIPAM
particles: tuning the particles organisation and phase behaviour(1. Laboratoire de Synthèse et Fonctionnalisation desCéramiques - UMR 3080 CNRS / Saint-Gobain CREE
(France), 2. Physical Chemistry, Lund University (Sweden))*Julien Schmitt1, Caroline Hartwig2, Adriana M. Mihut2,
Jérôme J. Crassous2, Peter Schurtenberger2, Viveka
Alfredsson2
5A10 14:50-15:10
2D crystallization of submicron-sized gold particles (1.
Nagoya City University (Japan), 2. Institute for Materials
Research, Tohoku University (Japan)) *Akiko Toyotama1,
Ayanori Fukushima1, Miyu Ioka1, Tohru Okuzono1, Satoshi
Uda2, Jun Nozawa2, Junpei Yamanaka1
5A11 15:10-15:30
Hierarchical Self-Assembly and Deposition of Nanoparticles
Controlled by Surface Forces (1. The Department of chemical
Engineering, Technion (Israel)) *Ekhlas Homede1, Ofer
Manor1
5A12 15:30-15:50
Clusters Formed by Superparamagnetic Colloidal Particles ina Thin Magnetorheological Fluid Layer Induced by a DC
Magnetic Field (1. Bio-Nano Electronics Research Centre,
Toyo University (Japan), 2. Graduate School ofInterdisciplinary New Science, Toyo University (Japan))*Tomofumi Ukai1,2, Yuto Hamada2, Toru Maekawa1,2, Hisao
Morimoto1,2

Break (15:50-16:10)

[T5] Colloidal Dispersion/Aggregation, Surface Forces
and Rheology

Corporation, Research Laboratories (Japan)) Yoshikazu
Konno1, *Noboru Naito1

Chair: Motoyoshi Kobayashi (University of Tsukuba),
Dietmar Lerche (LUM GmbH)

5B03 11:00-11:20
Micellar Effects on the Hydrolysis Reaction of an AnionicSurfactant in Aqueous Solution and Measurements ofAdsorbed Proton on the Micellar Surface (1. Process
Engneering Research Laboratories, Lion Corporation (Japan),
2. Fabric Care Research Laboratories, Lion Corporation(Japan), 3. R&D Headquarter, Lion Corporation (Japan))*Yutaka Abe1, Hideaki Watanabe2, Masami Fujiwara3

5A13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Segregation in Drying Binary Colloidal Droplets (1.
Department of Physics at Interfaces, Max Planck Institute for
Polymer Research (Germany), 2. Institute of Physics,
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Germany)) Wendong
Liu1, Jiarul Midya2, *Michael Kappl1, Hans-Jürgen Butt1,
Arash Nikoubashman2
5A14 16:40-17:00
Impact of particle size on the electrostatic method of liquidmarble formation (1. Faculty of Engineering, University of
Newcastle (Australia), 2. Graduate School of Engineering,Osaka Institute of Technology (Japan), 3. Faculty ofEngineering, Osaka Institute of Technology (Japan), 4. Facultyof Science, University of Newcastle (Australia)) *Casey A.
Thomas1, Moe Kasahara2, Yuta Asaumi2, Syuji Fujii3, Grant
B. Webber1, Peter M. Ireland1, Erica J. Wanless4
5A15 17:00-17:20
Preparation of metal-shell microcapsules using Pickering
emulsion and interfacial electroless plating (1. Okayama
University (Japan)) Toshihiko Tsuneyoshi1, Takaichi
Watanabe1, *Tsutomu Ono1
5A16 17:20-17:40
Reentrant condensation of phospholipid vesicles: interactions
driven by bulk nanobubbles (1. Guangdong Provincial Key
Laboratory of Nanophotonic Functional Materials andDevices, School of Information and Optoelectronic Scienceand Engineering, South China Normal University (China), 2.
National Center for International Research on Green
Optoelectronics, South China Normal University (China), 3.
MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology, University of Twente(Netherlands)) *Minmin Zhang1,2,3, Serge G Lemay3
5A17 17:40-18:00
Ordered Structure Formation in Colloidal Dispersion ofPolymer-Brush-Decorated Particles (1. Kyoto University(Japan)) *Kohji Ohno1, Haruhisa Ohno1
5A18 18:00-18:20
Controlled crystallization of colloidal particles through tuning
the repulsive and attractive forces (1. Department of Chemical
Engineering, Kyoto University (Japan)) *Nozomi Arai1,
Satoshi Watanabe1, Minoru T. Miyahara1

Room B[T12] Application of Colloids – Cosmetics, Detergents,
Household Products, Foods and Paints
Chair: Alexander Lips (Edinburgh University), Kei Watanabe(Shiseido Global Innovation Center)
5B01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Using Fundamental Structural and Thermodynamic Insights
for Rationalizing the Aggregation Behavior of Commercially
Relevant Surfactant Systems (1. Technische Universitaet
Berlin (Germany)) *Michael Gradzielski1, Vivian J.
Spiering1, Rapael Michel1
5B02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Liposome for Cosmetics? The Long-Term Stability of
Liposomes and Topical Effects of the Water Soluble
Ingredients on the Skin by Liposome Encapsulation (1. KOSE

5B04 11:20-11:40 [Invited Lecture]
Advanced Solid-in-Oil Nanodispersions for Promoting Skin
Permeation of Amphiphilic Bioactive Ingredients (1. Kyushu
University (Japan), 2. KK Chanel Research and Technology
Development Laboratory (Japan)) *Masahiro Goto1,
Yoshihito Oda2, Masayoshi Minamoto2
5B05 11:40-12:00 [Invited Lecture]
Interfacial Control of Processed Foods with Emulsifiers (1.
MITSUBISHI-CHEMICALFOODSCORPORATION(Japan)) *Akihiro Ogawa1
5B06 12:00-12:20 [Invited Lecture]
Effect of food additives on phase transition ofthermoresponsive polymer colloids in aqueous media (1.
Kanagawa Institute of Technology (Japan)) *Hidenobu
Shimizu1

Lunch (12:20-13:40)[T12] Application of Colloids – Cosmetics, Detergents,
Household Products, Foods and Paints
Chair: Kei Watanabe (Shiseido Global Innovation Center),Michael Gradzielski (Technische Universität Berlin)
5B07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]
Mixing bubbles and drops to make foamy materials (1.
University Paris Sud (France)) *Anniina Salonen1
5B08 14:10-14:30
Novel Fascinating Feature of foam- Foam type hybridbicontinuous microemulsion makeup remover - (1. Shiseido
Global Innovation Center (Japan), 2. Tokyo University of
Science (Japan)) *Kei Watanabe1, Takashi Meno1, Shigeo
Takahashi1, Namiko Sakurai1, Hideki Sakai2, Koji Tsuchiya2
5B09 14:30-14:50
Poloxamer Addition Interferes with Lipid Bilayer Disruption
by Sucrose Monolaurate, a Penetration Enhancer (1. ICES,A*STAR(Singapore), 2. IHPC, A*STAR(Singapore), 3.
Singapore
Polytechnic(Singapore),
4.
IMRE,
A*STAR(Singapore)) *Jin Wang Kwek1, Kai Cong Kuan1,
Wen Cong Yeo1, Liangfeng Guo1, Jernej Zidar2, Freda Lim2,
Chunxiang Li3, Hui Yin3, Connie K Liu4,1
5B10 14:50-15:10
Sustainable Technologies Based on “SHARING BEAUTY
WITH ALL” by L’Oréal (1. L'Oreal(Japan)) *Christophe
Dumousseaux1
5B11 15:10-15:30
100% Natural Hair Color: Application of Traditional
Renewable Dyes – Henna, Indigo and Cassia (1. Nihon Loreal
KK (Japan)) *Sherluck John Kunnilakatt1
5B12 15:30-15:50
Functional polyion complex gel particles (PGP) and films forcosmetic application (1. Nihon Loreal (Japan)) *Takehiko
Kasai1, Tatsushi Isojima1, Hidehiko Asanuma1, Nozomi

Takahashi1, Tomomi Hamazaki1, Toru Koike1, Christophe
Dumousseaux1, Toshifumi Shiroya1

Break (15:50-16:10)[T12] Application of Colloids – Cosmetics, Detergents,
Household Products, Foods and Paints
Chair: Makoto Uyama (Shiseido Global Innovation Center),Christophe Dumousseaux (L'Oréal)
5B13 16:10-16:40 [DCSC Award Lecture (Young Engineer
Award)]
α-Gel (α-type hydrated crystal) structure evaluation formed bymonohexadecyl phosphate with L-arginine and its application
into cosmetics (1. NIKKOL GROUP Cosmos Technical Center
Co., Ltd (Japan)) *Keisuke Tanaka1
5B14 16:40-17:00 [Invited Lecture]
Multiple Levers of Lamellar Gel Network in Hair Conditioners
for Broad Spectrum of Sensorial Performance (1. Singapore
Innovation Center, Procter & Gamble (Singapore), 2. Brussels
Innovation Center, Procter & Gamble (Belgium)) *Toshiyuki
Iwata1, Chetan Yagnik1, Nobuaki Matsuoka1, Pierre
Verstraete2
5B15 17:00-17:20
Adsorption of Polyglycerin-Modified Silicone to Titanium
Dioxide and its Effect on Interfacial Force (1. Shiseido Global
Innovation Center (Japan), 2. Okayama University (Japan))*Ryushi Fukuhara1, Akio Nasu1, Ayano Nakamura1,
Naoyuki Ishida2
5B16 17:20-17:40
Effect of lecithin on α-gel formation consisting of cationicsurfactants (1. Research & Development Division, KOSE
Corporation (Japan), 2. Graduate School of Environment andInformation Sciences, Yokohama National University (Japan))*Daisuke Matsutomo1, Yoshikazu Konno1, Kenji Aramaki2
5B17 17:40-18:00
Development of Lamellar/Polymer Composite with Exhibiting
Characteristic Interaction to Skin Surface (1. Kao corporation(Japan)) *Etsuko Watarai1, Hiroki Yoshitake1, Takuji Kume1,
Satoru Naitou1, Kei Takahashi1, Takanori Igarashi1, Yasushi
Katayama1, Hotaka Yamamuro1
5B18 18:00-18:20
Development of Oil-based Cosmetics Containing Highconcentrated Ceramide by Applying Lamellar Organogel
Composed of Ceramide, Meadowfoam Estlide and Non-polar
Oil (1. Nippon Menard Cosmetic Co., Ltd (Japan)) *Hitoshi
Kumagai1, Hinayo Asai1, Kenji Kono1, Hiroyuki Asano1,
Osamu Hirose1, Seiji Hasegawa1, Hitoshi Sawada1, Michirou
Kitahara1, Satoru Nakata1

Room C[T7] Wetting and Adhesion
Chair: Atsushi Hozumi (AIST), Sanghyuk Wooh (Chung-Ang
University)
5C01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Wetting, Antifouling and Adhesion Behaviors of
Polyelectrolyte Brushes (1. Kyushu University (Japan))*Atsushi Takahara1
5C02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]

Wetting Phenomena on Mimicking Lotus Leaf: Importance ofDouble-Roughness Surface Structure (1. Asahikawa Medical
University (Japan)) *Hiroyuki Mayama1
5C03 11:00-11:20
Dynamic wetting and dewetting during the deposition ofpolymer from a volatile solution (1. Chemical Engineering,Technion Israel Institute of Technology (Israel)) *Mohammad
Abo Jabal1, Anna Zigelman1, Ofer Manor1
5C04 11:20-11:40
Gas polarisabilities and dispersion forces stabilise ice coatingson certain gas hydrate interfaces, preventing water wetting (1.
Murdoch University (Australia)) *Drew F. Parsons1
5C05 11:40-12:00 [Invited Lecture]
Antifouling properties of organogels showing syneresis (1.
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology (AIST) Structural Materials Research Institute(Japan)) *Chihiro Urata1, Atsushi Hozumi1
5C06 12:00-12:20
Shape-designable polyhedral liquid marble (1. Osaka Instituteof Technology (Japan), 2. Max Planck Institute for Polymer
Research (Germany)) *Syuji Fujii1, Junya Fujiwara1, FlorianGeyer2, Doris Vollmer2, Hans-Jürgen Butt2, Tomoyasu Hirai1,
Yoshinobu Nakamura1

Lunch (12:20-13:40)[T7] Wetting and Adhesion
Chair: Satoshi Watanabe (Kyoto University), Alfred Crosby(University of Massachusetts Amherst)
5C07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]
Slide electrification (1. Max-Planck-Institute for Polymer
Research (Germany)) *Hans-Jurgen Karl Butt1
5C08 14:10-14:30
A free-energy calculation package for polymer-grafted solidliquid interface: methodology and application (1. Nagoya
Institute of Technology (Japan)) *Masayuki Uranagase1,
Shuji Ogata1
5C09 14:30-14:50
Spectroscopic study on the relation between chemical states of
surface modifier on nanoparticles and coating film
morphology (1. Kao corporation (Japan), 2. W-FST Center,
Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 3. Faculty of Sciecne,
Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 4. Kao research division,
Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Rui Takahashi1, Shuhei Urashima2, Yuu Oshima3, Toshinori Morisaku2, Keiko
Matsuo4, Hiroharu Yui2,3
5C10 14:50-15:10
Synthesis of Semi- fluorinated polysilazanes Capable as
Omniphobic Coating Materials (1. Intelligent & Sustainable
Materials Group, Korea Institute of Industrial Technology(Korea), 2. Department of Green Process and System
Engineering, University of Science and Technology (Korea),
3. OOMPH CHEM Inc. (Korea)) *Tien N. H Lo1,2, Ha Soo
Hwang1,3, In Park1,2
5C11 15:10-15:30
Superhydrophobic Core-Shell Nanoparticles Synthesized byThiol-Lactam Initiated Radical Polymerization (1. Intelligent
Sustainable Materials R&D Group, Research Institute of
Sustainable Manufacturing System, Korea Institute ofIndustrial Technology, South Korea (Korea), 2. Department ofChemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Yonsei University,

South Korea (Korea), 3. R&D center, OomphChem Inc., South
Korea (Korea)) *Ji Young Lee1,2, Ha Soo Hwang3,1, Won-Gun
Koh2, In Park1

sulfate (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2. L. V. M. C.
Inc. (Japan)) *Ananda Kafle1, Masaaki Akamatsu1, Kenichi
Sakai1, Chihiro Kaise2, Teruhisa Kaneko2, Hideki Sakai1

5C12 15:30-15:50 [Invited Lecture]
Evaporation Driven Surface Templated Supraparticle
Synthesis (1. Chung-Ang University (Korea), 2. Max Planck
Institute for Polymer Research (Germany)) *SanghyukWooh1, Hans- Jürgen Butt2

5D03 11:00-11:20
Undulation force-characterized long-range repulsive forces
between the cationic lipid bilayers in water (1. Kao
Corporation (Japan), 2. Water Frontier Science & Technology
Research Center, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 3.
Faculty of Science, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 4.
Kao research division, Tokyo University of Science (Japan))*Atsushi Miyazaki1, Toshinori Morisaku2, Kimio Dairiki3,
Takaya Sakai1, Keiko Matsuo1,4, Hiroharu Yui2,3

Break (15:50-16:10)[T7] Wetting and Adhesion
Chair: Syuji Fujii (Osaka Institute of Technology), Drew
Parsons (Murdoch University)
5C13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Bioinspired Structure Assembly: Surface Forces and Adhesion(1. Polymer Science & Engineering Dept., University of
Massachusetts Amherst (USA)) *Alfred J Crosby1
5C14 16:40-17:00
Influence of Catechol Groups on Molecular Aggregation Stateand Surface Properties of Poly[2-(perfluorooctyl)ethyl
acrylate] (1. Kyushu University (Japan)) *Wei Ma1, Atsushi
Takahara1
5C15 17:00-17:20 [Invited Lecture]
Controlled Degradation of Polyperoxides for Application to
High Performance Dismantlable Adhesives (1. Osaka City
University (Japan)) *Eriko Sato1
5C16 17:20-17:40
An Unified Understanding of Long-Range Attractive
Capillary Bridge Forces between Solid Surfaces in Gas andLiquid Media (1. Fukuoka University (Japan)) *Hiroyuki
Shinto1
5C17 17:40-18:00
Attachment Behavior of a Single Colloid Particle on a Bubble
Surface (1. Kyoto University (Japan)) *Satoshi Watanabe1,
Nozomi Arai1, Gregory Lecrivain1, Minoru T. Miyahara1
5C18 18:00-18:20 [Invited Lecture]
Biomimetics for Sustainable Packaging Materials in“Anthropocene” (1. Chitose Institute of Science andTechnology (Japan), 2. IMRAM, Tohoku University (Japan),
3. Synthemec Co. (Japan), 4. CCBC-Hokkaido (Japan)) Yuji
Hirai1, Norihisa Tanio1, Toshihiko Arita2, Eiichi Matsumoto3,
Otohiko Azuma4, *Masatsugu Shimomura1

Room D[T4] Membranes and LB films
Chair: Ken-ichi Iimura (Utsunomiya University), Ian Gentle(The University of Queensland)
5D01 10:10-10:40 [DCSC Award Lecture (Young Scientist
Award)]
Systematic understanding of the effects of peripheral
molecules on the physical properties of phospholipid bilayers:
Effects of hydrophobic molecules and hydration water (1.
Department of Chemistry, University of Tsukuba (Japan))*Mafumi Hishida1
5D02 10:40-11:00
Characteristics of liposomes containing DPPC and β-sitosteryl

5D04 11:20-11:40 [Invited Lecture]
Quantitative Pursue of Chemical Reaction in a Thin Film
Using IR MAIRS Spectra (1. ICR, Kyoto University (Japan))
Ryoi Fujiwara1, Kazutaka Tomita1, Nobutaka Shioya1,
Takafumi Shimoaka1, *Takeshi Hasegawa1
5D05 11:40-12:00
Effects of Anion Addition on Molecular Assembly Structuresof Amphiphlic Naphthalenediimides (1. Faculty of Scienceand Technology, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2.
Research Institute for Science and Technology, Tokyo
University of Science (Japan)) *Masaaki Akamatsu1, Koji
Yamanaga1, Yurina Kanehara1, Kenichi Sakai1,2, Hideki
Sakai1,2
5D06 12:00-12:20 [Invited Lecture]
Solid Film Formation of Cationic Surfactant at Oil/Water
Interface Studied by Interfacial Tensiometry and X-ray
Reflectometry (1. Kyushu University (Japan), 2. Japan
Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute (Japan)) *Takanori
Takiue1, Haruna Hayase1, Yosuke Imai1, Toshiaki Ina2,
Kiyofumi Nitta2, Hajime Tanida2, Tomoya Uruga2

Lunch (12:20-13:40)[T4] Membranes and LB films
Chair: Atsuhiro Fujimori (Saitama University), Qiming Liu(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
5D07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]Self-Assembly at Interface and in Gel of Glutamic Acid Based
Derivatives for Soft Functional Materials (1. Institute ofChemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences (China)) *Minghua
Liu1
5D08 14:10-14:30
Surface pressure-induced secondary structure transition ofamphiphilic peptides in the lipid monolayer (1. Meiji
University (Japan)) *Noritaka Kato1
5D09 14:30-14:50
Anisotropic self-assembly of isotropic colloidal building
blocks (1. FAU Erlangen Nuernberg (Germany), 2. Universityof Hull (UK)) *Marcel Rey1, Martin Buzza2, Adam Law2,
Nicolas Vogel1
5D10 14:50-15:10 [Invited Lecture]
Liquid-phase interfacial nanoassembly of molecular building
units into porous nanosheet crystals (1. Osaka Prefecture
University (Japan)) *Rie Makiura1
5D11 15:10-15:30
Effect of Charge in Hydrogel Microspheres on Self-Assemblyat the Air/Water Interface (1. Graduate School of Textile
Science & Technology, Shinshu University (Japan), 2.
Research Initiative for Supra-Materials, Interdisciplinary

Cluster for Cutting Edge Research, Shinshu University(Japan)) *Haruka Minato1, Daisuke Suzuki1,2
5D12 15:30-15:50 [Invited Lecture]Ways to change the physical properties of films of particles
formed at air-aqueous interfaces (1. Shinshu University(Japan)) *Cathy McNamee1

Break (15:50-16:10)[T4] Membranes and LB films
Chair: Cathy McNamee (Shinshu University), Minghua Liu(Lanzhou University)
5D13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Understanding order and diffusion in thin organic films (1. The
University of Queensland (Australia)) *Ian Gentle1
5D14 16:40-17:00
CO2 capture by amine-containing polymeric membranes (1.
Kyushu University (Japan)) *Ikuo Taniguchi1, Kae
Kinugasa1, Mariko Toyoda1, Koki Minezaki1
5D15 17:00-17:20 [Invited Lecture]
2D Materials Modified Polymer Membranes for Efficient
Energy Conversion/Storage Devices (1. Lanzhou University(China)) *Qiming Liu1, Pengqian Guo1, Yonggang Zhao1,
Dequan Liu1, Deyan He1

by Cu Fine Particles (1. National Institute of Technology,
Asahikawa College (Japan), 2. Muroran Institute ofTechnology (Japan), 3. National Institute of Technology,
Sendai College (Japan), 4. National Institute of Technology,
Ube College (Japan), 5. Asahikawa Medical University(Japan)) *Yuya Yato1, Mai Takase2, Masaki Matsubara3,
Youichi Takata4, Tatsuo Akitaya5, Hiroyuki Mayama5,
Takayuki Murosaki5, Makoto Chiba1, Atsushi Hyono1
5E06 11:20-11:40 [Invited Lecture]
Low-temperature Surface Forces Apparatus (1. Tohoku
University (Japan), 2. Nihon Michelin Tire Co., Ltd (Japan))*Kazue Kurihara1, Florian Lecadre1, Sylvain Hemmette1,
Motohiro Kasuya1, Yuji Kanno2
5E05 11:40-12:00
Fatty acid/n-alkane adlayer on metal induced by highfrequency shear oscillation (1. University of Fukui (Japan))*Kenji Hisada1, Tsubasa Yamamoto1, Narunori Ikejiri1, Hina
Takamura1, Shinya Oozawa1, Minako Ito1, Toyoaki Hirata1
5E04 12:00-12:20
Controlling the adsorption properties by the physisorption (1.
Shinshu University (Japan)) Seiichiro Ishii1, Yuki Ishihara1,
Minoru Deguchi1, Taro Uchida1, Ryusuke Futamura1, *Taku
Iiyama1

Lunch (12:20-13:40)

5D16 17:20-17:40 Creation of electrically conductive metalorganic framework nanosheets utilizing liquid–phaseinterfacial coordination (1. Osaka Prefecture University(Japan), 2. The University of Tokyo (Japan)) *Takashi
Ohata1, Tatsuyuki Makita2, Jun Takeya2, Rie Makiura1[T8] Solid Surface –Adsorption, Catalysis, Tribology
and Electrochemistry

5D17 17:40-18:00 [Invited Lecture]
Finite-size line tension effects for nanoparticles at the airliquid and liquid-liquid interfaces (1. Kyushu University(Japan)) *Hiroki Matsubara1

5E07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]
Effect of confined nanospaces on charge/discharge
performance of carbon electrodes (1. Nagasaki University(Japan)) *Koki Urita1, Chiharu Urita1, Hiroo Notohara1,
Takuya Araki1, Maya Inoue1, Isamu Moriguchi1

5D18 18:00-18:20
Three-dimensional Structuring through Self-assembly on
Two-dimensional Templates Prepared by Langmuir
Monolayers (1. Utsunomiya University (Japan)) *Ken-ichi
Iimura1, Misa Katagiri1, Tatsuki Agatsuma1, Misa Noki1,
Nguyen Thi My An1

Room E[T8] Solid Surface –Adsorption, Catalysis, Tribology
and Electrochemistry
Chair: Minoru Mizuhata (Kobe University), Tetsuo
Yamaguchi (Kyusyu University)
5E01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Advancement of colloidal quantum dots from phosphors: A
step towards environmentally benign light- emitting diodes
and backlight applications (1. National Taiwan University(Taiwan)) *Chung Hsin Lu1, Sudipta Som1
5E02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]
Optimization of Si-anode/electrolyte interface fordevelopment of advanced Li-ion battery (1. Department ofChemistry and Biotechnology, Graduate School ofEngineering, Tottori University (Japan)) *Hiroki Sakaguchi1
5E03 11:00-11:20
Preparation and Evaluation of Cu Porous Electrode Structured

Chair: Shinji Yamada (Kao Corporation), Kenji Hisada(University of Fukui), Taku Iiyama (Shinshu University)

5E08 14:10-14:30 [Invited Lecture]
Sliding friction of polymer gels at various sliding speeds (1.
Kyushu University (Japan)) *Tetsuo Yamaguchi1
5E09 14:30-14:50
Self-assembly of ZIF-8 nanoparticles into hierarchicallyporous suprastructures using microfluidic device (1.
Department of Chemical Engineering, Kyoto University(Japan), 2. Institute of Particle Technology, FriedrichAlexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg (Germany))*Atsushi Fujiwara1, Junwei Wang2, Minoru T. Miyahara1,
Nicolas Vogel2, Satoshi Watanabe1
5E10 14:50-15:10
Preparation of Mo-Substituted Zeolite Catalysts by Sequential
Mechanochemical Treatment and Hydrothermal Synthesis (1.
Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced
Materials, Tohoku University (Japan), 2. Institute of
Innovative Research, Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan),
3. JST CREST (Japan)) *Mizuho Yabushita1, Mami Horie1,
Motohiro Yoshida1, Fumiya Muto1, Sachiko Maki1, Kiyoshi
Kanie1, Toshiyuki Yokoi2, Atsushi Muramatsu1,3
5E11 15:10-15:30
SFG analysis of triblock copolymer lubricant additive
adsorbing to solid surfaces (1. Tohoku University (Japan), 2.
University of Hyogo (Japan)) *Takako Imamura1, Shinichi
Yusa2, Masashi Mizukami1, Kazue Kurihara1
5E12 15:30-15:50

Aqueous Lubrication with the Molecularly Confined Films of
Silicone-Based Amphiphilic Copolymer Aggregates (1. Kao
Corporation (Japan)) Takumi Miyamoto1, Naoyuki Yamazaki1,
Shunichi Watanabe1, *Shinji Yamada1

Break (15:50-16:10)[T8] Solid Surface –Adsorption, Catalysis, Tribology
and Electrochemistry
Chair: Minoru Mizuhata (Kobe University), Akihito Imanishi(Osaka University)
5E13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy to Analyze
Adsorptions at Liquid/Solid Interfaces (1. Tokyo University of
Science (Japan)) *Masayuki Itagaki1
5E14 16:40-17:00
Development of novel wastewater treatment using controlled
colloidal microwave discharge (1. Sophia University (Japan))*Jing Liu1, Satoshi Horikoshi1
5E15 17:00-17:20
Interaction among the Dissolving Species in Li
Electrolyte/Metal Oxide Using Binary Solvent for Ionic
Conduction (1. Kobe University (Japan), 2. Tohoku University(Japan)) *Minoru Mizuhata1, Nobuaki Kunikata1, Yoshimasa
Suzuki1, Hideshi Maki1, Masaki Matsui1, Kazue Kurihara2,
Motohiro Kasuya2
5E16 17:20-17:40
Depletion Layer Formation Induced by Unusual Diffusion
Behavior of Metal Ions at Ionic Liquid/Electrode Interface andIts Effect on Electrodeposits (1. Department of Chemistry,
Graduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University(Japan)) *Akihito Imanishi1, Shodai Koyama1, Ken-ichi
Fukui1
5E17 17:40-18:00
Electrical charging of colloids and interfaces in surfactantdoped nonpolar liquids (1. Ghent University (Belgium)) *Filip
Strubbe1, Caspar Schreuer1, Masoumeh Karvar1, Manoj
Prasad1, Bavo Robben1, Kristiaan Neyts1
5E18 18:00-18:20
Thermal Stabilization of Enzymes by Adsorption on Biochar(1. Department of Applied Cemistry for Environment, Tokyo
Metropolitan University (Japan), 2. EEN Co., Ltd (Japan))*Hidetaka Noritomi1, Ryotaro Kai1, Nobuyuki Endo2, Satoru
Kato1, Katsumi Uchiyama1

Room F[T6] Nanoparticles and Nanomaterials
Chair: Kiyoshi Kanie (Tohoku University), Masashi Suzuki(Toyo University)
5F01 10:20-10:40 [Invited Lecture]
Fabrication of Au/Silk Nanocarriers and the in vitro Evaluation
for Cancer Therapy (1. Institute of Multidisciplinary Research
for Advanced Materials, Tohoku University (Japan)) *Anh T.
N. Dao1, Motohumi Nakamura1, Farsai Taemaitree1, Hitoshi
Kasai1
5F02 10:40-11:00
Colloidal stability of gold nanoparticle clusters encapsulated
into hollow silica spheres (1. Tohoku University (Japan), 2.

Utrecht University (Netherlands), 3. Yamaguchi University(Japan)) *Kanako Watanabe1, Tom A. J. Welling2, Sina
Sadighikia2, Haruyuki Ishii3, Arnout Imhof2, Marijn A. Huis2,
Alfons van Blaaderen2, Daisuke Nagao1
5F03 11:00-11:20
Application of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Coated with
Designed Gel via Emulsion Polymerization (1. Department ofApplied Chemistry, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyushu
University (Japan), 2. WPI I2CNER, Kyushu University(Japan), 3. Center for Molecular Systems, Kyushu University(Japan)) *Yukiko Nagai1, Tsuyohiko Fujigaya1,2,3
5F04 11:20-11:40
Dispersion of the Long Single Walled Carbon Nanotube andIts Metal Composite Toward Future Energy Devices andWiring (1. National Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology (AIST) (Japan)) *Atsuko Sekiguchi1,
Rajyashree Sundaram1, Yuichi Kato1, Takeo Yamada1, Guohai
Chen1, Don Futaba1, Kenji Hata1
5F05 11:40-12:00
Niobate nanosheet/acrylamide composite gel microparticles
for photocatalytic applications (1. Department of Life,
Environment and Materials Chemistry, Fukuoka Institute ofTechnology (Japan), 2. Graduate School of Engineering,
Fukuoka Institute of Technology (Japan)) *Nobuyoshi
Miyamoto1,2, Daichi Matsuda1, Wenqi Yang2, Ye Yumeng2,
Masanari Nishi2
5F06 12:00-12:20
Mild synthesis of single-nanosized plasmonic copper
nanoparticles and their catalytic activities (1. Kansai
University (Japan), 2. Justus-Liebig-University (Germany))*Hideya Kawasaki1, Kousuke Kuroda1, Philip Keller2

Lunch (12:20-13:40)[S3] Membranous and Membraneless Interfaces:
Towards Artificial Cellular Complexity
Chair: Yutaka Sumino (Tokyo University of Science), Kanta
Tsumoto (Mie University)
5F07 13:50-14:10
Cooperation between DNA and Actin in Cell-Sized
Aqueous/Aqueous Micro Droplet (1. Graduate School of Life
and Medical Sciences, Doshisha University (Japan), 2.
Department of Frontier Bioscience, Hosei University (Japan),
3. Graduate School of Science, Nagoya University (Japan), 4.
Graduate School of Engineering, Mie University (Japan))*Hiorki Sakuta1, Masahito Hayashi2, Kingo Takiguchi3,
Kanta Tsumoto4, Kenichi Yoshikawa1
5F08 14:10-14:30
Polypeptide based complex coacervate as biomimetic material
to sequester biomolecules via rational design of polymericsidechain (1. Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences,
Kyushu University (Japan), 2. Faculty of Engineering,
Department of Applied Chemistry, Kyushu University (Japan),
3. Center for Future Chemistry, Kyushu University (Japan), 4.
Center for Molecular Systems, Kyushu University (Japan), 5.
Center for Advanced Medical Innovation, Kyushu University(Japan)) *Biplab K C1, Takeshi Mori2,3, Yoshiki
Katayama2,3,4,5, Akihiro Kishimura2,4
5F09 14:30-14:50 [Invited Lecture]
Formation of DNA microdroplets with sequence-specificity byliquid-liquid phase separation of DNA nanostructures (1.
Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan)) Yusuke Sato1,

*Masahiro Takinoue1
5F10 14:50-15:10 [Invited Lecture]
Effect of the Interfacial Water Properties on Electrophoresis (1.
Ecole Normale Superieure (France)) *Yuki Uematsu1
5F11 15:10-15:30
Liquid robots (1. University of Chemistry and Technology
Prague (Czech Republic)) *Jitka Cejkova1

Graphene-based Micro Biosensor (1. NTT Basic ResearchLaboratories (Japan)) *Yuko Ueno1
5G03 11:00-11:20 [Invited Lecture]
Carbon-based devices for bioelectronics and biosensing
applications (1. Technical University of Munich (Germany), 2.
Forschungszentrum Jülich (Germany)) Sabine Zips1, Dmitry
Kireev2, Nouran Adly1, Jan Schnitker2, Philipp Rinklin1,
Andreas Offenhäusser2, Dirk Mayer2, *Bernhard Wolfrum1,2

5F12 15:30-15:50
Spontaneous deformation of an oil droplet induced by theformation of α-gel (1. Department of Applied Physics, Facultyof Science, Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Yutaka
Sumino1, Shuhei Kuroiwa1

5G04 11:20-11:40
Controlling structure and function of neuronal networks in 2D
using microcontact-printed protein scaffolds (1. Tohoku
University (Japan), 2. Waseda University (Japan)) *Hideaki
Yamamoto1, Kei Wakimura1, Zhixiong Chen1, Takuma Sumi1,
Taiki Takemuro1, Takashi Tanii2, Ayumi Hirano-Iwata1

Break (15:50-16:10)

5G05 11:40-12:00
Thermally Stable Transparent Single Wall Carbon Nanotube
Films on Flexible Glass Substrates (1. Research Initiative forSupra-Materials, Shinshu University (Japan)) *Radovan
Kukobat1, Katsumi Kaneko1[S3] Membranous and Membraneless Interfaces:
Towards Artificial Cellular Complexity
Chair: Masatoshi Ichikawa (Kyoto University), Kingo
Takiguchi (Nagoya University)
5F13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Is Research on “Synthetic Cells” Moving to the Next Level?
(1. University of Salento (Italy)) *Pasquale Stano1
5F14 16:40-17:00 [Invited Lecture]
Synergistic effect of molecular crowding and cell size
confinement as a potential cause of unique phase behaviors (1.
Komaba Institute for Science, The University of Tokyo(Japan)) *Chiho Watanabe1, Miho Yanagisawa1
5F15 17:00-17:20
Self-driven droplet model constructed with active actomyosin(1. Hokkaido University (Japan), 2. Chiba University (Japan),
3. University of Hyogo (Japan), 4. Kyoto University (Japan))
Yukinori Nishigami1, Hiroaki Ito2, Masahiro Makuta4, Seiji
Sonobe3, *Masatoshi Ichikawa4
5F16 17:20-17:40
Light-induced morphological change and displacement offilamentous-actin encapsulating giant liposome (1. Dept.
Frontier Bioscience, Hosei Univ. (Japan), 2. Dept. Biological
Science, Nagoya Univ. (Japan)) *Masahito Hayashi1,
Shunsuke Tanaka2, Tomoyuki Kaneko1, Kingo Takiguchi2
5F17 17:40-18:00 [Invited Lecture]
Giant Liposome-based Dynamic Bioreactor (1. Chuo
University (Japan)) *Hiroaki Suzuki1
5F18 18:00-18:20 [Invited Lecture]
Molecular robotics is yet another approach to build bottom-up
artificial-cell (1. Department of Robotics, Tohoku University(Japan)) *Shin-ichiro M. Nomura1

Room G[S2] Creation and Application of Two Dimensional
Atomic and Molecular Materials and Devises
Chair: Ayumi Hirano-Iwata (Tohoku University), Bernhard
Wolfrum (Technical University of Munich)
5G01 10:10-10:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Graphene Sensor Application for Virus Detection (1. Osaka
University (Japan)) *Kazuhiko Matsumoto1
5G02 10:40-11:00 [Invited Lecture]

5G06 12:00-12:20
Lipid bilayers on graphene oxide: condensation of lipid
domains by nano-amphiphilic surface (1. Toyohashi
University of Technology (Japan)) *Ryugo Tero1, Yoshi
Hagiwara1, Shun Saito1

Lunch (12:20-13:40)[S2] Creation and Application of Two Dimensional
Atomic and Molecular Materials and Devises
Chair: Yuko Ueno (NTT), Ryugo Tero (Toyohashi Universityof Technology)
5G07 13:40-14:10 [Keynote Lecture]
Functional Coordination Nanosheets (1. The University ofTokyo (Japan)) *Hiroshi Nishihara1
5G08 14:10-14:30 [Invited Lecture]
Patterned model biological membrane on the solid substrate:
Potentials for biophysical studies and biomedical applications(1. Kobe University (Japan)) *Kenichi Morigaki1
5G09 14:30-14:50 [Invited Lecture]
Proteinous nanodevise production based on in vitro translation
system (1. Saitama University (Japan)) *Yuzuru Tozawa1
5G10 14:50-15:10 [Invited Lecture]
Microfabricated Lipid Bilayer Systems for the Analysis of Ion
Channel Functions (1. Tohoku University (Japan)) *Ayumi
Hirano-Iwata1
5G11 15:10-15:30
Molecular streaming and its voltage control in ångström scalechannels (1. Laboratoire de Physique de l’ENS, ENS, PSL,CNRS (France), 2. School of Physics and Astronomy,
University of Manchester (UK), 3. National Graphene
Institute, University of Manchester (UK), 4. Department of
Physics, University of Engineering & Technology (Pakistan))*Timothee Mouterde1, Ashok Keerthi2,3, Anthony Robert
Poggioli1, Sidra Abbas Dar2,3,4, Alessandro Siria1, Andre
Konstantin Geim2,3, Lyderic Bocquet1, Radha Boya2,3
5G12 15:30-15:50
Molecular diffusion under cell mimetic membraneconfinement: the characteristic environment (1. Department ofApplied Physics, Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology (Japan), 2. Komaba Institute for Science, The
University of Tokyo (Japan), 3. Biomedical Research Institute,National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology (Japan), 4. Faculty of Advanced Life Science,
Hokkaido University (Japan), 5. Department of Basic Science,
The University of Tokyo (Japan)) *Yuta Kobori1, Chiho
Watanabe2, Johtaro Yamamoto3, Masataka Kinjo4, Miho
Yanagisawa1,5

Break (15:50-16:10)[T11] Nanomedicine and Pharmaceutical Science
Chair: Shinji Sakuma (Setsunan University), Yuriko Higuchi(Kyoto University)
5G13 16:10-16:40 [Keynote Lecture]
Crosslinking of Receptors as a Design Principle for Smart
Nanomedicines (1. University of Utah (USA)) *Jindrich
Henry Kopecek1, Jiyuan Yang1, Lian Li1, Jiawei Wang1
5G14 16:40-17:00 [Invited Lecture]
Cell surface modification with ligand molecule for targeted
delivery of cell-based medicine (1. Graduate School of
Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kyoto University (Japan)) *Yuriko
Higuchi1
5G15 17:00-17:20 [Invited Lecture]
Colloids in Gastrointestinal Tract to Improve Oral Absorptionof Poorly Absorbable Drugs (1. National Institute for Materials
Science (Japan)) *Kohsaku Kawakami1
5G16 17:20-17:40
Control of cellular uptake behavior based on tuning ofstructure and physical properties of PEGylated polyion
complex and its application (1. Department of Applied
Chemistry, Faculty of Engineering, Kyushu University(Japan), 2. Center for Future Chemistry, Kyushu University(Japan), 3. Center for Molecular Systems, Kyushu University(Japan), 4. Center for Advanced Medical Innovation, Kyushu
University (Japan), 5. Nanosquare Research Institute, Osaka
Prefecture University (Japan)) Hiroaki Matsuba1, *Fadlina
Aulia1, Ikuhiko Nakase5, Takeshi Mori1,2, Yoshiki
Katayama1,2,3,4, Akihiro Kishimura1,3
5G17 17:40-18:00
Intracellular delivery to 3D cancer cell aggregates using
sulfobetaine polymers (1. Tohoku University (Japan))*Nobuyuki Morimoto1, Masaya Yamamoto1

Poster Presentation
November 6 (Wed)Room A: PT02–PT05, PT08–PT10, PT12, PS01–08
Room E: PT01, PT11
Room F–G: PT06, PT07

10:10-12:10[T1] Surfactants and Self-Assembly
PT01-01
Supramolecular
Amphiphiles
Basedon
Cyclodextrins and Surfactants for Design of Drug
Nanocontainers (1. Arbuzov Institute of Organic and Physical
Chemistry, FRC Kazan Scientific Center, Russian Academyof Sciences (Russia)) *Ruslan Ravilevich Kashapov1,
Anastasiya Lykova1, Albina Ziganshina1, Anastasiya
Sapunova1, Alexandra Voloshina1, Lucia Zakharova1
PT01-02 Formation and Characterization of Polymer Vesicles
from a Novel CP Polymer (1. Department of Biomedical
Sciences & Engineering, National Central University(Taiwan), 2. Department of Organic and Macromolecular
Chemistry, Ghent University (Belgium)) *Nam Hoang
Nguyen1, Metwally Ezzat1,2, Chun-Jen Huang1
PT01-03 Pattern formation of decanol droplets (1. Universityof Chemistry and Technology Prague (Czech Republic))
Lenka Honetschlagerova1, Jan Heyda1, Jan Tomas1, *Jitka
Cejkova1
PT01-04 Monolayer-Based Nanotubes with Controllable
Diameters (1. National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology (Japan)) *Naohiro Kameta1,
Wuxiao Ding1
PT01-05 Synergistic mechanism of amphiphilic polymer
supramolecular systems based on polyacids (1. China
University of Petroleum (East China) (China), 2. University ofAlberta (Canada), 3. Kazakh-British Technical University(Kazakhstan)) Wanli Kang1, *Xiangfeng Zhang1, Pengxiang
Wang1,2, Tongyu Wang1, Tongyu Zhu1, Saule Aidarova1,3,
Hongbin Yang1
PT01-06 Conformational Analysis of Disaccharide Glycolipid
Using Density Functional Theory Calculation (1.
Bioinformatics Program, Institute of Biological Sciences,
University of Malaya (Malaysia), 2. Department of Chemistry,
Firoozabad Branch, Islanmic Azad University (Iran), 3. Centre
for Theoretical and Computational Physics, Department of
Physics, University of Malaya (Malaysia), 4. Centre for
Fundamental and Frontier Sciences in Nanostructure Self-

Assembly, Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science,
University of Malaya (Malaysia)) *Rinaa Ramesh1, Sara
Ahmadi2, Vijayan Manickam Achari1,3,4
PT01-07 Surface Adsorption and Layer Structure of Mixed
System of Quaternary-Ammonium-Salt-Type Amphiphilic
Gemini Ionic Liquid and Homogeneous PolyoxyethyleneType Nonionic Surfactant (1. Nara Women's University(Japan), 2. Nissan Chemical Corporation (Japan)) *Risa
Kawai1, Maiko Niki1, Shiho Yada1, Tomokazu Yoshimura1,
Masashi Ohno2, Toshinari Koda2
PT01-08 Weak C-H···O=C Hydrogen Bond-Directed SelfAssembly of Supramolecular Fibers from a 1, 5-Anhydro-DGlucitol Derivative Having Palmitoyl Moieties (1. SUNUS
CO. LTD. (Japan), 2. National Agriculture and Food Research
Organization (Japan)) Takahito Kajiki1, Shiro Komba2, *Rika
Iwaura2
PT01-09 Bluish-White Light Emission of a DNA-BasedSupramolecular Nanosheet (1. National Agriculture and Food
Research Organization (Japan)) *Rika Iwaura1
PT01-10 Synthesis of Self-assembling Fe3O4 Nanoparticles
by Modification with Liquid-Crystalline Dendrons (1. Tohoku
University (Japan), 2. National Institute of Technology,
Sendai College (Japan)) *Takehiro Yachi1, Masaki
Matsubara2, Atsushi Muramatsu1, Kiyoshi Kanie1
PT01-11 Cholesterol Effects on the Rigidity of Vesicular
Bilayers: A Comparison between Catanionic Vesicles andLiposomes Utilizing Fluorescence Anisotropy (1. Departmentof Chemical Engineering, National Cheng Kung University(Taiwan)) *Yu-Min Yang1, Chia-Yu Cheng1, Yu-Ling Hsieh1
PT01-12 Solubilization Properties of More Sustainable Nonionic Surfactants with CO2/EO Headgroups (1. StranskiLaboratorium, Technische Universität Berlin (Germany), 2.
Technische Chemie, Technische Universität Berlin(Germany), 3. Kyushu University, Department of Chemistry(Japan)) *Vivian Jeannette Spiering1, Rahel Marschall1,
Björn Hanf1, Michelle Tupinamba Tupinamba Lima2, Hiroki
Matsubara3, Reinhard Schomäcker2, Michael Gradzielski1

PT01-13 Production of Photonic Ball with Non-iridescent
Structural Color consisting of Amorphous Arrays of Silica
Particles (1. Department of Molecular and Macromolecular
Chemistry, Nagoya University (Japan)) *Yuwen Ai1,
Yukikazu Takeoka1, Takahiro Seki1
PT01-14
Solution
Properties
of
Homogeneous
Polyoxyethylene Type Nonionic Surfactant With Single Chain
Length Distribution and Mixed System with Lecithin (1. Nara
Women's University (Japan), 2. NIKKOL GROUP Cosmos
Technical Center Co., Ltd. (Japan)) *Shan Wang1, Shiho
Yada1, Satoru Hashimoto2, Toshiyuki Suzuki2, Tomokazu
Yoshimura1
PT01-15 Core–Shell Micelle Formation of Amphiphilic
Block Copolymer with Poly (4-Vinyl Benzoic Acid) Core (1.
Kanagawa University (Japan), 2. Teikyo University of Science(Japan)) Tomonori Sugiyama1, Taichi Koito1, Mao
Yamanobe1, Akira Takahashi1, Yoshihito Ishida2, *Atsushi
Kameyama1
PT01-16 Core–Shell Micelle with Outer POSS Shell Based on
POSS-Containing Random Methacrylate Copolymer (1.
Kanagawa University (Japan), 2. RIKEN (Japan)) *Akira
Takahashi1, Taito Hoshino1, Kosuke Tsuchiya2, Atsushi
Kameyama1
PT01-17 Capsaicin alters the physiological properties ofartificial lipid vesicles (1. Japan Agency for Marine-Earth
Science and Technology (Japan), 2. Kagoshima University(Japan), 3. Japan Advanced Insitute of Science andTechnology (Japan)) *Neha Sharma1,3, Mun'delanji
Catherine Vestergaard2, Shigeru Deguchi1, Masahiro Takagi3
PT01-18 Structural Analysis on Iridescent Aqueous
Surfactant Solution with a Higher Alcohol by Small- andWide-Angle X-Ray Scattering (1. Mikimoto PharmaceuticalCo., Ltd. (Japan), 2. Graduate School of Engineering, Mie
University (Japan)) *Akinori Nakano1,2, Naoya Torikai2
PT01-19 Partition Characteristics of Reverse Micelles (1.
Tokyo Tech, School of Science (Japan)) *Hinako Sakai1,
Tetsuo Okada1, Makoto Harada1
PT01-20 Physical Properties of Adsorption Films of α-Gel
Dispersion Prepared by Ecofriendly Cationic Surfactant (1.
Faculty of Science and Technology, Tokyo University of
Science (Japan), 2. Material Science Research Laboratories,
KAO Co. (Japan), 3. Research Institute for Science andTechnology, Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Rina
Ishii1, Takanori Saitoh1,2, Masaaki Akamatsu1, Kenichi
Sakai1,3, Hideki Sakai1,3
PT01-21 Structural Changes of α-Gel Induced by
Temperature and Shear Flow in Oleic Acid-Based Gemini
Surfactant System (1. Department of Pure and Applied
Chemistry, Faculty of Science and Technology, Tokyo
University of Science (Japan), 2. Research Fellow of Japan
Society for the Promotion of Science (Japan), 3.
Comprehensive Research Organization for Science andSociety (CROSS) (Japan), 4. Miyoshi Oil & Fat Co. Ltd.
(Japan), 5. Research Institute for Science and Technology,
Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Tadashi Sugahara1,2,
Masaaki Akamatsu1, Hiroki Iwase3, Yuichiro Takamatsu4,
Kenichi Sakai1,5, Hideki Sakai1,5

Utsunomiya University (Japan)) *Noboru Suzuki1, Nagisa
Maeno1, Misaki Abe1, Masahide Sato1
PT01-24 Collapse behavior of PIC micelles by salt addition
and reforming behavior by dialysis and its temperature
responsivity (1. Kyoto University (Japan), 2. Osaka Organic
Chemical Industry LTD. (Japan)) *Dongwook Kim1, Hideki
Matsuoka1, Yoshiyuki Saruwatari2
PT01-25 A CMC’s prediction on a mixture of divalent andmonovalent surfactants. - A comment to Rubingh's equation(1. Kyushu Kyoritsu University (Japan), 2. Fukuoka Instituteof Technology (Japan)) *Hideo Akisdada1, Junko
Kuwahara2, Hiroki Sakumoto1, Tatuo Nakata1, Jun
Koganemaru1, Keishi Takehara1
PT01-26 Improvement of clearness of thermal-responsive
coloring emulsions and addition of photo-response to theemulsions (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Ryoichi
Kondo1, Yoshiro Imura1, Ke-Hsuan Wang1, Takeshi Kawai1
PT01-27 Formation of lipid nanodiscs by an amphiphilicpolymer with phosphochiline side chains (1. Nara Institute of
Science and Technology (Japan)) *Yuma Mitsuyoshi1,
Gwénaël Rapenne1, Kazuma Yasuhara1
PT01-28 Oil Gelation using an Amphoteric Surfactant (1.
Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan)) *Tomonori
Matsumoto1, Akihiro Yoshino1, Keijiro Taga1, Yasushi
Yamamoto1, Akiko Obata1, Shuichi Iwata1
PT01-29 The Effect of Additives to Gemini Surfactants in
Organic Solvent (1. Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan))*Kosuke Ota1, Akihiro Yoshino1, Keijiro Taga1, Yasushi
Yamamoto1, Akiko Obata1, Shuichi Iwata1
PT01-30 Study of Block Ratio Influence of Betaine Block
Copolymer PGLBT-b-PSPE on Temperature-Responsive
Features (1. Dept. of Polymer chemistry, Kyoto University(Japan), 2. Osaka Organic Chemical Industries (Japan))*Jongmin Lim1, Hideki Matsuoka1, Yoshiyuki Saruwatari2
PT01-31 Diversity of Bicontinuous Morphology - Novel
Aspect of Sponge Phase Structure in Surfactant Solution (1.
Chiba Institute of Science (Japan), 2. Taiyo Kagaku Co., LTD.
(Japan), 3. Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Yuji
Yamashita1, Satoko Ito2, Yoshiyuki Matsumoto2, Tomonori
Higuchi2, Kazutami Sakamoto3
PT01-32 Diversity of Bicontinuous Morphology - Novel
Aspect of Microemulsion Structure in Mixed Polyglycerol
Fatty Acid Esters system - (1. Taiyo Kagaku Co., Ltd.
Interface Solution Division (Japan), 2. Chiba Institute of
Science, Faculty of Pharmacy (Japan), 3. Tokyo University of
Science, Institute for Colloid and Interface Science (Japan))*Satoko Ito1, Yoshiyuki Matsumoto1, Tomonori Higuchi1,
Yuji Yamashita2, Kazutami Sakamoto3
PT01-33 Solution behaviour of different components in thecommonly used pharmaceutical excipient polysorbate 80 (1.
Department of Biomedical Science, Malmö University(Sweden), 2. Biofilms – Research Center for Biointerfaces,
Malmö University (Sweden), 3. LONZA, Basel (Switzerland))*Emelie Josefina Nilsson1,2, Tania Kjellerup Lind1,2, Dieter
Scherer3, Vitaly Kocherbitov1,2, Johan Engblom1,2

PT01-22 Solution Properties of Amphiphilic Alternative
Multiblock Copolymers (1. Fukuoka University (Japan), 2.
Hiroshima University (Japan)) *Yukiteru Katsumoto1,
Tasuku Horiuchi2, Kazuaki Rikiyama2, Yusuke Sanada1

PT01-34 Formation of yolk-shell structure based on selfassembly of polyions and proteins (1. Department of Applied
Chemistry, Faculty of Engineering, Kyushu University(Japan)) *Yiwei Liu1, Takeshi Mori1, Yoshiki Katayama1,
Akihiro Kishimura1

PT01-23 Fast and facile surface modification of ZnO withsilane coupling agent using rotary evaporation method (1.

PT01-35 Effects of Cholesterol on the Structural and Dynamic
Properties of Biomimetic Ion Pair Amphiphile Membrane inDifference Phases (1. National Cheng Kung University(Taiwan)) *Yu-Fang Lai1
PT01-36
Photoresponsive
Organogels
Basedon
Fluorocarbon/Hydrocarbon Hybrid Surfactants (1. Tokyo
University of Science (Japan)) *Sekito Itoyama1, Norio
Saito1, Yukishige Kondo1

PT01-48 Characterization of Amphiphilic Gemini Ionic
Liquids Having Various Spacers and Their Properties with
Nonionic Surfactants (1. Nara Women's University (Japan))
Risa Kawai1, Maiko Niki1, Shiho Yada1, *Tomokazu
Yoshimura1[T2] Foams/Bubbles/Emulsions and Microemulsions

PT01-37 Fluorescence Quenching of Pyrene Sulfonate by
Bromide Ions on Surfaces of Didodecyldimethylammonium
Bromide Aggregates (1. Okayama University of Science(Japan)) *Makoto Takezaki1, Takumi Zaima1, Tatsuki
Katayama1

PT02-01 Contribution of Light Backscattering during phase
inversion process of different surfactant/oil/water system (1.
University of Lille (France), 2. Chiba Institute of Science(Japan)) *Christel Pierlot1, Mako Uehara2, Marianne Catté1,
Jesús Fermin Ontiveros1, Tetsuji Hirao2, Yuji Yamashita2

PT01-38 Phase diagram of threadlike micelle formation of
sodium salicylate and cationic surfactant system (1. Fukuoka
Women's University (Japan), 2. Kyushu University (Japan))*Norihiro Ikeda1, Kokoro Ikeda1, Xiaolei Xu1, Aira Kamito2

PT02-02 Influence of Hydrophobic Groups in Sodium
Alkylsulfates and Sodium Bis (2-ethylhexyl)sulfosuccinate on
Air-Water Interfacial Dilational Viscoelasticity and Their
Foam Properties (1. Faculty of System Engineering,
Wakayama University (Japan), 2. Kao Corporation (Japan))*Keita Aono1,2, Furitsu Suzuki2, Yoshihiro Yomogida2,
Tetsuya Okano2, Shinpei Kado1, Yoshio Nakahara1, Setsuko
Yajima1

PT01-39 Dynamic formation / deformation behavior of liquid
crystals in aqueous solutions of hybrid amphiphiles andapplication (1. Graduate School of Science and Technology,
Hirosaki University (Japan)) *Shota Suhara1, Tsuyoshi
Narumi1, Hitomi Oshiyama1, Atsushi Yoshizawa1, Masanobu
Sagisaka1
PT01-40 Generation of shape-anisotropic aggregates offluorine-free CO2-philic/oleo-philic amphiphile/polymer
mixtures in supercritical CO2 (1. Hirosaki University (Japan),
2. University of Bristol (UK)) *Toma Yagihashi1, Tsubasa
Kondo1, Atsushi Yoshizawa1, Julian Eastoe2, Masanobu
Sagisaka1
PT01-41 Physicochemical Properties of Maltitol Oleate in
Water (1. National Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology (Japan)) *Hiroyuki Minamikawa1, Masaki
Kogiso1, Yusuke Hara1
PT01-42 Development of peptide-drug co-assemblies inducedby complementary interaction and their intracellular
localization (1. Graduate School of Engineering, Kyushu
University (Japan), 2. Center for Future Chemistry, Kyushu
University (Japan)) *Hiroki Obayashi1, Rie Wakabayashi1,
Noriho Kamiya1,2, Masahiro Goto1,2
PT01-43 Effects of Alkanol Amine and Aromatic Sulfonic
Acid on Krafft Point of MES-Na (1. LION Corporation(Japan), 2. Tokyo Metropoliatan University (Japan))*Atsunori Morigaki1, Yasushi Kakizawa1, Youhei
Kawabata2
PT01-44 The Effect of Bile Salt Micelles on the Morphologyof Giant Unilamellar Liposomes (GUV) (1. Faculty of Scienceand Technology, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2.
LION Corporation (Japan), 3. Research Institute for Scienceand Technology, Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Risa
Tanaka1, Miyuki Miyake2, Atsunori Morigaki2, Masaaki
Akamatsu1, Kenichi Sakai1,3, Hideki Sakai1,3
PT01-45 Aggregation behavior in cesium hydroxide-decanoic
acid mixed solution (1. Hiroshima University (Japan))*Taichi Koga1, Masumi Villeneuve1
PT01-46 Effect of the dispersion state of perfluorosulfonicacid ionomers on ultrathin film formation by self-assembly
method (1. FC-Cubic, Technical Research Association(Japan)) *Yutaro Kamei1, Takeshi Terao1, Kayo Ohira1,
Seiichi Kuroda1, Makoto Yamaguchi1
PT01-47 Adsorption and Aggregation Properties of Star-type
Quaternary-Ammonium-Salt Trimeric Surfactants (1. Nara
Women's University (Japan)) *Morita Tsukasa1, Yada
Shiho1, Tomokazu Yoshimura1

PT02-03 Structure and shape of capsules containing fixing
agent for space inflatable structure (1. National Institute oftechnology asahikawa college (Japan), 2. Muroran Institute oftechnology (Japan)) *Takahito Hoshi1, Haruno Yanagimoto1,
Yuki Yamada2, Koichiro Matsuo2, Atsushi Hyono1, Nobuhisa
Katsumata2, Masahiro Sakai2, Ken Higuchi2, Makoto Chiba1,
Hideaki Takahashi1
PT02-04 Strategical Design of Polymer Nanoparticles that
Exhibit Selective Uptake for Cancer Cell (1. Department ofChemistry and Materials Engineering, Kansai University(Japan), 2. ORDIST, Kansai University (Japan)) *Aoi
Uozumi1, Akifumi Kawamura1,2, Takashi Miyata1,2
PT02-05 Temperature, surfactants and spontaneous
emulsification (1. Aix-Marseille Unversite CNRS MADIREL(France)) Ritu Toor1, Murielle Schmitt1, Renaud Denoyel1,*Mickael Antoni1
PT02-06 Effect of mixing cellulose fibrillated by highpressure and water-soluble homologue on emulsion properties(1. Graduate School of Engineering, Mie University (Japan))*Kazuma Yamane1, Yoshihisa Fujii1, Naoya Torikai1
PT02-07 Rheological models as applied to water in water
emulsions: water-caseinate-alginate system (1. Universitat deBarcelona (Spain)) Esther Santamaria1, Alicia Maestro1,*Jose Maria Gutierrez1, Carme Gonzalez1
PT02-08 Formation and Stabilization of Multiple Water-inWater-in-Water (W/W/W) emulsions (1. Institute ofAdvanced Chemistry of Catalonia (IQAC), CSIC (Spain), 2.
Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Barcelona (UB) (Spain),
3. Advanced Optical Microscopy Unit, Faculty of Medicine,
University of Barcelona (UB) (Spain)) *Jordi Esquena1,
Yoran Beldengrün1, Clara Jaén1, Robin Protat1, Jonathan
Miras1, Maria Calvo3, Maria José García-Celma2
PT02-09 Study of pickering emulsions stabilized by silica
nanoparticles modified by oleic acid and chitosan (1. M.
Auezov South-Kazakhstan State University (Kazakhstan), 2.
University of Chemistry and Technology Prague (Czech
Republic), 3. Kazakh-British Technical university(Kazakhstan), 4. South-Kazakhstan State Padagogical
University (Kazakhstan)) *Botagoz Mutaliyeva1, Aiym
Tleuova2, Saule Aidarova3, Galiya Madybekova4, Dariga
Kudasova1
PT02-10 Pickering Emulsions for 3D Printing of HierarchicalPorous Ceramic Architectures (1. University of Melbourne

(Australia), 2. La Trobe University (Australia)) *Shareen
Sheue Lian Chan1, George V. Franks1, Mitchell L. Sesso1,2
PT02-11 Preparation of Small and Uniform-Sized Emulsion
with Reduced Amount of Surfactants Using a Thin FilmSpinning Emulsification Technique (1. PRIMIX Corporation(Japan)) *Tadahito Takahashi1, Chihiro Asano, Akihito
ShundoPT02-12 Preparation of Gel Capsules That Encapsulate
Water-soluble Substances Using W/O Emulsion as Template(1. Department of Chemistry and Materials Engineering,Kansai University, Kansai (Japan), 2. ORDIST, Kansai
University (Japan)) *Rika Hirabayashi1, Akifumi
Kawamura1,2, Takashi Miyata1,2
PT02-13 Preparation of Reductively Responsible Gel
Capsules via Inverse Miniemulsion Periphery RAFT
Polymerization (1. Department of Chemistry and Materials
Engineering, Kansai University (Japan), 2. ORDIST, Kansai
University (Japan)) *Kaito Fukui1, Akifumi Kawamura1,2,
Takashi Miyata1,2
PT02-14 Friction Dynamics of Emulsion on Hydrogel
Surfaces (1. Graduate School of Science and Engineering,
Yamagata University (Japan), 2. Department of Chemistry,
Asahikawa Medical University (Japan)) *Kei Kikuchi1,
Hiroyuki Mayama2, Yoshimune Nonomura1
PT02-15 Effect of line tension on physical properties of
Pickering emulsion (1. Kyushu University (Japan), 2.
Technische Universität Berlin (Germany), 3. Kansas State
University (USA)) *Keisuke Chiguchi1, Michael
Gradzielski2, Law Bruce3, Hiroki Matsubara1
PT02-16 Synthesis and Swelling Property of Thermosensitive Microgel with Controlled Network Structure (1.
Nagoya university (Japan)) *Yuka Hiei1, Kota Takei1, Ikuya
Ohshima1, Yusuke Baba1, Yukikazu Takeoka1, Takahiro Seki1
PT02-17 Investigation of foam reduction with mixed anionicnonionic surfactants in the SNG technology (1. The Petroleum
and Petrochemical College, Chulalongkorn University(Thailand), 2. UOP, A Honeywell Company (USA), 3. Centerof Excellence in Petrochemical and Materials Technology(PETROMAT) (Thailand)) *Chakorn Viriyakul1, Katipot
Inkong1, Santi Kulprathipanja2, Pramoch Rangsunvigit3
PT02-18 Synthesis of spheroidal capsules for advanced
coating –Self-healing coating for corrosion protection of
metal– (1. National Institute of Technology Asahikawa
College (Japan)) *Mitsuki Kawamura1, Yuki Tsuji1, Haruno
Yanagimoto1, Haruka Okuyama1, Atsushi Hyouno1, Makoto
Chiba1, Hideaki Takahashi1
PT02-19 Surfactant-free Pickering emulsification using
Chinese quince fruit fibers (1. Tokyo University ofTechnology (Japan)) *Riho Yamada1, Masashi Shibata1
PT02-20 Study on the Removal Effect of Fixed Salt by Fine
Bubbles (1. Advanced Course of Material Engineering,
National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Kochi College(Japan), 2. Department of Social Design Engineering, National
Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Kochi College (Japan))*Yuji Mikasa1, Naoya Yamawaki1, Hayato Okumura2,
Shigenori Akamatsu2, Yusuke Nishiuchi2, Takashi Hata2
PT02-21 Study on an Evaluation Method of Ultrafine Bubbles
under the Mixture of Impurities - Influences of Oil and Ionic
Substance (1. Advanced Course of Material Engineering,
National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Kochi College(Japan), 2. Department of Materials Science and Engineering,
National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Kochi College(Japan), 3. Department of Social Design Engineering, National

Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Kochi College (Japan))*Naoya Yamawaki1, Hayato Saeki2, Hayato Okumura3,
Shigenori Akamatsu3, Yusuke Nishiuchi3, Takashi Hata3
PT02-22 Study on an Evaluation Method of Ultrafine Bubbles
under the Mixture of Impurities - Influence of Solid
Nanoparticles (1. Department of Materials Science andEngineering, National Institute of Technology, Kochi College(Japan), 2. Advanced Course of Material Engineering,
National Institute of Technology, Kochi College (Japan), 3.
Department of Social Design Engineering, National Instituteof Technology, Kochi College (Japan)) *Hayato Saeki1,
Naoya Yamawaki2, Hayato Okumura3, Shigenori Akamatsu3,
Yusuke Nishiuchi3, Takashi Hata3
PT02-23 Study on Dispersion Stability of Oil in Water
Emulsion Using Ultrafine Bubble (1. Advanced Course ofMaterial Engineering, National Institute of Technology(KOSEN), Kochi College (Japan), 2. Department of Materials
Science and Engineering, National Institute of Technology(KOSEN), Kochi College (Japan), 3. Department of Social
Design Engineering, National Institute of Technology(KOSEN), Kochi College (Japan)) *Kaiki Amagu1, Shogo
Takahashi2, Takashi Hata3, Yusuke Nishiuschi3, Kaori Tada3
PT02-24 Study on preparation method of O/W emulsion using
liquid-liquid two-phase mixed flow (1. Department ofMaterial Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Kochi
College (Japan), 2. Advanced Course of Material Engineering,
National Institute of Technology, Kochi College (Japan), 3.
Department of Social Design Engineering, National Instituteof Technology, Kochi College (Japan), 4. Sakamoto Giken Co.
(Japan)) *Syogo Takahashi1, Kaiki Amagu2, Yusuke
Nishiuchi3, Takashi Hata3, Masaoki Sakamoto4, Kaori Tada3
PT02-25 Effect of alcohols and cosmetic oils on O/W
Emulsion stabilized by surface freezing transition (1. Kyushu
University (Japan), 2. TU Belrin (Germany)) *Hiromu
Sakamoto1, Albert Praues2, Michael Gradzielski2, Hiroki
Matsubara1
PT02-26 Interfacial Crystallisation of Lipids (1. University ofSouth Australia (Australia), 2. Monash University (Australia),
3. Fonterra Research and Development Centre (New Zealand),
4. Massey University (New Zealand), 5. Virginia
Commonwealth University (USA)) *Stephanie Victoria
MacWilliams1, Damien A. Sebben1, Andrew J. Clulow2,
Vamsee Ulagathan1, Graham Gillies3, Matt Golding4,
Benjamin J. Boyd2, James K. Ferri5, David A. Beattie1, Marta
Krasowska1
PT02-27 Testing mobility at high purity water-air interface byrising bubbles (1. Future Industries Institute, University ofSouth Australia (Australia), 2. School of Information
Technology & Mathematical Sciences, University of South
Australia (Australia), 3. Department of Chemical andMaterials Engineering, University of Alberta (Canada)) Piotr
P. Pawliszak1,2, Vamsee Ulaganathan1, Bronwyn H.
Bradshaw-Hajek2, Rogerio Manica3, David A. Beattie1,2,*Marta Krasowska1,2
PT02-28 Water-in-CO2 nanodispersions stabilized byheadgroup-free amphiphiles (1. Hirosaki University (Japan),
2. University of Bristol (UK)) *Yudai Nitta1, Kensuke
Sakuraba1, Atsushi Yoshizawa1, Julian Eastoe2, Masanobu
Sagisaka1
PT02-29 Effect of phase separation behavior on nanoemulsification formation using MAGIQ method (1. Hiroshima
University (Japan), 2. Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Scienceand Technology (Japan)) *Yu Kanasaki1, Shigeru Deguchi2

PT02-30 Photo-Induced Phase Inversion of Emulsifications
Prepared with Azobenzene-based Surfactants (1. Tokyo
University of science (Japan)) *Hiroko Hayashi1, Norio
Saito1, Yukishige Kondo1
PT02-31 Structure and Properties of Foam Stabilized byHydroxy Group–Containing Amino Acid-Type Surfactant (1.
Nara Women's University (Japan), 2. NOF Corporation(Japan), 3. Kracie Home Products, Ltd. (Japan), 4. Ibaraki
University (Japan)) *Shiho Yada1, Hiroshi Shimosegawa2,
Hiroya Fujita2, Yukako Matsue3, Satoshi Koizumi4,
Tomokazu Yoshimura1[T3] Soft Matter, Active Matter and Dynamical Selforganization of Biomolecular Systems
PT03-01 Small and Ultra Small Angle Scattering for Nanoand Micro-Structural Characterisation at ACNS, ANSTO (1.
Australian Centre for Neutron Scattering (ACNS), Australian
NuclearScienceandTechnology
Organization(ANSTO)(Australia)) *Jitendra Mata1, Kathleen Wood1,
Liliana de Campo1, Anna V Sokolova1, Andrew E Whitten1,
Chun-Ming Wu1, Robert Knott1, Christopher J Garvey1, Elliot
P Gilbert1
PT03-02 Collective behavior of intermittent motion ofcamphor boats (1. Kindai University (Japan)) *Takatoshi
Ichino1, Yuya Yamamoto1
PT03-03 Dual Stimuli-Responsive Sol-Gel Transition
Polymers with Photo-dimerizable Moieties for Regulating
Cells (1. Kansai University (Japan)) *Takashi Miyata1,
Yosuke Natsume1, Akana Matsuda1, Akifumi Kawamura1
PT03-04 Promotion and inhibition of gene expression causedby divalent polyamines: Important role of distance between
amino-groups (1. Doshisha University (Japan), 2. City
University of New York (USA)) *Hiroko Tanaka1, Chwen
Yang Shew2, Yuko Yoshikawa1, Takahiro Kenmotsu1,
Kenichi Yoshikawa1
PT03-05 Hydration Behavior and Rheology of Hydroxyethyl
Cellulose in Aqueous Solution (1. Tokyo University ofAgriculture and Technology (Japan)) *Kengo Arai1,
Toshiyuki Shikata1
PT03-06 Molecular motions of poly (vinylidene fluoride) inpolar solvents (1. Graduate School of Agriculture, Tokyo
University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan (Japan))*Yuki Nohara1, Toshiyuki Shikata1
PT03-07 Development of a Paper Actuator with PEDOT/PSS
Electrode Films for Microfluidic Device (1. Department of
Nano-Science and Nano-Technology, Graduate School ofPure and Applied Sciences, University of Tsukuba (Japan), 2.
Research Institute for Sustainable Chemistry, National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(AIST)(Japan)) *Yujiao Wu1,2, Hiroyuki Minamikawa2,
Tomoka Nakazumi2, Yusuke Hara1,2
PT03-08 Synthesis and structural evaluation of polymer gelwith homogeneous network structure prepared by telechelic
Poly (N-isopropylacrylamide) (1. Nagoya University (Japan),
2. RIKEN, RSC(Japan), 3. Tokyo Institute of Technology(Japan)) *Ikuya Ohshima1, Taiki Hoshino2, Takahiro Seki1,
Kotaro Satoh3, Masami Kamigaito1, Yukikazu Takeoka1
PT03-09 Switching of fluorescence wavelength caused byphase separation of pyrene in poly (N-isopropylacrylamide)gel (1. Shinshu university (Japan)) *Kei Kubo1, Atom
Hamasaki1, Naoya Sato1, Akio Katsuki1, Sumio Ozeki1

PT03-10 Reconfigurable Assembly of Charged Hybrid Janusand Non-Janus Particles: From Half-Raspberries to Colloidal
Clusters and Chains (1. Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research
Dresden, Functional Particles and Interfaces Group(Germany), 2. Institute of Physical Chemistry of Polymeric
Materials, Dresden University of Technology (Germany))*Claudia Marschelke1,2, Olga Diring1,2, Alla Synytska1,2
PT03-11 Optically transparent, high-toughness elastomer byintroducing polyrotaxane as molecular pulley (1. University of
Nagoya (Japan)) *Liu Sizhe1
PT03-12 Hydration Behavior and Molecular Motions of
Sulfobetaine-type Surfactant Molecules in Aqueous Micellar
Solution (1. Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology(Japan)) *Hiroki Yoshida1, Toshiyuki Shikata1
PT03-13 Observation of dehydration process related totemperature phase transition of thermosensitive polymer (1.
The Institute for Solid State Physics, The University of Tokyo.
(Japan), 2. Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The
University of Tokyo. (Japan), 3. Graduate School of Science,
Hiroshima University (Japan)) *Kosuke Yamazoe1, Ralph
Ugalino2, Jun Miyawaki1,2, Osamu Takahashi3, Yoshihisa
Harada1,2
PT03-14 Simple PCP / MOF molding method using pulp
microfiber suitable for lab-scale flow-type gas separation
evaluation (1. Nippon Steel Co. (Japan)) *Hiroshi Kajiro1
PT03-15 Design of Glucose-responsive Microcapsules with
Biomolecular Complex Crosslinks at W/O Interface (1.
Department of Chemistry and Materials Engineering, Kansai
University (Japan), 2. ORDIST, Kansai University (Japan))*Shiori Matsubara1, Akifumi Kawamura1,2, Takashi
Miyata1,2
PT03-16 Ligand Binding Causes Porphyrin Receptors to
Chemotax (1. Nanjing University of Science and Technology(China)) *Shengyuan Deng1, Jiajin Hong1, Yaqi Huang1,
Meng Yang1, Kai Kang1, Ying Wan1
PT03-17 Change in mechanical properties due to the network
structure of elastomer (1. Nagoya University (Japan), 2. Tokyo
Institute of Technology (Japan)) *Yusuke Baba1, Yukikazu
Takeoka2, Takahiro Seki1, Kotaro Sato2, Masami Kamigaito1
PT03-18 Janus nanorods with tailored size and tip shape (1.
Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (Germany), 2.
Institute for Materials Science and Max Bergmann Center of
Biomaterials, Dresden University of Technology (Germany),
3. Institut für Chemie neuer Materialien, Universität
Osnabrück (Germany)) *Anna Eichler-Volf1, Tao Huang2,
Fernando Vazquez Luna3, Yara Alsaadawi1, Larysa Baraban2,
Martin Steinhart3, Artur Erbe1
PT03-19 Target induced formation of DNA tetrahedron chain
for Detection of miRNA in living cells (1. Nanjing Universityof Science and Technology (China)) *Ying Wan1, Huan
Wang1, Jinyu Ji1, Shengyuan Deng1
PT03-20 Control of Drying-induced Self-assembly ofPolysaccharide LC solution in Confined Geometry (1. Japan
Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Japan))*Gargi Joshi1, Kosuke Okeyoshi1, Maiko K. Okajima1,
Tatsuo Kaneko1
PT03-21 Structural investigation of thermo-responsive blockpolymers with microemulsions in water (1. Technische
Universität Berlin (Germany), 2. Universität Potsdam(Germany), 3. Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer
Research IAP(Germany)) *Albert Prause1, Michelle
Hechenbichler2,
BenjaminvonLospichl1,
André
Laschewsky2,3, Michael Gradzielski1

PT03-22 Zwitterionic Polymer-Brush-Grafted Films with
Tunable Mechanical and Antifouling Properties (1. National
Taiwan University Department of Materials Science andEngineering (Taiwan)) *Chia-Hsuan Lin1, Shyh-Chyang
Luo1
PT03-23 Preparation of double network ion gels with silica
particles and poly (ionic liquid)s (1. Department of Applied
Chemistry, Graduate School of Natural Science andTechnology, Okayama University (Japan)) *Ruri
Takahashi1, Takaichi Watanabe1, Tsutomu Ono1
PT03-24 Control of Physical Properties of Polysaccharide
Polyion Complex Gels Using Hofmeister Effect (1. Tokyo
University of Science (Japan)) *Masahiro Sakaguchi1,
Yusuke Yataka1, Kazutoshi Iijima1, Mineo Hashizume1
PT03-25 Synchronization and entrainment of oil/water/oil
droplet’s oscillators in glass tubes (1. Doshisha University(Japan)) *Masahiro Kasai1, Erika Nawa1, Daigo Yamamoto1,
Akihisa Shioi1
PT03-26 Motions of Dimer Particles Supporting
Photocatalytic Nanoparticles under Light Irradiation (1.
Tohoku University (Japan)) *Akira Nagasawa1, Nozomi
Shigeta1, Kanako Watanabe1, Daisuke Nagao1
PT03-27 One-Shot Synthesis of Thermosensitive Gel (1.
Graduate School of Engineering Nagoya University (Japan),
2. School of Materials and Chemical Technology Tokyo
Institute of Technology (Japan)) *Tomoki Sakai1, Yukikazu
Takeoka1, Takahiro Seki1, Kotaro Satoh2, Masami Kamigaito1
PT03-28 Photoinduced pressure-sensitive adhesion propertiesof polymer composites containing an azobenzene-doped
liquid crystal (1. Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan), 2.
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology (Japan)) *Mioka Koike1,2, Takahiro Yamamoto2,
Norihisa Akamatsu1, Atsushi Shishido1
PT03-29 Preparation of Structural Color Hydrogel
Complexed with
Perovskite
Nanosheets/Poly (Nisopropylacrylamide) (1. Fukuoka Institute of Technology(Japan)) *Wenqi Yang1, Shinya Yamamoto1, Keiichiro
Sueyoshi1, Nobuyoshi Miyamoto1
PT03-30 Formation of Self-Organized Periodic Precipitation
Patterns in Gradient Hydrogel (1. Yamagata University,
Graduate School of Science and Engineering (Japan), 2.
Yamagata University, Faculty of Science (Japan)) *Masaki
Itatani1, Qing Fang2, Kei Unoura2, Hideki Nabika2

Hiroi1, Hironori Sugiyama1, Toshihisa Osaki2,3, Shoji
Takeuchi2, Taro Toyota1
PT03-35 Monte Carlo Simulations on biological inspired
systems: the role of electrostatics (1. Coimbra ChemistryCenter, Department of Chemistry, Daculty of Sciences andTechnology, University of Coimbra (Portugal)) *Tania
Firmino Cova1, Sandra C. C. Nunes1, Alberto A. C. C. Pais1
PT03-36 Obtaining an effective intermolecular potential forwater via molecular dynamics and Monte Carlo methods (1.
Saint Petersburg State University (Russia)) *Nikolai Volkov1,
Alexander Shchekin1, Elena Gonorovskaya1
PT03-37 Immobilization of α-amylase on ferromagnetic
colloidal particles and its enzymatic activity under an ac/dc
combined magnetic field (1. Graduate School ofInterdisciplinary New Science, Toyo University (Japan), 2.
Bio-Nano Electronics Research Center, Toyo University(Japan)) *Masayuki Karube1, Masashi Suzuki2, Toru
Mizuki1,2, Toru Maekawa1,2, Hisao Morimoto1,2
PT03-38 Fabrication of Dynamic Cytoskeletal Networks by
Focused Laser Beam (1. Saitama University (Japan), 2.
National Chiao Tung Univesity (Taiwan), 3. Nara Insitute ofSicence and Technology (Japan)) *Hiroshi Y. Yoshikawa1,
Takuya Takeshige1, Fumika Kiryu1, Kei Takano1, Chi-Shiun
Wu1,2, Yang-Hsin Shih2, Seiichiro Nakabayashi1, Teruki
Sugiyama2,3, Ryuzo Kawamura1
PT03-39 Quantitative evaluation of synchronization of oil
droplet oscillation on water surface (1. Doshisha University(Japan)) *Tomoaki Nakano1, Erika Nawa1, Daigo
Yamamoto1, Akihisa Shioi1
PT03-40 (Withdrawn) Spectroelectro-chemistry of nitricoxide reductase immobilized on electrodes via self-assembled
monolayer (1. Graduate School of Environmental. Science,
Hokkaido University (Japan), 2. Faculty of Environmental.
Earth Science, Hokkaido University (Japan), 3. RIKEN
SPring-8 Center (Japan)) *Asahi Narumi1, Yuya Masuda1,
Shogo Nakagawa1, Takehiko Tosha3, Masaru Kato1,2, Ichizo
Yagi1,2
PT03-41 Mechanical properties of hydrogels based on“physically” cross-linked double polymer networks of HMPAA and a polysaccharide (1. Lomonosov Moscow State
University (Russia)) *Andrey Shibaev1, Maria Smirnova1,
Alexander Ospennikov1, Mikhail Avdeev1, Anna Aleshina1,
Dmitry Muravlev1, Alexey Gavrilov1, Olga Philippova1

PT03-31 Mechanism of reduction of wax gel hardness withstorage (1. Tokyo University of Technology (Japan)) *Hikari
Matsuo1, Masashi Shibata1

PT03-42 pH-Responsibilities of giant vesicles composed of
cationic lipids with imine linkages and oleic acids (1. Keio
University (Japan)) *Daichi Sawada1, Koichi Asakura1,
Taisuke Banno1

PT03-32 Growth of giant vesicles linking to hydrophobic
chain extension of phospholipids by Suzuki-Miyaura crosscoupling reaction (1. Graduate School of Arts and Sciences,
University of Tokyo. (Japan)) *Atsufumi Ohtani1, Hironori
Sugiyama1, Taro Toyota1

PT03-43 Structural stability of giant vesicles consisting of
cationic amphiphiles having diamide skeletons (1. Keio
University (Japan)) *Hibiki Ueno1, Kouichi Asakura1,
Taisuke Banno1

PT03-33 Observation of Self-propelled Giant Multilamellar
Vesicles Driven by Surfactant Addition in a Microfluidic
Device (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2. Grad. Sch.
Arts and Sci., The Univ. of Tokyo (Japan), 3. IIS, The Univ.
of Tokyo (Japan), 4. KISTEC (Japan)) *Hatsuhi Kato1,
Hironori Sugiyama2, Toshihisa Osaki3,4, Shoji Takeuchi3,
Taro Toyota2
PT03-34 Motion analysis on self-propelled giant
multilamellar vesicles in an aqueous surfactant solution (1.
Grad. Sch. Arts and Sci., The Univ. of Tokyo. (Japan), 2. IIS,The Univ. of Tokyo. (Japan), 3. KISTEC(Japan)) *Soichiro

PT03-44 Microscopic Insights into Gelation of Aqueous
Methylcellulose Solution and Underlying Critical Phenomena(1. Shinshu University (Japan), 2. Nagoya University (Japan))*Atsuki Nakamachi1, Keiichi Yanase2, Takaaki Sato1
PT03-45 Enhanced Dispersion Stability of Gold
Nanoparticles by Cyclic Poly (Ethylene Glycol) (1. Universityof Hokkaido. (Japan)) *Yubo Wang1, Takuya Yamamoto1
PT03-46 Topological Impact of Poly (3-hexylthiophene) on
the Structure of Nanoparticles (1. Hokkaido University(Japan)) *Tomohisa Watanabe1, Takuya Yamamoto1

PT03-47 Statistical mechanics study of effective interaction
between anionic sites on biomolecules (1. Graduate of
Science, Kyushu University (Japan), 2. Kyushu Sangyo
University (Japan), 3. Kyushu University (Japan)) *Michika
Takeda1, Ayumi Suematsu2, Ryo Akiyama3[T4] Membranes and LB films
PT04-01 Non-invasive measurement of membrane tension of
free-standing lipid bilayer membranes by laser-induced
surface deformation spectroscopy (1. Chiba University(Japan), 2. The University of Tokyo. (Japan)) *Masanori
Fujinami1, Shinnosuke Yoshida1, Yusuke Yokoyama1,
Masahior Takahashi1, Luca Chiari1, Tomonori Nomoto1, Taro
Toyota2
PT04-02 Floatcasting of Microsieves (1. Chemnitz Universityof Technology (Germany)) *Werner A. Goedel1
PT04-03 Creation of interfacial films of organic / inorganic
hybrid nanoparticles (1. Saitama University (Japan)) *Hiroki
Machida1, Takato Ohashi1, Atsuhiro Fujimori1
PT04-04 Fabrication of Organized films of organo-modified
needle-like nanoparticles and preparation of its polymer-based
nanocomposites (1. Saitama University (Japan)) *Shuhei
Hirayama1, Takuto Hayasaki1, Yoshinori Abiko1, Atsuhiro
Fujimori1
PT04-05 Denaturation control based on Gibbs monolayer
behavior of biopolymers (1. Saitama University (Japan))*Yusuke Kimura1, Atsuhiro Fujimori1
PT04-06 Structure and function of organized molecular filmsof polyguanamine derivatives with metal scavenging
properties (1. Saitama University (Japan), 2. Iwate University(Japan)) *Keito Fukushi1, Haruka Maruyama1, Masaya
Shirao1, Yuji Shibasaki2, Atsuhiro Fujimori1
PT04-07 Formation and structure of organized molecular
films of organo-modified single wall carbon nanotubes (1.
Saitama University (Japan)) *Yoshinori Abiko1, Shuhei
Hirayama1, Atsuhiro Fujimori1
PT04-08 Determination of a way to prepare two dimensionalfilms of Fe3O4 nanoparticles with the desired structure (1.
Shinshu University (Japan), 2. Tohoku University (Japan), 3.
Sankei Giken Kogyo Co., Ltd. (Japan)) *Hiroaki Shigekura1,
Tomoyuki Ogawa2, Shinpei Yamamoto3, Cathy McNamee1
PT04-09 Interactions of Tetrazine Derivatives with
Biomembrane Lipids at the Air-Water Interface (1. Daiichi
University of Pharmacy (Japan), 2. Nagasaki University(Japan), 3. Kobe Pharmaceutical University (Japan), 4.
Nagasaki International University (Japan)) *Hiromichi
Nakahara1, Masayori Hagimori2, Takahiro Mukai3, Osamu
Shibata4
PT04-10 Wet etching of silicon wafer using vertically grownstructures as mask (1. Utsunomiya University (Japan)) *Misa
Katagiri1, Ken-ichi Iimura1
PT04-11 Interaction between Sulfosuccinic Acid Surfactantsand Hydrophobic Monolayers (1. Utsunomiya University(Japan), 2. Kao Corporation (Japan)) *Maasa Saito1, Ken-ichi
Iimura1, Satoru Okamura2, Keita Aono2, Furitsu Suzuki2

PT04-14 Dynamics of fatty acids adsorption on lipid bilayer
membrane (1. Graduate School of Science and Engineering,
Yamagata University (Japan)) *Maki Miura1, Hiroyuki
Furusawa1, Yoshimune Nonormura1
PT04-15 Interaction of photoresponsive azobenzenes with
Phosphatidylcholine: Investigation at Langmuir monolayers(1. Chung Shan Medical University (Taiwan)) *Chih-Chien
Chu1, Chi-Yu Huang1, Huei-Fang Chiou1
PT04-16 Surface Structures of Spin Coated Films of Acrylic
Ester Copolymers (1. Utsunomiya University (Japan), 2. Lion
Corporation (Japan)) *Hyuga Nakamura1, Ken-ichi Iimura1,
Fumiya Mori2
PT04-17 Surface Property and Structure of Mixed Monolayerof Polydimethylsiloxane and Olive Oil (1. Utsunomiya
University (Japan), 2. J-Oil Mills Inc. (Japan), 3. National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(Japan)) *Masashi Kobayashi1, Ken-ichi Iimura1, Masami
Inoue2, Takayuki Miyamae3
PT04-18 Domain Formation and Miscibility in Adsorbed Filmof Hybrid Alcohol Mixture at Alkane/Water Interface (1.
Graduate School of Science, Kyushu University (Japan), 2.
Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute (Japan), 3.
Faculty of Arts and Science, Kyushu University (Japan))*Runa Mitsuda1, Hajime Tanida2, Toshiaki Ina2, Kiyofumi
Nitta2, Tomoya Uruga2, Yosuke Imai3, Takanori Takiue1,3
PT04-19 Effects of hybrid phospholipid on line tension andmorphology of liquid-like domain in 3-components mixed
vesicle (1. Graduate School of Science, Kyushu University(Japan), 2. Faculty of Arts and Science, Kyushu University(Japan)) *Ryoa Kanda1, Yosuke Imai2, Takanori Takiue1,2
PT04-20 Effect of Hydrophilic Structure on Adsorbed Film of
Fluorinated Ester at Hexane/Water Interface (1. Graduate
School of Science, Kyushu University (Japan), 2. Japan
Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute (Japan), 3. Sector of
Nuclear Science Research, Japan Atomic Energy Agency(Japan), 4. Faculty of Arts and Science, Kyushu University(Japan)) *Tetsuya Hotta1, Toshiaki Ina2, Kiyofumi Nitta2,
Tomoya Uruga2, Hajime Tanida3, Yosuke Imai4, Takanori
Takiue1,4
PT04-21 Domain Morphology and Molecular Miscibility ofMixed Adsorption Films of Fluoroalkanol-Cationic Surfactant
at Hexane/Water Interface (1. Graduate School of Science,
Kyushu University (Japan), 2. Faculty of Arts and Science,
Kyushu University (Japan), 3. Japan Synchrotron Radiation
Research Institute, Hyogo. (Japan), 4. Sector of Nuclear
Science Research, Japan Atomic Energy Agency (Japan))*Chikara Shirai1, Kosuke Saiki1, Toshiaki Ina3, Kiyofumi
Nitta3, Tomoya Uruga3, Hajime Tanida4, Yosuke Imai2,
Takanori Takiue1,2
PT04-22 Specific Action Mechanism of Isoflurane tophospholipid Monolayers formed on the Water Surface (1.
Nagoya Institute of technology (Japan)) *Masaaki Ieda1,
Takashi Yokoyama1, Hiroya Mori1, Daisuke Yoshida1,
Akihiro Hayashi1, Daiki Ito1, Akihiro Yoshino1, Keijiro Taga1,
Yasushi Yamamoto1

PT04-12 High-Pressure Fluorometric Study on Bilayer
Packing of Phosphatidylcholines (1. Tokushima University(Japan)) *Masaki Goto1, Nobutake Tamai1, Hitoshi Matsuki1

PT04-23 Action Mechanism of Anesthetics to Sphingomyelin
Monolayer Formed on the Surface (1. Nagoya Institute ofTechnology (Japan)) *Shuhei Kitagawa1, Daisuke Yoshida1,
Hiroya Mori1, Akihiro Hayashi1, Daiki Ito1, Keijiro Taga1,
Akihiro Yoshino1, Yasushi Yamamoto1

PT04-13 Metal ion adsorption by radiation grafted adsorbents(1. National Institutes for Quantum and Radiological Scienceand Technology (Japan)) *Noriaki Seko1, Hiroyuki Hoshina1,
Haruyo Amada1, Natsuki Hayashi1, Yuji Ueki1

PT04-24 Relation between hydration states and stacking
structures of phospholipid bilayers indicated by theirdependences on thermal history (1. The University of Tsukuba

(Japan)) *Takuma Nagayama1, Mafumi Hishida1, Yasuhisa
Yamamura1, Kazuya Saito1
PT04-25 Thermotropic Properties of Partially FluorinatedDimyristoyl- phosphatidylcholine Bilayer (1. Gunma
University (Japan), 2. AIST(Japan), 3. Kyoto University(Japan)) *Masashi Sonoyama1, Kohei Morita1, Toshiyuki
Takagi2, Hiroshi Takahashi1, Hideki Amii1, Takeshi
Hasegawa3

Chemistry, Faculty of Engineering, Shinshu University(Japan)) *Izadora Rhaynna Santos de Menezes1,2, Yuito
Kamijyou1,2, Radovan Kukobat1, Toshio Sakai2, Katsumi
Kaneko1
PT05-06 Single wall carbon nanotube inks of highconcentration (1. Research Initiative for Supra-Materials,
Shinshu University (Japan)) *Dragana Stevic1, Radovan
Kukobat1, Katsumi Kaneko1

PT04-26 Contribution of the thermal fluctuation of lipid
bilayers to the control of membrane fusion: Development ofan evanescent-wave illumination dynamic light scattering
microscope (1. Graduate School of Science, Tokyo Universityof Science (Japan), 2. Water Frontier Science & Technology
Research Center, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 3. Kao
Corporation (Japan), 4. Kao research division, Tokyo
University of Science (Japan)) *Miki Sunada1, Toshinori
Morisaku2, Atsushi Miyazaki3, Takaya Sakai3, Keiko
Matsuo4, Hiroharu Yui1,2

PT05-07 AC Electrophoretic Mobility of an OpticallyTrapped Colloidal Particle in Complex Fluids (1. Kyushu
University (Japan)) *Kohei Iki1, Yukiteru Murakami1,
Yasuyuki Kimura1

PT04-27 Identification of the origin of long-range repulsive
forces between the cationic lipid bilayers in water withcolloid-probe AFM (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan),
2. Water Frontier Science & Technology Research Center,
Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 3. Kao Corporation(Japan), 4. Kao research division,Tokyo University of Science(Japan)) *Kimio Dairiki1, Toshinori Morisaku2, Atsushi
Miyazaki3, Takaya Sakai3, Keiko Matsuo3,4, Hiroharu Yui1,2

PT05-09 2D Non-close-packed Colloidal Crystals by theElectrostatic Adsorption of 3D Charged Colloidal Crystals (1.
Nagoya City University (Japan)) *Yurina Aoyama1, Akiko
Toyotama1, Tohru Okuzono1, Junpei Yamanaka1

PT04-28 Characteristic responses of phospholipid monolayers
to monovalent and divalent cations (1. Hiroshima University(Japan)) *Yuta Yamaguchi1, Satoshi Nakata1
PT04-29 Performance of Metal Adsorbent Synthesized by
Radiation Graft Polymerization (1. National Institutes for
Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology (Japan))*Hiroyuki Hoshina1, Noriaki Seko1
PT04-30 Wetting Behavior and Interface Investigation of
Dialkyl Sulfosuccinate Aqueous Solution (1. KAO
corporation (Japan), 2. University of Utsunomiya (Japan))*Satoru Okamura1, Keita Aono1, Furitsu Suzuki1, Yoshihiro
Yomogida1, Tetsuya Okano1, Maasa Saito2, Ken-ichi Iimura2[T5] Colloidal Dispersion/Aggregation, Surface Forces
and Rheology
PT05-01 Practice-oriented colloidal aggregation: Magnetic
seeded filtration for the separation of fine polymer particles
from dilute suspensions (Microplastics) (1. Karlsruhe Instituteof Technology, Institute for Mechanical Process Engineeringand Mechanics (Germany)) *Frank Rhein1, Hermann
Nirschl1
PT05-02 Measuring Colloidal Dynamics in Turbid
Suspensions (1. Inst. of Physics, Johannes Gutenberg
Universität (Germany)) *Thomas P Palberg1, Denis Botin1
PT05-03 Deformation of Microhydrogels at the Air/Water
Interface (1. Graduate School of Textile Science &Technology, Shinshu University (Japan), 2. Research
Initiative for Supra-Materials, Interdisciplinary Cluster for
Cutting Edge Research, Shinshu University (Japan)) *Haruka
Minato1, Daisuke Suzuki1,2
PT05-04 Reflective Properties of Spherical Photonic Crystals
Composed of Silica Colloidal Particles (1. Tokyo Universityof Science (Japan), 2. Nagoya University (Japan)) *Ryosuke
Ohnuki1, Miki Sakai2, Yukikazu Takeoka2, Shinya Yoshioka1
PT05-05 Stability of Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes cryogels
in organic solvents (1. Research Initiative for Supra-Materials,
Shinshu University (Japan), 2. 1 Department of Materials

PT05-08 Cobalt-Ferrite Nanoparticles Embedded in PNIPAM
Based Mircogel (1. Technical University Darmstadt(Germany), 2. University of Hamburg (Germany)) *Marcus
Witt1, Stephan Hinrichs2, Birgit Fischer2, Regine vonKlitzing1

PT05-10 Many-body depletion interactions between particles
in a polymerizing system (1. Theoretical Chemistry, Lund
University (Sweden), 2. School of Chemistry, UNSW ADFA
(Australia)) Priyadarshini Thiyam1, Huy Nguyen2, Clifford
Woodward2, *Jan Forsman1
PT05-11 Release of Metal Nanoparticles as Micelles from
Complex Coacervates Nano-Architectures (1. Graduate
School of System Life Science, Kyushu University (Japan), 2.
Center for Future Chemistry, Kyushu University (Japan), 3.
Center for Molecular Systems, Kyushu University (Japan), 4.
Center for Advanced Medical Innovation, Kyushu University(Japan)) *Takumi Egashira1, Takeshi Mori1,2, Yoshiki
Katayama1,2,3,4, Akihiro Kishimura1,3
PT05-12 Active control of cluster patterns formed bymagnetic particles in a fluctuating magnetic field (1. Graduate
School of Interdisciplinary New Science, Toyo University(Japan), 2. Bio-Nano Electronics Research Centre, Toyo
University (Japan)) *Asma Ben Salah1, Tomofumi Ukai1,2,
Shunji Kurosu1,2, Hisao Morimoto1,2, Toru Maekawa1,2
PT05-13 Numerical and experimental study of shear induced
aggregation using polymer nanoparticles with a thermoresponsive shell (1. University of Chemistry and Technology
Prague (Czech Republic)) *Jose Francisco Wilson1, Miroslav
Soos1
PT05-14 Mechanism of High Temperature Induced
Destabilization of Nonpolar Organoclay Suspension (1.
Shandong University (China)) *Zhe Fan1, Dejun Sun1
PT05-15 Capillary Rheo-SANS: Measuring the nanostructure
and rheology of complex fluids at high shear rates (1. NIST
Center for Neutron Research (USA), 2. University of Illinois
Urbana-Champaign (USA), 3. George Washington University(USA), 4. University of Tulsa (USA), 5. NIST Material
Measurement Laboratory (USA), 6. University of Delaware(USA), 7. NIST Engineering Laboratory (USA)) *Ryan P
Murphy1, Zachary Riedel2, Marshall Nakatani3, Javen S
Weston4, Paul Salipante5, Yun Liu1,6, Nicos Martys7, Steven
D Hudson5, Katie M Weigandt1
PT05-16 Preparation and characterization of surfaces
modified with chemically attached chitosan (1. Shinshu
University (Japan)) *Yuusuke Tone1, Cathy McNamee1
PT05-17 Effects of concentration and ratio of component on
the morphology of taurocholic acid-based mixed micelles asdetermined by small-angle X-ray scattering (1. Faculty of
Pharmaceutical Sciences, Setsunan University (Japan))*Hideki Aizawa1
PT05-18 Formation of anisotropic colloidal assemblies incholesteric liquid crystals (1. Kyushu University (Japan))*Kazuki Hayashi1, Yasuyuki Kimura1
PT05-19 Reversible molecular accumulation of gum arabic at
oil/water interface (1. Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Scienceand Technology (JAMSTEC)(Japan), 2. Laboratoire
Rhéologie et Procédés, Université Grenoble Alpes (France))*Noriyuki Isobe1, Denis Roux2, Naoya Sagawa1, Shigeru
Deguchi1
PT05-20 Order-Disorder Boundary for Soft Colloidal Crystal
in Mixed Solvent (1. Kyoto university (Japan)) *Hayato
Kunimitsu1, Nozomi Arai1, Satoshi Watanabe1, Minoru T.
Miyahara1
PT05-21 Structural study of smectite suspensions bysimultaneous small-angle neutron scattering coupled withrheological measurements (1. Kunimine Industries Co. Ltd.
(Japan), 2. Comprehensive Research Organization for Scienceand Society (Japan), 3. National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology (Japan), 4. Advanced
Institute of Materials Science (Japan)) *Munehiro Kubota1,
Hiroki Iwase2, Tetsuji Itoh3, Hiroyuki Ohtani1, Yoshiaki
Fukushima4
PT05-22 Rheo-SANS study on rheological behavior observedin cationic gemini-type surfactant solution (1. Comprehensive
Research Organization for Science and Society(CROSS)(Japan), 2. Nara Women’s University (Japan))*Hiroki Iwase1, Risa Kawai2, Tokomazu Yoshimura2
PT05-23 Colloid concentration dependence of coagulation of
spherical colloidal particles (1. Department of Chemistry,
Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences, University of Tsukuba(Japan)) *Taichi Matsubara1, Mafumi Hishida1, Yasuhisa
Yamamura1, Kazuya Saito1
PT05-24 Rheological behavior of nanoemulsions (Ne),nanostructured lipid carriers (NLC) and solid lipid
nanoparticles (SLN) adding with tamarind gum (1.
Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering, National
Yunlin University of Science and Technology, Taiwan(Taiwan)) Tzung-Han Chou1, *Hsin-Ping Chiu1
PT05-25 Influences of dispersibility and crystallinity on
photocatalytic activity of titania particles (1. Tohoku
University (Japan)) *Hikaru Namigata1, Kanako Watanabe1,
Saya Okubo1, Daisuke Nagao1
PT05-26 Changes in the thermoresponsive behavior of poly
(2-isopropyl-2-oxazoline) in water induced by the block
copolymerization with poly (ethylene oxide) (1. Fukuoka
University (Japan)) *Takeshi Kimura1, Takaaki Bekki1,
Yusuke Sanada1, Yukiteru Katsumoto1
PT05-27 Comparison of the inhibitory effect of initial stage
flocculation between humic substances and polyacrylic acid
(1. University of Tsukuba (Japan)) *Voon Huey Lim1, Yuji
Yamashita1, Yasuhisa Adachi1
PT05-28 Study on demixing and remixing processes of theaqueous Poly (N-isopropylacrylamide) solution monitored by
the fluorescence correlation spectroscopy (1. Fukuoka
University (Japan)) *Hironori Ishihara1, Reika Ikemoto1,
Yusuke Sanada1, Yukiteru Katsumoto1
PT05-29 Crystallization of Microgel Colloids Due toDepletion Attraction (1. Graduate School of Pharmaceutical

Sciences, Nagoya City University (Japan)) *Yui Sato1, Akiko
Toyotama1, Tohru Okuzono1, Junpei Yamanaka1
PT05-30 Non-Classical Crystal Growths of Colloidal Systems
Due to Depletion Attraction (1. Faculty of Pharmaceutical
Sciences, Nagoya City University (Japan), 2. Graduate Schoolof Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nagoya City University (Japan))*Nozomi Yamada1, Ruri Yamamoto1, Akiko Toyotama2,
Tohru Okuzono2, Junpei Yamanaka2
PT05-31 Fabrications of Gold Colloidal Crystals Due toDepletion Attraction and Their Applications for SERS (1.
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nagoya City University(Japan), 2. Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Nagoya City University (Japan)) *Miyu Ioka1, Akiko
Toyotama2, Tohru Okuzono2, Junpei Yamanaka2
PT05-32 Nanometer-resolved fluidity of diacrylate monomers
between unmodified and modified silica surfaces for singledigit-nanometer UV nanoimprinting (1. Tohoku University(Japan)) Shunya Ito1, Motohiro Kasuya1, Kazue Kurihara1,*Masaru Nakagawa1
PT05-33 The effect of confinement at nucleation andmicellization (1. St Petersburg State University (Russia), 2.
Okayama University (Japan)) *Alexander K Shchekin1,
Kenichiro Koga2, Nikolai A. Volkov1
PT05-34 How does antagonistic salts behave like surfactants
in water? (1. Doshisha University (Japan)) *Kyohei Doai1,
Koichiro Sadakane1
PT05-35 Dark-field laser speckle microscope for microrheological measurements of slurries on a substrate during
wetting and spreading accompanied by drying (1. Graduate
School of Science, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2.
Water Frontier Science & Technology Research Center,
Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 3. Kao Corporation(Japan), 4. Kao research division, Tokyo University of Science(Japan)) *Masaru Shiraishi1, Toshinori Morisaku2, Rui
Takahashi3, Yuu Oshima1, Shu-hei Urashima2, Keiko
Matsuo3,4, Hiroharu Yui1,2
PT05-36 Determination for the dispersion conditions ofparticles in slurries toward the formation of uniform films on
substrates (1. Graduate School of Science, Tokyo Universityof Science (Japan), 2. Kao Corporation (Japan), 3. Water
Frontier Science & Technology Research Center, Tokyo
University of Science (Japan), 4. Kao research division, Tokyo
University of Science (Japan)) *Yuu Oshima1, Rui
Takahashi2, Toshinori Morisaku3, Shu-hei Urashima3, Keiko
Matsuo2,4, Hiroharu Yui1,3
PT05-37 Single-Sheet Diamond Colloidal Crystals Formed by
Layer-by-Layer Electrostatic Self-Assembly (1. Nagoya City
University (Japan)) *Minori Fujita1, Yurina Aoyama1, Akiko
Toyotama1, Tohru Okuzono1, Junpei Yamanaka1
PT05-38 Adsorption Behavior of Oppositely Charged
Particle/Plate and Binary Particle Systems (1. Nagoya City
University (Japan)) *Teruyoshi Ishigami1, Akiko Toyotama1,
Tohru Okuzono1, Junpei Yamanaka1
PT05-39 Evaluation of the wettability of carbon black bysolvent relaxation NMR (1. Sumika Chemical Analysis
Service, Ltd. (Japan), 2. Takeda Colloid Techno-Consulting
Co., Ltd. (Japan)) *Takuto Shimamori1, Yuji Nakanishi1,
Eiji Takahashi1, Katsuya Imanishi1, Shin-ichi Takeda2
PT05-40 Characterization of Amphiphilic Block/Random
Copolymer Films in Oils (1. Faculty of Science andTechnology, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2.
SHISEIDO Global Innovation Center (Japan), 3. ResearchInstitute for Science and Technology, Tokyo University ofScience (Japan)) *Yurina Yamada1, Yuji Ito2, Kazuyuki
Miyazawa2, Nozomi Oguchi2, Masaaki Akamatsu1, Kenichi
Sakai1,3, Hideki Sakai1,3
PT05-41 Temporal change of adsorbed layer thickness andelectrophoresis of PSL particles after overshooting with
oppositely charged polyelectrolytes of different charge density(1. Life and Environmental Science, University of Tsukuba(Japan)) *Yen Thi Hai Doan1, Yasuhisa Adachi1, Yuji
Yamashita1
PT05-42 Two-dimensional percolation in a thinmagnetorheological fluid layer induced by an external dc
magnetic field (1. Graduate School of Interdisciplinary New
Science, Toyo University (Japan), 2. Bio-Nano Electronics
Research Center, Toyo University (Japan)) *Yuto Hamada1,
Tomofumi Ukai1,2, Hisao Morimoto1,2
PT05-43 Critical Coagulation Ionic Strengths on
Heteroaggregation in the presence of Multivalent Ions (1.
Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The
University of Tokyo. (Japan), 2. Faculty of Life andEnvironmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba (Japan))*Takuya Sugimoto1, Motoyoshi Kobayashi2
PT05-44 Maximum adsorbed amount of charged
macromolecules on gold-water interface: Effect of surface
potential (1. Graduate School of Life and Environmental
Sciences, University of Tsukuba (Japan), 2. Physicalchemistry II, Bayreuth University (Germany), 3. Faculty ofLife and Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba(Japan)) *Atsushi Yamaguchi1, Nicolas Helfricht2,
Motoyoshi Kobayashi3, Georg Papastavrou2
PT05-45 Water Structure Analysis of Dairy Products byDielectric Spectroscopy (1. Graduate School of Science andTechnology, Tokai University (Japan), 2. School of Science,
Tokai University (Japan)) *Yuko Maruyama1, Rio Kita2,
Naoki Shinyashiki2, Shin Yagihara2
PT05-46 Rapid stability testing of emulsions for design,
production and quality control of emulsions by multi-sample
analytical centrifugation (1. Takeda Colloid TechnoConsulting Co., Ltd. (Japan)) *Shin-ichi Takeda1
PT05-47 Electrostatic surface characteristics: Thoughts
regarding measurand electrophoretic mobility and calculationof Zeta-potential of functionalized nanoparticles (1. Takeda
Colloid Techno-Consulting Co., Ltd. (Japan)) *Shin-ichi
Takeda1
PT05-48 Sizing and counting of particles from nano- to microscale by simultaneous single particle forward and sideward
light scattering (1. Takeda Colloid Techno-Consulting Co.,
Ltd. (Japan)) *Shin-ichi Takeda1[T6] Nanoparticles and Nanomaterials
PT06-01 Laser ablation for the formation of colloidal clusters
smaller than 5 nm (1. TOYOTA CENTRAL R&D LABS.,
INC.(Japan)) *Teppei Nishi1, Yusuke Akimoto1, Kosuke
Kitazumi1, Naoko Takahashi1, Shuji Kajiya1, Kazuhisa Yano1,
Yoshihide Watanabe1
PT06-02 Ag NWs as Top Electrode for Organic/Inorganic
Photodiode (1. Faculty of Engineering, Hokkaido University(Japan), 2. National Institute for Materials Science(NIMS)(Japan), 3. Triveni Devi Bhalotia College (India), 4.
Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), 5. Chuo University(Japan), 6. Graduate School of Chemical Sciences andEngineering, Hokkaido University (Japan)) *Min Jia Saw1,
Batu Ghosh2,3,
Mai
Thanh
Nguyen1,
Kridsada
1,4Jirasattayaporn ,Soorathep
Kheawhom4,
Naoto
Shirahata2,5,6, Tetsu Yonezawa1

PT06-03 Fabrication of Ag nanoparticle arrays embedded inpolystyrene particles and their anisotropic optical properties(1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Kazuhiko
Kinoshita1, Yoshiro Imura1, Ke-Hsuan Wang1, Takeshi
Kawai1
PT06-04 Coalescence of Tri-n-Octylphosphine-OxideCapped Silver Nanoparticles by the Addition of Chloride Salt
in Organic Solvent at Room Temperature (1. Faculty of
Systems Engineering, Wakayama University (Japan), 2.
Osaka Research Institute of Industrial Science andTechnology (Japan)) *Soichiro Okada1, Yoshio Nakahara1,
Mitsuru Watanabe2, Toshiyuki Tamai2, Setsuko Yajima1
PT06-05 A stable water dispersion of ITO nanoparticles withcrystalline rough protrusions and the high-performance ITO
thin films obtained by a mist-deposition method (1. Nikon
corporation (Japan), 2. IMRAM, Tohoku University (Japan))*Ryoko Suzuki1, Yasutaka Nishi1, Sachiko Maki2, Atsushi
Muramatsu2, Kiyoshi Kanie2
PT06-06 Molecular tailor of metal nanoparticle’s surfaces forprinted electronics (1. INM-Leibniz Institute for New
Materials (Germany), 2. Colloid and Interface Chemistry,
Saarland University (Germany)) *Lola Gonzalez-Garcia1,
Indra Backes1, Juraj Drzic1, Lukas Engel1, Alberto Escudero1,
Tobias Kraus1,2
PT06-07 Development of practical high-quality carbon
quantum dots synthesis method using a novel microwave
synthesis protocol (1. Sophia University (Japan)) *Kenta
Hagiwara1, Satoshi Horikoshi1
PT06-08 Trapping of Pyrene-labelled Hydrophilic Polymer
Chains dissolved in Water by NASSCA Optical Tweezers (1.
Osaka City University (Japan), 2. Osaka University (Japan))*Kenta Ushiro1, Tatsuya Shoji1, Taka-Aki Asoh2, Yasuyuki
Tsuboi1
PT06-09 Micro-assembly formation of colloidal polystyrene
beads using liquid/liquid interface-assisted. (LiLiI) opticaltweezers (1. Osaka City University (Japan)) *Daiki
Yamanishi1, Tatsuya Shoji1, Yasuyuki Tsuboi1
PT06-10 Study of the structure of interfacial layers of silica
nanoparticles-CTAB complexes at water-dodecane by neutronreflectivity (1. CNR-Institute of Condensed Matter Chemistry
and of Technologies for Energy (Italy), 2. Universidad
Complutense de Madrid. (Spain), 3. STFC-Rutherford
Appleton Laboratory (UK), 4. University of Parma (Italy))*Libero Liggieri1, Francesca Ravera1, Eva Santini1, Sara
Llamas2,1, Mario Campana3, Davide Orsi4, Luigi
Cristofolini4,1
PT06-11 Graphene Oxide Film Isolated Raman Spectroscopy
for Subnano Particles Analysis and Application (1. Laboratory
for Chemistry and Life science, Institute of Innovative
Research, Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan), 2. JSTERATO Yamamoto Atom Hybrid project, Institute of
Innovative Research, Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan))*Yuansen Tang1, Akiyoshi Kuzume2, Kimihisa Yamamoto1,2
PT06-12 Fluorescent Silicon Nanoparticle-based Bioimaging(1. Institute of Functional Nano and Soft Materials(FUNSOM), Soochow University (China)) *Yuanyuan Su1
PT06-13(Withdrawn)
Structural
elucidationofthermoresponsive hydrogel microspheres by temperaturecontrolled high-speed AFM (1. Grad. Sch. of Textile Sci. &Tech., Shinshu Univ. (Japan), 2. RISM, Shinshu Univ.
(Japan), 3. Grad. Sch. of Sci. & Tech., Kyoto Inst. of Tech.
(Japan), 4. Dept. of Chem. Sci. and Eng., Tokyo Inst. of Tech.
(Japan), 5. Grad. Sch. of Sci., Nagoya Univ. (Japan))*Yuichiro Nishizawa1, Shusuke Matsui1, Kenji Urayama3,

Takuma Kureha4, Mitsuhiro
Uchihashi5, Daisuke Suzuki1,2

Shibayama4,

Takayuki

PT06-14 Structural control of hydrogel microspheres by free
radical polymerization (1. Grad. Sch. of Textile Sci. & Tech.,
Shinshu Univ. (Japan), 2. RISM, Shinshu Univ. (Japan), 3.
Grad. Sch. of Sci. & Tech., Kyoto Inst. of Tech. (Japan), 4.
Dept. of Chem. Sci. and Eng., Tokyo Inst. of Tech. (Japan), 5.
Grad. Sch. of Sci., Nagoya Univ. (Japan)) *Yuichiro
Nishizawa1, Shusuke Matsui1, Kenji Urayama3, Takuma
Kureha4, Mitsuhiro Shibayama4, Takayuki Uchihashi5,
Daisuke Suzuki1,2
PT06-15 Optical and Mechanical properties of structural
colored elastomer embedded with colloidal crystal of finesilica particles (1. Graduate School of Engineering Nagoya
University (Japan), 2. Graduate School of Macromolecular
Science & Engineering Kyoto Institute of Technology(Japan)) *Eiji Miwa1, Kenta Watanabe1, Yukikazu Takeoka1,
Takahiro Seki1, Kenji Urayama2
PT06-16 Effect of Molecular Structure of Adsorbed Polymer
on Dispersion of Colloidal Silica and Composite Rheological
Property (1. Graduate School of Engineering, Mie University(Japan)) *Masayuki Miyamoto1, Fujii Yoshihisa1, Naoya
Torikai1
PT06-17 Surface Modification of SN-38 Nano-Prodrugs forEnhancing the Efficiency of Anticancer Drug Delivery (1.
Tohoku University (Japan)) *Farsai Taemaitree1, Yoshitaka
Koseki1, Ryuju Suzuki1, Anh T. N. Dao1, Hitoshi Kasai1
PT06-18 Determination of photogenerated W(V) quantity intungsten oxide by using absorption of Ag nanoparticles (1.
Graduate School of Sciences and Technology for Innovation,
Yamaguchi Univerity (Japan)) *Koki Isoyama1, Suzuko
Yamazaki1
PT06-19 Synthesis of highly Nb-doped TiO2 nanoparticles by
gel-sol method. (1. Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for
Advanced Materials, Tohoku University (Japan)) *Hirokii
Baba1, Mizuho Yabushita1, Kiyoshi Kanie1, Atsushi
Muramatsu1
PT06-20 Factors affecting the coloring rate in thephotochromism of titanium dioxide colloidal solution
containing molybdenum ion (1. Yamaguchi University(Japan)) *Koshiro Okimura1, Suzuko Yamazaki1
PT06-21 MoS2/ZnO nanocomposites with enhanced visiblelight-driven photocatalytic degradation and hydrogenproduction (1. Feng Chia University (Taiwan)) *Yu-Cheng
Chang1, Yu-Wen Lin1
PT06-22 Application of the Prussian blue thin film fabricatedby a solution method using dispersion solution of its
nanoparticles (1. Yamagata University (Japan)) *Manabu
Ishizaki1, Hiroya Tanno1, Eito Ohshida1, Hiroki Fujii1,
Masato Kurihara1
PT06-23 Synthesis of non-spherical magnetic nano-micro
particles in supercritical acetone (1. Toyo University (Japan))*Marie Nagatomo1, Mio Yoshida1, Seiya Watanabe1, Toru
Maekawa1
PT06-24 The droplet-size effect of antimicrobial
nanoemulsions on the eradication of planktonic and biofilm
MRSA (1. Chang Gung University (Taiwan), 2. Providence
University (Taiwan)) *Jia-You Fang1, Yu-Ching Yang1,
Shih-Chun Yang2
PT06-25 Size-Controlled Preparation of Metal Nanoclusters
Deposited on Citric Acid-Modified Cellulose Nanofiber (1.
Osaka University (Japan), 2. Mahidol University (Thailand))*Yuta Uetake1, Chutimasakul Threeraphat2, Jonggol

Tantirungrotechai2,
Hidehiro Sakurai1

Taka-aki

Asoh1,

HiroshiUyama1,

PT06-26 Preparation of Thermo-responsive Liquid
Crystalline Polymer Films with Well-Dispersed AuNPs andTheir Smart Properties (1. Faculty of Chemistry, Materials andBioengineering, Kansai University (Japan), 2. ORDIST,
Kansai University (Japan)) *Hiroki Tanaka1, Akifumi
Kawamura1,2, Takashi Miyata1,2
PT06-27 Site-specific bandgap modification in lead halide
perovskites by chemical reactions under optical trapping (1.
Hokkaido University (Japan)) *Md Shahjahan1, Md. Jahidul
Islam1, Ken-ichi Yuyama1, Vasudevanpillai Biju1
PT06-28 Effect of silica encapsulation on plasmon
characteristics of gold nanotriangle (1. Tohoku University(Japan)) *Kosuke Nakamura1, Kanako Watanabe1, Daisuke
Nagao1
PT06-29 Physical properties and structure of a corneainspired polyacrylate/nanosilica hybrid elastomer (1. Nagoya
University (Japan), 2. UNITIKA LTD. (Japan), 3. Riken
Spring-8 Center (Japan), 4. Tokyo Institute of Technology(Japan)) *Fumio Asai1,2, Yukikazu Takeoka1, Takahiro Seki1,
Tomotaka Nakatani3, Taiki Hoshino3, Xiaobin Liang4, Ken
Nakajima4
PT06-30 Time-series Analysis of Raman Spectra for
Deducing
theAdsorption
GeometryofPoly(vinylpyrrolidone) Capping on Silver Nanoparticle (1. Osaka
Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology(Japan)) *Masashi Saitoh1, Toshiyuki Tamai1
PT06-31 Synthesis of carbon nanotubes by plasma enhanced
chemical vapour deposition using patterned iron oxide
nanoparticles as a catalyst (1. Toyo university (Japan))*Kyosuke Takahashi1, Toru Maekawa1, Shunji Kurosu1
PT06-32 Understanding the physical nature of interactions in
nano and bio materials using quantum-chemical methods (1.
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology (AIST) (Japan)) *Dmitri G. Fedorov1
PT06-33 Synthesis of plate-like halide perovskite@Pt or Au
nanocrystals (1. Graduate School of Engineering, Tokyo
University of Science (Japan), 2. Department of Industrial
Chemistry, Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Muneharu
Minakawa1, Kehsuan Wang2, Yoshiro Imura2, Takeshi
Kawai2
PT06-34 Zeptomole biosensing based on levitation coordinate
shift induced by gold nanoparticle binding (1. Tokyo Instituteof Technology (Japan)) *Akihisa Miyagawa1, Makoto
Harada1, Tetsuo Okada1
PT06-35 Effect of Water in Room-Temperature Ionic Liquids
on Emissive Metal Nanocluster Formation (1. National
Institute of Technology, Wakayama College (Japan)) Junjiro
Hayashi1, *Rithisak San1
PT06-36 Tracking gold nanoparticle aggregation formeasurement of biomolecules with a picoliter sensing volume(1. Soka University (Japan)) *Masahiko Shiraishi1, Kazuhiro
Watanabe1, Shoichi Kubodera1
PT06-37 Gallium Liquid Metal Antibacterial Micro/Nanodroplets as Next-Generation Antimicrobials (1. RMIT
University (Australia)) *Samuel Cheeseman1, Sheeana
Gangadoo1, Russell J Crawford1, Torben Daeneke1, Aaron
Elbourne1, Vi Khanh Truong1, James Chapman1
PT06-38 Fabrication of chiral nanostructure insidepolystyrene particles by an UV irradiation method and their
optical properties (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan))*Kota Murai1, Ke-Hsuan Wang, Yoshiro Imura, Takeshi
Kawai

Horikoshi1, Yohei Takashima1, Takaaki Tsuruoka1, Kensuke
Akamatsu1

PT06-39 Fe3O4-supported Gold Nanoflower Catalysts withHigh Catalytic Activity (1. Tokyo University of Science(Japan)) *Ryota Kan1, Yoshiro Imura, Ke-hsuan Wang,
Takeshi Kawai

PT06-51 One-pot synthesis of non-spherical iron oxide
nanoparticles via thermal decomposition (1. Graduate Schoolof Interdisciplinary New Science, Toyo University (Japan), 2.
Bio-Nano Electronics Research Centre, Toyo University(Japan)) *Arisu Noto1, Toru Maekawa1,2, Tomofumi Ukai1,2

PT06-40 High-sensitivity Raman spectroscopy with Ag
nanoparticle aggregation controlled by freezing (1.
Department of Chemistry, Tokyo Institute of Technology(Japan)) *Yu Fukunaga1, Makoto Harada1, Tetsuo Okada1
PT06-41 Synthesis of poly (methyl methacrylate)/polystyrene
composite particles by soap-free seeded emulsion
polymerization using a water-in-oil slug flow in a
microchannel (1. Department of Applied Chemistry, Graduate
School of Natural Science and Technology, Okayama
University (Japan)) *Kengo Karita1, Takaichi Watanabe1,
Tsutomu Ono1
PT06-42 Titanium dioxide nanorod liquid crystals (1. Soft
Condensed Matter, Debye Institute for Nanomaterials
Science, Utrecht University (Netherlands)) *Seyednaveed
Hosseininohoji1, Arnout Imhof1, Patrick Baesjou1, Alfons vanBlaaderen1
PT06-43 Application of a Method for Producing Gold
Nanoparticles Using a Pyroelectric Crystal to Production of
Sample Holders for Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy(1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Saaya Ohashi1,
Shinsuke Kunimura1
PT06-44 Patterning of Ag Nanoparticles into Polystyrene
Thin Films by Colloidal Lithography (1. Tokyo University of
Science (Japan)) *Yoshihiro Sone1, Yoshiro Imura1, KeHsuan Wang1, Takeshi Kawai1
PT06-45 Patterning of Polystyrene Thin Films by Colloidal
Lithography and Their Chiral Optical Properties (1. Tokyo
University of Science (Japan)) *Rino Kaneko1, Yoshiro
Imura1, Ke-Hsuan Wang1, Takeshi Kawai1
PT06-46 Size Control and Catalytic Performance of Gold
Nanoflowers Supported on Alumina (1. Tokyo University of
Science (Japan)) *Motoki Maniwa1, Yoshiro Imura1, Kehsuan Wang1, Takeshi Kawai1
PT06-47 Characterization for Structural Transformation
Behavior of Interpenetrated Metal-Organic Frameworks
Formed on a Polymer Substrate (1. Faculty of Frontiers ofInnovative Research in Science and Technology (FIRST),
Konan University (Japan)) *Shoya Hirao1, Yohei
Takashima1, Kensuke Akamatsu1, Takaaki Tsuruoka1
PT06-48 Correlation between Hypsochromic Behavior of
Carotenoids Nanoparticles and a Strain of their Molecules (1.
Research Center for Bioscience and Nanoscience, Japan
Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology(JAMSTEC)(Japan), 2. Institute of Multidisciplinary Research
for Advanced Materials (IMRAM), Tohoku University(Japan), 3. Division of Material Science, Nara Institute of
Science and Technology (NAIST)(Japan)) *Ryuju Suzuki1,2,
Kazuma Yasuhara3, Shigeru Deguchi1
PT06-49 Syntheses and Catalytic Properties of Pd
Nanoparticles and Organic Polymers inside MOF (1. Konan
University (Japan)) *Seiko Tetsusashi1, Yohei Takashima1,
Takaaki Tsuruoka1, Kensuke Akamatsu1
PT06-50 Systematic Evaluation on the Structural
Transformation Properties of Al-based Metal-Organic
Frameworks (1. Frontiers of Innovative Research in Scienceand Technology (FIRST), Konan University (Japan)) *Atsuto

PT06-52 Charging and aggregation behaviors of oxidized
carbon nanohorn (CNHox) in aqueous solution (1. Graduate
School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University ofTsukuba (Japan), 2. Faculty of Life and Environmental
Sciences, University of Tsukuba (Japan)) *Kiyono Omija1,
Motoyoshi Kobayashi2
PT06-53 Synthesis and directed self-assembly of
monodisperse hematite silica rods using hematite ellipsoids asseed particles (1. Utrecht University (Netherlands)) *Rama
Kotni1, Alfons van Blaaderen1
PT06-54 Improving Catalytic Activity of Alumina-supported
Gold Nanoflowers by UV-Ozone Treatment (1. Tokyo
University of Science (Japan)) *Haruna Saito1, Yoshiro
Imura1, Ke-hsuan Wang1, Takeshi Kawai1
PT06-55 Fabrication of polymer micro/nano-discs withvarious aspect ratio controlled by stretching method via
polymer phase separation (1. Course of Science andTechnology, Graduate School of Science and Technology,
Tokai University (Japan), 2. Micro/Nano Technology Center,
Tokai University (Japan)) *Waranyou Tuntanatewin1, Hong
Zhang1,2, Yosuke Okamura1,2
PT06-56 Precise size separation of cadmium chalcogenide
clusters by electrophoresis (1. Kyoto University, Institute for
Chemical Research (Japan)) *Ryo Takahata1, Masaki
Saruyama1, Masanori Sakamoto1, Toshiharu Teranishi1
PT06-57 A Three-Component Plasmonic Photocatalsyt
Consisting of Gold Nanoparticle, SnO2 Nanorod and Rutile
TiO2 (1. Graduated school of Engineering, Kindai University(Japan), 2. Environmental Research Laboratory, Kindai
University (Japan), 3. Kyoto Institute of Technology (Japan))*Kenta Awa1, Ryo Akashi1, Atsunobu Akita1, Shin-ichi
Naya2, Hisayoshi Kobayashi3, Hiroaki Tada1,2
PT06-58 Precise Synthesis of Ultrafine Biicosahedral Au24Pd
Cluster and Their Catalytic CO Oxidation Activity (1.
Graduate School of Science, Tokyo University of Science(Japan), 2. Technische Universität Wien (Austria)) *Yukari
Imai1, Sakiat Hossain1, Daiki Suzuki1, Tokuhisa Kawawaki1,
Noelia Barrabés2, Yuichi Negishi1
PT06-59 Functionalization of diamond nanoparticles using ofphotocatalytic reaction (1. Dept. of Pure and Applied
Chemistry, Tokyo Univ. of Sci. (Japan), 2. Photocatalysis
International Research Center, Tokyo Univ. of Sci. (Japan))*Kazuki Kato1,2, Chiaki Terashima2, Norihiro Suzuki2,
Takeshi Kondo1,2, Makoto Yuasa1,2, Akira Fujishima2
PT06-60 Versatile Conjugation of Proteins on Multifunctional
Magnetic-Plasmonic Hybrid Nanoparticles for Organelle
Targeting (1. Japan Advanced Institute of Science andTechnology (Japan), 2. Tohoku University (Japan)) *Mari
Takahashi1, Youren Wang1, Kazuaki Matsumura1, Tomohiko
Taguchi2, Shinya Maenosono1
PT06-61 Solvent composition effect on mesopores formed in
the formation of spherical silica particles (1. Tohoku
University (Japan), 2. Yamaguchi University (Japan)) *kota
Fujimoto1, Shunho Ishikawa1, Kanako Watanabe1, Haruyuki
Ishii2, Daisuke Nagao1

PT06-62 Chemical Synthesis of Co-Sb-S Nanoparticles andFabrication of Nanostructured N-type CoSbS ThermoelectricMaterials (1. Japan Advanced Institute of Science andTechnology (Japan), 2. National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology (Japan), 3. Nippon
Shokubai Co. Ltd. (Japan)) *Shujie Fei1, Pratibha Dwivedi1,
Masanobu Miyata1, Michihiro Ohta2, Takeo Akatsuka3,
Shinya Maenosono1
PT06-63 Tuning of the assembly temperature of thermoresponsive gold nanoparticles via change in mixing ratio of
surface ligands (1. Hokkaido University (Japan), 2. ResearchInstitute for Electronic Science, Hokkaido University (Japan),
3. Global Institution for Collaborative Research and
Education, Hokkaido University (Japan)) *Yier Shi1,
Hideyuki Mitomo2,3, Yusuke Yonamine2,3, Kuniharu Ijiro2,3
PT06-64 Effect of polyethylene glycol induced depletion
attraction on DNA-functionalized nanoparticle crystalization(1. Nagoya University (Japan), 2. Japan Synchrotron
Radiation Research Institute (JASRI)(Japan), 3. Institute ofMaterials and Systems for Sustainability (IMaSS), Nagoya
University (Japan)) *Shoko Kojima1, Hayato Sumi1, Noboru
Ohta2, Hiroshi Sekiguchi2, Shunta Harada3, Toru Ujihara3,
Miho Tagawa3
PT06-65 Loading of hydrophobic and hydrophilic drugs onmagnetite-functionalized carbon nanohorns for combination
therapy (1. National Taiwan University of Science andTechnology (Taiwan)) *Huang Yi-Shou Huang1
PT06-66
Nanoparticulationofgum
ghatti(1.
JAMSTEC(Japan), 2. San-Ei Gen F.F.I., Inc. (Japan)) *Naoya
Sagawa1, Noriyuki Isobe1, Satoshi Okada1, Keigo Kinoshita2,
Takeshi Miuchi2, Masayuki Nishino2, Shigeru Deguchi1
PT06-67 Synthesis of polymer nanoparticle using gel and
FMM (1. Nagoya university (Japan)) *Shinya Ouchi1,
Tetsuya Yamamoto1, Naoki Yamada1
PT06-68 First Synthesis of Mille-Feuille FePd3 Framework by
the Introduction of a Third Element (1. Department ofChemistry, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University(Japan), 2. Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University(Japan), 3. Center for Liberal Arts Education, Meio University(Japan)) *Kenshi Matsumoto1, Ryota Sato2, Yasutomi
Tatetsu3, Toshiharu Teranishi2
PT06-69 Circularly Polarized Luminescence Film of AgInS2
Nanocrystals Hybridized with Cholesteric Liquid Crystals (1.
Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, Tokyo
University of Science (Japan)) *Mami Furukawa1, Takuya
Yamane1, Masashi Fukawa1, Kenta Koyama1, Yusuke Shoji1,
Tatsuya Miyazaki1, Ruri Aoki1, Akane Kawaguchi1,
Kenichiro Hayata1, Seiichi Furumi1
PT06-70 Water-soluble InP/ZnS Nanocrystals for Application
to Nanocomposite Luminescent Devices (1. Department ofChemistry, Graduate School of Science, Tokyo University of
Science (Japan)) *Tatsuya Miyazaki1, Kenta Koyama1,
Takuya Yamane1, Mami Furukawa1, Takeru Koike1, Seiichi
Furumi1

PT06-73 pH-induced reversible orientation change of gold
nanorods immobilized on a DNA-modified substrate (1.
Hokkaido university (Japan), 2. Research Institute forElectronic Science, Hokkaido University (Japan), 3. Global
Institution for Collaborative Research and Education,
Hokkaido University (Japan), 4. National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)(Japan))*Yu Sekizawa1, Hideyuki Mitomo2,3, Satoshi Nakamura4,
Yusuke Yonamine2,3, Atsushi Hozumi4, Kuniharu Ijiro2,3
PT06-74 The relation between SERS intensity and nanogap
structure changing with time (1. Chiba University (Japan), 2.
Utsunomiya University (Japan), 3. Okayama University(Japan)) *Yuki Ogawa1, Nobuo Uehara2, Tomonari Sumi3,
Takeshi Morita1
PT06-75 Synthesis of Carbon Hollow Particles by Template
Free Method (1. Department of Materials Design Innovation
Engineering, Nagoya University (Japan)) *Yusuke Kawai1,
Tetsuya Yamamoto1
PT06-76 Chemical Synthesis of Cu-Fe-S nanoparticles
towards Sustainable N-type Thermoelectric Materials (1.
Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Japan),
2. Res. Inst. Energy Conservation, Nat. Inst. Adv. Ind. Sci.
Tech. (Japan), 3. Nippon Shokubai, Co., Ltd. (Japan))*Kimihiro Numano1, Maninder Singh1, Pratibha Dwivedi1,
Michihiro Ohta2, Hiroshi Takida3, Takeo Akatsuka3, Shinya
Maenosono1
PT06-77 Preparation of silica hollow particles using bubble
templating method (1. Faculty of Science and Technology,
Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2. Research Institute for
Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Science, Japan(Japan)) *Kazuta Hirata1, Koji Tsuchiya2, Masaaki
Akamatsu1, Kenichi Sakai1,2, Hideki Sakai1,2
PT06-78 Fabrication and characterization of multilayered
nanosheets loaded fluorescent dye-encapsulated liposomes (1.
Graduate School of Engineering, Tokai University (Japan), 2.
Micro/Nano Technology Center, Tokai Univers (Japan))*Anutida Pocharoen1, Waranyou Tuntanatewin1, Yosuke
Okamura1,2
PT06-79 Development of NIR Light-Responsive Plasmonic
Copper Nanomaterials and Usability as a Photothermal
Therapy Agent (1. Graduate School of Science andTechnology, Nihon University (Japan)) *Arisa Suzuki1,
Kosuke Sugawa1, Joe Otsuki1
PT06-80 pH Dependence of Snowflake Gold Nanoparticles
Prepared by Gallic Acid Reduction (1. Graduate school ofEngineering, Okayama University of Science (Japan), 2.
Faculty of Engineering, Okayama University of Science(Japan)) *Hiroki Muraai1, Tatsuya Obata2, Makoto
Takezaki1,2
PT06-81 Synthesis of nanoclusters of Pd and Au-Pd alloys
and their catalytic activitySynthesis of nanoclusters of Pd and
Au-Pd alloys and their catalytic activity (1. Graduate Schoolof Science and Technology, Nihon University (Japan))*Yuhei Yamakawa1, Kosuke Sugawa1, Joe Otsuki1

PT06-71 Fabrication of biocompatible shape memory
particles and their shape control (1. Graduate School ofEngineering, Tokai University (Japan), 2. Micro/Nano
Technology Center, Tokai University (Japan)) *Akira
Tokui1, Kazuki Nagashima1, Yosuke Okamura1,2

PT06-82 Synthesis and Crystallization of Cationic Building
Blocks Based on Pyridine-Coordinated Octahedral
Molybdenum Cluster (1. Tokyo University of Science(Japan)) *Shumpei Kawamoto1, Norio Saito1, Yukishige
Kondo1

PT06-72 Nanoparticles Composed of Tannic Acid and Metal
Ion Network (1. Meiji University (Japan), 2. University of
New South Wales (Australia), 3. The University of Melbourne(Australia)) *Noritaka Kato1, Md. Arifur Rahim2, Frank
Caruso3

PT06-83 Size-Selective Preparation of Au:Chitosan
Nanoclusters (1. Osaka University (Japan)) *Nazgul
Zhexembayeva1, Yuka Motohashi1, Yuta Uetake1, Yumi
Yakiyama1, Hidehiro Sakurai1

PT06-84 Photoelectric conversion properties of Mie
resonances-responsive FeS2 nanocrystals (1. Graduate Schoolof Science and Technology, Nihon University (Japan)) *Jun
Yokoyama1, Kosuke Sugawa1, Joe Otsuki1
PT06-85 Mie resonance-responsive Cu2O nanocrystals for
intracellular nanoparticle imaging (1. Graduate School of
Science and Technology, Nihon University (Japan), 2. Tokyo
Medical and Dental University (Japan)) *Miu Danno1,
Kotomi Kanakubo1, Tsuyoshi Kimura2, Kosuke Sugawa1, Joe
Otsuki1
PT06-86 Delayed Dual-luminescent Nanothermometer
Utilizing Triplet-Triplet Annihilation-Based Upconversion
Mechanism (1. Graduate School of Science and Technology,
Nihon University (Japan), 2. Collage of Science andTechnology, Nihon University (Japan)) *Satoshi Yoshinari1,
Naoto Takeshima1, Shota Jin1, Kosuke Sugawa2, Joe Otsuki2
PT06-87 Stabilizer-free synthesis of anisotropic magnetite
nanoparticles templated by magnetic field for use in magnetic
polymer nanocomposites (1. Lomonosov Moscow State
University (Russia), 2. REC “Functional Nanomaterials”,
Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University (Russia), 3. National
Research Centre “Kurchatov Institute” (Russia), 4. Institute ofPolymer Science, Ulm University (Germany)) *Andrey
Shibaev1, Darya Kessel1, Petr Shvets2, Roman Kamyshinsky3,
Anton Orekhov3, Alexei Khokhlov4, Olga Philippova1
PT06-88 Effects of Surface Modifying Molecules on Solution
Structure of Functionalized Gold Nanoparticles (1. Shinshu
University (Japan), 2. Utsunomiya University (Japan))*Minamo Matsuoka1, Yuma Mizuma2, Yuto Hatakeyama2,
Eri Nasuno2, Norihiro Kato2, Ken-ichi Iimura2, Takaaki Sato1[T7] Wetting and Adhesion
PT07-01
Monofunctional
Dual
Stimuli-Responsive
Organogels: Thermo- and Photo-Responsive Behavior of
Coumarin Polymer-Based Organogel (1. Osaka City
University (Japan)) *Seidai Okada1, Eriko Sato1, Yuta Koda1,
Hideo Horibe1
PT07-02 Liquid Marble Metabolizes Wetting Defects inSuperhydrophobic Coatings (1. National Institute forMaterials Science (Japan)) *Mizuki Tenjimbayashi1, Sadaki
Samitsu1, Masanobu Naito1
PT07-03 Behavior of Air Bubbles and Liquid Droplets on
Surface Microstructures in Liquid Media (1. Graduate Schoolof Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan))*Maria Inukai1, Daisuke Ishii1
PT07-04 Anomalously Slow Hydration Kinetics of a
Hydrophobic Self-Assembled Monolayer in Water (1. The
University of Tokyo. (Japan), 2. Zhejiang University (China),
3. RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science (Japan))*Tengfei Fu1, Xing Hao2,1, Eric Silver1, Shuo Chen1,
Yoshimitsu Itoh1, Takuzo Aida1,3
PT07-05 Photopatterned chemical surfaces: Impact ofregional wettability and patterning sizes on overall dynamic
wettability (1. National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology (AIST)(Japan), 2. Queen's University(Canada)) *Brandon Becher Nienhaus1,2, Guojun Liu2,
Atsushi Hozumi1
PT07-06 Adhesions between Polyimide Films and Titanium
Plates Modified with Silane Coupling Agents and Carboxylic
Acid Chlorides (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan))*Tatsuyuki Abe1, Yusuke Yataka1, Kazutoshi Iijima1, Mineo
Hashizume1
PT07-07 Tuning Surface Chemistry for Configurable Super
Liquid Repellency of High-to-Low Surface Tension Liquids(1. Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research (Germany), 2.
The Australian National University (Australia)) *William S.
Y. Wong1,2
PT07-08 Improvement of adhesion durability of stainless steel
in water by surface treatment with silane coupling agent (1.
Dept., of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Tokyo Univ. of Sci.
(Japan), 2. RIST., Tokyo Univ. of Sci. (Japan)) *Satsuki
Ozawa1, Yuya Oki1, Yusuke Misawa1, Hidetoshi Yamabe1,
Toshifumi Tojo1, Takeshi Kondo1,2, Makoto Yuasa1,2
PT07-09 Preparation and wettability evaluation ofthermoresponsive crosslinked polymer thin films (1. Graduate
School of Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology(Japan)) *Rin Kadowaki1, Daisuke Ishii1
PT07-10 Improvement of adhesion durability of stainless steel
in water by surface treatment with phosphoric acid monomer
solution (1. Dept., of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Tokyo
Univ. of Sci. (Japan), 2. RIST., Tokyo Univ. of Sci. (Japan))*Yuya Oki1, Yusuke Misawa1, Satsuki Ozawa1, Hidetoshi
Yamabe1, Toshifumi Tojo1, Takeshi Kondo1,2, Makoto
Yuasa1,2
PT07-11 Characteristic Liquid Movement Due to Hair Cuticle
Structure (1. Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan))*Nozomi Ito1, Shingo Ito1, Daisuke Ishii1
PT07-12 Improvement of wet adhesion of stainless steel bypoly (acrylic acid) treatment (1. Dept., of Pure and Applied
Chemistry, Tokyo Univ. of Sci. (Japan), 2. RIST., Tokyo
Univ. of Sci. (Japan)) *Yusuke Misawa1, Yuya Oki1, Satsuki
Ozawa1, Hidetoshi Yamabe1, Toshifumi Tojo1, Takeshi
Kondo1,2, Makoto Yuasa1,2
PT07-13 Antifouling coatings of cross-linked PVA against
marine sessile organisms (1. Graduate school of Photonics
Science, Chitose Institute of Science and Technology (Japan),
2. Asahikawa Medical University (Japan), 3. Central ResearchInstitute of Electric Power Industry (Japan)) *Ai Momose1,
Takayuki Murosaki2, Yuji Hirai1, Yasuyuki Nogata3,
Masatsugu Shimomura1
PT07-14 Solid-Liquid Interface Structure; Wettability of
Sodium Halide Solutions (1. Kogakuin University (Japan))*Ibuki Shibagaki1, Naoya Yoshida1, Toshinori Okura1
PT07-15 Is the wetting transition inevitable near the critical
endpoint and tricritical point? (1. Okayama University(Japan), 2. KU Leuven (Belgium)) *Kenichiro Koga1, Joseph
O Indekeu2
PT07-16 Evaluation of Friction Coefficient of Starch Gel on
Solid Surface (1. Kogakuin University (Japan)) *Naoya
Yoshida1, Kazunori Inudo1, Toshinori Okura1
PT07-17 Preparation of Pickering emulsion containing
triglyceride (1. Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (Japan))*Minako Hanasaki1[T8] Solid Surfaces -Adsorption, Catalysis, Tribology
and ElectrochemistryPT08-01 Anomalous Friction Dynamics between Agar Gels
under Accelerated Motion (1. Yamagata University (Japan), 2.
Asahikawa Medical University (Japan)) Koki Shinomiya1,
Hiroyuki Mayama2, *Yoshimune Nonomura1
PT08-02 Precise Characterization of Electric Double Layer ofElectrode Using Electrochemical Surface Forces Apparatus(1. IMRAM, Tohoku University (Japan), 2. NICHe, Tohoku
University (Japan)) *Motihoro Kasuya1, Kazue Kurihara2
PT08-03 Synthesis of Nanoporous Inorganic Materials byUsing MOFs (1. Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology (Japan)) *Atsushi Kondo1, Daisuke Abe1,
Kazuyuki Maeda1
PT08-04 Development of novel Hg-free microwave
discharged electrodeless lamp and evaluation by sterilizationof E. coli (1. Sophia University (Japan)) *Upile Chitete1,
Satoshi Horikoshi1
PT08-05 Kinetics and Dynamics of Metal Ions Sorption on
Monolith Polyethyleneimine-Based Porous Sorbents (1.
Institute of Chemistry, Far Eastern Branch of RAS (Russia))*Irina Malakhova1, Alexey Golikov1, Yulia Azarova1,
Svetlana Bratskaya1
PT08-06 Synthesis of ZnGa2O4 with a high affinity for CO2
via epoxide-mediated alkalization towards photocatalytic
conversion of CO2 with H2O (1. Osaka Prefecture University(Japan), 2. Kyoto University (Japan)) *Masanori Takemoto1,
Yasuaki Tokudome1, Kentaro Teramura2, Souichi Kikkawa2,
Tsunehiro Tanaka2, Hidenobu Murata1, Atsushi Nakahira1,
Kenji Okada1, Masahide Takahashi1
PT08-07 Enhancement of Raman Scattering at Lossy
Platinum Surfaces using Long-Range Surface Plasmon
Excitation (1. Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan)) *Soma
Ikegaya1, Kenta Motobayashi1, Katsuyoshi Ikeda1
PT08-08 Aqueous phase adsorption of trimethylamine onoxidized activated carbon and three different MOFs (1.
University of Gothenburg (Sweden), 2. Essity Hygiene and
Health AB (Sweden)) *Isabelle Simonsson1, Philip
Gärdhagen1, Frida Ryttsén2, Zareen Abbas1
PT08-09 In-situ Observation of Li+ Desolvation Behavior at
Solvate Ionic Liquid/Electrode Interfaces (1. Nagoya instituteof technology (Japan)) *Kosuke Matsumoto1, Katsuyoshi
Ikeda1, Kenta Motobayashi1
PT08-10 Investigation of Methylamine at Aqueous Surfaces
by Computer Simulation Methods (1. Budapest University ofTechnology and Economics (Hungary), 2. Université
Bourgogne Franche-Comté (France), 3. University of Miskolc(Hungary), 4. Eszterházy Károly University (Hungary), 5.
University of Vienna (Austria)) *Reka Anna Horvath1,
Balázs Fábián1, Sylvain Picaud2, György Hantal5, MilánSzőri3, Pál Jedlovszky4
PT08-11 Suppression Effect on Electrodeposition, Induced by
Adsorption of Cationic Surfactants (1. Faculty of Science andTechnology, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2.
Mitsubishi Materials Company, Limited. (Japan), 3. ResearchInstitute for Science and Technology, Tokyo University of
Science (Japan)) *Takahiro Fukui1, Yoshie Tarutani2, Kenji
Kubota2, Kiyotaka Nakaya2, Masaaki Akamatsu1, Kenichi
Sakai1,3, Hideki Sakai1,3
PT08-12 Co2C Nanoparticles Supported on Carbon as a
Durable Electrode Catalyst for Oxygen Reduction Reaction (1.
Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced
Materials, Tohoku University (Japan)) *Atsushi Neya1,
Kanae Endo1, Masafumi Nakaya1, Mizuho Yabushita1,
Sachiko Maki1, Kiyoshi Kanie1, Atsushi Muramatsu1
PT08-13 Synthesis of [Ga]-MFI via Mechanochemical
Treatment and Its Activity for Methane Transformation (1.
Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced
Materials, Tohoku University (Japan), 2. Institute of
Innovative Research, Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan),
3. JST-CREST (Japan)) *Motohiro Yoshida1, Fumiya Muto1,
Mami Horie1, Yusuke Kunitake2, Mizuho Yabushita1, SachikoMaki1, Kiyoshi Kanie1, Toshiyuki Yokoi2, Atsushi
Muramatsu1,3

PT08-14 Highly efficient overall water splitting in acid withmetal nanosheets (1. Kyoto university (Japan), 2. Kyushu
University (Japan), 3. National Institute for Materials Science(Japan), 4. Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute(JASRI), SPring-8(Japan), 5. Osaka Prefecture University(Japan)) *Dongshuang Wu1, Kohei Kusada1, Satoru
Yoshioka2, Tomokazu Yamamoto2, Takaaki Toriyama2, Syo
Matsumura2, Yanna Chen3, Osami Sakata3, Toshiaki Ina4,
Shogo Kawaguchi4, Yoshiki Kubota5, Hiroshi Kitagawa1
PT08-15 Verification of Pore Size Evaluation by Nitrogen
Adsorption and Thermoporometry using Model Pores (1.
Tokyo Metropolitan University (Japan)) *Takashi Takei1,
Masaya Otuka1, Ryosuke Miyasaka1, Takashi Yanagishita1,
Hideki Masuda1
PT08-16 Adsorption hysteresis of nitrogen in fluorinatedmicropores (1. Faculty of Textile Science and Technology,
Shinshu University (Japan), 2. Research Initiative for SupraMaterials, Shinshu University (Japan)) *Hirornori
Sugiyama1, Yoshiyuki Hattori1,2
PT08-17 Investigation of pore structure of activated carbon
prepared by different activation methods using temperature
variable 129Xe-NMR technique (1. Interdisciplinary Graduate
School of Engineering Science, Kyushu University (Japan), 2.
Institute of Materials Chemistry and Engineering, Kyushu
University (Japan)) *Kohei Kuroda1, Tatsuya Tomoda1,
Keiko Ideta2, Koji Nakabayashi1,2, Seng-Ho Yoon1,2, Jin
Miyawaki1,2
PT08-18 Shear Velocity and Gap Dependencies of
Lubrication by Nano-confined OMCTS (1. New Industry
Creation Hatchery Center, Tohoku University (Japan), 2.
Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced
Materials, Tohoku University (Japan)) *Yuuta Shibuya1,
Masashi Mizukami2, Kazue Kurihara1
PT08-19 Control of structure and molecular selectivity ofcarbon nanospace by introducing hydrophobic molecules (1.
Shinshu University (Japan)) *Yuuki Ishihara1, Minoru
Deguchi1, Ryusuke Futamura1, Taku Iiyama1
PT08-20 The strategy for preparing molecular-modified
Graphene on foreign metal substrate (1. Graduate School ofEnvironmental Science, Hokkaido University (Japan), 2.
Faculty of Environmental Earth Science, Hokkaido University(Japan), 3. Japan Atomic Energy Agency (Japan)) *Keisuke
H. Nishiyama1, Rina Tsurugai1, Shun Tanno1, Masaru
Kato1,2, Satoshi Yasuda3, Kazuhisa Tamura3, Ichizo Yagi1,2
PT08-21 Elucidation of the polar molecules structure innanospace (1. Shinshu University (Japan)) *Shoichi
Tonegawa1, Ryusuke Futamura1, Taku Iiyama1
PT08-22 Study on the Solid Conversion of Silane-modified
Silica into Zeolite Coating on Aluminum Alloy and Its Anticorrosion Property (1. Department of Applied Chemistry,
National University of Kaohsiung (Taiwan), 2. Hawing GemS
Technology Corporation (Taiwan)) Lin-Yi Huang1, ShangTien Tsai1, Wen-Chyuan ChangJean2, Pei-Hsiun Chao2,*Tseng-Chang Tsai1
PT08-23 Adsorption Behavior and Nanotribological Propertyof Sodium Carboxylates Having Different Chain Structures in
Water (1. Doshisha University (Japan), 2. Kyoto University(Japan), 3. JST Presto. (Japan), 4. Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd.
(Japan)) *Ryohei Okada1, Tomoko Hirayama2,3, Takashi
Matsuoka1, Hidetoshi Sakamoto1, Keiji Asada4, Hideto
Kamimura4
PT08-24 Design of Polymer Gels with Photo-responsive
Metal Organic Frameworks That Regulate Gas Release (1.
Department of Chemistry and Materials Engineering, Kansai

University (Japan), 2. ORDIST, Kansai University (Japan))*Keita Tsubakimoto1, Akifumi Middle Kawamura1,2,
Takashi Middle Miyata1,2
PT08-25 Magnetic Ionic Liquids in Carbon Nanospaces (1.
Shinshu University (Japan)) *Ryusuke Futamura1, Yuma
Takasaki1, Taku Iiyama1
PT08-26 Nanotribological properties and molecular structureof oil-based agents in lubricating oils (1. Doshisha University(Japan), 2. Kobe Steel, Ltd. (Japan)) *Yukiko Onishi1,
Takashi Matsuoka1, Hidetoshi Sakamoto1, Hironobu
Nakanishi2
PT08-27 Influence of probe hardness in microstructure
friction measurements (1. Grad., Chitose Ins. of Sci, and Tech.
(Japan)) *Masanaru Nosaka1, Yuji Hirai1, Masatsugu
Shimomura1
PT08-28 The low friction shape-memory micro spikes
vulcanized rubber (1. Graduate school of Photonics Science,
Chitose Institute of Science and Technology (Japan), 2. RIES,
Hokkaido University (Japan), 3. R&D Center, The Yokohama
Rubber Co., Ltd. (Japan), 4. IMRAM, Tohoku University(Japan)) *Shun Uemura1, Yuji Hirai1, Yasutaka Matsuo2,
Takahiro Okamatsu3, Toshihiko Arita4, Masatsugu
Shimomura1
PT08-29 Grazing Incidence X-ray Fluorescence Analysis
Using Weak White X-rays (1. Tokyo University of Science(Japan)) *Masato Kimura1, Shinsuke Kunimura1
PT08-30 Selective O2 sorption based on a gate phenomenonof ELM-11 (1. Chiba University (Japan), 2. Nippon SteelCorporation (Japan)) *Ryoichi Koyama1, Hiroshi Kajiro2,
Hirofumi Kanoh1
PT08-31 Halide effects on the formation of gold micro- andnanostructures (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan))*Siyang Cui1, Ke-Hsuan Wang1, Yoshiro Imura1, Takeshi
Kawai1
PT08-32 Gap mode induced photocatalytic reaction of pmethyl thiophenol and related molecules (1. Graduate Schoolof Saitama University (Japan)) *Kanae Tabei1, Keitaro Akai,
Masayuki Futamata1
PT08-33 Effect of External Electric Field on the Charging of
the Graphite-PVdF Composite Powders in the Electrostatic
Screen Printing System (1. Toyota central R&D Labs., Inc.
(Japan)) *Ayaka Yonaga1, Takuro Matsunaga1, Masaaki
Tani1, Hiroshi Nakamura1
PT08-34 O2 adsorption by Nanostructured Magnetite-Carbon
composite (1. Chiba University (Japan)) *Yuto Hirano1,
Hirofumi Kanoh1
PT08-35 Pore size control of porous carbon particles coatedwith polymer by electron beam graft polymerization (1. Dept.
of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Tokyo Univ. of Sci. (Japan),
2. Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., Ltd. (Japan), 3. RIST, Tokyo
Univ. of Sci. (Japan)) *Ryo Suzuki1, Toshifumi Tojo1, Tatsuo
Aikawa2, Isao Shitanda1,3, Takeshi Kondo1,3, Makoto Yuasa1,3
PT08-36 Surface Treatment Using Discharge Plasma Induced
by a Pyroelectric Crystal (1. Tokyo University of Science(Japan)) *Sosuke Hamada1, Shinsuke Kunimura1
PT08-37 A hybrid photocatalyst consisting of monoclinic
bismuth vanadate and bis (acetylacetonato)copper(II) complex
for hydrogen peroxide synthesis (1. Graduate School of
Science and Engineering, Kindai University (Japan), 2.
Environmental Research Laboratory, Kindai University(Japan), 3. Faculty of Science and Engineering, Kindai
University (Japan), 4. Kyoto Institute of Technology (Japan))*Takeshi Kunimoto1, Miwako Teranishi2, Shin-ichi Naya2,
Hisayoshi Kobayashi4, Musashi Fujishima3, Hiroaki Tada1,2,3
PT08-38 Preparation of Size Controlled Platinum Clusters
Catalysts Aiming for Automotive Exhaust Gas Purification (1.
Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2. Johnson Matthey
Japan (Japan)) *Nobuyuki Shimizu1, Kanako Funai1, Ryo
Kaneko1, Wataru Kurashige2, Tokuhisa Kawawaki1, Shuhei
Nagaoka2, Yuichi Negishi1
PT08-39 Toward High Sensitive Dopamine Detection byIntegrating Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS)
Spectroscopy with Electrochemical Approach (1. Departmentof Materials Science and Engineering, National Taiwan
University (Taiwan)) *Shu Yun Hsiao1, Shyh Chyang Lou1
PT08-40 Preparation and characterization of magnetic
nanostructured silicon (1. Chiba University (Japan)) *Mizuki
Inoue1, Hirofumi Kanoh1
PT08-41 Oxygen Evolution Catalyzed by Iron Oxyhydroxide
Micro/Nanostructured film (1. Tokyo Univ. of Sci. (Japan))*Genta Watanabe1, KeHsuan Wang1, Yoshiro Imura1,
Takeshi Kawai1
PT08-42 Molecular Mechanisms of Functional Polymer
Binders at the Electrolyte-Cathode Interface within Lithium
Ion Battery (1. National Cheng Kung University (Taiwan))*Chan-En Fang1
PT08-43 From Lying Chain Molecules into Nanoflatcables.
Transformation in Physisorbed Monolayers on Graphite(0001) (1. Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology(Japan), 2. Kitasato University (Japan)) *Hayato Sanada1,
Yuichiro Asoma1, Hiroyuki Ozaki1, Masashi Hasegawa2[T9] Biocolloids, Biomaterials, Biointerfaces andBiomimetics
PT09-01 Nanogels of Zwitterionic Polymer-ConjugatedPotently Inhibit Amyloid β-Protein Fibrillogenesis (1. Tianjin
University (China)) Guangfu Zhao1, Fengjuan Qi1, Yan Sun1,*Xiaoyan Dong1
PT09-02 Study on nanoimprint technology of plant structurewith super water repellent structure (1. Litho Tech Japan
Corporation (Japan), 2. Ritsumeikan University (Japan))*Atsushi Sekiguchi1, Tomoki Nishino2, Hiroshi Tanigawa2
PT09-03 Superhydrophobic surface mimicking the surface
structures of termite wing showing dual wettability (1.
Ryukoku University (Japan), 2. Asahikawa Medical
University (Japan), 3. Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life
Sciences (Japan), 4. RIKEN (Japan)) *Ryo Nishimura1,
Hiroyuki Mayama2, Satoshi Yokojima3,4, Shinichiro
Nakamura4, Kingo Uchida1
PT09-04 Organic-inorganic Hybrid Particles Made from
Biodegradable Coacervate Droplets for Bone Tissue
Engineering (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2. Osaka
university (Japan)) *Syuuhei Komatsu1, Shuhei Abe1, TakaAki Asoh2, Akihiko Kikuchi1
PT09-05 Controlling nanomaterials and their interfaces fornanomedicine applications (1. Universite de Paris (France))*Jean-Francois Berret1
PT09-06 The Effect of Surface Potential on Specific andNonspecific Interaction with Phosphorylcholine Groups (1.
National Taiwan University (Taiwan)) *Jhih Guang Wu1,
Shyh Chyang Luo1
PT09-07 Solid-State NMR as a Powerful Tool for theCharacterization of Peptide Functionalized SilicaNanochannels Mimicking Biological Hybrid Materials (1.

Technische Universitaet Darmstadt (Germany)) *Martin
Brodrecht1, Bharti Kumari1, Hergen Breitzke1, Torsten
Gutmann1, Gerd Buntkowsky1
PT09-08 Enhanced Function of Chondrocytes in Degradable
IPN gel by Accelerating Spatial Motility of Chemically
Conjugated Growth Factor via PEG Linker in Hydrogel (1.
Graduate School of Science, Tokyo University of Science(Japan), 2. Faculty of Engineering, Yokohama National
University (Japan), 3. Faculty of Science, Tokyo University of
Science (Japan), 4. National Institute of Technology, Oyama
College (Japan), 5. Water Frontier Science and Technology
Research Center, Research Institute for Science andTechnology, Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Shohei
Ishikawa1, Hiro Yamaguchi1, Kazutoshi Iijima2, Shigehito
Osawa3, Michihiro Iijima4, Hidenori Otsuka1,3,5
PT09-09 Hybrid Isotropic and Janus Particles with
Immobilized Enzymes for Catalytic Applications (1. Leibniz
Institute of Polymer Research Dresden, Functional Particles
and Interfaces Group (Germany), 2. Institute of Physical
Chemistry of Polymeric Materials, Dresden University ofTechnology (Germany), 3. Institute of Biochemistry, Dresden
University of Technology (Germany), 4. Sächsisches
Textilforschungsinstitute.V.(Germany))*Claudia
Marschelke1,2, Dorina Köpke3, Anke Matura3, Marco Sallat4,
Alla Synytska1,2
PT09-10 Optical properties of green lacewing wings withsurface nanostructure (1. Yamagata University (Japan), 2.
Aoyama Gakuin University (Japan), 3. Ritsumeikan
University (Japan)) *Kazunari Yoshida1, Leona Takahashi2,
Akito Takashima2, Yasuhiro Fujii3, Izumi Nishio2
PT09-11 Morphological and Mechanical Characterization of
Synthetic ECM to Suppress Cancer Metastasis (1. OIST(Japan)) Sona Roy1, *Sachie Yukawa1, William Cortes1, Ryo
Kanno1, Ye Zhang1

and dried egg white proteins (1. Junior College at Mishima,
Nihon University (Japan)) *Naoko Yuno-Ohta1, Aoi
Saegusa1, Manami Shinozaki1, Mayumi Hoshiko1, Emi
Ohtake1
PT09-17 Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering Nanoplatforms
for Ultra-sensitive Chemical and Biological Detections (1.
National Cheng-Kung University (Taiwan)) *Chih-Chia
Huang1
PT09-18 Preparation of Hydroxyapatite Composite Materials
Utilizing Peptides for Improving Osseointegration (1. Tokyo
University of Science (Japan), 2. Keio University (Japan))*Shun Tanaka1, Yusuke Yataka1, Kazutoshi Iijima1,
Teruhiko Matsubara2, Toshinori Sato2, Mineo Hashizume1
PT09-19 Suppression of the Formation of Interdigitated
Structure in Ether-Linked Phosphatidylcholine Bilayer by
Cholesterol (1. Tokushima University (Japan)) *Nobutake
Tamai1, Takuya Izumikawa1, Maiko Uemura1, Masaki Goto1,
Hitoshi Matsuki1
PT09-20 Preparation of Hydroxyapatite-Nonwoven Silica
Fiber Composite Substrates and Their Effects on
Mesenchymal Stem Cells as Bone-Like Scaffolds (1. Tokyo
University of Science (Japan), 2. Yokohama National
University (Japan)) *Yasuyuki Okano1, Shohei Ishikawa1,
Kazutoshi Iijima2, Yusuke Yataka1, Hidenori Otsuka1, Mineo
Hashizume1
PT09-21 Direct observation of protein in carbon nano test tube
by TEM (1. National Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology (Japan), 2. Neutron Science and Technology
Center, Comprehensive Research Organization for Scienceand Society (CROSS)(Japan), 3. Institute of Multidisciplinary
Research for Advanced Materials, Tohoku University (Japan))*Tracy T Chuong1, Hiroki Iwase2, Takashi Kyotani3, Tetsuji
Itoh1

PT09-12 Micro-/Nanoscale structure of infant water strider (1.
Osaka University (Japan), 2. Asahikawa Medical University(Japan)) *Kaoru Uesugi1, Hiroyuki Mayama2, Keisuke
Morishima1

PT09-22 Ultra-sensitive assay of enzymatic hydrolysis ofwater-insoluble substrates by using an inkjet patterning device(1. Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology(Japan)) *Mikiko Tsudome1, Shigeru Deguchi1

PT09-13 Medical flow path sensor for dielectric measurement(1. College of Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan
University (Japan), 2. The Research Organization of Scienceand Technology, Ritsumeikan University (Japan), 3. AXISNET INC(Japan), 4. Department of Chemistry, Asahikawa
Medical University (Japan), 5. JR West Japan Consultants
Company (Japan)) *Ko Ishibashi1, Kouki Kawakami1,
Hiroshi Tanigawa2, Takayoshi Ueda3, Hiroyuki Mayama4,
Kenichi Kuribayashi5, Mizuho Okamoto5, Tomoki Nishino1

PT09-23 High oxidation state metal hollow nanoparticle as anultra-strong bactericide (1. National Pingtung University(Taiwan)) *Mei-Yi Liao1

PT09-14 Preparation of Cationic Gel Particles That Degrade
under Reducing Environments (1. Department of Chemistry
and Materials Engineering, Kansai University (Japan), 2.
ORDIST, Kansai University (Japan)) *Shun Fujisawa1,
Akifumi Kawamura1,2, Takashi Miyata1,2
PT09-15 Basic Study of Measurement System for ParticleMixed Solution Flowing in a Small Diameter Tube (1. Collegeof Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University (Japan),
2. The Research Organization of Science and Technology,
Ritsumeikan University (Japan), 3. AXIS NET INC.(Japan),
4. Department of Chemistry, Asahikawa Medical University(Japan), 5. JR West Japan Consultants Company (Japan))*Kouki Kawakami1, Ko Ishibashi1, Hiroshi Tanigawa2,
Takayoshi Ueda3, Hiroyuki Mayama4, Kenichi Kuribayashi5,
Mizuho Okamoto5, Tomoki Nishino1
PT09-16 Effect of aqueous ethanol pre-treatment onrheological properties and secondary structure of milk whey

PT09-24 Controlling of Liquid Transport Velocity of
Bioinspired Open-type Micro-blade Arrays (1. Graduate
School of Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology(Japan)) *Rikima Kuwada1, Taro Yao1, Koji Muto1, Daisuke
Ishii1
PT09-25 Preparation of Amphiphilic Block Copolymer
Assembly/Calcium Phosphate Hybrids in Simulated Body
Fluids (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Kanaho
Yamaguchi1, Yusuke Yataka1, Kazutoshi Iijima1, Mineo
Hashizume1
PT09-26 Complex Formation of Polyphenol Compounds with
Polysaccharides (1. Department of Innovative Systems
Engineering, Nippon Institute of Technology (Japan), 2.
Department of Applied Chemistry, Nippon Institute ofTechnology (Japan)) *Namiki Asano1, Kenichi Niikura2
PT09-27 Zwitterionic Peptide Probe Selected through in vitro
Ribosome Display for Electrochemical Protein Sensing (1.
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National
Taiwan University (Taiwan), 2. Emergent Bioengineering
Materials Research Team, RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter
Science (Japan)) *Mi Chin1, Seiichi Tada2, Min-Han Tsai1,
Yoshihiro Ito2, Shyh-Chyang Luo1

PT09-28 Lanthanide Composite Polymer Colloid with Opticaland Magnetic Properties (1. Graduate School of Science andEngineering, Chiba University (Japan), 2. Graduate School ofEngineering,
Chiba
University(Japan))*Mikiya
Yamamoto1, Keiki Kishikawa2, Michinari Kohri2

PT09-39 Metabolism change of Proteus mirabilis withdifferentiation into Swarmer cells (1. Tokyo University ofTechnology Graduate School Bionics Program (Japan), 2.
Tokyo University of Technology (Japan)) *Ryota
Shimozato1, Taro Urase2, Satoshi Sasaki2

PT09-29 Full-Colored Magnetic Colloidal Particles Based on
a Holmium-Coordinated Polymer (1. Graduate School of
Science and Engineering, Chiba University (Japan), 2.
Graduate School of Engineering, Chiba University (Japan))*Kotona Kohaku1, Keiki Kishikawa2, Michinari Kohri2

PT09-40 Direct translocation of negatively charged
nanoparticle across negatively charged cell membrane (1.
Osaka Prefecture University (Japan)) *Yoko Ikeda1, Hideya
Nakamura1, Shuji Ohsaki1, Satoru Watano1

PT09-30 Characterization of Polysaccharide Composite Films
Prepared via Polyion Complex Particles (1. Yokohama
National University (Japan)) *Makoto Yamazaki1, Kazutoshi
Iijima1
PT09-31 Controlling self-healing rate of chitosan-basedhydrogel using both of Schiff base and amide bonds for crosslinking (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Kazuki
Kudo1, Shohei Ishikawa1, Shigehito Osawa1, Hidenori
Otsuka1
PT09-32 Fabrication of micropatterned subatrate for forming
and collecting spheroids based on phase transition of spincoated thermo-resposive polymer (1. Graduate School of
Science, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2. Faculty of
Science, Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Kota
Miyanaga1, Shohei Ishikawa1, Shigehito Osawa1,2, Hidenori
Otsuka1,2
PT09-33 Characterization of lipid nanodiscs formed by selfassembly of cyclic peptide biosurfactant "surfactin" (1.
Research Institute for Chemical Process Technology (CPT),
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology (AIST)(Japan), 2. New business Development
Division, KANEKA Corporation (Japan), 3. Faculty of
Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Science(Japan)) *Ryodai Moriyama1, Toshiaki Taira1, Tadao Tsuji2,
Satohiro Yanagisawa2, Kenichi Sakai3, Hideki Sakai3,
Tomohiro Imura1
PT09-34 Formation of lipid nanodiscs from antimicrobialmodel peptides with different hydrophilic/lipophilic facebalance (1. Faculty of Science and Technology, Tokyo
University of Science (Japan), 2. Research Institute for
Chemical Process Technology (CPT), National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)(Japan))*Shusei Yamamoto1,2, Toshiaki Taira2, Masaaki Akamatsu1,
Kenichi Sakai1, Hideki Sakai1, Tomohiro Imura2
PT09-35 Estimating Protein Adsorption Free Energy atInterface from Molecular Dynamics Simulations (1. National
Cheng Kung University (Taiwan)) *Yun-Chi Wu1
PT09-36 Sinking-Floating Control on a HydrophilicHydrophobic Pattern Mimicking a Surface of Dixidae Larvae's
Abdomen (1. Graduate School of Engineering, Nagoya
Institute of Technology (Japan)) *Naoya Tagata1, Daisuke
Ishii1
PT09-37 Synthesis of Polymer Segment Grafting Multiple
Metal Complexes via Polymerization of the Pre-formed
Monomer Metal Complexes (1. Graduate School of Science,
Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2. Department ofApplied Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Tokyo University of
Science (Japan)) *Sosuke Kurokawa1, Shigehito Osawa1,2,
Hidenori Otsuka1,2
PT09-38 Hydration of Organonitriles Catalyzed by Colloidal
Ruthenium Catalysts derived form Leptothrix Bacteria (1.
Okayama University (Japan)) *Toshiyuki Oshiki1, Tatsuma
Shiotsu1, Makoto Nakanishi1

PT09-41 Contrasting change upon BSA denaturation of
hydration numbers determined by THz spectroscopy and DSC(1. University of Tsukuba (Japan)) *Ayumi Kaneko1, Mafumi
Hishida1, Yasuhisa Yamamura1, Kazuya Saito1
PT09-42 Permeation mechanism analysis of cell penetrating
peptides using flow cytometer (1. Faculty of Science andTechnology, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2. ResearchInstitute for Science and Technology, Tokyo University of
Science (Japan)) *Kiichi Yokoyama1, Kazuki Tanaka1,
Masaaki Akamatsu1, Kenichi Sakai1,2, Hideki sakai1,2,Kazutami Sakamoto1,2
PT09-43 Experimental investigation of nanoparticle
translocation across cell membrane under weak electric
potential (1. Osaka Prefecture University (Japan)) *Masataka
Hata1, Hideya Nakamura1, Shyuji Ohsaki1, Satoru Watano1
PT09-44 High-sensitivity DSC study on human stratum
corneum from a single individual (1. Kyoto Institute ofTechnology (Japan)) *Satsuki Uchiumi1, Soichi Tatsumi1,
Haruhiko Yao1

[T10] Colloids and Energy
PT10-01 Double Promoter Enhanced Mixed Methane-THF
Hydrate Formation at Higher Temperature and Low Pressure(1. The Petroleum and Petrochemical College, Chulalongkorn
University (Thailand), 2. National University of Singapore(Singapore), 3. Center of Excellence in Petrochemical
Materials Technology (PETROMAT)(Thailand), 4. UOP, A
Honeywell Company (USA)) *Katipot Inkong1, Hari
Prakash Veluswamy2, Pramoch Rangsunvigit1,3, Santi
Kulprathipanja4
PT10-02 Polyimines with Electron-withdrawing Groups inMain Chain: Synthesis and Hole-Buffering Application in
Polymer LEDs (1. National Cheng Kung University,
Department of Chemical Engineering (Taiwan)) *Yun Chen1,
Yu-Lin Jheng1, Sheng-Fong Lin1
PT10-03 Highly efficient and selective extraction/backextraction of platinum group metals by ionic liquids withdesigned amino moieties (1. Tohoku University (Japan))*Chisato Hanzawa1, Mizuho Yabushita1, Kiyoshi Kanie1,
Atsushi Muramatsu1
PT10-04 Effect of Pt Loading on the Adsorption of Perfluorosulfonic Acid Ionomer in Catalyst Ink for Polymer Electrolyte
Fuel Cells (1. TOYOTA CENTRAL R&D LABS.,
INC.(Japan)) *Wataru Yoshimune1, Masahi Harada1
PT10-05 Enhanced Thermoelectric Performance of n-type
Carbon Nanotube Material: Conjunctive Effect of Electron
Donating
Copolymer
andStructural
IsomerDiphenylhydrazine (1. Department of Applied Chemistry,
Sanyo-Onoda City University (Japan), 2. Professor Emeritus,
Tokyo University of Science Yamaguchi(Japan)) *Shinichi
Hata1, Jin Tomotsu1, Kanto Maeshiro1, Yukihide Shiraishi1,
Naoki Toshima2
PT10-06 Heterostructured Cu-Ni selenide nanocrystals
formed by cation exchange reaction as efficient wateroxidation catalyst (1. Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto

University (Japan), 2. Graduate School of Science, Kyoto
Univeristy (Japan)) *Masaki Saruyama1, Sungwon Kim2,
Hiroki Mizuno2, Toshiharu Teranishi1
PT10-07 Effects of Amino Acids on Methane Hydrate
Formation at Mild Conditions for Natural Gas Storage
Applications (1. Petroleum and Petrochemical College,
Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), 2. Center of Excellence
on Petrochemical Materials Technology (PETROMAT),
Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), 3. UOP, A Honeywell
Company (USA)) *Kan Jeenmuang1, Katipot Inkong1,
Pramoch Rangsunvigit1,2, Santi Kulprathipanja3
PT10-08 Evaluation on the Photocatalytic Rate, Degradation
Processes of Various Types of Dyes Using Nano-TiO2
Dispersion (1. Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan))*Takuya Nohara1, Yasushi Yamamoto1, Akihiro Yoshino1
PT10-09 Characteristics of light wavelengths as a nitriteoxidizing bacteria inhibitor (1. University of Suwon (Korea))*Seo-Hyun Kim1, Ki-Hak Park1, Yun-Bin Hwang1, Mi-Ri
Song1, Keug-Tae Kim1

Chemistry (Japan), 2. Center for Future Chemistry (Japan), 3.
Advanced Transdermal Drug Delivery System Center,
Kyushu University (Japan)) *Qingliang Kong1, Kouki
Higasijima1, Momoko Kitaoka1, Yoshiro Tahara1, Rie
Wakabayashi1, Noriho Kamiya1,2,3, Masahiro Goto1,2,3
PT11-03 Preparation of Temperature-responsive Selfassemblies Composed of Amphiphilic Liquid Crystalline
Polymers and Their Applications as Drug Carriers (1.
Department of Chemistry and Materials Engineering, Kansai
University (Japan), 2. ORDIST, Kansai University (Japan))*Yuki Hirano1, Yasuaki Inoue1, Akifumi Kawamura1,2,
Takashi Miyata1,2
PT11-04
Developmentofmicrobead-supported
proteoliposomes with recombinant membrane receptors using
a baculovirus gene expression system (1. Division ofChemistry for Materials, Graduate School of Engineering, Mie
University (Japan)) *Seiwa Nishio1, Kohei Nakanishi1, Yushi
Isozaki1, Masahiro Tomita1, Kanta Tsumoto1

PT10-10 Conversion of Methane to Methanol Using
Photocatalytic Activity of Mesoporous WO3 with Small
Metal-Cluster Cocatalyst (1. Tokyo University of Science(Japan)) *Marika Aoki1, Yuki Iwamatsu1, Tokuhisa
Kawawaki1, Yuichi Negishi1

PT11-05 Random copolymer grafting oligo. (ethylene
glycol)s and zinc complexes with dipicolylamine to design
polyplex loading plasmid DNA toward gene delivery (1. Dept.
of Chem., Grad. Sch. of Sci., Tokyo Univ. of Sci. (Japan), 2.
Dept. of Appl. Chem., Fac. of Sci., Tokyo Univ. of Sci.
(Japan)) *Sayaka Kubo1, Shigehito Osawa1,2, Hidenori
Otsuka1,2

PT10-11 Application of Boron-Doped Nanodiamond to
Aqueous Supercapacitor device (1. Dept., of Pure and Applied
Chemistry, Tokyo Univ. of Sci., Japan (Japan), 2. Daicel
Corporation (Japan)) *Seiya Sugai1, Kenjo Miyashita1,
Takeshi Kondo1, Masahiro Nishikawa2, Takahiro Tei2,
Toshifumi Tojo1, Makoto Yuasa1

PT11-06 Elucidation of lyoprotective effect of alkyl
carboxybetaines on liposomes (1. Department of Pure andApplied Chemistry, Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2.
RIST., Tokyo University of Science (Japan)) *Toshifumi
Tojo1, Genki Itoh1, Tatsuo Aikawa1, Takeshi Kondo1,2,
Makoto Yuasa1,2

PT10-12 Metal and metal oxide nanoparticles forrechargeable batteries (1. Hokkaido University (Japan), 2.
Chulalongkorn University (Taiwan), 3. Chung Yuan Christian
University (Thailand)) *Mai Thanh Nguyen1, Tetsu
Yonezawa1, Lyn Marie Z. De Juan-Corpuz2, Wei-Ren Liu3,
Soorathep Kheawhom2
PT10-13 Improvement of Water-Splitting Photocatalytic
Activity Using Au25 Alloy Cluster Cocatalyst Doped with Pd
or Pt (1. Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 2. Tokyo
Metropolitan University (Japan)) *Kosuke Wakamatsu1,
Yuki Kataoka1, Tokuhisa Kawawaki1, Akihide Iwase1, Seiji
Yamazoe2, Akihiko Kudo1, Yuichi Negishi1

PT11-07 The Inhibitory effects of gold nanoparticles on
VEGF-A-induced cell migration in choroid-retina endothelial
cells (1. Fu Jen Catholic University (Taiwan)) *Chi-Feng
Hung1, Chi-Ming Chan1, Hsin-Ju Li1
PT11-08 Transcutaneous delivery of peptide antigen using areverse micellar drug carrier: an effect of monoacyl glycerol
as a permeation enhancer (1. Department of Applied
Chemistry, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyushu
University (Japan), 2. Kobayashi Phamaceutical Co., Ltd.
(Japan)) *Shuto Kozaka1, Takahiro Nakata2, Taro Ueda2,
Masahiro Goto1

PT10-14 Oxygen evolution reaction catalyzed by CuOelectrocatalyst derived from 1 nm sized Cu-based colloidal
clusters (1. TOYOTA CENTRAL R&D LABS., INC. (Japan))*Teppei Nishi1, Shunsuke Sato1, Takeo Arai1, Takeshi
Morikawa1

PT11-09 Fabrication of biodegradable disc-shaped particles
carrying antibiotics for pulmonary delivery (1. Graduate
School of Engineering, Tokai University (Japan), 2.
Micro/Nano Technology Center, Tokai University (Japan))*Pinyo Mekwatanakarn1, Shota Yoshida1, Yosuke
Okamura1,2

PT10-15 Size Controlled Rhodium Oxide Cocatalysts forHighly Active Water-Splitting Photocatalysts (1. Tokyo
University of Science (Japan), 2. Tokyo Metropolitan
University (Japan)) *Shuhei Ozaki1, Yutaro Mori1, Tokuhisa
Kawawaki1, Akihide Iwase1, Seiji Yamazoe2, Akihiko Kudo1,
Yuichi Negishi1

PT11-10 Fabrication and evaluation of liposomes for liver
fibrosis treatment (1. Graduate School of Engineering, Tokai
University (Japan), 2. Micro/Nano Technology Center, Tokai
University (Japan)) *Miyu Tanahashi1, Shota Yoshida1,
Yosuke Okamura1,2

PT11-01 Preparation of Multi-stimuli-responsive Gel
Particles by Soap-free Emulsion Polymerization for DDS
Carriers (1. Department of Chemistry and Materials
Engineering, Kansai University (Japan), 2. ORDIST, Kansai
University (Japan)) *Akifumi Kawamura1,2, Ayaka Harada1,
Takashi Miyata1,2

PT11-11 Erythrocyte membrane-coated nanoparticles: abiomimeting optimization study by experimental design (1.
Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Coimbra (Portugal), 2.
Centre for Neurosciences and Cell Biology, University of
Coimbra (Portugal), 3. Coimbra Chemistry Centre, Universityof Coimbra (Portugal)) João Basso1,2, Maria Mendes1,2,
Jéssica Silva1,2, João Sousa1,3, Alberto Pais3, *Carla
Vitorino1

PT11-02 Transcutaneous immunotherapy of pollinosis using
solid-in-oil
nanodispersions
loadedwithpollengalactomannan conjugate (1. Department of Applied

PT11-12 Serinol-based nanostructured lipid nanoparticles forglioblastoma treatment (1. Faculty of Pharmacy, University of
Coimbra (Portugal), 2. Centre for Neurosciences and Cell

[T11] Nanomedicine and Pharmaceutical ScienceBiology (CNC), University of Coimbra (Portugal), 3. Coimbra
Chemistry Center, Department of Chemistry, University of
Coimbra (Portugal), 4. Institute for Advanced Chemistry ofCatalonia (IQAC-CSIC)(Spain), 5. Networking Center on
Bioengineering, Biomaterials and Nanomedicine (CIBERBBN)(Spain)) Maria Mendes1,2, João Basso1,2, Jéssica Silva1,2,João Sousa1,3, Santiago Grijalvo4,5, Ramon Eritja4,5, Alberto
Pais3, *Carla Vitorino1,2,3
PT11-13 Batch-to-batch variability of semisolid topical drug
products (1. Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Coimbra(Portugal), 2. Coimbra Chemistry Center, Department ofChemistry, University of Coimbra (Portugal), 3. Laboratórios
Basi, Mortágua (Portugal), 4. Centre for Neurosciences andCell Biology (CNC), University of Coimbra (Portugal))
Margarida Miranda1,2, Alberto Pais2, Catarina Cardoso3,*Carla Vitorino1,2,4
PT11-14 The interaction of colloidal particles with humanhemoglobin: photoexcitation effect (1. Lomonosov Moscow
State University (Russia)) *Mariya Gogoleva1, Boris
Yakimov1, Evgeny Shirshin1
PT11-15 Monoclonal antibody conjugated liposomal
nanoparticles encapsulating siRNA/multifunctional peptidenanocomplex (1. Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life
Sciences (Japan), 2. Juntendo University (Japan)) *Yuuki
Takashima1, Shogo Nishida1, Bunta Yamauchi1, Keisuke
Segami1, Yutaka Fujii1, Yuta Adachi1, Hisako Ibaraki1, Yasuo
Seta1, Takeshi Fukuhara2
PT11-16 The reduction of neutrophilic inflammation and therelated pulmonary injury can be modulated by the droplet sizeof anti-inflammatory nanoemulsions (1. Department ofAnesthesiology, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital (Taiwan), 2.
Graduate Institute of Biomedical Sciences, Chang Gung
University (Taiwan), 3. Graduate Institute of Natural Products,
Chang Gung University (Taiwan), 4. Institute ofMacromolecular Chemistry, Czech Academy of Sciences(Czech Republic), 5. Department of Analytical Chemistry,
Faculty of Science, Charles University (Czech Republic))
Huang-Ping Yu1, Fu-Chao Liu1, Cheng-Yu Lin2, Ani Umoro3,Jiří Trousi4,5, Jia-You Fang1,2,3, *Tsong-Long Hwang1,2,3

University of Science (Japan)) *Yawara Sengoku1, Shinsuke
Kunimura1
PT12-06 Structural analysis of pharmaceutical emulsions
obtained by the liquid crystal emulsification (1. Central R&D
Laboratories, Kobayashi Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (Japan), 2.
Research Institute for Electronic Science, Hokkaido
University (Retired)(Japan)) *Yozo Kudo1, Shunsuke
Takane1, Kaoru Tsujii2, Akira Uno1
PT12-07 Multiple Levers of Lamellar Gel Network in Hair
Conditioners for Broad Spectrum of Sensorial Performance (1.
Singapore Innovation Center, Procter & Gamble (Singapore),
2. Brussels Innovation Center, Procter & Gamble (Belgium))*Toshiyuki Iwata1, Chetan Yagnik1, Nobuaki Matsuoka1,
Pierre Verstraete2
PT12-08 Application of threadlike micelle to inorganic
slurries (1. R&D - Performance Chemicals Research, Kao
Corporation (Japan)) *Kouji Koyanagi1
PT12-09 What Makes Rice Flour Surface Active (1.
Hiroshima University, Graduate School of Integrated Sciencesfor Life (Japan)) *Masumi Villeneuve1, Yukari Kuga1[S1] How Can Colloid and Interface Chemistry
Contribute to Global Sustainability–Surfactants, Water
and Energy–
PS01-01 Crosslinking agent/initiator-free polymer-gel
synthesis by using in-liquid plasma method (1. Sophia
University (Japan)) *Seiya Sawada1, Satoshi Horikoshi1
PS01-02 Oxide-encapsulated Sn-based Phase Change
Material Particles for Thermal Energy Storage (1. Hokkaido
University (Japan)) *Tetsu Yonezawa1, Shilei Zhu1, Mai
Thanh Nguyen1
PS01-03 Surface tension of mixtures of Surfactants withpolyacrylamide (1. al-Fabafi Kazakh National University(Kazakhstan), 2. Kazakh-British Technical University(Kazakhstan), 3. China University of Petroleum (China))*Zhanar B. Ospanova1, Nurgeldi Abeu1, Saule B. Aidarova2,
Kenzhebek Ibrashev2, Kang Wanli3[T12] Application of Colloids–Cosmetics, Detergents,
Household Products, Foods and Paints[S2] Creation and Application of Two Dimensional
Atomic and Molecular Materials and Devises

PT12-01 Spraying and Adhesion Characteristics of Foaming
Agents for a Foam Decontamination (1. Korea Atomic Energy
Research Institute (Korea)) *Chong-Hun Jung1, In-Ho
Yoon1, Seon-Byeong Kim1, Byum-Kyung Seo1

PS02-01 Analysis of ion channel functions using artificial
bilayer lipid membranes (1. Tohoku University (Japan), 2.
Tohoku Fukushi University (Japan)) *Madoka Sato1, Ryo
Yokota1, Yusuke Tsuneta1, Miki Kato1, Daichi Yamaura1,
Daisuke Tadaki1, Maki Komiya1, Hideki Yamamoto1, Michio
Niwano2, Ayumi Hirano-Iwata1

PT12-02 Improvement of stability to oxidation of walnut oil
and ginger essential oil by encapsulation (1. Universitat deBarcelona (Spain)) Diego Milian1, Sharmaine Atencio1,
Esther Santamaria1, Alicia Maestro1, Jose Maria Gutierrez1,*Carmen Gonzalez Azon1
PT12-03 Characteristic changes of aqueous solutions ofhydroxycitric acid derivative with neutralization and analysisof their micellar structure (1. NIPPON MENARDCOSMETIC CO., LTD. (Japan), 2. Nagoya Institute ofTechnology (Japan)) *Takayuki Yamada1, Tsuyoshi
Yamaguchi1, Hiroyuki Asano1, Hitoshi Sawada1, Katsuhiro
Yamamoto2
PT12-04 Technology for reducing paint-spatter in roller
coating by rheology control (1. Nippon Paint Holdings Co.,
Ltd. (Japan)) *Satoshi Ishida1
PT12-05 Fiber Analysis Using a Combination of Raman
Spectroscopy and X-ray Fluorescence Analysis (1. Tokyo

PS02-02 Evaluation and control of substrate-induced
membrane potential in supported lipid bilayer (1. Toyohashi
University of Technology (Japan)) *Junichi Sato1, Ryugo
Tero1
PS02-03 Supported lipid bilayers of Escherichia coli lipids
containing diacylglycerol (1. Toyohashi University ofTechnology (Japan)) *Yasuhiro Kakimoto1, Ryugo Tero1[S3] Membranous and Membraneless Interfaces:
Towards Artificial Cellular Complexity
PS03-01 Microgel spontaneous buckling by internal
heterogeneity (1. Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology (Japan), 2. Ochanomizu University (Japan), 3.
The University of Tokyo (Japan)) *Keisuke Koyanagi1,
Kazue Kudo2, Miho Yanagisawa3
PS03-02 Molecular diffusion inside polymer microdroplets (1.
Institute of Engineering, Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology (Japan), 2. Komaba Institute for Science, The
University of Tokyo. (Japan), 3. Department of Basic Science,
The University of Tokyo (Japan)) *Yuta Kobori1, Chiho
Watanabe2, Miho Yanagisawa2,3
PS03-03 Effects of electric field conditions and voltage
manipulation on
lipid
membrane
formation inelectorofomation (1. Shinshu University (Japan)) Ryuichi
Chiba1, *Daisuke Saeki1, Yukihisa Okumura1
PS03-04 Compartmentalization of lipid menmbrane dome
formed by electroformation using micromanipulation
techniques (1. Shinshu University (Japan)) *Masato Kajiki1,
Daisuke Saeki1, Yukihisa Okumura1[S4] Colloidal Dispersion and Aggregation in Materials
for Sustainability
PS04-01 Sedimentation Particle Size and Porosity Estimation
by Disc Centrifuge (1. CNT-Application Research Center,
AIST (Japan)) *Yuichi Kato1, Takahiro Morimoto1,
Kazufumi Kobashi1, Takeo Yamada1, Toshiya Okazaki1,
Kenji Hata1
PS04-02 Colloidal Stabilization of Quantum Dots in Water by
Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization with Methoxy[oligo.
(ethyleneglycol)] Methacrylate (1. Faculty of Systems
Engineering, Wakayama University (Japan), 2. Faculty ofEngineering, Saitama Institute of Technology (Japan))*Yoshio Nakahara1, Kazuki Machiya1, Hiroki Kunitsu1,
Mutsuo Tanaka2, Setsuko Yajima1
PS04-03 Metallic Core-shell Phase Change Material with Low
Melting Temperature (1. Hokkaido University (Japan))*Tetsu Yonezawa1, Shilei Zhu1, Mai Thanh Nguyen1
PS04-04 Synthesis of Pseudo-Polymer Magnetite
Nanoparticles with Controlled Shapes and Sizes and theApplication to Stimuli Responsive Lyotropic Liquid Crystal
under Magnetic Field (1. Tohoku Univesity (Japan), 2. Sendai
College (Japan)) *Chen Shen1, Masaki Matsubara2, Mizuho
Yabushita1, Sachiko Maki1, Atsushi Muramatsu1, Kiyoshi
Kanie1
PS04-05 Effect of silane coupling agents on copper-based
conductive inks for flexible paper based electronics withenhanced flexibility and environmental durability (1. Kansai
University (Japan)) *Hideya Kawasaki1, Shintaro Sakurai1,
Takuma Uda1
PS04-06 Jellylike Flexible Sensors Containing Pre-aggregatedGold Nanoparticles for Plasmonic Sensing of Repellants (1.
Kyoto University (Japan)) *Takao Fukuoka1, Samir Kumar1,
Kyoto Namura1, Motofumi Suzuki1
PS04-07 Longevous Plasmonic Nanotags for On-doseauthentication of Medical Tablets in Supply Chain Security (1.
Kyoto University (Japan), 2. Archilys (Japan), 3. Doshisha
University (Japan), 4. Universtiy of Hyogo. (Japan)) *Takao
Fukuoka1, Hiroshi Nakanishi2, Yasushige Mori3, Akinobu
Yamaguchi4[S5] Science & Technologies for the Sustainable Space
Colony Life
PS05-01 Ostwald Ripening of Liquid/Liquid Dispersion under
Quasi-microgravity (1. Chiba Institute of Science (Japan), 2.
Tokyo University of Science (Japan), 3. Nikkol Group
Cosmos Technical Center (Japan), 4. Space Carnival (Japan),
5. Kyowa Interface Science (Japan), 6. Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency (Japan), 7. CNR-ICMATE (Italy))*Mami Ozaki1, Masaaki Akamatsu2, Kenichi Sakai2, Hideki
Sakai2, Kazutami Sakamoto2, Takeshi Misono3, Satoru

Hashimoto3, Hirotake Kobayashi4, Masaaki Chiba5, Makoto
Natsuisaka6, Libero Liggieri7, Yuji Yamashita1[S6] Nanopores and/or Nanowindows AssociatedInterface Science (Nano-IS)
PS06-01 Mechanical Properties of Interfacially Treated Single
Wall Carbon Nanotube Fibers (1. Suwa University of Science(Japan), 2. Shinshu University of Science (Japan)) *TaeYamaura1, Katsumi Kaneko2, Shigenori Utsumi1
PS06-02 Mesoscopic cage-like structured single wall carbon
nanotube cryogels (1. Shinshu University (Japan), 2. Nagasaki
University (Japan)) *Yuito Kamijyou1, Radovan Kukobat1,
Dragana Stevic1, Koki Urita2, Iasamu Moriguchi2, Toshio
Sakai1, Katsumi Kaneko1
PS06-03 Copper benzene-1,3,5-tricarboxylate@graphene
oxide composites (1. Budapest University of Technology andEconomics (Hungary), 2. Hungarian Academy of Sciences(Hungary)) *Andrea Doman1, Janos Madarasz1, Szilvia
Klebert2, Gabor Dobos1, Gyorgy Safrany2, Krisztina Laszlo1[S7] New trends of Biological Science Research
Created by Interfacial Structural Analysis - Innovation
for Life Science
PS07-01 Effects of Oxygen Nanobubbles on Proliferation andViability of Lung Cancer and Normal Cell Lines (1. Graduate
School of Environmental Engineering, The University of
Kitakyushu (Japan)) *Soad Abdelmawgood Ahmed1,
SeungWoo Lee1
PS07-02 Biosynthesis of gold nanoparticles in unicellular algaand evaluation of their catalytic potency (1. Tokyo Denki
University (Japan), 2. National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology (Japan)) Chiaki Fujii1,
Kazuki Takanashi1, *Etsuko Shato1, Tomoki Ichinose1,
Kazuhiro Kumagai2, Akiko Hokura1
PS07-03 scICP-MS analysis of gold nanoparticles biosynthesized by unicellular algae (1. Graduate School ofEngineering, Tokyo Denki University (Japan), 2. ResearchInstitute for Material and Chemical Measurement, National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(Japan)) *Tomoki Ichinose1, Koyo Ido1,2, Akiko Hokura1,
Kazuhiro Kumagai2, Shin-ichi Miyashita2, Shin-ichiro Fujii2,
Kazumi Inagaki1,2[S8] Transport Phenomena at the Bio-inspired-Nano
Interface & Environment
PS08-01 Facet-dependent surface charge and Pb2+ adsorption
characteristics of hematite: CD-MUSIC modeling (1.
Huazhong Agricultural University (China)) *Yu Liang1,
Mingxia Wang1, Wenfeng Tan1, Juan Xiong1
PS08-02 Large valving motion of a wide beam using ACelectro-osmotic flows (1. Shinshu University (Japan)) *Yuki
Mizuno1, Hideyuki Sugioka1
PS08-03 Self-periodic motion due to induced charge
electrokinetic phenomena (1. Shinshu University (Japan))*Masato Ishikawa1, Yuya Hanazawa1, Hideyuki Sugioka1
PS08-04 Self-propelled swing motion due to an asymmetricalheat transfer (1. Shinshu Univ. (Japan)) *Mako Kubota1,
Hideyuki Sugioka1
PS08-05 Integrated fluidic circuit using Induced-charge
electro-osmosis (1. Shinshu University (Japan)) *Kenichiro
Okada1, Hideyuki Sugioka1
PS08-06 Al-substitution-induced defect sites enhanceadsorption of Pb2+ on hematite (1. Key Laboratory of Arable

Land Conservation, Ministry of Agriculture, College ofResources and Environment, Huazhong Agricultural
University (China)) *Mingxia Wang1, Yu Liang1, Wenfeng
Tan1
PS08-07 Fabrication of the underwater adhesive material
mimicked by a fish sucker (1. Grad., Chitose Ins. of Sci, andTech. (Japan)) *Shinpei Ootaki1, Yuji Hirai1, Masatsugu
Shimomura1