The 6th Toyota RIKENInternational Workshop
The 6th Toyota1stRIKENInternational Workshop
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New Trends in Solid State Chemistry:from Oxides to Mixed Anion Compounds
November 10 – 12, 2017
Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology
organized by Toyota Physical and Chemical Research Institutehttp://www.mixed-anion.toyotariken.jp/
The quest for new materials is never-ending, and the development of inorganic materials
in particular promises to make possible new technologies that solve many contemporary problems.
Bringing together leading solid-state chemists from a wide range of subfields to discuss theirlatest findings is a vital step in sewing the seeds of new discoveries and ensuring that progress ismade in as timely a fashion as possible.
This meeting aims to foster such developments by focusing on new trends in inorganic
materials research, from mono-anionic systems such as oxides and nitrides to mixed anion
systems such as oxynitrides, oxyfluorides, and oxyhydrides. The range of properties exhibited bythese materials, as well as their uses, is vast, encompassing magnetism, superconductivity, energy
storage, catalysis, sensing and so on, and this will be reflected in the variety of topics covered by
the symposium. Importantly, the meeting will also serve as a forum for discussing future
directions for inorganic materials research.
Chairpersons
Yutaka Ueda (Toyota Physical and Chemical Research Institute)
Hiroshi Kageyama (Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University)
co-organized by

Invited Speakers
Kenneth Poeppelmeier(Northwestern University, USA)James Neilson(Colorado State University, USA)Peter V. Sushko(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA)

Andrew Goodwin(University of Oxford, UK)

Robert J. Cava

(Princeton University, USA)

Artem Abakumov(Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology, Russia)Miguel Á. Alario-Franco(Complutense University of Madrid, Spain)

Chris Pickard(University of Cambridge, UK)

Fumiyasu Oba(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

Zenji Hiroi(The University of Tokyo, Japan)

Hidenori Takagi(The University of Tokyo, Japan)

Kazuhiko Maeda(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

Program
11/10 (Fri.)

11/11 (Sat.)

11/12 (Sun.)

10:30 ~ 17:20

Invited and Contributed talks

17:30 ~

Welcome party

9:00 ~ 15:40

Invited and Contributed talks

16:00 ~ 18:00

Poster session

18:30 ~Banquet

9:00 ~ 13:50

Invited and Contributed talks

14:30 ~ 16:00

Excursion (Museum Tour)

Call for Poster Papers
Absteact
We accept application for poster presentation. Theposter size is A0 (width 841mm × height 1189mm). Abstracts should be submitted as 1 page PDF
file. It will be printed in A4 size (The abstract
sample can be found in “Registration and Abstract”
in http://www.mixed-anion.toyotariken.jp/). Color
format is acceptable. Abstract need to be submitted
via e-mail (see the detail in “Registration” below),
and the abstract file should be less than 20 MB .
Registration
Registration fee is free of charge. To be registeredas an attendee, please send a list of the following
information to mixed-anion@jfcc.or.jp[Name][Affiliation][Poster presentation]: Yes or No (If Yes, please
send your abstract PDF file together.)[Student]: Yes or No[Get-together party (3000JPY or 1500JPY forstudent)]: Yes or No[Banquet (4000JPY or 2000JPY for student)]: Yesor No[Excursion (Museum guided tours) (free ofcharge)]: Yes or No
Abstract deadline: September 11, 2017
Registration deadline: September 11, 2017
Requests for Further Information
Dr. Akihide Kuwabara
Japan Fine Ceramics CenterPhone: +81-52-871-3500 Fax: +81-52-871-3599
e-mail: mixed-anion@jfcc.or.jp