3rd International Symposium“International Collaboration ResearchBase for Reaction of AtmosphereMarine-Ecosystem Caused by Aerosol”
JSPS Program for Advancing Strategic International Networks toAccelerate the Circulation of Talented Researchers

Place

Hotel Noto Kinpura (Otsusaka, Noto, Hosu, Ishikawa)

Date

October 9 (Mon) ‐10 (Tue), 2017

Organizer

Institute of Nature and Environmental Technology, Kanazawa University(Joint Usage/Research Center selected by MEXT, Japan)

SponsorJapan Society for the Promotion of ScienceMonday, October 9
12:00‐13:00

Registration

13:00‐17:30

Symposium

13:00‐13:10

Opening Remarks
Prof. Kazuichi Hayakawa (Program Director)

13:10‐13:20

Welcome Address
Prof. Koetsu Yamazaki (President of Kanazawa University)

Plenary Lectures

Chair:

Takafumi Seto

13:20‐14:00

Design of Aerosol Measurement: Developments and Opportunities
Prof. Richard C. Flagan (California Institute of Technology)

14:00‐14:40

Atmospheric Aerosols: PMx‐Issue and Visibility
Prof. Wladyslaw W. Szymanski (University of Vienna)

14:40‐15:20

A proposal for collaborative research on urban aerosols in Singapore
Prof. Stephen B. Pointing (Auckland University of Technology/Yale NUS College)

15:20‐16:30

Coffee Break & Poster Presentation

Key Note Lectures

Chair:Seiya Nagao

16:30‐17:00Influences of Continental Anthropogenic Sources on Organic Aerosols in theCoastal Atmosphere of East China
Prof. Min Hu (Peking University)

17:00‐17:30

Biological Monitoring of Exposure to Diesel Exhaust Using Urinary 1‐NitropyreneMetabolites.
Prof. Christopher D. Simpson (Washington University)

18:30‐20:00

Symposium Dinner (with Awarding Ceremony for Posters)

Monday, October 9Poster Presentations
P‐ 1.
Low‐Level of the FDNPP‐derived raidocesium in marine products around the westernJapanese
Ms. Shiori Yamashita (M; Kanazawa University)
P‐ 2.
Radioactivity Variation and Transport Behavior of Radiocesium in the Natusi River after
the Fukushima Dai‐Ichi Nuclear Power Plant Accident
Mr. Toshiki Morokado (M; Kanazawa University)
P‐ 3.

Sedimentation Processes of Radiocesium at Mountain Lakes in Gunma Prefecture, JapanMr. Shohei Miyasaka (M; Kanazawa University)P‐ 4.
3A06 Study on Migration Behavior of Suspended Solids in the Kumaki River Using
Carbon‐Nitrogen Isotope Ratio and Radionuclides
Mr. Ryunosuke Tahara (M; Kanazawa University)
P‐ 5.

Stress Response of Noto Deep Ocean Water in Marine Fishes
Mr. Takahiro Ikari (M; Kanazawa University)P‐ 6.
Effects of α‐Melanocyte‐Stimulating Hormone on Osteoblasts and Osteoclasts in theRegenerating Scales of Goldfish
Mr. Hidenori Ishizu (B; Kanazawa University)
P‐ 7.
Purification and Characterization of the Antibacterial L‐Amino Acid Oxidase in the Red‐
Spotted Grouper Serum
Mr. Yuto Osaka (B; Kanazawa University)
P‐ 8.

Spatial Temporal Variability of PM2.5 in Urban Areas in Rwanda
Mr. Egide Kalisa (D; Auckland University of Technology)

P‐ 9.
Characterization of Individual Ice Residual Particles by the Single Droplet Freezing
Method: A Case Study in the Asian Dust Outflow Region
Mr. Ayumi Iwata (D; Kanazawa University)P‐ 10. The Long‐Term Ground Based Observation of Micro‐Physics and Chemical Compositionof Cloud Condensation Nuclei at Noto Peninsula, Japan
Mr. Kento Kinouchi (D; Kanazawa University)P‐ 11. Investigation on the Factors Involved in the Ice Nucleation Activity of Mineral Dust
Aerosols and the Effect of Atmospheric Aging
Mr. Kohei Tadokoro (M; Kanazawa University)

Monday, October 9

P‐ 12. Meteorological Effects on Long‐Range Transported TSP and PAHs at Noto Peninsula andFukue Island, Japan
Ms. Lu Yang (M; Kanazawa University)P‐ 13.

Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Electrical Mobility of Molecular Cluster Ions
Mr. Tomoya Tamadate (M; Kanazawa University)P‐ 14.

Unipolar Charging of Aerosol by Surface‐Discharge Microprasma
Mr. Ryoki Ito (M; Kanazawa University)P‐ 15.

Characterization of Vertical Structure of Nanoparticles in Fukue Island, Japan
Postdoctoral Fellow Kwangyul Lee (Kanazawa University)P‐ 16. 5‐Year Data of New Particle Formation Under Transboundary Air Pollutants in Fukue
Island, Japan
Postdoctoral Fellow Indra Chandra (Kanazawa University)P‐ 17. Characteristics of Ambient Nanoparticles in East Asian Cities Based on MonitoringCampaigns by East‐Asia Nanoparticle Monitoring Network
Ms. Surapa Hongtieab (M; Kanazawa University)P‐ 18. Investigation into Time Dependency of Staining Process of Microbes for Bio‐aerosol
Online Monitoring
Ms. Suthida Piriyakarnsakul (D; Kanazawa University)P‐ 19. A Cascade Air Sampler for PM0.1 Using a Sharp‐Cut Inertial Filter Combined with anImpactor
Mr. Hideaki Takahashi (M; Kanazawa University)
P‐ 20. Characteristics of Particles Emitted from Wood Biomass Burned under VariousConditions
Mr. Yusuke Okazaki (M; Kanazawa University)P‐ 21. Assessment of Influences of Outdoors Smoking based on Dynamic Analysis of Behaviors
of Smokers and Non‐smokers around an Outdoor Smoking Booth Using a Signal from Handy
PhonesMr. Nuttapon Kumsanlas (B; Kanazawa University)

D: Doctoral student
M: Master student
B: Undergraduate student

Tuesday, October 10

Collaboration Research Reports

Chair:

Masami Furuuchi

08:30‐09:00

Concept of Differential Activation Particle Sampler (DAPS)
Prof. Yoshio Otani (California Institute of Technology‐Kanazawa University)

09:00‐09:30

Development of Samplers for Airborne Nanoparticle Monitoring
Assoc. Prof. Mitsuhiko Hata (University of Vienna‐Kanazawa University)

09:30‐10:00
Collaboration Study between Kanazawa University, Japan, Auckland, New ZealandProf. Kazuichi Hayakawa/Assist. Prof. Toshio Sekiguchi (Auckland University of Technology‐Kanazawa University)

10:30‐10:45

Coffee BreakCollaboration Research Topics

Chair:

Nobuo Suzuki

10:45‐11:05

High Temporal Resolution Analysis of Airborne Microorganisms in NewZealandResearch Fellow Stephen Archer (Auckland University of Technology)

11:05‐11:25

Towards Resolving Aerosol Microbial Community Structures in New Zealand
Senior Research Officer Kevin Lee (Auckland University of Technology)

11:25‐11:45
Animals

Ecotoxicological Analysis of the Influence of Marine Pollutants on Marine
Assist. Prof. Toshio Sekiguchi (Kanazawa University)

11:45‐11:50

Closing Remarks
Prof. Chisato Mukai (Vice President of Kanazawa University)

11:50‐13:00

Lunch