Posters (17:10-18:10, February 20):
1. Identification and structural characterization of metal-oxide powders with energy-resolved
density of electron traps
Akio Nitta
Hokkaido University, Japan

2. Theoretical study of selective mechanochemical activation in chitin hydrolysis
Danjo De Chavez
Hokkaido University, Japan

3. Multielectron-transfer mechanism in heterogeneous photocatalysis based on lightintensity dependence analysis
Shugo Takeuchi
Hokkaido University, Japan

4. Photo-induced β-elimination of an alcohol leading to a vinyl monomer
Hassan Nageh
Hokkaido University, Japan

5. Organic-inorganic hybrid complexes prepared using gallic acid derivatives toward
transparent film with high grass transition temperature
Kanako Aoki
Hokkaido University, Japan

6. Photocatalytic properties of TiO2-coated Au nanoshells
Kanjiro Torigoe
Tokyo University of Science, Japan

7. Reductive transformations of CO2, carboxylic acids and amides into chemicals
Ken-ichi Shimizu
Hokkaido University, Japan

8. Single and dual-modified titania photocatalysts with noble metals for improvement of theirphotocatalytic performance
Kenta Yoshiiri
Hokkaido University, Japan

9. Ultrafast XAFS studies on the photoabsorption processes
Kiyotaka AsakuraHokkaido University, Japan

10. Synthesis of carbon catalyst with vicinal carboxylic acid groups as active sites
Lina Mahardiani
Hokkaido University, Japan

11. Photocatalytic properties of TixCuy nanotubes arrays obtained via anodic oxidation
Magda Kozak
University of Gdansk, Poland

12. Theoretical study of palladium-catalyzed asymmetric hydrosilylation of styrene with helicalpoly(quinoxaline-2,3-diyl) chiral phosphine ligand
Manusada Ratanasak
Hokkaido University, Japan

13. The effect of ionic liquid anion type on the surface properties and photoactivity of TiO 2particles
Marta Paszkiewicz-Gawron
University of Gdansk, Poland14. Incorporation of multinuclear copper active sites into nitrogen-doped carbon forelectrochemical oxygen reduction
Masaru Kato
Hokkaido University, Japan

15. Development of plasmonic photocatalysts with enhanced antimicrobial activity
Maya Endo
Hokkaido University, Japan

16. Selective FDCA formation from HMF by CeO2-supported Au catalyst
Minjune Kim
Hokkaido University, Japan

17. Possibility of multi atom resonance X-ray raman spectroscopy - a new operando low Zelement XAFS method
Natee Sirisit
Hokkaido University, Japan

18. Co-catalytic action of non-noble metal deposits on titania photocatalyst for multielectron
oxygen reduction
Peng Wang
Hokkaido University, Japan

19. Few-layer graphene-TiO2 composite photocatalysts for hydrogen production frommethanol-water solution
Rei Mizuno
Muroran Institute of Technology, Japan

20. Sensing of singlet oxygen using intramolecular electron donor-acceptor dyads
Reiko Kohara
Hokkaido University, Japan

21. Effect of Pt supported hydrophobic mesoporous silica on oxidation of ethylene at low
temperature
Shazia Sharmin Satter
Hokkaido University, Japan

22. Effects of Ag incorporation of in the Cu2ZnSnS4 thin film on its photovoltaic andphotoelectrochemical performances
Shigeru Ikeda
Konan University, Japan

23. Mechanism and kinetic studies on oxidative decomposition of acetic acid on a bismuthmodified titania photocatalyst
Shunsuke Shiba
Hokkaido University, Japan

24. Fate of charge carrier dynamics in perovskite nanocrystal thin films
Sushant Ghimire
Hokkaido University, Japan

25. Synthesis and electrochemical oxygen reduction reaction activity of Pt–Ni alloy nanowires
Tianchi Li
Hokkaido University, Japan

26. Reverse water gas shift reaction using SILP type catalyst
Tomohiro Yasuda
Hokkaido University, JapanII27. Reaction mechanism of DMC formation from CO2 and methanolover CeO2: a DFT study
Toshiyuki Sugiyama
Hokkaido University, Japan

28. Aggregate formation of a near-infrared dye leading to characteristic photo excitation andemission behaviors
Yue Wang
Hokkaido University, Japan

29. Application of fluorescence XAFS using a BCLA to model fuel cell catalysts
Yuki Wakisaka
Hokkaido University, Japan

30. Interparticle charge transfer for methanol dehydrogenation on platinum-loaded titania
particles prepared from P25
Kunlei Wang
Hokkaido University, Japan

31. Effect of the precursor on hydrogenation and visible photocatalytic performance of TiO2Lijuan HanGansu Natural Energy Institute, ChinaIII