IPS-24/ICARP2024 Young, 27-28th July 2024, Hiroshima, Japan
Time table
Saturday, July 27, 2024
12:00

13:00

13:00

13:10

Registration, Refreshments
Opening Remarks
Session I (Chair: Kei Murata/Kosei Yamauchi)

13:10

13:40

Invited Lecture 1: Yuki Nagashima / Tokyo Institute of Technology
Development of photoinduced reactions utilizing the characteristics of diverse elements

13:40

14:00

Oral 1: Shozo Yanagida / Osaka University
How can perovskite solar cells achieve long-term durability? Prediction and verification using density functional theory-based
molecular modeling (DFT/MM)

14:00

14:2014:20

14:35

Oral 2: Hiromu Kumagai / The University of Tokyo
Introduction of Renewable Fuels to Japan: Concept and Current Situation
Coffee BreakSession II (Chair: Yosuke Kageshima)

14:35

14:50

Student Oral 1: Xinyang Huang / Niigata University
Ligand-assisted fabrication of Transparent Mesoporous FeNiOx Films for Efficient Electrocatalytic Water Oxidation

14:50

15:05

Student Oral 2: Tomohiro Katsuki / Niigata University
Efficient visible-light-driven water oxidation on a Fe-doping SnOx layer deposited on a CuWO4 photoanode

15:05

15:20

Student Oral 3: Fan Feng / Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
High-Performance BiVO4 Photoanodes: Elucidating the Combined Effects of Mo-Doping and Modification with Cobalt
Polyoxometalate

15:20

15:35

15:35

15:50

15:50

16:05

Student Oral 5: Philip Petzoldt / Technical University of Munich
The Benefits of Employing Surface Science in Photocatalysis

16:05

16:20

Student Oral 6: Makoto Ogawa / Kyoto University
Flux-Assisted Synthesis of Layered Perovskite Oxyiodide for Improved Photocatalytic Water Oxidation under Visible Light

16:20

16:35

16:35

16:50

16:50

17:05

Student Oral 8: Dongseb Lee / Kyushu University
Improved Formate Selectivity and Reduced Hydrogen Evolution in Rhodium-Based Photocatalytic CO2 Reduction using HydroxylFunctionalized bpy Ligands

17:05

17:20

Student Oral 9: Su Shu Zhang / Huazhong University of Science and Technology
Identifying and eliminating the interference of surface carbon residues with CO2 conversion on photocatalyst

17:20

17:35

17:35

17:50

17:50

20:00

Student Oral 4: Shinichi Fujiwara / Chuo University
Convolutional Neural Network Prediction of the Photocurrent−Voltage Curve directly from Scanning Electron Microscopic Imagefor Hematite
Coffee BreakSession III (Chair: Yuta Tsubonouchi)

Student Oral 7: Ren Itagaki / Kyoto University
Utilizing Water as an Electron Source for Organic Photoredox Catalysis with Phase-Migrating Electron Mediators in a BiphasicSolution
Coffee BreakSession IV (Chair: Yasuomi Yamazaki)

Student Oral 10: Kengo Nagatsuka / Tokyo University of Science
Photoelectrochemical Green Raw Materials Production from H2O and CO2 under Visible Light Irradiation Using Conductive
Polymer/Metal Sulfide-Composited Photocathodes
Photo Session
Poster Session
Sunday, July 28, 2024

9:30

9:40

Announcement of Award Winner and Celemony
Session V (Chair: Takashi Nakazono)

9:40

10:00

Oral 3: Mitsuo Shoji / University of Tsukuba
O-O bond formation promoted by a phenol radical in a ruthenium complex

10:00

10:20

Oral 4: Yuta Tsubonouchi / Niigata University
Efficient intramolecular O-O bond formation promoted by diruthenium water oxidation catalysts with vicinal aquo and hydroxo
groups

10:20

10:40

Oral 5: Kiyoshi Miyata / Kyushu University
Ultrafast spectroscopy of Photoexcitation and One-Electron Reduction Processes of a CO2 Photoreduction Dyad Catalyst Having
a Zinc(II) Porphyrin Photosensitizer

10:40

11:00

11:00

11:30

Invited Lecture 2: Charles McCrory / University of MichiganElectrochemical CO2 Reduction with Polymer-Catalyst Composites: Translating Polymer-Effects from Aqueous-Phase Batch Cells
to Gas-Fed Flow Electrolyzers

11:30

12:00

Invited Lecture 3: Haiming Zhu / Zhejiang University
Singlet Fission Enhanced Photocharge Generation at Organic/Inorganic Interface

12:00

Coffee BreakSession VI (Chair: Akinobu Nakada / Kiyoshi Miyata)

Closing Remarks

IPS-24/ICARP2024 Young, 27-28th July 2024, Hiroshima, Japan
List of Poster Presentation (Persons with * symbol will be screened for Student Poster Award)
Poster 1Improving BiVO4 as OEP for Z-scheme photocatalyst

Yideng Shen*The University of Adelaide

Poster 2

A Highly Stable Platinum(II)-Dimer-Based Photo-Hydrogen Evolving Molecular Device Showing Improved Visible Light Photocatalytic Activity

Toma Kunikubo*

Kyushu University

Poster 3

Efficient Visible-Light-Driven Water Oxidation by a Carbon Nitride Modified with Cobalt Molecular Catalyst

Yuki Tomita*

Kyushu University

Poster 4

Metal cation doping and surface treatment of Y2Ti2O5S2 photocatalytic particles for improved hydrogen evolution activity

Riku Kumemoto*Shinshu University

Poster 5

Visible-light-responsive photoanodes consisting of La5Ti2AgO7S5 particles doped with aliovalent metal cations for oxygen evolution reaction

Shiino Otsuka*

Shinshu University

Poster 6

Electronic structures and relative stability and in the S2 state of the CaMn4O5 cluster of the OEC by DFT and CC calculations

Koichi Miyagawa

Osaka University

Poster 7

Redox Property of a New Dinuclear Co-NHC Catalyst for CO2 Reduction

Koshiro Chiwata*

Kyushu University

Poster 8

Photo-induced Imine Reduction Catalyzed with an Artificial Photoredox Biocatalyst Constructed by Incorporation of a Xanthene Dye into a Protein Matrix

Ryusei Kano*

Osaka University

Poster 9Real-time observation of electron transfer in TiO2 photoanode modified with molecular ruthenium complexes anchored by pyridine ligands

Masaya Yara*

Kyushu University

Poster 10

Modification of Cobalt-substituted Cytochrome P450 with a Photosensitizer toward Photoinduced Carbon Dioxide Reduction

Taishu Kojima*

Osaka University

Poster 11

Determination of Turnover Frequency in Electrochemical Hydrogen Evolution from Water Catalyzed by a Co-NHC Complex

Masanori Kan*

Kyushu University

Poster 12

Developing a Molecular-Based Photoelectrochemical Cell Consisting of Two Mesoporous TiO2 Electrodes for CO2 Reduction

Yuki Goya*

Kyushu UniversityPoster 13

Highly Efficient Visible Light-Driven Photocatalytic CO2-to-HCOOH Conversion Using Earth-Abundant Metal Porphyrin and P10 Conjugated Polymer

Sunghan Choi

Hiroshima University

Poster 14

Particle Morphology Control of a Layered Oxyhalide Photocatalyst Toward Efficient Water Splitting Under Visible Light

Yasutaka Soga*

Kyoto University

Poster 15

Controlling Carrier Dynamics of Bi-based Oxyhalide Photocatalysts via Introduction of Lanthanide Ions

Yudai Furuta*

Kyoto University

Poster 16

Iridium (III) Complexes Introducing Arylborane Units With Aimed at CO2 Photoreduction Reaction

Takuya Yokoo*

Nagasaki University

Poster 17Factors determining quantum yield of photochemical reduced species of complexes

Naoki Hosokawa*Tokyo Institute of Technology

List of Extended Poster Discussion for Oral Speakers
ExPoster 1

High-Performance BiVO4 Photoanodes: Elucidating the Combined Effects of Mo-Doping and Modification with Cobalt Polyoxometalate

Fan Feng

Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz

ExPoster 2

Utilizing Water as an Electron Source for Organic Photoredox Catalysis with Phase-Migrating Electron Mediators in a Biphasic Solution

Ren Itagaki

Kyoto University

ExPoster 3

Identifying and eliminating the interference of surface carbon residues with CO2 conversion on photocatalyst

Su Shu Zhang

Huazhong University of Science and Technology

ExPoster 4

Improved Formate Selectivity and Reduced Hydrogen Evolution in Rhodium-Based Photocatalytic CO2 Reduction using Hydroxyl-Functionalized bpy Ligands

Dongseb Lee

Kyushu University

ExPoster 5

Flux-Assisted Synthesis of Layered Perovskite Oxyiodide for Improved Photocatalytic Water Oxidation under Visible Light

Makoto Ogawa

Kyoto University

ExPoster 6

Efficient visible-light-driven water oxidation on a Fe-doping SnOx layer deposited on a CuWO4 photoanode

Tomohiro Katsuki

Niigata university

ExPoster 7

Efficient intramolecular O-O bond formation promoted by diruthenium water oxidation catalysts with vicinal aquo and hydroxo groups

Yuta Tsubonouchi

Niigata University

ExPoster 8

Ligand-assisted fabrication of Transparent Mesoporous FeNiOx Films for Efficient Electrocatalytic Water Oxidation

Xinyang Huang

Niigata university

ExPoster 9

The Benefits of Employing Surface Science in Photocatalysis

Philip Petzoldt

Technical University of Munich

ExPoster 10

O-O bond formation promoted by a phenol radical in a ruthenium complex

Mitsuo Shoji

University of Tsukuba

ExPoster 11

Ultrafast spectroscopy of Photoexcitation and One-Electron Reduction Processes of a CO2 Photoreduction Dyad Catalyst Having a Zinc(II) Porphyrin Photosensitizer

Kiyoshi Miyata

Kyushu University

ExPoster 12Introduction of Renewable Fuels to Japan: Concept and Current Situation

Hiromu Kumagai

The University of Tokyo

ExPoster 13

How can perovskite solar cells achieve long-term durability? Prediction and verification using density functional theory-based molecular modeling (DFT/MM)

Shozo Yanagida

Osaka University

ExPoster 14

Convolutional Neural Network Prediction of the Photocurrent­Voltage Curve directly from Scanning Electron Microscopic Image for HematiteShinichi Fujiwara

Chuo university

ExPoster 15

Photoelectrochemical Green Raw Materials Production from H2O and CO2 under Visible Light Irradiation Using Conductive Polymer/Metal Sulfide-Composited Photocathodes

Kengo Nagatsuka

Tokyo University of Science