Event report

International Symposium on Upcoming
Prominent ENgineering solutions
The International Symposium on Upcoming Prominent ENgineeringsolutions (ISUPEN) was held online on September 29 2023. Thesymposium aims to strengthen cooperation with related overseasorganizations and further promote the internationalization of JSPE. In
this symposium, innovative R&D activities of researchers andengineers in the field of precision engineering were introduced toreveal prominent engineering solutions for various recent social issues.
The direction in which precision engineering should move toward toform an international community in the future was also discussed.
The symposium consisted of a special talk, 4 keynote lectures and 14
invited talks. The symposium program is posted on the next page.
There were more than 250 registrations from 15 countries andregions. There were many vigorous discussion and the symposium
was successfully closed. The organizing committee would like toexpress our sincere gratitude to the attendees.

Contact: kokusai@jspe.or.jp
International Affairs Committee
Japan Society for Precision EngineeringonlineInternational Symposium on Upcoming Prominent ENgineering solutions
September 29, 2023

Online, The Japan Society for Precision Engineering (JSPE)

The International Symposium on Upcoming Prominent ENgineering Registration FREE
QR code:solutions (ISUPEN) will be held online on September 29, 2023. The symposium
aims to strengthen cooperation with related overseas organizations and further
promote the internationalization of JSPE. In this symposium, innovative R&D
activities of researchers and engineers in the field of precision engineering will
be introduced to reveal prominent engineering solutions for various recent social
issues. The direction in which precision engineering should move toward to form
an international community in the future will also be discussed. The symposium
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will consist of a special talk, 4 keynote lectures and 14 invited talks.

https://forms.gle/iRiX7Nivkw8g9RtG9Japan Time
(GMT+9:00)

9:00

Opening addressand Introduction to ISUPEN
Dr. Kazutoshi Katahira
Chairman of International Affair Committee of JSPE
Senior Research Scientist
RIKEN
Japan

9:05

Special talk: Message from the president of JSPE

Dr. Makoto Fujishima
President of JSPE
Vice President
DMG MORI CO., LTD.
Japan

9:15

Keynote 1:

Courage to step into a new realm to be a global
precision engineer
Prof. Masakazu Soshi
Professor
University of California Davis
U.S.A.

Session1:

Think about “how to make micro-structure (texture)”,“how to analyze them” and “phenomena at the interfaces”
Texturing for biomaterials and its application to enhancesurface function

9:45

Prof. Masayoshi Mizutani
Professor
Tohoku University
Japan

Engineering and measuring systemic multi-organinteractions

10:05

Prof. Yi-Chin Toh
Associate Professor
The Queensland University of Technology
Australia

Recent Advance and Future Potential in Synchrotron X-ray
Tomography

10:25

Prof. Wataru Yashiro
ProfessorTohoku UniversityJapan

10:45

BreakSession2:

How can we understand “what is happening” during
the metal cutting process?
Direct observation of plastic deformation behavior in metal
cutting process

11:00

Prof. Tatsuya Sugihara
Associate Professor
Osaka University
Japan

Surface integrity estimation in end millingby utilizing model-based inverse analysis of cutting force

11:20

Prof. Norikazu Suzuki
Professor
Chuo University
Japan
11:40

Complex plastic flows and the simulation of machining ofductile polycrystalline aggregates

Prof. Narayan K Sundaram
Associate Professor
Indian Institutes of Technology
India

12:00

Keynote 2:Visions of Korean Society for Precision Engineering(KSPE): Smart & GreenProf. Sang Won LeeProfessor
Sungkyunkwan University
South Korea

12:30

Lunch time

Session 3:

JSPE Affiliate session– frontier research of JSPE young researchers –Vision of deployment of automated driving vehicles
and their validation

13:10

Dr. Masao Nakagawa
Researcher
National Traffic Safety and Environment Laboratory
Japan

Plasma-electrolysis hybrid process for micro-/nanostructuring applications

13:30

Prof. Yonghua Zhao
Associate Professor
Southern University of Science and Technology
China

13:50

Vacuum pressure measurements through the use of laserand dimensional measurement techniques
Dr. Yoshinori Takei
Senior Researcher
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(AIST)
Japan

14:10

Microsensors: A New Toolkit
for Understanding Cellular Metabolism
Professor Ganesh Kumar Mani
Research Assistant Professor (Former JSPS Fellow)
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)South Korea

14:30

Highly efficient slurryless electrochemical mechanicalpolishing of SiC wafers
Professor Yang Xu
Associate Professor
Xi'an Jiaotong University
China

14:50

Break15:00

Keynote 3:

AI-powered OCD metrology on high aspect ratio structuresin semiconductor manufacturing

Prof. Liang-Chia ChenProfessor
National Taiwan University
TaiwanSession 4:

15:30

Prominent technologies for industrial x-ray CT

Trend of industrial x-ray CT and its applications

Prof. Yukie Nagai
Associate Professor
Tokyo Metropolitan UniversityJapan

15:50

XXL-CT – a holistic 3D object capture method
for valuable insights

Dipl.-Ing. Michael SalamonGroup Leader
Fraunhofer IIS
Germany

16:10

Data and software challenges in X-ray CT

Dr. Richard Boardman
Principal Scientist
University of Southampton
U.K.

16:30Keynote 4:

Brief introduction of euspen and current research activitiesof Bremen University (LFM)

Dr.-Ing. Oltmann Riemer
Group Leader of Laboratory for Precision Machining (LFM)
Leibniz Institute for Materials Engineering - IWT
Germany

17:00

Closing

Organizing committee
Chair

Kazutoshi Katahira

RIKEN

Yukie Nagai

Tokyo Metropolitan University

Soo Hyeon Kim

The University of Tokyo

Ryo Koike

Keio University

Daisuke Matsuura

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Masayoshi Mizutani

Tohoku University

Masakazu Soshi

University of California Davis

Tatsuya Sugihara

Osaka University

Co-sponsors
Machine Tool Engineering Foundation
The AMADA Foundation
Mazak Foundation