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SY-61 [Symposium of Division of Separation Processes]
(4) Membrane Engineering for Sustainable Future

Organizer:

Nagasawa Hiroki (Hiroshima Univ.)

Membrane engineering plays a vital role in diverse fields such as resource-recycling, chemical conversion, and environmental conservation, all of which are essential for achieving a sustainable society. This symposium, consisting of invited and contributed presentations, will highlight recent advances in membrane materials and separation processes, their industrial implementation, and emerging technologies that contribute to carbon neutrality and the circular economy. Through interdisciplinary discussions, we aim to explore the current state-of-the-art, identify critical challenges, and outline future perspectives in membrane science and engineering for sustainability.

Hall CG, Day 2 | Hall CG, Day 3

Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Hall CG(C.A. Bldg. 4F 406), Day 2(Sep. 17)
(9:00–10:20) (Chair: Okuyama Hiroto, Watanabe Masaru)
9:00– 9:20	CG201	Self-assembled monomer complex-regulated interfacial polymerization for organic solvent mixture separation (Kobe U.) *(Int)Zhang Aiwen, (Reg)Guan Kecheng, (Reg)Matsuyama Hideto	polyamide membranes Interfacial polymerization organic solvent mixture separation	SY-61	386
9:20– 9:40	CG202	Creation of novel separation membranes using PEG-metal copolymers and thin films by gas phase transport (Hiroshima U.) *(Stu)Kadowaki Ibuki, (Reg)Nagasawa Hiroki, (Reg)Moriyama Norihiro, (Reg)Kanezashi Masakoto	Membrane Hybrid polymer Gas phase transport	SY-61	799
9:40– 10:00	CG203	Sub-nanoscale "water fingers" during interfacial polymerization for membrane fabrication (Kobe U.) *(Reg)Mai Zhaohuan, (Reg)Yoshioka Tomohisa, (Reg)Matsuyama Hideto	water structures molecular dynamics interfacial polymerization	SY-61	416
10:00– 10:20	CG204	Membrane Separation for Efficient Recovery of Valuable Metals from Spent Lithium-Ion Batteries (Tohoku U.) *(Int)Yao Xuesong, (Reg)Watanabe Masaru, (Reg)Zheng Qingxin	Membrane Separation LIB Recycling Spent Lithium-Ion Batteries	SY-61	36
10:20– 10:40		Break
(10:40–12:00) (Chair: Okamoto Yasunao, Saeki Daisuke)
10:40– 11:00	CG206	Development of High-performance Cation Exchange Membrane for Efficient Monovalent Ion-Selective Transport (Kobe U.) *(Reg)Lin Yuqing, (Reg)Matsuyama Hideto, (Reg)Yoshioka Tomohisa	electrodialysis mono/multivalent ion separation nanochannel	SY-61	450
11:00– 11:20	CG207	The Reduction Effect of Organic Colloids by Cationic Polymers in MBR (Kubota) *(Cor)Tanaka Ken, (Cor)Matsumoto Erika, (Cor)Morita Yukako, (Cor)Takikawa Yasunobu	Membrane bioreactor polymer wastewater	SY-61	145
11:20– 11:40	CG208	Analysis of protein adsorption behavior on zwitterionic brush for design of antifouling membrane (Science Tokyo) *(Reg)Okuyama Hiroto, Oura Manami, Kurihara Yudai, (Reg)Oshiba Yuhei, (Reg)Kuroki Hidenori, (Reg)Yamaguchi Takeo	zwitterionic polymer antifouling membrane protein adsorption	SY-61	646
11:40– 12:00	CG209	Filtration characteristics comparison between Flat Plate membrane and Hollow Fiber membrane in MBR (Kubota) *(Cor)Matsumoto Erika, (Cor)Tanaka Ken, (Cor)Morita Yukako, (Cor)Takikawa Yasunobu	MBR flat plate hollow fiber	SY-61	677
(13:00–13:20) (Chair: Yoshioka Tomohisa)
13:00– 13:20	CG213	[The Outstanding Paper Award] Analysis of Reverse Osmosis Separation Performances of Ethanol/Water Mixtures and Design of Ethanol Concentration Processes (Kogakuin U.) *(Reg)Akamatsu K., Kimura T., (AT-PP) (Reg)Oba S., (Kogakuin U.) (Reg)Nakao S.	reverse osmosis ethanol concentration	SY-61	547
(13:20–14:40) (Chair: Hirota Yuichiro, Nakagawa Keizo)
13:20– 13:40	CG214	Development of new highly durable reverse osmosis membrane (Toray) *(Cor)Hirano Koki, (Cor)Soya Takanori, (Cor)Susuki Yumi, (Cor)Minehara Hiroki, (Cor)Minegishi Shinichi	separation membrane reverse osmosis	SY-61	773
13:40– 14:00	CG215	Zwitterionic Nanofiltration Membranes for Charge-Sign-Independent Separation of Mono- and Divalent Ions (Kobe U.) *(Reg)Guan Kecheng, (Reg)Matsuyama Hideto	polyamide membrane nanofiltration ion separation	SY-61	412
14:00– 14:20	CG216	Structural Control and Hydrothermal Stability of Yttrium-Doped SiO₂-ZrO₂ Nanoporous Materials (Hiroshima U.) *(Stu)Sugano Yuka, (Reg)Moriyama Norihiro, (Reg)Nagasawa Hiroki, (Reg)Tsuru Toshinori, (Reg)Kanezashi Masakoto	Ceramic composite Yttrium doping Nanoporous structure	SY-61	830
14:20– 14:40	CG217	Effect of support type of Silicalite-1 membrane on ethanol/water separation performance (Waseda U.) *(Stu)Nagao Mari, (Reg)Sakai Motomu, (Waseda U./WISE) (Reg)Matsukata Masahiko	zeolite SIlicalite-1 pervaporation	SY-61	931
(14:40–16:00) (Chair: Kanezashi Masakoto, Sakai Motomu)
14:40– 15:00	CG218	Permselective and adsorption properties of SAPO-34 membrane for water vapor (Waseda U.) *(Stu)Kawanishi Ko, (Reg)Sakai Motomu, (Waseda U./ WISE) (Reg)Matsukata Masahiko	zeolite SAPO-34 H2O permeation	SY-61	953
15:00– 15:20	CG219	Preparation of hydrophobic silica membranes and their water-alcohol pervaporation separation characteristics (Kobe U.) *(Stu)Tamamizu Y., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) (Reg)Yoshioka T., (Reg)Nakagawa K., (MaF Tech C.) (Reg)Okamoto Y., (Kobe U./MaFT ech Center) (Reg)Matsuoka A., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) (Reg)Kamio E., (Reg)Matsuyama H.	Pervaporation Hydrophobic silica Ceramic membrane	SY-61	848
15:20– 15:40	CG220	Effect of Ag⁺ Ion-Exchange Ratio on C₂H₄/C₂H₆ Separation Performance of Beta Zeolite Membranes (Waseda U.) *(Stu)Koshiishi Yuna, (Reg)Sakai Motomu, (Reg)Matsukata Masahiko	Olefin purification Membrane separation Ag ion exchanged zeolite	SY-61	776
15:40– 16:00	CG221	Simple fabrication of highly selective polysiloxane membrane via thermal fusion processing (Hiroshima U.) *(Stu)Yokoyama Raiha, (Reg)Moriyama Norihiro, (Reg)Nagasawa Hiroki, (Reg)Tsuru Toshinori, (Reg)Kanezashi Masakoto	membrane separation	SY-61	283
Hall CG(C.A. Bldg. 4F 406), Day 3(Sep. 18)
(13:00–14:40) (Chair: Nagasawa Hiroki)
13:00– 13:40	CG313	[Invited lecture] Chemical degradation of persistent plastics for chemical recycling and its prospects (AIST) Minami Yasunori	Engineering plastic Chemical recycling Degradation	SY-61	887
13:40– 14:10	CG315	[Requested talk] Permeation and separation mechanism of ionic liquid-modified ZSM-5 membrane in H₂O/H₂ mixture system (NITech) *(Reg)Hirota Yuichiro, Tani Kasumi, (Waseda U.) (Reg)Sakai Motomu	ZSM-5 zeolite membrane ionic liquid modification vapor permeation	SY-61	641
14:10– 14:40	CG316	[Requested talk] Fabrication of thin gel membrane containing an ionic liquid by interfacial polymerization (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) *(Reg)Kamio Eiji, (Stu)Kimura Shogo, (Reg)Matsuoka Atsushi, (Reg)Nakagawa Keizo, (Reg)Yoshioka Tomohisa, (Reg)Matsuyama Hideto	Tetra-PEG ion-gel Interfacial polymerization thin-film-composite membrane	SY-61	954
14:40– 15:00		Break
(15:00–16:40) (Chair: Kamio Eiji, Ohashi Hidenori)
15:00– 15:20	CG319	Development of poly(ionic liquid) ion gel membranes to improve CO₂ separation and permeability performance (Okayama U.) *(Stu)Taguchi Reina, (Reg)Iida Yuya, (Reg)Watanabe Takaichi, (Reg)Ono Tsutomu	ionic liquid CO2 separation membrane permeability	SY-61	269
15:20– 15:40	CG320	Ionic liquid-incorporated triazine-based porous organic polymer membranes for CO₂ separation (Kobe U.) *(Int)Yan Xueru, (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) (Reg)Kamio Eiji, (Reg)Matsuyama Hideto	Porous organic polymer membranes Ionic liquids CO2 separation	SY-61	891
15:40– 16:00	CG321	Bi-objective Bayesian optimization for two-stage CO₂ membrane separation process (AIST) *(Reg)Hara Nobuo, (Reg)Taniguchi Satoshi, (Reg)Yamaki Takehiro, (Reg)Nguyen Thuy, (Reg)Kataoka Sho	CCUS Bi-objective optimization CO2 emissions	SY-61	201
16:00– 16:20	CG322	Preparation of fluorine-containing porphyrin-modified graphene oxide laminar membrane and evaluation of the organic solvent nanofiltration performance (Kobe U.) *(Stu)Maezaka Yoshito, (Reg)Nakagawa Keizo, (Reg)Guan Kecheng, (Reg)Kitagawa Tooru, (Reg)Okamoto Yasunao, (Reg)Matsuoka Atsushi, (Reg)Kamio Eiji, (Reg)Yoshioka Tomohisa, (Reg)Matsuyama Hideto	Graphene Oxide Organic solvent nanofiltration Porphyrin	SY-61	458
16:20– 16:40	CG323	Molecular dynamics study of the diffusion and permeation mechanisms of organic solvent mixtures in nanopores (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) *(Stu)Suzuki T., (Reg)Yoshioka T., (Reg)Nakagawa K., (Reg)Kitagawa T., (Reg)Okamoto Y., (Reg)Matsuoka A., (Reg)Kamio E., (Reg)Matsuyama H.	molecular dynamics simulation organic solvent nanofiltration ceramic membrane	SY-61	798

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Session programs : SY-61 : CG201

SY-61 [Symposium of Division of Separation Processes] (4) Membrane Engineering for Sustainable Future

`SCEJ 56th Autumn Meeting (Tokyo, 2025)`

SY-61 [Symposium of Division of Separation Processes]
(4) Membrane Engineering for Sustainable Future