27th SCEJ Students Meeting (Online, 2025): Hall program

9:30– 9:42

A01

Thermal analysis and crystal structure analysis of solid solution to elucidate the mechanism of crystallization-induced deracemization

(Osaka U., School of Eng. Sci.) *Rei Kobayashi, (Osaka U., Graduate School of Eng. Sci.) Oketani Ryusei, Hisaki Ichiro

chirality
deracemization
solid solution

1-b

118

9:42– 9:54

A02

The Effect of Cooling Rates on Supercooling

(Tennoji H.S) *Usuki Hayate, *Koresawa Harutaka, *Mizobuchi Teppei, *Yamamoto Juga, Ozaki Yusuke

Supercooling
Mass molar concentration
Mass molar concentration

1-e

147

9:54– 10:06

A03

Optimal Prediction of Biodegradability Prediction Model by Occupied Space Information of 3D Structure Using Machine Learning

(Shizuoka U.) *yoshida atsushi, takeda kazuhiro

Machine Learning
Biodegradability
Periodic Properties

6-f

191

10:06– 10:18

A04

Elucidating the principle by which urea increases the amount of sugar dissolved

(Tokyo Metro. Tachikawa Senior H.S.) Kamei Y., *Obayashi R., *Koyama S., *Segawa A.

urea
sugar
solubility

1-b

224

10:18– 10:30

A05

Shape Classification and Corrosion Rate Prediction Model for Efficient Pipe Corrosion Inspection by Machine Learning of 3D Point Cloud

(Shizuoka U.) *yagi junya, takeda kazuhiro

Machine Learning
Piping
PointNet++

6-a

249

10:30– 10:42

A06

Improve reproducibility of bismuth crystals formation

(Noshiro H.S) *Ito K., *Saga S., *Sato Y., (Noshiro H.S.) Matsumoto T.

bismuth
hopper crystal
crystallization

1-b

10:42– 10:50

Break

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10:50– 11:02

A08

Definitive Screening Design and Bayesian Optimization for faster identification of optimal conditions

(Shizuoka U.) *wakao kazuki, takeda kazuhiro

Bayesian optimization
Definitive Screening Design
Optimal condition search

6-f

275

11:02– 11:14

A09

Measuring dye transfer behavior in water in high school chemistry laboratories

(Kawagoe Senior HighSchool of Saitama Pref.) *Nosaka Kodai, *Yoshino Haruto, *Matsumoto Ikuma, Ishida Koji, Fujino Yusuke, Hirata Ryuichiro, Kimura Kazunori

diffusion
convection speed
numerical simulation

1-a

11:14– 11:26

A10

Simultaneous Measurement of the Solubility and Diffusion Coefficient of Cu(tmhd)₂ in High-Temperature Supercritical CO₂ and H₂

(Kumamoto U.) *Oda Shota, Kondo Sumiya, Nakamura Arisa, Momose Takeshi

Supercritical Fluid Deposition
Finite Element Method
Copper Deposition

8-b

244

11:26– 11:38

A11

Diffusion behavior of sugar molecules during microwave irradiation

(Kansai U.) *Sumihi Mituki, Asakuma Yusuke

microwave
diffusion
sugar

1-a

11:38– 11:50

A12

Measurement and correlation of molecular diffusion coefficients of oleic acid methyl ester in pressurized fluids

(Shizuoka U.) Fu Yao, *Ichikawa Nono, Moteki Takahiko, Kong Chang Yi

diffusivity
oleic acid methyl ester
correlation

8-b

109

11:50– 12:02

A13

A Study on Extending the Lifespan of Towels

(Osaka Pref. Senri H.S.) *Ohta Tomoki, *Imai Ryosuke, *Nishimura Aoba, *Kawabata Taisei, Nishizawa Atsuo

absorbency
amount of water absorbed

1-b

122

12:02– 12:15

Lunch break

12:15– 12:35

A15

What kind of discipline is "chemical engineering" ?

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500

12:35– 12:47

A16

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12:47– 12:59

A17

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12:59– 13:10

Break

13:10– 13:22

A19

Non-catalytic methane pyrolysis characteristics for the development of CO2-free hydrogen production system by heat exchange with high temperature waste heat

(U.Gifu) *Miyamoto S., Asahara M.

Non-catalytic methane pyrolysis
CO2-free hydrogen production system
heat exchange

3-b

217

13:22– 13:34

A20

Quantitative Analysis of Upper Concentration Limit of NaCl Solution to Generate AgCl Precipitation

(Tokyo Metro. Tachikawa Senior H.S.) Kamei Y., *Fukushima H., *Matsuoka R., *Yokokawa S.

AgCl
complex ion
concentration analysis

1-b

225

13:34– 13:46

A21

Physical property correlation for multi-component mixture

(Shizuoka U.) *Hatoyama Atsushi, Murakami Yuya

multi-component mixture
physical property
machine learning

1-a

13:46– 13:58

A22

Molecular weight measurement of hydroxy compounds by freezing point depression method

(Tamashima H.S.) *Nishiyachi U, *Kawakami Y, *Kosaka H, Ooshita H

freezing point depression
molecular weight
water molecule

14-c

219

13:58– 14:10

A23

Effect of micro polishing on heat transfer SUS surface on calcium scale adhesion behavior

(Tokushima U.) *Hosomi S., Kayahara S., Hanada T., Katoh M., (Daiketech) Ohnishi K.

Heat exchanger
Scale adhesion
Polished stainless steel

3-c

14:10– 14:22

A24

Is there a rear car in "K"Mura? ~ Approaching the Mystery of the Flame Color Reaction ~

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Shimura Yuto, *Iwashita Haruto, Takeda Natsumi

Flame Color Reaction

3-b

203

14:22– 14:30

Break

14:30– 14:42

A26

The Research of the Formation Process of Bismuth Crystals

(Tennoji H.S) *Murakami Hayato, *Kosaka Rikuto, *Kusafuka Haruka, *Furutani Kaede, Ozaki Yusuke

Bismuth
Hopper crystal
Metal dendrite

1-b

140

14:42– 14:54

A27

Development of soft sensor based on motion of multiple particles trapped in micro-channel

(Shizuoka U.) *Nihei Kosuke, Murakami Yuya

soft sensor
micro-device
fluid dynamics

6-f

14:54– 15:06

A28

Relationship between the amount of urea sprayed and the mass of melted ice

(Nanao H.S) *Asada H., *Shiozaki R., *Shobuda D., *Mitsuyanagi R., Nataami K.

urea
snow melting agent
freezing point depression

1-e

15:06– 15:18

A29

Non-thermal effects by spectroscopy measurements during microwave irradiation

(Kansai U.) *Kiyozumi Naoki, Asakuma yusuke

microwave
non-thermal effect
spectroscopy

1-a

15:18– 15:30

A30

Prediction of changes in biodegradation over time by machine learning focusing on degradation stage

(Shizuoka U.) *kato kairi, takeda kazuhiro

Machine Learning
BOD
Biodegradation

6-f

192

15:30– 15:42

A31

Freezing method for solutions that eliminates bias in concentration distribution

(Tennoji H.S) *Shoji Itsuki, *Adachi Mei, *Hasegawa Kokona, *Watanabe Nozomu, Fukunaga Naoya

Freezing point depression
Concentration distribution
Mohr method

1-e

149

15:42– 15:54

A32

Fast chirality analysis model for single crystals of sodium chlorate by image recognition

(Osaka U., School of Eng. Sci.) *Yoshioka Shogo, (Osaka U., Graduate School of Eng. Sci.) Oketani Ryusei, Hisaki Ichiro

Chiral analysis
Deep learning
Image recognition

6-f

116

15:54– 16:10

Break

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16:10– 16:22

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16:22– 16:34

A35

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A36

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Hall B

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Fluid & particle processing

9:30– 9:42

B01

Efficient UV light irradiation method for photocatalytic degradation of phenol

(Tokyo Denki U.) *Hata Takumi, Kobayashi Daisuke

Degradation
UV light
Phenol

5-i

9:42– 9:54

B02

How to create rainbow colors in a test tube by the universal indicator

(Kitamifujikoukou) *Takayama H., *Seguchi K., Uto Y.

acid-base indicator
hydrogen ion exponent
rainbow-collar

5-d

9:54– 10:06

B03

Kinetic study of Dushman reaction in continuous reactor

(Shizuoka U.) *Hayashi Seiken, Murakami Yuya

Dushman reaction
reaction kinetics
mixing evaluation

5-f

10:06– 10:18

B04

Improvement of catalytic activity of gold nanoparticles in liquid-phase catalytic reactions

(Yamaguchi U.) *Yamashiro N., Kunisada A., Ishii H.

gold nanoparticle
catalytic activity
TMB oxidation

5-a

10:18– 10:30

B05

Fuel recycling of waste plastics using zeolite

(Gizan H.S.) *shibata sosuke, *ozawa kosuke, *tuji yuto, *yamauti ryosuke, kawane shinya

plastics
zeolite
pyrolysis

9-c

114

10:30– 10:42

B06

Effect of Cocatalyst Addition on Gas-Phase Oxidation of benzene over Cu Supported HZSM-5 Catalysts

(U.Kobe) *Goto R., Noguti I., Ichihashi Y.

Benzene oxidation
HZSM-5
Phenol synthesis

5-a

235

10:42– 10:50

Break

11:02– 11:14

B09

Analysis of Liquid Rope Coil Effect in Microchannel

(Tokyo U.Sci) *Hayashi H., Matsukawa H., Otake K., Shonot A.

Liquid Rope Coil Effect
Microchannel

2-e

184

11:14– 11:26

B10

Apropriate range of a flow rate measurement using Axis Switching

(U.Saitama) *Suzuki T., Kobayashi R, Kaneko R., Homma S.

CFD
Axis Switching
flow rate measurement

2-a

11:26– 11:38

B11

Removal of surface-adhering microorganisms using microbubbles

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Yoneda Mitsuki, (Osaka Metro. U.) Nomura Toshiyuki

Microbubbles
Microorganisms
Cleaning technology

2-d

204

11:38– 11:50

B12

Effects of mechanochemical treatment and additives on the synthesis of garnet-type solid electrolytes

(NIT Ichinoseki) *Ito D., *Sto K., Nkaido M., (Toyohashi Tech) Inada R.

Grinding
Solid Electorolytes

2-f

273

11:50– 12:02

B13

How to Strengthen the Stiffness of Udon Noodles

(Tennoji H.S) *Kondo Shingo, *Ito Yushi, *Nanri Yuya, *Yasukawa Taku, Ozaki Yusuke

Udon
Gluten
Elasticity

7-h

146

12:02– 12:15

Lunch break

Fluid & particle processing

13:10– 13:22

B19

Temporal changes in dissolved hydrogen production by reductive FBC method at different alkaline water concentrations

(NIT Kure) *Takiguti Yuto, *Hori Yugo, Yamane Aoi, Fujiwara Reika, Moriyama Tatuya, Oikawa Eisaku

Hydrogen production
Reductive fine bubble chemistry
Cavitation

2-e

243

13:22– 13:34

B20

Linear stability of natural convection in a vertical annulus

(Tokyo Metro. U.) *Fujita M., Tagawa T.

linear stability analysis
natural convection
cylindrical coordinate system

2-a

187

13:34– 13:46

B21

Atomization feature extraction for mist showers by mode decomposition

(U. gifu) *Yokoyama K., Asahara M.

mode decomposition
atomization
mist shower

2-e

154

13:46– 13:58

B22

Coloration of Molybdenum

(Namiki S.S) *Yamada Yuuji, Kogawa Yuuitirou

molybdenum blue
reduction
coloring

1-e

188

13:58– 14:10

B23

Investigation of effect of operation parameter on slug flow using automated experimental and analysis equipment

(Shizuoka U.) *Yoshida Moeno, Murakami Yuya

slug flow
automated experiment
machine learning

2-e

14:10– 14:22

Break

Fluid & particle processing

14:30– 14:42

B26

Orientation control of graphite particles in composite platings

(U.Hosei) *Tohi N., Nakamura K., Kitamura K., Mori T.

graphite
composite platings
orirentation

2-f

103

14:42– 14:54

B27

Numerical Simulation of 3D Natural convection for a highly viscous fluid

(U.Saitama) *Takahashi K., Honma S.

Numerical simulation
Natural convection
viscous fluid

2-a

14:54– 15:06

B28

Effect of Pseudoplastic Fluids on Dilatancy Fluids

(Shimonosekinishi-hi) *Yamaoka Horo, *Ichinohara Ayaka, *Kobayashi Momoko, *Horimoto Miyako, *Miyazaki Haruka, Okada Shougo

Dilatancy Phenomenon
Pseudoplastic Fluid
Surfactant

2-e

15:06– 15:18

B29

Methanol fuel cell power generation using hydrogen water generated by the reductive FBC method

(NIT Kure) *Yamae Aoi, *Fujiwara Reika, Takiguti Yuto, Hori Yugo, Moriyama Tatuya, Oikawa Eisaku

Hydrogen production
Reductive fine bubble chemistry
Cavitation

2-e

247

15:18– 15:30

B30

Investigation of jet mixing mechanism of neutralization reaction with continuous liquid injection

(Yokohama Nat. U.) *Akita Shuhei, Misumi Ryuta, (Sumitomo Metal Mining) Tsuchioka Kazuhiko

jet mixing
neutralization reaction
reaction rate constant

2-b

105

15:30– 15:42

Break

Hall C

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30– 9:42

C01

Rate analysis of coke deposition from branched hydrocarbons

(Kyoto U.) *Jin Wanxiang, Nakano Shinji, Fujitsuka Hiroyasu, Kawase Motoaki

CVD
coking
branched hydrocarbons

5-h

193

9:42– 9:54

C02

Development of Multifunctional Catalysts for Multi-Stage Ethanol Conversion Process

(Shizuoka U.) *Morita Yohei, Kong Changyi, Moteki Takahiko

zeolite
cascade reaction
multifunction

5-c

208

9:54– 10:06

C03

Effect of ultrasonication on platinum-catalyzed dehydrogenation of methylcyclohexane

(Tokyo Denki U.) *Ebinuma Mio, Kobayashi Daisuke

Ultrasound
Dehydrogenation
Catalysts

5-a

10:06– 10:18

C04

Development of Hybrid Photocatalysts

(Mito First H.S.) *kikuchi keiichirou, kushida masahiko

Photocatalysts
Electroless Plating
Development

5-a

130

10:18– 10:30

C05

Development of carbon-silica based solid acid catalysts for cellulose hydrolysis

(Nat. Institude of Tech., Kurume Col.) *Yahada Aoi, Gabe Atsushi

Cellulose hydrolysis
Solid acid catalyst
Carbon-Silica

5-a

136

10:30– 10:42

C06

Production of spherical activated carbon from sugars by hydrothermal treatment.

(U. Kansai) *Tanaka Yuma, Hayashi Junichi, Hasegawa Isao

hydrotharmal treatment
spheroidal carbon
activated charcoal

5-g

248

10:42– 10:50

Break

10:50– 11:02

C08

Oxidative decomposition of aqueous organic solutions in a distributor type membrane reactor

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Akiya Reina, Kurata Haruki, Caralin Irmariza Shafitri, Nomura Mikihiro

membrabe reactor
oxidative
organic solutions

4-a

174

11:02– 11:14

C09

Preparation of O/W emulsions using two-step emulsification method

(Tokyo Denki U.) *Jono Mayuki, Kobayashi Daisuke

Ultrasound
Emulsification
Droplet size

5-b

11:14– 11:26

C10

Development of Carbon-Supported Copper Catalysts for Selective Hydrogenation of Benzonitrile

(Kyoto U.) *Takahashi Sohta, Zhou Ziyang, Fujitsuka Hiroyasu, Kawase Motoaki

Carbon-Supported Copper Catalyst
Selective Hydrogenation
Benzonitrile

5-a

186

11:26– 11:38

C11

Synthesis of hydrogen energy carrier via toluene hydrogenation using a hydrogen permeable membrane electrode in water electrolysis

(Utsunomiya U.) *Nakamura Hayata, Kusaka Shinnosuke, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu

Hydrogen permeable membrane
Hydrogenation
Toluene

5-d

11:38– 11:50

C12

Research on changes in performance of metal-supported photocatalysts

(Mito First H.S.) *Setomaru Nanao, *Goto Yuriko, Onizawa Wako, Kushida Masahiko

photocatalysts
metal
changes in performance

5-a

133

11:50– 12:02

C13

Fabrication of ZnO-TiO₂-CNT by in-flight CVD process

(Hiroshima U.) *Masuda R., Kubo M., Shimada M.

composite material
gas phase coating
aerosol

5-h

211

12:02– 12:15

Lunch break

13:10– 13:22

C19

Component separation of biomass with added quinones by two-phase organosolv process

(U. Kansai) *Nagatomi Shuya, Hayashi Junichi, Hasegawa Isao

organosolv
component isolation
biorefinery

5-g

270

13:22– 13:34

C20

Hydrothermal decomposition of strawberry leaves for solid weight reduction and recovery of variable components

(Utsunomiya U.) *Hasegawa Ayane, Takamatsu Masato, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu

Hydrothermal
Strawberry leaf
Antioxidant

8-d

13:34– 13:46

C21

Application of TiO₂ nanoparticulate thin film prepared by PECVD method to gas sensors

(Hiroshima U.) *Tanaka N., Kubo M., Shimada M.

nanoparticle
successive particle deposition
gas phase fabrication

5-h

213

13:46– 13:58

C22

The effect of structural change of luminol on chemiluminescence

(Tennoji H.S) *Miyatake Shingo, *Uesako Hiroto, *Takahama Masashi, *Furukawa Naoki, Fukunaga Naoya

luminol
organic synthesis
light intensity

5-a

144

13:58– 14:10

C23

Electrochemical Polymerization of biomass-derived compounds under hydrothermal conditions and its temperature dependence

(Tohoku U.) *Hinoki Mahato, Iwase Kazuyuki, Tomai Takaaki

Kolbe electrolysis
biomass
sustainable

5-g

14:10– 14:22

C24

Effect of titanium oxide particle concentration on sonochemical degradation of phenol

(Tokyo Denki U.) *Ito Rin, Kobayashi Daisuke

Ultrasonic degradation
Phenol
Titanium oxide

5-b

14:22– 14:30

Break

14:30– 14:42

C26

Development of inorganic ion exchanger for advancedment nuclide separation

(NITTC) *Sugano Sota, Ito Shinko, Abe Tatsuo

Ion exchange
Inorganic
advancedment of nuclide separation

4-e

212

14:42– 14:54

C27

Converting efficiency and resource-utilizing property of CO₂ for a multi-stage gas processing system

(U. Shizuoka) *Nakazawa Y., Yamada Y., Akama H., Watanabe R., Fukuhara C.

Carbon neutral
Methanation
Dry Reforming

5-a

117

14:54– 15:06

C28

Performance improvement of the endothermic reaction for effective utilization of low-grade waste heat

(TUAT) *Fukamizu Hikaru, Sasaki Yu, Hirata Kazuki, Ohta Shunsuke, Sakurai Makoto

chemical heat pump
endothemic reaction
structured catalyst

5-a

128

15:06– 15:18

C29

Investigation into 20 degrees Celsius of the blank that a textbook does not have ~Dehydration of ethanol~

(Osaka Pref. Ikuno Senior H.S.) *Hanioka Kurumi, *Okutani Riho, *Kajimoto Akari, *Yamamoto yukino, Onishi Atsushi

ethanol
Dehydration
ethylene

5-i

15:18– 15:30

C30

Chemical vapor deposition of perovskite thin film from bismuth oxide

(Kyoto U.) *Maeda Ryo, Kawase Motoaki, Yang Ziguang

CVD
perovskite
Bismuth

5-h

115

15:30– 15:42

C31

Operational Control of High-Speed Switching Valves for On-Demand Delivery of Precursors in ALD

(Kumamoto U.) *Ishida K., (Kumamoto U./HORIBA STEC) Nishizato H., (Kumamoto U.) Nasu K., (HORIBA STEC) Nakaya Y., (Kumamoto U.) Momose T.

ALD
Atomic Layer Deposition
piezo valve

5-h

246

15:42– 15:54

Break

Hall D

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30– 9:42

D01

Development of safe and compact carbon dioxide carriers for small and medium-sized emission sources

(U.Hiroshima) *Hisada Kenta, Saima Hitoshi

Na2CO3
CO2capture
NaHCO3

4-e

9:42– 9:54

D02

Effect of different organic-chelating ligands on the properties of porous TiO2-SiO2 composite gas separation membrane.

(U.Kobe) *Shimpuku Yuto, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Nakagawa keizo, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto

gas separation
ceramic membrane
organic chelating ligands

4-a

102

9:54– 10:06

D03

Measurement of diffusion coefficients of polymer systems by capillary column inverse gas chromatography

(U. TUAT) *Ishigaki K, (U.TUAT) Ohashi H

Diffusion coefficients
Capillary column
Inverse gas chromatography

4-a

268

10:06– 10:18

D04

Effect of resynthesis on FAU zeolite membrane performance

(Yamaguchi U.) *Kimura Yuto, Kumakiri Izumi

Zeolite membrane
Resynthesis
Clear Solution

4-a

10:18– 10:30

D05

Better materials to compose acetone

(Osaka Pref. Ikuno Senior H.S.) *Kodama Kento, *Hirao Soma, *Izumori Sota, *Iseki Kakeru, *Sumiya Miku, Onishi Atsushi

acetone
acetate
dry distillation

4-j

101

10:30– 10:42

D06

Adsorption of heavy metal by carbonized Ume seeds as biomass-based adsorbent

(NIT Wakayama) *Okimi S., Hanada M., Kishimoto N.

Carbonized Ume seeds
Heavy metal
Adsorption

4-e

169

10:42– 10:50

Break

10:50– 11:02

D08

Control of phase separation behavior of ionic liquid/toluene mixtures by changing chemical structure of ionic liquids for organic solvent forward osmosis

(Kobe U./MaF Tech C) *Kimoto Keisuke, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Nakagawa Keizo, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuyama Hideto

phase separation
ionic liquid
organic solvent forward osmosis

4-a

11:02– 11:14

D09

Sludge Removal Using Disposable Heat Packs

(Osaka Pref. Senri H.S.) *Arichika Tomohide, *Ueda Tomoya, *Kagawa Genki, *Shima Toshihiro, *Shimomiya Yuzuki, Nishizawa Atsuo

Iron
Hydrogen sulfide
Sludge

4-d

120

11:14– 11:26

D10

Development of an Environmentally Friendly Method for Recovery of Valuable Metals from LiB Cathode Materials Using a Hydrophobic Deep Eutectic Solvent

(Kyushu U.) *Hamada Karin, Kamisono Mayu, Goto Masahiro

Recycling
Lithium ion battery
Deep Eutectic Solvent

4-f

179

11:26– 11:38

D11

Development of ceramic membranes for membrane distillation of aqueous solutions containing organic matter

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Taguchi Miwa, Horiguchi Towa, Muto Takahiro, Caralin Irmariza Shafitri, Nomura Mikihiro

membrane distillation
organic solutions
ceramic membrane

4-a

176

11:38– 11:50

D12

Oil-water separation of W/O emulsion using silane-modefied glass filters

(NIT Wakayama) *Tsumura H., Kishimoto N,

Silane coupling agents
Water-oil separation
Emulsion

8-c

166

11:50– 12:02

D13

Modeling and structural characterization of a porous TiO2-SiO2 gas separation membrane model by molecular simulation

(U.Kobe) *Fujisawa Taku, Yosioka Tomohisa, Nakagawa Keizo, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto

Molecular dynamics
Porous ceramic membrane

4-a

12:02– 12:15

Lunch break

13:10– 13:22

D19

PlantTic¡ÁMake plastic from plants¡Á

(Yokote H.S) *Fujiwara Yuuna, *Sato Shirane, *Izumi Arisa, *Abukawa Kenta, *Hosokawa Syuto, Hosoya Susumu

plants
plastic

8-c

265

13:22– 13:34

D20

Challenge of preparation of silicalite-1 membrane on silica support by gel-less method

(Tokushima U.) *Nishikawa M., Hyuga S., Hanada T., Katoh M., (Gifu U.) Oumi Y., (MicrotracBEL) Nakai K.

silicalite-1 membrane
gel-less method
silica support

4-a

13:34– 13:46

D21

Improvement of Ethanol Productivity by Applying Membrane Separation in Fermentation

(Yamaguchi U.) *Saga Daisuke, Yamada Mamoru, Kumakiri Izumi

Fermentation
Pervaporation
Hollow fiber membrane

4-a

13:46– 13:58

D22

Development of hollow fiber type-thin film composite membrane with a tetra-PEG ion gel-based CO2 separation layer

(Kobe U./MaF Tech C) *Mori Haru, Kamio Eiji, Matsuoka Atsushi, Nakagawa Keizo, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Matsuyama Hideto

CO2 separation membrane
Ion gel
Hollow fiber membrane

4-a

13:58– 14:10

D23

Preparation of activated carbon from persimmon peel by microwave heating method

(NIT Wakayama) *Kunimoto W., Kishimoto N.

Microwave heating
Activated carbon
Adsorption

4-e

14:10– 14:22

D24

Evaluation of absorption amount of several solvents in polyamide active layer using QCM.

(Kobe U./MaF Tech C) *Akiyama Takumu, Matsuoka Atsushi,, Okamoto Yasunao, Kamio Eiji, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Nakagawa Keizo, Matsuyama Hideto

polyamide membrane
organic solvent reverse osmosis
quartz crystal microbalance

4-a

106

14:22– 14:30

Break

14:30– 14:42

D26

The Effect of Seed Crystal Coating Conditions on the Performance of FAU Zeolite Membranes

(Yamaguchi U.) *Suzuki Shuto, Kumakiri Izumi

FAU Zeolite
Seed Crystal
Pervaporation

4-a

14:42– 14:54

D27

A study of manganese adsorption mechanism onto calcium carbonate in aqueous solution

(NIT Wakayama) *Kusuyama S., Hayashi K., Hanada M., Kishimoto N.

Calcium carbonate
Manganese
Adsorption

4-e

168

14:54– 15:06

D28

Creation of deep eutectic solvents by isostearic acid and TOPO and selective separation of Co(II)

(Miyazaki U.) *Takada Aoi, Sugamoto Kazuhiro, Baba Yoshinari, (MIiyazaki U.) Kanemaru Shintarou

Solvent extraction
Metal separation
Deep eutectic solvents

4-f

236

15:06– 15:18

D29

Hydrotalcite as a Replacement for Silver Nitrate in COD Analysis

(Iwaki H.S.) *Iwase Y., *Mizunoya R., Maebashi K., Osawa Y., Matsumoto K., Makabe K.

COD
Hydrotalcite
Ion Exchange

4-e

15:18– 15:30

D30

Possibility of continuous salt crystallization using MOR zeolite membranes

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Nakai Yuta, Widyanto Alvin Rahmad, Caralin Irmariza Shafitri, Nomura Mikihiro

MOR membranes
crystallization
salts

4-a

175

15:30– 15:42

D31

Evaluation and Optimization for Organic Solvent Reverse Osmosis Membrane with Active Layer of Amorphous Perfluoro-polymer

(Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Mikami N., Kitagawa T., (MaFTech Center) Okamoto Y., (Kobe U./MaFTech Center) Matsuoka A., Yoshioka T., Kamio E., Nakagawa K., Matsuyama H.

organic solvent reverse osmosis
amorphous perfluoro polymers
separation factor

4-a

15:42– 15:54

D32

Evaluation of the formation of graphene oxide thin mdmbrane on the polyketone support membrane and the separation performance

(U.Kobe) *Otani Koki, Nakagawa Keizo, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto

polyketone
graphene oxide
membrane

4-a

277

15:54– 16:10

Break

Hall E

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Energy engineering

9:30– 9:42

E01

(canceled)

100

127

9:42– 9:54

E02

Effect of temperature on the effective viscosity of microcapsule dispersion for thermal energy storage with a rotational viscometer

(Yamagata U.) *Yoshizawa Kansuke, Hibino Fumiya, Makuta Toshinori, Akamatsu Masato

Microcapsule dispersion
Rotational viscometer
Effective viscosity

9-b

112

9:54– 10:06

E03

Improvement of electrochemical performance by adsorption of amino acids on adsorbed manganese oxides

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Yamaguchi Rion, Okawa Ryosuke, Matsui Masami, Tomono Kazuaki

Layered manganese oxide
Amino acid
Electrochemical Capacitance

9-e

10:06– 10:18

E04

Production of mesoporous activated carbon from hydrothermal carbonization and its application

(Kansai U.) *okamoto Yuzuki, Hayashi Junichi, Hasegawa Isao

hydrothermal carbonization
mesoporous
activated carbon

9-c

242

10:18– 10:30

E05

Synthesis and Characterization of ZnCo2O4 for Energy Storage Electrode Applications

(Shizuoka U.) Sks Saravana Karthikeyan, *ishiguro kanta, kong chang yi

supercapacitor
ZnCo₂O₄
specific capacitance

8-e

231

10:30– 10:42

E06

The dike use of the Coanda effect

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Tsukahara Honami, *Kobayashi Kenshin, Takeda Natsumi

Coanda effect
Dike

9-e

202

10:42– 10:50

Break

Energy engineering

10:50– 11:02

E08

Effect of temperature on the effective viscosity of microcapsule dispersion for thermal energy storage with a vibration-type viscometer

(Yamagata U.) *Tsunakawa Asahi, Ohya Daiki, Abe Toma, Kawakami Yudai, Makuta Toshinori, Akamatsu Masato

Microcapsule dispersion
Vibration-type viscometer
Effective viscosity

9-b

111

11:02– 11:14

E09

Evaluating Oyster Shell-derived Materials for CaO-based Thermochemical Heat Storage by Using CNT as Catalyst

(Hiroshima U.) *Yang Hyeonjun, Zhang Mengli, Matsumura Yukihiko

Heat Storage
Oyster Shell-derived Materials
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) catalyst

9-b

256

11:14– 11:26

E10

Optimal Design of Catalyst Layer for Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells Focusing on Platinum Degradation and Durability Evaluation

(Kyushu U.) *Ishii Koki, Okamura Kaisei, Yano Takeru, Asano Shusaku, Inoue Gen

PEFC
Ostwald ripening
degradation

9-a

210

11:26– 11:38

E11

The methods for producing and maximizing the efficiency of bioethanol

(Tennoji H.S) *Homma Rei, *Asaki Saneatsu, *Kajitani Ryosuke, *Yanagida Kazuki, Kuroishi Takashi

fermentation
Saccharification
alcohol

9-c

143

11:38– 11:50

E12

Alternative membranes using atmospheric pressure plasma graft polymerisation in vanadium redox flow batteries

(TUAT) *Sasaki T., Ohashi H.

vanadium redox flow battery
membrane
graft

9-a

266

11:50– 12:02

E13

CO2 absorption and desorption behavior of Ca-based mixed oxide

(Chiba U.) *Ito Rin, Okamura Shunya, Okuyama Ryuki, Tokushige Manabu, Ryu Junichi

Chemical heat storage
Mixed oxide
CO2 absorption

9-b

125

12:02– 12:15

Lunch break

13:10– 13:22

E19

Carbon dioxide methanation in a porous ceramic membrane reactor

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Shimizu Yuka, Nomura Mikihiro, (AGH U. Sci. and Tech.) Moździe Marcin, Brus Grzegorz, (Yasuda Women's U.) Ookawara Shinichi

Methanation
Membrane reactor
Separation Membrane

4-a

218

13:22– 13:34

E20

Optimization of fabrication conditions of Covalent Organic Frameworks membranes by vacuum filtration

(Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) *Tabata Yuki, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Nakagawa Keizo, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Matsuyama Hideto

Organic solvent nanofiltration
Covalent Organic Framework
Molecular sieve

4-a

108

13:34– 13:46

E21

Preparation of the activated carbon from waste plum seeds by one-step superheated steam method and its dye adsorption characteristics.

(NIT Wakayama) *Koyabu K., Kishimoto N.

Superheated steam
Activated carbon
Adsorption

4-e

167

13:46– 13:58

E22

Nanofiltration properties of porphyrin-based covalent network membranes

(U.Kobe) *Tsuboi Hijiri, Nakagawa Keizo, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Matsuyama Hideto

Nanofiltration Membrane
Polyamide Membrane
5,10,15,20-Tetrakis(4-aminophenyl)porphyrin

4-a

104

13:58– 14:10

E23

Development of Carbon Membranes Aimed at Adaptation to Solvent Separation

(Yamaguchi.U.) *Kioka Daichi, Kumakiri Izumi

solvent separation
carbon membrane
pervaporation

4-a

113

14:10– 14:22

E24

How to utilize black pine cones

(Noshiro H.S) *Kudo Kanade, *Mori Ryoutaro, *Oyama Minori, *Wada Mai, Matsumoto Tomonori

pinecone
extraction
turpentine

4-f

14:22– 14:30

Break

14:30– 14:42

E26

Effect of hydrolysis treatment on polyamide nanofiltration membranes containing ester bonds as part of the main chain

(Shinshu U.) *Sai Yuma, Saeki Daisuke, Okumura Yukihisa

ester bonds
polyamide nanofiltration membrane
hydrolysis

4-a

241

14:42– 14:54

E27

CO₂ adsorption by amines encapsulated in metal-organic framework

(organic- and bio- nanomaterials) *Fujita Y., Sei H., Kasai H., Oka K.

Monoethanolamine
Encapsulation
CO2 adsorption

4-e

14:54– 15:06

E28

Study of a simple preparation method for silica-based hydrogen permeaselective membranes

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Koyama Kyogo, Sakura Naoki, Nakaya Kousei, Nomura Mikihiro

Inorganic separation membranes
Silica membranes
Pore control

4-a

215

15:06– 15:18

E29

Surface modification of PDMS membrane with PDMS-PEG block copolymer for application to the intermediate layer of ion-gel thin film composite membrane

(Kobe U./MaF Tech C) *Sunaike Hirokazu, Kamio Eiji, Matsuoka Atsushi, (Kobe U./MaF C) Nakagawa Keizo, Yoshioka Tomohisa, (Kobe U./MaF Tech C) Matsuyama Hideto

PDMS
PDMS-PEG block copolymer
surface hydrophilicity

4-a

15:18– 15:30

E30

Relationship between extraction amount and time of tannins and caffeine in tea

(Tennoji H.S) *Naruo Runa, *Chihara Reina, *Moritani Keigo, *Yamaguchi Shina, *Yokoyama Kei, Iwai Haruhiko

extraction
tannin
caffeine

4-f

148

15:30– 15:42

E31

Development of Carbon Composite Membranes for Dehydration

(Yamaguchi U.) *Minematsu Nozomi, Kumakiri Izumi

Carbon Membrane
Gas Permeation
Pervaporation Separation

4-a

15:42– 15:54

E32

Challenge of preparation of palladium nickel alloy membrane on porous SUS tube with USY zeolite particles

(Tokushima U.) *Ohnishi N., Shijiraya T., Hanada T., Katoh M.

Dence Pd/Ni alloy membrane on porous SUS tube
Electroless plating
USY zeolite

4-a

15:54– 16:10

Break

Hall F

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Electronics

9:30– 9:42

Break

9:42– 9:54

F02

Correlation Study between Layer Distance and Calcium lon Insertion/ Extraction Performance of Potassium Birnessite Manganese Oxides for Calcium lon Battery Cathode Material

(Toyohashi Tech) *Watanabe Kanta, Umehara Daiki, Inada Ryoji, Tojo Tomohiro

Calcium ion
Rechargeable Batteries
Potassium Birnessite Manganese Oxides

11-a

151

9:54– 10:06

F03

Comparison of electricity generation capacity of dye-sentisized solar cells using different types of anthocyanin pigments

(Yokote H.S) *Awaji Koutaro, *Ito Keita, *Ando Itsuki, *Tsuchida Seiya, Sasaki Shigehiro

dye-sentisized solar cells
anthocyanin pigments

11-a

269

10:06– 10:18

F04

Fundamental study of particles structure formation after coating electrode film for lithium-ion battery

(U. Hosei) *Yura K., (U. Hosei/Nissan Motor) Tsutsui G., (U. Hosei) Kitamura K., Mori T.

Cathode of Li-ion battery
Particle assembling state in slurries
Rheo-Impedance

11-a

10:18– 10:30

F05

Development of High-Voltage, Eco-Friendly Batteries

(Osaka Pref. Senri H.S.) *Iwamoto Kansuke, *Harada Tomoaki, *Yamamoto Shiki, Nishizawa Atsuo

magnesium-iodine battery
bioreactor
salt bridge

11-a

119

10:30– 10:42

F06

Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells (DSSC) TiO2 Nanoparticle Fabrication and Performance Evaluation

(NIT Anan) *Urushihara Takuto, Konishi Tomoya, Kamano Masaru, Kozai Takanori, Zheng Tao

DSSC
TiO2
P25

11-a

10:42– 10:50

Break

Electronics

10:50– 11:02

F08

Control of the form of the metal tree

(Osaka Pref. Ikuno Senior H.S.) *Ito Manami, *Fujisawa Kokoro, *Mitani Soma, *Murakami Yuta, Onishi Atsushi

metal tree
Silver
Copper

11-a

11:02– 11:14

F09

Effect of pH control during synthesis of copper nanoparticles and their CO2 reduction activity

(Tohoku U.) *Muramoto Takaya, Iwase Kazuyuki, Tomai Takaaki

CO2 electrolysis
Cu particles
catalyst synthesis

11-a

157

11:14– 11:26

F10

Toward improving the power generation performance of microbial batteries

(Fukuoka jyoto H.S) *Kichize H., Sasaki K.

renewable energy
microorganisms
organic matter

11-a

223

11:26– 11:38

F11

Fundamental Study on Halide Solid Electrolyte for next-Generation All-Solid-State Lithium-Ion Batteries Using First Principle Calculation

(Toyohashi Tech) *Watanabe Tomoyuki, Inada Ryoji, Tojo Tomohiro

First‑principles calculation
Li3InCl6
Solid Electrolyte

11-a

131

11:38– 11:50

F12

Fundamental Research on the Fabrication of Perovskite Solar Cells

(Iwaki H.S.) *Tanemura I., *Ishibashi T., Tsuchiya Y., Aoyama S., Ichikawa Y., Makabe K.

Perovskite
Solar Cells

11-a

11:50– 12:02

F13

Charge-Discharge Performance Analysis of Manganese Oxide Cathodes Intercalated with Cobalt Complexes

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Suda Rikako, Hanaya Akinobu, Onizuka Saki, Tomono Kazuaki

Birnessite-type manganese dioxide
Anode material
Aqueous ion batterie

11-a

12:02– 12:15

Lunch break

Electronics

13:10– 13:22

F19

Invention and Practical application of Gel Air Magnesium Battery

(Kumamoto H.S.) *Takahashi Sakuya, *Mogi Tamaki, *Honda Takahiro, *Nakaguma Kanato, Hayano Yoshiro

Battery
Gel
Charging

11-a

13:22– 13:34

F20

Fabrication of Calcium Ferrite Anode for Calcium Ion Batteries and Its Electrochemical Characterizations

(Toyohashi Tech) *Umehara Daiki, Watanabe Kanta, Inada Ryoji, Tojo Tomohiro

Calcium Ion Battery
Calcium Ferrite
Spinel Structure

1-a

164

13:34– 13:46

F21

Reaction Model in ethanol electro-reforming in perchloric acid electrolyte

(Kyoto U.) *Hirono Takuya, Kawase Motoaki, Cheng Kaifun

Electrochemistry
Electro-reforming
Reaction model

11-a

13:46– 13:58

F22

Development of a solar-regenerative zinc-air primary battery

(NITTC) *Itoh M., *Saito K., *Narita Y., *Yamamoto S., Shiroishi H.

zinc-air primary battery
Activated charcoal
solar-regenerative

11-a

177

13:58– 14:10

F23

Analysis of the Action of a Concentration Cell Using a Salt Bridge

(Tennoji H.S) *Matsushita Yuka, *Eto chihana, *Nakamura Hiroyuki, *Hosoya Ryota, Kuroishi Takashi

Concentration battery
salt bridge
conductivity

11-a

142

14:10– 14:22

Break

Energy engineering

14:30– 14:42

F26

Preparation and Performance Evaluation of Activated Carbon for Electric Double Layer Capacitor Electrodes Made from Bamboo Powder

(NIT Anan) *Ari Hyuga, Konishi Tomoya, Kamano Masaru, Zheng Tao

Activated Carbon
EDLC
KOH-KMnO4

9-c

14:42– 14:54

F27

Study on supercooling relaxation of sugar alcohols

(Chiba U.) *Suzumura Hayato, Sugawara Masaya, Wada Daiju, Tokushige Manabu, Ryu Junichi

Latent heat storage
Sugar alcohols
Super cooling

9-b

123

14:54– 15:06

F28

Development of Battery Performance Prediction Model and Optimal Structure Design of All-Solid-State Batteries by Using Machine Learning

(Kyushu U.) *Wakinaguni Yasuki, Sato Koki, Eto Yuki, So Magnus, Yano Takeru, Asano Shusaku, Inoue Gen

All-solid-state battery
Modeling
Machine learning

9-a

209

15:06– 15:18

F29

Supercooling release of erythritol microcapsules for thermal energy storage by physical stimuli

(Yamagata U.) *Hosokawa Naoya, Sasho Yusuke, Makuta Toshinori, Akamatsu Masato

Erythritol microcapsules
Supercooling release
Thermal energy storage

9-b

110

15:18– 15:30

F30

hydrothermal gasification of aqueous organic solutions using carbon-supported nickel catalysts

(kansaiuniversity) *ozuru yoshiki, hayashi junichi, hasegawa isao

hydrothermal gasification
carbon-supported nickel catalyst
acid treatment

9-c

274

15:30– 15:42

F31

Reactivity of multi component mixed hydroxide synthesized by mechano-chemical method

(Chiba U.) *Sakurai Taiki, Okamura Shunya, Okuyama Ryuki, Tokushige Manabu, Ryu Junichi

Chemical heat storage
Mixed hydroxide
Mechanochemical method

9-b

124

15:42– 15:54

Break

Hall G

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30– 9:42

G01

Relations of water content and the strength of the concrete

(Tennoji H.S) *Wang Ziru, *Takeda Wataru, *Matsushima Haruna, *Murakami Yuya, Kuroishi Takashi

water content
concrete
strength

12-m

150

9:42– 9:54

G02

Evaluation of agitation properties in layer crystallization of fatty acids mixture employing annular cylindrical cooling apparatus

(U. Hyogo) *Shiga Yuya, Yoshiga Yuma, Taguchi Shogo, Satone Hiroshi, Maeda Kouji, Yamamoto Takuji

Annular cylindrical cooling apparatus
fatty acids mixture
effective distribution factor

12-g

132

9:54– 10:06

G03

Synthesis method of hydroxyapatite from wastes

(Akita H.S.) Konno Hiroyuki, *Kon Yugo, *Omori Kazuma, *Kawarada Yuma, *Kimura Shin, *Nakagawa Haruto, *Nakamura Rihito

hydroxyapatite
precipitation
waste utilization

12-k

10:06– 10:18

G04

Hydrothermal Synthesis and Photoluminescence Properties of Er3+-doped NaYF4 Nanophosphors

(NIT Anan) *Toba Saki, Kozai Takanori, Fujihara Takeshi, Zheng Tao, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya

nanophosphor
hydrothermal synthesis
upconversion

12-c

10:18– 10:30

G05

2D pore formation by cross-linking of layered silicates with wide interlayers

(Shizuoka U.) *Horiuchi Gen, Kong Changyi, Moteki Takahiko

zeolite
Pore space
Interlayer Expanded

12-c

10:30– 10:42

G06

Effects of particle size of ZIF-8 on Electrochemical Properties of ZIF-8 derived Nanoporous Carbon prepared by ultrasonic spray pyrolysis

(Hiroshima U.) *Matsuzaki Riko, Kubo Masaru, Shimada Manabu

Nano porous carbon
ZIF-8
Ultrasonic pylorysis

12-k

234

10:42– 10:50

Break

10:50– 11:02

G08

Effect of surface-modified nanofiller on breakdown voltage of polyimide film

(Ibaraki U.) *Horiguchi N., Ambe H., Kobayashi Y., Souma K., Yamauchi N.

nanofiller
polyimide
silane coupling agent

12-d

195

11:02– 11:14

G09

Fabrication and Optical Properties of Cu⁺, Sn²⁺-doped Mixed-anion Glass

(NIT Anan) *Tokunaga Yumeka, Kozai Takanori, Fujihara Takeshi, Zheng Tao, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya

Network former
Mixed-anion Glass
Photoluminescence

12-m

11:14– 11:26

G10

Effect of the amount of pNIPAM introduced into alginate on the change in gel morphology

(Shinshu U.) *Ida Rikuto, Yamada Masahiro, Saeki Daisuke, Okumura Yukihisa

pNIPAM
alginate
gel

12-e

245

11:26– 11:38

G11

Spider silk shrinks when it gets wet with water.

(Ikuno) *Tanaka Shiho, *Shimanuki Nana, *Ozaki Mitsuki, Nobutani Atsushi

¥¯¥â
»å
À¸Êª5ÈÉ

7-i

11:38– 11:50

G12

Degradation of Organic Compounds Using a Combination of TiO₂ and UV-LED

(NIT Anan) *Kagawa Asahi, Konishi Tomoya, Kamano Masaru, Kozai Takanori, Zheng Tao

TiO₂
Uv-LED
¥á¥Á¥ì¥ó¥Ö¥ë¡¼

12-c

178

11:50– 12:02

G13

Effect of concentration of sodium silicate aqueous solution on the growth rate and size of silicate film

(Masuda H.S) *Fujiwara Shitou, *Wada Ayane, *Takeuchi Riku, Toda Yuta

chemical garden
silicate film
concentration

12-g

190

12:02– 12:15

Lunch break

13:10– 13:22

G19

Improving the cold retention time of ice packs

(Noshiro H.S) *Sasaki R., *Karato T., *Watanabe M., Matsumoto T.

ice pack
Super Absorbent Polymer
specific heat

12-j

13:22– 13:34

G20

Solidification and melting properties of fatty acids mixture as phase change materials for latent heat storage

(U. Hyogo) *Koga Seiji, Itimizu Ryunosuke, Taguchi Shogo, Satone Hiroshi, Maeda Kouji, Yamamoto Takuji

differential scanning calorimetry
liquidus
saturated fatty acid

12-g

134

13:34– 13:46

G21

Evaluation of electrochemical catalytic property of multinary alloy nanoparticle from metal-organic framework

(Fukuoka Inst. Tech.) *Maeda Shuto, Hanada Koki, Eiro Masashi, Matsuyama Kiyoshi

multinary metal alloy nanoparticle
metal-organic framework
oxygen evolution reaction

12-k

13:46– 13:58

G22

Study on facile fabrication of gold microtube via self-assembly of citrate-capped gold nanoparticles

(Yamaguchi U.) *Uehara T., Ishii H.

gold microtube
gold nanoparticle
Frens method

12-i

100

13:58– 14:10

G23

Quantification of electron accumulation in hydroxyapatite crystals

(NITSuzukaCollege) *Sugino Masamune, Funakoshi Kunio

hydroxyapatite
photocatalyst
spactrophotometric analysis

12-g

263

14:10– 14:22

G24

Investigation of higher efficiency of decomposition reaction by magnetic field effect using zeolite-based photocatalysts

(Tsuyama H.S.) *Nagasawa Yusuke, *Tanaka Mayu, *Shimoyhama Rin, *Takeda Masayoshi, Yano Yuki

photocatalyst
zeolite
magnetic field effect

12-c

14:22– 14:30

Break

14:30– 14:42

G26

Preparation of antibacterial bacterial cellulose gel sheets using liquid marbles

(NIT Nara) *Takebe Juzo, Fujiyasu Jigen, Naoe Kazumitsu

liquid marble
bacterial cellulose
silver nanoparticle

12-e

220

14:42– 14:54

G27

Study on the Synthesis and Shaping Methods of Acetyl Glucomannan

(Iwaki H.S.) *Ishikawa T., *Aijma H., Kusano H., Kusano H., Sekiuchi M., Makabe K.

Acetyl Glucomannan
Bioplastic
Hemicellulose

12-k

14:54– 15:06

G28

Micronization of pesticide particles that balances the control of plant pathogens and the protection of environmental microorganisms

(Osaka Metro. U. CT) *Takaya Keisuke, Hirabayashi Daisuke, (Osaka Metro. U.) Nomura Toshiyuki

Pesticides
Micronization
Environmental toxicity

12-f

207

15:06– 15:18

G29

Effect of adding saponins on bamboo detergents.

(NIT.Ube) *Watanabe C, Takata Y

Bamboo detergent
saponin

12-m

15:18– 15:30

G30

How to reuse SAP

(IKUNO H.S.) *Koike Yuta, *Yamashina Sohei, *Toyama Goki, *Yamashita Kota, Hibi Noritaka, (Ikuno.H.S) Yoshida S.

super absorbent polymer
Silica gel
Semipermeable membrane

12-j

185

15:30– 15:42

G31

Development of observation techniques for the internal structure of capillary suspension

(Tokyo U. Sci) *Soga Hinako, (Sizuoka U.) Murakami Yuya, (Tokyo U. Sci) Otake Katsuto, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Shono Atsush

capillary suspension
Microstructure observation techniques
viscosity

12-l

182

15:42– 15:54

G32

Structure control of mesoporous silica nanoparticles incorporating ceria nanoparticles

(Yamaguchi U.) *Uematsu K, Ishii H

mesoporous silica
hollow silica particle
ceria nanoparticle

12-c

181

15:54– 16:10

Break

Hall H

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30– 9:42

H01

Chemical recycling of plastics using vanadium oxides

(Tokyo U.Sci) *Hanami Y., Matsukawa H., Otake K., Shono A.

chemical recycling
plastics
vanadium oxides

13-e

183

9:42– 9:54

H02

Preparation of taurine skeleton crystals using a tube crystallizer

(NIT Suzuka) *Mimura Yua, Funakoshi Kunio

skeleton crystal
anti-solvent crystallization
taurine crystals

12-g

258

9:54– 10:06

H03

Development of ultimate black materail using PVA and iodine

(Namiki S.S) *Matsuda Nao, Kogawa Yuichiro

iodine
PVA
Light absorption

12-j

180

10:06– 10:18

H04

Liquid-phase adsorption separation by MOF paper prepared by spraying method

(Hiroshima U.) *Sakai Suzuna, Kubo Masaru, Shimada Manabu

MOF
Adsorption
HKUST-1

12-k

232

10:18– 10:30

H05

Synthesis of polymeric nanoparticles in ice

(Nagoya U.) *Okuda S., Kanda H., Yamamoto T.

polymer nanoparticles
ice reactor

12-d

10:30– 10:42

H06

Creating soaps that resist stains and do not damage fibers

(Tennoji H.S) *Morioka Masato, *Isoda Issa, *Takamori Yuta, *Nishioka Riku, Fukunaga Naoya

pH adjustment
animal fiber
color analysis

12-m

141

10:42– 10:50

Break

10:50– 11:02

H08

Improvement of practical eco-warmer &12316;Study of heat of crystallization of sodium acetate with additives&12316;

(Hiro H.S) *Michiue K., Yanaidani T.

Eco warmer
Additive
Particle size

12-g

126

11:02– 11:14

H09

Characterization of polyethylene glycol shell structure of particles in aqueous media

(Tohoku U.) *Okado A, Suga K, Kato I, Namigata H, Watanabe K, Welling T, Nagao D

nano particle
polyethylene glycol
core-shell structure

12-d

194

11:14– 11:26

H10

Asymmetric ammonium molecules towards new synthetic zeolites

(Shizuoka U.) *Sasamoto Asuka, Kong Changyi, Moteki Takahiko

organic template
porous crystal
hydrothermal synthesis

12-c

11:26– 11:38

H11

Preparation and Evaluation of Functional Sheets Containing Waste Derived-Cellulose Nanofibers

(Dep. Chem., Chem. Eng., Life Sci., Col. Eng. Sci., Yokohama Nat. U., Yokohama, Japan) *Machimoto Kyou, (Fac. Eng., Yokohama Nat. U., Yokohama, Japan) Tamura Saori, (Dep. Chem., Chem. Eng., Life Sci., Col. Eng. Sci., Yokohama Nat. U., Yokohama, Japan) Kawamura Izuru

cellulose nanofibers
pH responsive
composite film

12-j

11:38– 11:50

H12

Freeze-drying Combustion Synthesis of S3A MTA Cement

(NIT Anan) *Yabuuchi Haruna, Zheng Tao, Fujihara Takeshi, Kouzai Takanori, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya, (Sience Tokyo) Uo Motohiro

MTA Cement
Freeze-drying
Combustion Synthesis0

12-c

11:50– 12:02

H13

Optical sunscreen application diterming the ideal amount for effective UV protection

(IKUNO H.S.) *Furukawa Akane, *Yao Momoka, *Hiroi Chika, *Sakai Runa, Hibi Noritaka, (Ikuno.H.S) Yoshida S.

sunscreen cream
ultraviolet light
transmission

12-h

129

12:02– 12:15

Lunch break

13:10– 13:22

H19

Synthesis of monodisperse polymer nanoparticles in a soap-free emulsion polymerization with less contaminants

(Yamaguchi U.) *Asanuma H., Yoshio A., Ishii H.

monodisperse particle
soap-free emulsion polymerization
colloidal crystal

12-b

13:22– 13:34

H20

Optical resolution of L-glutamic acid by combining preferential crystallization and crystal polymorphism

(NITSuzukaCollege) *Ozaki Runo, Funakoshi Kunio

Preferential Crystallization
Glutamic acid
Polymorphism

12-g

255

13:34– 13:46

H21

Interdisciplinary approach to glass fusing

(Osaka Pref. Ikuno Senior H.S.) *Kobayashi Misaki, *Amano Kokoha, *Kokubo Hiyo, Onishi Atsushi

Glass fusing
silver
art

12-m

13:46– 13:58

H22

Synthesis of pesticide-encapsulated biodegradable carrier particles and their pest control efficacy

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Sato Yugo, (Osaka Metro. U.) Nomura Toshiyuki

PLGA
Nanopesticides
Botrytis cinerea

12-f

206

13:58– 14:10

H23

Synthesis of fluorescent polymer particles immobilized with glycan and gold nanoparticles for virus detection

(Ibaraki U.) *Watanabe M., (Fukushima U.) Ogata M., (Ibaraki U.) Kobayashi Y., Yamauchi N.

polymer
gold nanoparticles
glycan

12-c

156

14:10– 14:22

H24

Study on the surface area of metals in chemical reactions

(H.Tochigi) *Shinozaki N, *Mukeda A, abe T

surface area
aluminium

12-m

14:22– 14:30

Break

14:30– 14:42

H26

Quantitative relationship between adhesive strengthandcomponents

(Yokkaichi H.S.) *Taketani Y., Mori A.

adhesive
gelatin
protein

12-h

14:42– 14:54

H27

Additive manufacturing of micro-architected metal structure via supercritical CO2-assisted immobilization

(Fukuoka Inst. Tech.) *Hanada Kouki, Maeda Shuto, Matsuyama Kiyoshi

metal structures
supercritical CO2
3D printing

12-k

14:54– 15:06

H28

Preparation of silver nanoparticles using extract of waste parts of crude medicinal plants in Nara

(NIT Nara) *Sakamoto Suguru, Naoe Kazumitsu

silver nanoparticles
crude medicinal plant
waste

12-d

233

15:06– 15:18

H29

High-pressure effects of zinc chloride electrolyte on zinc air batteries

(U. Hyogo) *Ono Atsuyuki, Maeda Kouji, Arafune Koji, Iimura Kenji, Itoh Kazuhiro, Yamamoto Takuji, Satone Hiroshi, Taguchi Shogo

Zinc chloride
Air-Zinc battery
High-perssure

12-g

216

15:18– 15:30

H30

Combustion Synthesis of MTA Cement and Effect of Fuel Ratio on Particle Shape

(NIT Anan) *Wongsricha Sakdinan, Zheng Tao, Fujihara Takeshi, Kouzai Takanori, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya, (Sci. Tokyo) Uo Motohiro

MTA Cement
Polyvinylpyrrolidone
Combustion Synthesis

12-c

15:30– 15:42

H31

Electrolytic synthesis of polyaniline using a familiar acid and its application to composite fiber materials

(Tsuchiura1st H.S) *Yabuuchi T., *Kaneko T., *Saito Y., *Uetsuhara S., Masuda S.

polyaniline
Electrolytic synthesi
Composite Fiber Materials

12-j

282

15:42– 15:54

H32

Synthesis of anionic hydrogel particles in aqueous solution for medical applications

(Ibaraki U.) *Ono R., Kobayashi Y., Yamauchi N.

hydrogel
anion
polymer

12-c

15:54– 16:10

Break

Hall I

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9:30– 9:42

I01

Cultivation of hydrogen oxidizing bacteria in dry water of stearate microparticles

(NIT Nara) *Mizoe Yuma, Yamada Rena, Naoe Kazumitsu

cultivation
hydrogen oxidizing bacteria
dry water

7-a

155

9:42– 9:54

I02

Antibacterial and antifungal effects of citrus ingredients and synergistic effects between ingredients

(Nanao H.S) *Kimoto M., *Shinki M., *Murata S., *Yata K., Nataami K.

citric acid
limonene

7-h

9:54– 10:06

I03

De novo creation of GFP-binding molecules via deep learning-assisted protein engineering

(Okayama U.) *Okada Shinzan, (Grad. Sch. of Env., Life, Nat. Sci. & Tech., Okayama U.) Imamura Koreyoshi, Imanak Hiroyuki

Deep learning
ProteinMPNN
AlphaFold

7-i

173

10:06– 10:18

I04

Relationship between sodiun lauryl sulfate and bacteria

(Masuda H.S) *Miyata Rimi, *Tabara Hina, *Miura Nagito, Matsukawa Hitoshi

SDS
campylobacter
pigment

7-e

189

10:18– 10:30

I05

Gel formation of aqueous polymer solutions with artificial catalyst

(NIT.Sasebo) *Shiba M., Moriyama K.

hydrogel
catalyst
polymer

7-a

10:30– 10:42

I06

How to preserve polyphenols olives

(Tamagawa academy) *Kitamura Urara, (Tamagawa Academy) Watanabe Yasutaka

ollive
polyphenol
carbon dioxide

7-h

10:42– 10:50

Break

10:50– 11:02

I08

Development of a substance production system using a novel oleaginous actinomycete Streptomyces jeddahensis

(Kobe U.) *Sakaue Kazuki, Mori Yutaro, Ogino Chiaki, Kondo Akihiko

Biodegradable Plastics
PHB
streptomyces

7-a

159

11:02– 11:14

I09

Bactericidal effect of antiseptic solutions

(Ikuno.H.S) *Maeda R., *Higashide Y., *Eguchi Y., *Harada R., Yoshida S.

lactic acid
lactic acid bacteria
neutralization titration

7-h

11:14– 11:26

I10

Effects of structure of hydrophobic groups incorporated into gelatin molecules on adsorption and desorption of hydrophobic medicines.

(Kagoshima U.) *Nishimura K., Matsumoto T., Kobaru S., Yoshida M., Takei T.

hydrogel
drug delivery
hydrophobic interaction

7-a

135

11:26– 11:38

I11

Compositional analysis of aloe

(Tamagawa Academy) *Ito R., Kinouchi M.

Aloe
Polyphenol
Antibacterial effect

7-i

11:38– 11:50

I12

Investigation of a rapid screening method for plant growth-promoting bacteria

(Kitami Inst. Tech.) *Kitagawa S., Kagenishi T., Konishi M.

Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria(PGPB)
microbial culture
Screening

7-g

196

11:50– 12:02

I13

Measuring the antioxidant effect of allicin from the redox potential

(Tamashima H.S) *Takahashi S., *Inada M., *Ito C., *Naka S., *Fujiwara T., Shiraga Y.

Allicin
redox potential
Antioxidant power

7-h

200

12:02– 12:15

Lunch break

13:10– 13:22

I19

Evaluation of Oxidative Catalytic Functions of Bio-Derived Artificial Catalysts

(NIT. Sasebo) *Uenishi N., Moriyama K.

protein
artificial catalysts
oxidative catalysis

7-b

13:22– 13:34

I20

Exploration of Protease Disruption Candidates for Stable Protein Production in Komagataella phaffii

(Kobe U.) *Matsumoto Masaki, Satou Rintarou, Tominaga Masahiro, Ito Yoichiro, (kobe U.) kondou Akihiko, (Kobe U.) Ishii Jun

Komagataella phaffii
Protease
CRISPR Cas9

7-d

261

13:34– 13:46

I21

Usefulness of Vegetable-Derived Surfactants

(Yokote H.S) *Takaku Mao, *Oono Nagisa, *Obara Aoshi, *Takahashi Mitsunari, Hosoya Susumu

Surfactants
Vegetable

7-h

267

13:46– 13:58

I22

Structural and Optical Analysis of Microorganism in Microbial Fuel Cells

(Toyohashi Tech) *Naito Kosei, (Toyohashi Tech/Shizuoka Inst. Sci. Tech.) Konba Hiroya, (Toyohashi Tech) Inada Ryoji, (Ë¶¶µ»Âç) Tojo Tomohiro

Microbial Fuel Cells
Anaerobic Microorganisms
Lysogeny Broth

7-a

107

13:58– 14:10

I23

Development of decarboxylases for isobutene bioproduction

(Kobe U.) *Syu Komi, Mori Yutaro, Ogino Chiaki, Kondo Akihiko

Enzyme
Bioproduction
Proteinengineering

7-a

161

14:10– 14:22

I24

Analysis of glutamic acid content of vegetable broth taken from discarded vegetable parts

(Tamagawa Academy) *Masuda Noa, Kinouchi Mikiko

glutamic acid
discarded vegetable parts
vegetable broth

7-h

14:22– 14:30

Break

14:30– 14:42

I26

Single-crystal-to-single-crystal transition between achiral and chiral structures of axially chiral naphthamide derivative

(Osaka U., School of Eng. Sci.) *Ikeda Saki, (Osaka U., Graduate School of Eng. Sci.) Oketani Ryusei, Hisaki Ichiro

Chirality
Crystallization
Structural transition

12-g

121

14:42– 14:54

I27

Purification of aggregated crystals of organic compounds using m-CNB

(NITSuzukaCollege) *Eguchi Eiru, Funakoshi Kunio

Agglomerates
Sweating and Recrystallization
Solid Solution

12-g

240

14:54– 15:06

I28

Preparation of water-absorbent polymers utilizing waste

(Tamashima H.S) *Murata Junya, *Yamada Kazuki, Naito Yusuke, Ono Yuki

water-absorbent polymers
waste
cellulose

12-m

199

15:06– 15:18

I29

Method for Evaluating Water Content of Hydrous Polymers Using Structure Change of Molecules at Polymer / Metal Interfaces

(NIT Tokyo) *Tashiro Y, Ito M

Self-Assembled Monolayers
Water Content
Surface-enhanced Raman Spectroscopy

12-a

264

15:18– 15:30

I30

Fabrication of sea urchin-like polymer particles with intrinsically conducting polymers on the surface of core particles

(Ibaraki U.) *Muto K., Kobayashi Y., Yamauchi N.

sea urchin particle
nanofiber
intrinsically conducting polymer

12-c

15:30– 15:42

I31

Creation of organic semiconductor polymer nanoparticles with antimicrobial activity

(Tohoku U. IMRAM) *Ishikawa T., Shibata A., Kasai H., Oka K.

P3HT
Nanoparticles
ROS

12-c

15:42– 15:54

I32

A Proposal of a Method for Clarifying the Relationship Between the External Magnetic Force Applied to a Ferrofluid and the Shape of the Bottom of the Spike to be Formed -A Method Using a Helleshou Cell-

(Himejihigashi H.S.) *Maekawa Tsukasa, *Nagai Sho, *Ishii Zen, *Fuji Karen, *Ookado Souta, *Iida Ryou, Kawakatsu Kazuya

Ferrofluid
Helleshou Cell
Labyrinth Pattern

12-c

15:54– 16:10

Break

Hall J

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9:30– 9:42

J01

Elucidation of the mechanism of radio-sensitizing effect of hydrogen peroxide

(KobeUniv.) *Ishida Mai, Mori Yutaro, Ogino Chiaki, Kondo Akihiko

hydrogen peroxide
radio-sensitizing effect
cancer

7-e

162

9:42– 9:54

J02

Quantification of vitamin C - Establishing a method for preserving acerola -

(Tamagawa Academy) *Ishikawa Naotaro, Watanabe Yasutaka

Vitamin C
Acerola
Supplement

7-h

9:54– 10:06

J03

Transdermal delivery behavior of mRNA encoding antibody-like molecules using ionic liquids

(Kyushu U.) *Sakaguchi Masaya, Higashi Tomohiro, Wakabayashi Rie, Kamiya Noriho, Goto Masahiro

transdermal drug delivery
messenger RNA
ionic liquid

7-e

153

10:06– 10:18

J04

Degradation of casein plastics with proteolytic enzymes in aqueous solution.

(Tennoji H.S) *Atarashi Takumi, *Okutani Haruka, *Miyama Mikihito, *Yamaguchi Kyoka, Iwai Haruhiko

Casein
Biogradable
Plastic

7-h

145

10:18– 10:30

J05

Adsorption characteristics of monoclonal antibodies on the surface of nitrocellulose membrane treated by oxygen plasma

(Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Nagahisa Y., Takata M., (Toyo Roshi) Nakanishi T., Inaba Y., (Kyoto Inst. Tech.) Horiuchi J., Kumada Y.

Lateral-flow immunoassay
Nitrocellulose membrane
Whole antibody

7-c

227

10:30– 10:42

J06

Exploration of exosome-like particles in food and development of a simple purification method

(Ube H.S.) *Inoue Daisuke, *Ueno Rumi, *Kouchi Saki, *Kawasaki Aine, *Togawa Yumeka, *Nakagawa Hayato, *Fujii Riko, *Hori Yuzuki, Izumi Jyunya, (Yamaguchi U.) Adachi Chika, Yoshimoto Noriko

lipid nano particles
milk exsome
chromatography

7-h

230

10:42– 10:50

Break

10:50– 11:02

J08

Let`s create a delicious scent

(Mizusawa H.S) *Abe M., Umehara M., *Chida R., *Nakazawa M., Takahashi K.

maillard reaction
amino acid
scent

7-h

11:02– 11:14

J09

Mosquito spawning conditions

(Ikuno) *Nagahama Syuga, *Hama Sojiro, *Tomita Kota, *Tomita Keita, Nobutani Atsushi

²ã
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À¸Êª1ÈÉ

7-i

11:14– 11:26

J10

Cultivation of hydrogen-oxidizing bacteria in an aerated loop reactor

(U.Kobe) *Kano Atsuki, Mori Yutaro, Kahar Prihardi, Ogino Chiaki, Kondo Akihiko

Bioreactor
Hydrogen-oxidizing bacteria
Bioplastic

7-a

229

11:26– 11:38

J11

Open cultivation of microorganisms in water-in-silicone oil Pickering emulsions stabilized by stearate microparticles

(NIT Nara) *Kido Haruto, Yamamoto Kurumi, Naoe Kazumitsu

cultivation
microorganism
W/O Pickering emulsion

7-a

197

11:38– 11:50

J12

Production of methyl methacrylate using ACT and EHT, enzymes related to ester synthesis

(Kobe U.) *Nishikado Ryugo, Mori Yutaro, Ogino Chiaki, Kondo Akihiko

enzyme
bioproduction
protein engineering

7-a

160

11:50– 12:02

J13

Crow's nesting site and the ecology of the roost

(Yamanashieiwa H.S) *Shimizu R., Yamamoto K.

nesting area
urban roost
forest roost

7-f

259

12:02– 12:15

Lunch break

13:10– 13:22

J19

Efficiency of Reclaimed Vegetables

(Tamagawa Academy) *Sato Yushin, Kinouchi Mikiko

Beta-carotene
Pea sprouts
Reclaimed Vegetables

7-i

13:22– 13:34

J20

Antigen-modified amphiphilic peptides for uptake into immune cells.

(Kyushu U.) *Ogata Kento, Wakabayashi Rie, (Nagoya U.) Yoshimoto Shogo, Hori Katutoshi, (Kyushu U.) Kamiya Noriho, Goto Masahiro

Peptide amphiphile
Self assenmbly
Vaccine

7-e

172

13:34– 13:46

J21

Improvement of enzyme activity and thermostability of RoxA, RoxB and LCP (Rubber Oxygenase)

(Kobe U.) *Suzuki Yutaro, Mori Yutaro, Ogino Chiaki, Kondo Akihiko

enzyme
bioproduction
protein engineering

7-a

158

13:46– 13:58

J22

Favorite food and chemotaxis of planarians

(Ikuno) *Nakano Kayo, *Okada Ruri, *Okuyama Kaho, *Kamei Marina, Nobutani Atsushi

¥×¥é¥Ê¥ê¥¢
ÁöÀ
À¸Êª2ÈÉ

7-i

13:58– 14:10

J23

Preventing transcriptional leakage to develop tightly-regulatable genetic switches in yeast

(Kobe U.) *Kawai Nanami, Tominaga Masahiro, Kondo Akihiko, Ishii Jun

synthetic biology
yeast
prometer

7-d

262

14:10– 14:22

J24

Preparation of surfactants using vegetable extracts

(shimonosekinishi-hi) *kometani Rio, *Hamamura Riko, *Fukuda Hiroka, *Watanabe Mana, Okada Shougo

vegetables
surfactant
cleaning

7-h

14:22– 14:30

Break

14:30– 14:42

J26

Optimization of Preparation Conditions for Chitosan Gel Using Urea and Its Application to Wound Healing Tests

(U. Kagoshima) *Yoshikawa N., Yamashita Y., Kobaru S., Yoshida M., Takei T.

chitosan
urea
wound care

7-e

137

14:42– 14:54

J27

Is chicken hard to be cooked?2

(Ikuno.H.S) *Kamino G., *Kida C., *Yokoyama J., *Kizawa A., *Mitsui A., Yoshida S.

chicken
thermal conductivity
specific heat

7-h

14:54– 15:06

J28

Adsorption characteristics of plasmid DNA on anion-exchange hydrophilic porous polymer resins

(Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Nakato S., Kamata M., (YMC.) Takahashi R., Sagami T., Sakoda Y., Osumi Y., (Kyoto Inst. Tech.) Horiuchi J., Kumada Y.

Plasmid DNA
Anion-exchange chromatography
Adsorption

7-c

226

15:06– 15:18

J29

Authentic Japanese green tea anywhere: The difference between soft water and hard water in tea brewing

(Tamagawa Academy) *Kiyota Momoko, Kinouchi Mikiko

Green tea
Tannin
Amino acid

7-h

15:18– 15:30

J30

Basic studies on the functionalization of extracellular vesicles by artificial lipid-modified proteins

(Kyushu U.) *Ogushi Nozomu, Uchida Kazuki, Kawaguchi Yoshirou, Wakabayashi Rie, Goto Masahiro, Kamiya Noriho

Extracellular vesicles
Bioconjugation
Lipid-protein conjugate

7-a

15:30– 15:42

J31

(canceled)

100

221

15:42– 15:54

Break

Hall K

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