nano tech 2015

"nano tech" is the world's largest nanotechnology fair and an essential event for state-of the-art manufacturing. With the evolution of nanotechnology, application fields have broadened. Recently, nanotechnology based products and technologies became a key factor for the solution of important issues such as IT & electronics field, medical & health care, biotechnology, environment & energy problems.

5R-01 (East Hall 5, Right side of main theater)

Poster Presentation

Title	Name
Materials for Energy
Lithium-air batteries and all solid-state batteries	Yoshimi KUBO, Kazunori TAKADA
Utilizing nanosheets and building defects for enhancing thermoelectric properties	Takao MORI
Plasmonic ceramics for solar-heat harvesting and photothermal applications	Tadaaki NAGAO, Satoshi ISHII
Materials for Environment and Social Safety
High-Performance Oil Absorbents for Produced Water Management in Oil and Gas Fields	Sadaki SAMITSU, Yoshihisa FUJII, Izumi ICHINOSE
New sensor for breath / blood diagnostics using a mobile phone	Genki YOSHIKAWA, Kota SHIBA
Seismic Damper Alloy with Enhanced Fatigue Resistance	Takahiro SAWAGUCHI
Magnetic Materials
Current controlled magnetization in magnetic nanostructures	Masamitsu HAYASHI
Reduction of Dy content in next generation of high performance permanent magnets	Satoshi HIROSAWA, Chiharu MITSUMATA
Semiconductors
Atomically-thin film transistors on transition metal dichalcogenide semiconductors	Shu NAKAHARAI
Bandgap deformation potential and elasticity limit of semiconductor free-standing nanowires determined in-situ by SEM-CL nano-spectroscopy	Kentaro WATANABE, Takashi SEKIGUCHI
Measurement system of HOMO-LUMO level of organic semiconductor	Shinjiro YAGYU, Michiko YOSHITAKE
Organic Materials
Control over Propagation of Molecular Nano Fiber in Terms of the Initiation Timing and Fiber Length	Kazunori SUGIYASU
Photonic Rubbers with Variable Color Originated by Nano-Structures	Tsutomu SAWADA, Hiroshi FUDOUJI
Material Evaluation and SimulationTechnology
Non-destructive Testing of Industrial Polymers with Terahertz Spectroscopy	Dmitry Bulgarevich
First-principles simulation on large molecules containing a few tens of thousands of atoms	Tsuyoshi MIYAZAKI

Research Network and Facility Services Division

Title
NIMS Outline
Research Center for Structural Materials (RCSM)
GREEN: Global Research Center for Environment and Energy based on Nanomaterials Science
Creation of Innovation by NIMS Nanotechnology Platform
NOIC partner member: key to solution of mid-/long-term issues in industry
Global Operation by External Collaboration Division
Research Collaboration and Technology Transfer in NIMS

15 minutes were alloted to each presentation. (12min for lecture and 3min for Q&A)

January 28, 2015(WED)

Time	Title/Theme	Speaker
11:00-11:15	Photonic Rubbers with Variable Color Originated by Nano-Structures	Tsutomu SAWADA
11:30-11:45	Seismic Damper Alloy with Enhanced Fatigue Resistance	Takahiro SAWAGUCHI
14:00-14:15	Reduction of Dy content in next generation of high performance permanent magnets	Satoshi HIROSAWA
14:30-14:45	Non-destructive testing of industrial polymers with terahertz spectroscopy	Dmitry Bulgarevich
15:00-15:15	New sensor for breath / blood diagnostics using a mobile phone	Genki YOSHIKAWA

January 29, 2015(THU)

Time	Title/Theme	Speaker
11:00-11:15	Plasmonic ceramics for solar-heat harvesting and photothermal applications	Tadaaki NAGAO
11:30-11:45	Utilizing nanosheets and building defects for enhancing thermoelectric properties	Takao MORI
14:00-14:15	High-Performance Oil Absorbents for Produced Water Management in Oil and Gas Fields	Izumi ICHINOSE
14:30-14:45	Control over Propagation of Molecular Nano Fiber in Terms of the Initiation Timing and Fiber Length	Kazunori SUGIYASU
15:00-15:15	First-principles simulation on large molecules containing a few tens of thousands of atoms	Tsuyoshi MIYAZAKI

January 30, 2015(FRI)

Time	Title/Theme	Speaker
11:00-11:15	Atomically-thin film transistors on transition metal dichalcogenide semiconductors	Shu NAKAHARAI
11:30-11:45	Current controlled magnetization in magnetic nanostructures	Masamitsu HAYASHI
14:00-14:15	Measurement system of HOMO-LUMO level of organic semiconductor	Shinjiro YAGYU
14:30-14:45	Bandgap deformation potential and elasticity limit of semiconductor free-standing nanowires determined in-situ by SEM-CL nano-spectroscopy	Kentaro WATANABE
15:00-15:15	Lithium-air batteries and all solid-state batteries	Yoshimi KUBO

*Most of the lectures listed above will be given in Japanese.