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The Japan Society of Calorimetry and Thermal Analysis
Laboratory for Materials and Structures, Tokyo Institute
of Technology
The symposium will consider the new frontiers and
burgeoning fields of thermal studies of materials. A variety of new functional
materials, such as high temperature superconductors, solid state ionics,
fullerenes and other inorganic and organic substances, will be discussed
from the viewpoint of thermal studies. The relationship between the structure
and physical properties will be covered with strong emphasis on the phase
transition and glass transition mechanisms. New techniques such as nano-calorimetry
will be discussed. The invited lectures given by distinguished scientists
will cover also the thermal stabilities, phase relationships, and molecular
motions in new functional materials.
The official language of the symposium will be English.
Daigaku-Kaikan
in Suzukakedai Campus, Tokyo Institute of Technology 4259 Nagatsuta-cho,
Midori-ku, Yokohama, 226-8503 JAPAN
(5 min walk
from Suzukakedai Station of Tokyu Den'entoshi Line)
(1) Airport limousine bus from Airport to Tokyo City Air
Terminal (TCAT), 70 min.
(2) Keisei Narita Line from Narita station to Ueno station.
Limited Express-reserved seat (Skyliner) 60 min or Express 80 min
The scientific programs will include the keynote lectures,
invited lectures, and poster presentations.
Keynote lecture (Atake Lecture):
Mary Anne White (Dalhousie Univ., Canada)
"Phase Change Materials for Thermal Energy Storage"
Invited lectures (tentative):
Victor Streltsov (Univ. Melbourne, Australia)
"The Impact of Redox Power of the Environment on Cu Binding to Amyloid-beta Peptides"
Satoru Nagatoishi (Univ. Tokyo, Japan)
"The Impact of Redox Power of the Environment on Cu Binding to Amyloid-beta Peptides"
Kiyonori Takahashi (Hokkaido Univ., Japan)
"Phase Transition Behavior of Anion Radical Salts with Supramolecular Cation Structure"
Satoshi Yamashita (Osaka Univ., Japan)
"Thermodynamic Investigation on the Excitation Structure of the Organic Quantum Spin Liquid System"
Mafumi Hishida (Tsukuba Univ., Japan)
"Involvement of Hydration Water on the Phase Transitions of Lipids and Surfactants"
Daisuke Takajo (Osaka Univ., Japan)
"STM Observation of Nano-patterns Drawn by Linear Conductive Polymers"
Mariko Noguchi (Nihon Univ., Japan)
"Magnetic Heat Capacity of Cyanide-Bridged Polynuclear Iron Complex"
Eiki Niwa (Mie Univ., Japan)
"Thermodynamic Analyses of Structural and Functional Change of Cathode Materials for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells under Controlled Oxygen Partial Pressure"
Soichi Tatsumi (Kyoto Inst. Technol., Japan)
"Construction of Pinning System by Using Polymer-dimer Mixture"
Tomasz Rozwadowski (Tsukuba Univ., Japan)
"Construction of Pinning System by Using Polymer-dimer Mixture"
Abstracts
All presenters should submit the resitration form and the camera-ready abstract[MS Word template file] by E-mail.
The abstract must be prepared as described in the guide.
The camera-ready abstract should be sent to the Symposium
Chairman atake.sympo@gmail.com by November 8th, 2019.
Social Event
A banquet will be held in the evening of November
18th (18:00-20:00).
Rgistration Fee
by Nov. 8, 2019
[after Nov. 8, 2019]
Active participant:
4,000 Yen
[5,000 Yen]
Student:
2,000 Yen
[3,000 Yen]
Banquet:
1,000 Yen
[3,000 Yen]
Registration form for Japanese participants
For participants from overseas, please contact to the the Symposium
Chairman atake.sympo@gmail.com
Deadlines
Abstract: November 8, 2019 (extended)
Registration and payment: November 8, 2019
Accommodation
"Seminar plus Minami Machida" will be available; 15 min walk from the Symposium
Site, or 5 min walk from the next station (Minamimachida station of Tokyu
Den'entoshi Line) of the Symposium Site. (TEL: 81-42-799-0109,
FAX: 81-42-799-0281).
"Hotel Resol Machida (Central Hotel Machida)" will be available; 20 min
railway from the Symposium Site (Suzukakedai station). 5 min walk from
Machida station of JR Yokohama Line (transfer at Nagatsuta station from
Tokyu Den'entoshi Line). (TEL: 81-42-720-3011, FAX: 81-42-720-3022).
"Aobadai Forum" will be available; 10 min railway from the Symposium Site (Suzukakedai
station). 3 min walk from Aobadai station of Tokyu Den'entoshi Line. (TEL: 81-45-985-2109, FAX: 81-45-985-2108).
Many hotels near Shin-Yokohama station on JR Yokohama Line will be available; 25 min railway from Suzukakedai station. (transfer at Nagatsuta station from Tokyu Den'entoshi Line).
Climate
Weather in Yokohama in November is normally dry with
temperatures between 10 - 20 C.
How to Reach the Symposium Site
Access to Suzukakedai Campus
Participants from abroad are recommended to fly into
Tokyo International Airport (Narita), and then make the connection to Tokyo Tech
Nagatsuta campus. There are many trains (Keisei Line and JR Line) and airport
limousine buses connecting Narita airport to downtown Tokyo. The recommended
routes are
+ Walk from TCAT to Suitenguumae station (Subway Hanzomon
Line): about 5 min.
+ Subway Hanzomon Line from Suitenguumae station to Suzukakedai
station. (Tokyu Den'entoshi Line connected directry to the Subway Hanzomon
Line). Please get off at Suzukakedai station of Tokyu Den'entoshi Line.
(Express for Chuorinkan passes Suzukakedai station. Please transfer to
a local train at Nagatsuta station.). Seminar Plaza - Suzukakedai is only
1 min walk from Suzukakedai station. 60 min
+ Walk from Ueno station (Keisei Line) to Ueno station
(Subway Ginza Line): about 5 min.
+ Subway Ginza Line from Ueno station to Omotesando station.
Change the Subway Line from Ginza Line to Hanzomon Line at Omotesando station.
Subway Hanzomon Line from Omotesandou station to Suzukakedai station (Tokyu
Den'entoshi Line connected directry to the Subway Hanzomon Line). Please
get off at Suzukakedai station of Tokyu Den'entoshi Line. (Express for
Chuorinkan passes Suzukakedai station. Please transfer to a local train
at Nagatsuta station.). Seminar Plaza - Suzukakedai is only 1 min walk
from Suzukakedai station. 70 min (Ueno to Suzukakedai)
Further Inquiries
Professor Hitoshi Kawaji, Symposium Chairman, Laboratory for Materials and Structures
Tokyo Institute of Technology
4259 Nagatsuta-cho, Midori-ku
Yokohama, 226-8503 JAPAN
TEL:+(81) 45-924-5313
FAX:+(81) 45-924-5339
E-mail:
atake.sympo@gmail.com