nano tech 2018

Previous Show Report

Number of visitors

Date	Weather	Visitors (Includes the concurrent exhibition)
February 14 (Wed.)		12,921
February 15 (Thu.)		14,504
February 16 (Fri.)		17,012
Total		44,437

Number of exhibitors

Domestic	Overseas	Countries / region
359	197	23

Special Event

Cellulose Nanofiber Special Exhibit

At this year’s nano tech, we are holding a special symposium and exhibit focusing on the cutting-edge technology of cellulose nanofibers (CNF). Cellulose nanofibers are derived by breaking down plant-based fibers to the nano level. As well as coming from a renewable source, they are both strong and light, making expectations high for their application in materials.

Special Symposium

Feb. 14 (Wed.) 10:30-12:35

Special Symposium Life Nanotechnology

Beyond Human Abilities – Watson is Revolutionizing Cancer Research	Recent progresses on antibody technology for health care policy	Novel Application of Chemistry in Medicines Based on Fluorescent Live Imaging	Advantage of ep-SWCNT for optical bioimaging and applications in life science research	nanoDDS based on the intracellular environment-responsive materials: ssPalm as a platform of DNA/RNA drug discovery

Prof. Satoru Miyano DNA Information Analysis Human Genome Center, Institute of Medical Science, University of Tokyo	Prof. Kouhei Tsumoto School of Engineering and Institute of Medical Science, The University of Tokyo	Prof. Yasuteru Urano Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences and of Medicine, The University of Tokyo	Mr. Tsukasa Takeuchi Corporate Strategy Planning Department Healthcare Business Strategy Unit SHIMADZU CORPORATION	Prof. Hidetaka Akita Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chiba Univ.

Feb. 15 (Thu.) 10:30-12:30

Special Symposium Cellulose nanofibers

Trends for R&D and Industrialization of Nanocellulose	Mass production of nano-fibrillated cellulose by using a cellulose-producing bacterium and its applications	Challenges for Cellulose Nanocrystal Development and Applications	Efforts for Practical Use of Cellulose Nanofiber	Cellulose nanofiber produce from wood and application development	Fabrication of CNF Based on A Chemical Process And Its Applications

Dr. Satoshi Hirata Supervisory Innovation Coordinator / Secretary-general Nanocellulose Forum, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology	Prof. Kenji Tajima Associate Professor Faculty of Engineering Hokkaido University	Dr. Linda Johnston National Research Council Canada Principal Research Officer, Measurement Science and Standards	Mr. Masayuki Kawasaki Research and Development Division Cellulose Nanofiber (CNF) Research Laboratory Nippon Paper Industries	Mr. Akihiro Yamamoto MORI MACHINERY	Dr. Lianzhen Lin Senior Researcher Nano-Structured Materials Research Laboratory KRI, inc.

Feb. 15 (Thu.) 15:00-17:00

Special Symposium Graphene Special

Graphene and Carbon Nanotube (CNT) Commercialization: Past, Present and Future	Near term commercial opportunities for Advanced Materials, particularly Graphene	Carbon Waters: Graphene processing for industry	Atomic Layer Deposition for the synthesis and integration of 2D materials

Khasha Ghaffarzadeh Research Director IDTechEx	Ray Gibbs CEO Haydale	Alain Penicaud Senior researcher Carbon waters/universite Bordeaux1	Mercedes Vila Juárez CEO CTECHnano

Feb. 16 (Fri.) 10:30-12:30

Special Symposium Materials Informatics

Toward AI-assisted materials R&D platform in NIMS-MaDIS	Nanoinformatics-New paradigm in materials science	High-dimensional material genome integration study to accelerate material development	Artificial Intelligence Driving a Revolution in Materials Discovery	Nanotechnology in Carbon Fiber Composites	Materials Informatics in Chemical Industry

Dr. Masahiko Demura Deputy Vice President Research and Services Division of Materials Data and Integrated System National Institute for Materials Science	Prof. Isao Tanaka Department of Materials Science and Engineering Kyoto University	Prof. Yoshitaka Adachi Nagoya University	Douglas Ramsey, Business Development, Vice President Citrine Informatics	Kenichi Yoshioka Toray	Dr. YUKIHIKO UCHI Principal Expert Analysis & Simulation Center ASAHI KASEI

[Holland High Tech Pavilion]

he Dutch Nanotechnology sector is represented by Holst Centre, TNO, DENSsolutions, DelftIMP, VS Particle, Lipocoat, Surfix, SmartTIP, SCIL Nanoimprint solutions (Philips), Dannalab, Single Quantum, DoMicro and Mesa+. The Holland Pavilion is supported by NanoNextNL, MinacNed, Holland High Tech and the Holland Innovation Network of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Tokyo

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Booth Number：5X-13