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The 3rd Nano Carbon Open Solution Fair 2022
Exhibitors & Layout
| 9㎡ | |
|---|---|
| Exhibitor name | Booth No. |
| Koatsugas Kogyo | 2T-13-A |
| MEIJO NANO CARBON | 2T-13-B |
| ALMEDIO | 2T-13-C |
| GSI Creos | 2T-13-D |
| JOKOH | 2T-13-E |
| NITTA CORPORATION | 2T-13-F |
| Zeon | 2T-13-G |
| 1㎡ | |
|---|---|
| Exhibitor name | Booth No. |
| NEC | 2T-13-01 |
| Dainichiseika Color & Chemicals Mfg. | 2T-13-02 |
| Malvern Panalytical A division of Spectris | 2T-13-03 |
| Kao | 2T-13-04 |
| NiSiNa Materials | 2T-13-05 |
| HORIBA | 2T-13-06 |
| Research Initiative for Supra-Materials, Shinshu University | 2T-13-07 |
| idea international | 2T-13-08 |
| SANYO TRADING | 2T-13-09 |
| SUNARROW | 2T-13-10 |
| NipponShizai | 2T-13-11 |
| I-PEX | 2T-13-12 |
| Hokuetsu Corporation | 2T-13-13 |
| TPR | 2T-13-14 |
| Sojitz | 2T-13-15 |
| Jikantechno | 2T-13-16 |
| Online |
|---|
| Exhibitor name |
| Hitachi Metals |
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[Nano Carbon Open Solution Fair] Special Session
Jan. 28, 2022 (Fri.) 10:30-12:20 Venue: Seeds & Needs Seminar B［East hall 2］
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Nanocarbon Materials for
Organic Solar Cells
Nagoya University
Graduate School of Engineering
Professor
Prof. Yutaka Matsuo
Challenges for industrial
production of 2D nanocarbons
Okayama University
Research Core for Interdisciplinary Sciences
Research Professor
Prof. Yuta Nishina
Nanocellulose Special Exhibition 2022
Exhibitors
| Exhibitor name | Booth No. |
|---|---|
| Yokogawa Bio Frontier | 2E-19 |
| NanoCellulose Japan | 2D-20 |
| Fuji City CNF Platform | 2C-19-01 |
| AIKAWA IRON WORKS | 2C-20 |
| Oji Holdings | 2C-19-A |
| Research Initiative for Supra-Materials, Shinshu University | 2C-19-02 |
| KYOTO MUNICIPAL INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE | 2C-22 |
[NanoCellulose Japan] Special Session
Venue: Seeds & Needs Seminar B［East hall 2］
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■ Jan. 26, 2022 (Wed.) 13:45-14:30
Achieving the efficiency and
added values of cellulose
nanofibers via structural control
The University of Tokyo
Dr. Tsuguyuki Saito
Materials Informatics / Materials DX Special Exhibition 2022
Exhibitors
| Exhibitor name | Booth No. |
|---|---|
| Hitachi | ONLINE |
| JSOL | 2W-09-A |
| QUATRE-i SCIENCE | 2W-09-B |
| NTT DATA Corporation | 2W-09-C |
| Preferred Computational Chemistry | 2W-09-D |
| RIKEN Computational Science Center | 2W-09-E |
| Material analytics and data analysis cloud service "WAVEBASE" by Toyota Motor Corporation | 2W-09-01 |
Materials informatics for R&D Digital transformation era.
Jan. 27, 2022 (Thu.) 14:55-17:00 Venue : Main Theater［East hall 2］
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How artificial intelligence
and robotics change the
way of our research?
Tokyo Institute of Technology
School of Materials and Chemical Technology
Professor / Senior Aide to the President /
Tokyo Tech Academy of Convergence of
Materials Informatics Program Sub-coordinator,
Associate Director
Prof. Taro Hitosugi
Research DX which
Hitachi consider
Hitachi, Ltd.
Public Digital Transformation Department,
Government & Public Corporation
Information Systems Division
Mr. Hidekazu Morita
Material Informatics &
Digital Transformation
Toyota Motor Corporation
Advanced Material Engineering Division
Chief Professional Engineer
Dr. Tetsuya Shoji
Synthetic chemistry led
by Microflow research DX
Kyoto University
Graduate school of Engineering, Department of
Synthetic Chemistry and Biological Chemistry
Associate Professor
Prof. Aiichiro Nagaki
RIKEN / Fugaku Special Lecture
Jan. 26, 2022 (Wed.) 12:50-13:35 Venue: Main Theater［East hall 2］
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RIKEN Center for Computational Science Mr. Satoshi Matsuoka
The University of Tokyo Department of Physics Mr. Shinji Tsuneyuki