SCEJ 80th Annual Meeting (Tokyo, 2015): Hall and day program

Hall and day program

Day 1

Most recent update: 2015-03-05 09:42:37

Hall E
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Session organized by Industry <Unit Operation, Unforgettable - Useful Stirring Technology>
(13:00–13:30) (Chair: Yamamori Y.)
13:00– 13:30	E113	[Requested talk] Recent Review of Mixing Technology Research and Actual Application Examples of Mixing Technology Development (Satake Chemical Equipment MFG.) *Nemoto T., Kato Y.	vapor-liquid mixing visualization simulation	S-1	75
(13:30–14:00) (Chair: Ikari K.)
13:30– 14:00	E114	[Requested talk] Role of Agitation, Mixing for Crystallization Process (Tsukishima Kikai) Suda H.	crystallization mixing crystal growth	S-1	76
(14:00–14:30) (Chair: Murakami N.)
14:00– 14:30	E115	[Requested talk] Agitating Technology of Stirred Tank Reactor (Mainly in Polymerization Reactor) (Kobelco Eco-Solutions) *Minami T., Yamabe K., Kikuchi M.	mixing reaction polymer	S-1	77
The SCEJ Awards presentation <The SCEJ Award for Outstanding Technological Development>
14:30– 14:40	E117	The SCEJ Award for Outstanding Technological Development and The SCEJ Award for Outstanding Young Engineer (Osaka U.) Okano Yasunori		0-d	914
14:40– 15:00	E118	[The SCEJ Award for Outstanding Technological Development] The development and commercialization of new power mixer by DEM simulation (Tokuju Corporation) *Yoshitsugu Hiroshi, Yoshida Taizo, Asahi Shozo, Horiai Makoto		0-d	913
15:00– 15:20	E119	[The SCEJ Award for Outstanding Technological Development] JPE's Dry DeSOx/DeNOx process,ReACT(Regenerative Activated Coke Technology) (J-POWER EnTech, Inc.) *Furuyama Kuninori, Shirai Kouichi, Kandani Kazunori, Kozuchi Kouichi, Miya Masahiro		0-d	912
Session organized by Industry <Creation of New Idea with Co-operation between Industry, Academia and Government>
(15:20–16:50) (Chair: Nishioka M.)
15:20– 15:50	E121	[Invited lecture] Application Development of a Chemical Process by Microwave Energy (ARIOS) Sato S.	nano particle microwave plasma in liquid	S-3	95
15:50– 16:20	E122	[Invited lecture] Collaboration of a New Bioreactor for Mammalian Cell Culture (JGC) Tahara N.	bio mammalian cell ventilated mixing culture	S-3	94
16:20– 16:50	E123	[Invited lecture] Development of a System for Biofuel Production through Industry-Academia Collaboration (Bio-energy Co.) Hama S.	bio technology bio fuel fermentation	S-3	96
Hall F
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Session organized by Industry <Upkeeping the "Site-Power" and Actions for Secure Safety>
13:00– 13:40	F113	[Invited lecture] Human Error and Safety (AIST) Nakata T.	safety engineering human factor risk management	S-2	111
13:40– 14:00	F115	Safety Measures and Education for the Future (Ohkawara Kakohki) Koganei T.	occupational hazard safety safety counterplan	S-2	112
14:00– 14:20	F116	[Invited lecture] Recent Technical Trend of Operator Training Simulator (Schneider Electric) Hayashi S.	training simulator 3D cloud	S-2	113
14:20– 14:40	F117	[Invited lecture] Bodily Sensation Education by the Inflection of the Ccomputer Graphics (machine translation) (JGC) Nishiyama F.		S-2	205
14:40– 15:00	F118	Chemical Process Safety to Learn to Case (machine translation) (SCE·Net) Shibuya T.	PSB accident example safety colture	S-2	115
15:00– 15:20	F119	An Action and Personnel Training for Ensuring Safety in the Chemical Manufacturing (machine translation) (Soken Chemical Eng.) Yamada H.	risk assessment safety education know why	S-2	117
15:20– 15:40	F120	Integration Engineering Approach for Process Safety Management (Ritsumeikan U.) Aoyama A.	process safety management integration engineering integration engineering	S-2	203
15:40– 16:00	F121	Developing Process Safety Metrics (Mitsubishi Chem. Corp.) Takahashi K.	process safety management leading indicator safety culture	S-2	204
16:00– 16:20	F122	Application of Process Chemistry (Nat. Inst. Occupational Safty and Health, Japan) Otsuka T.	process chemistry activity model buisiness process model	S-2	206
16:20– 16:40	F123	Application of Chemical Process Plant's Accidents (Safety Division of The Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan) *Iuchi K., (AIST) Wada Y., (Kyushu U.) Tsuge Y.	process safety management progress flow analysis accident	S-2	207
16:40– 17:00	F124	Research Directions of SCEJ Process Safety Devision (Tokyo Inst.Tech.) Fuchino T.	process safety management PSM llements research theme	S-2	208
Hall G
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Session organized by Industry <The Technical Innovation in New Industrial Areas - The Technology Front that will Enable Japan to Proceed One Step Further Hereafter>
(13:00–14:20) (Chair: Fujioka K.)
13:00– 13:40	G113	Technology Development of Tokaido Shinkansen and SCMAGLEV (Central Japan Railway Co.) Adachi M.		S-4	98
13:40– 14:20	G115	[Requested talk] Choice in the Future of the Chemical Raw Materials Source - Technique Necessary for Chemical Industrial to Continue Contributing to the Human (machine translation) (Mitsui Chemicals) *Fujita T., Ichikawa S.		S-4	99
(14:20–15:40) (Chair: Mukaida T.)
14:20– 15:00	G117	[Invited lecture] The Endeavor Toward Industrialization of "QMONOS" (Spiber) Sekiyama K.	spider silk protein venture	S-4	100
15:00– 15:40	G119	[Invited lecture] Contribution of the Chemical Industry for the Future Society (Japan Association for Chemical Innovation) Igarashi A.	JACI proposal for the future	S-4	101
(15:40–17:00) (Chair: Furukawa N.)
15:40– 16:20	G121	[Invited lecture] Current Status and Issues of Artificial Light Type Plant Factory (machine translation) (Japan Plant Factory Association) Kozai T.		S-4	143
16:20– 17:00	G123	[Requested talk] R&D Management in Kaneka Corporation and its Prospects - Development of Electronic Chemicals - (Kaneka) Nagano H.	R&D management Creation of new business area	S-4	102
Hall H
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Session organized by Industry <Shale Revolution Part II - Trends of Shale Revolution and Inpact for Japanese Industries>
(13:00–17:00) (Chair: Miyaki H., Matsuda J.)
13:00– 14:20	H113	[Review lecture] Status and View of Shale Gas (Mitsui & Co., Ltd) Abe M.	shale gas LNG export business chance	S-5	103
14:20– 15:00	H117	Energy Trends in Japan and Overseas Countries (Development Bank of Japan) Emoto H.	international trend of energy shale gas oil new energy	S-5	104
15:00– 15:40	H119	[Invited lecture] Shale Revolution and Business Opportunity of Japanese Company (machine translation) (TORAY CORPORATE BUSINESS RESEARCH) Fukuda Y.	LNG Biodegradable Material Light feed of Petrochemical raw Materials	S-5	106
15:40– 16:20	H121	Potential Market for Process Engineering Firm under Shale Revolution: Downstream Investment Trend Overview (Chiyoda) Suzuki T.	shale investment downstream	S-5	107
16:20– 17:00	Panel discussion
Hall I
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Desirable Form of Chemical Engineering Education
(13:00–14:00) (Chair: Yamamura M.)
13:00– 13:20	I113	Importance of Chemical Engineering Education for Engineering Business (JGC) Takeuchi K.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	418
13:20– 13:40	I114	Several Points for Chemical Engineering Education Emerging from Questionnaire Survey (Doshisha U.) Shioi A.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	426
13:40– 14:00	I115	Review on "Present Status and Future Aspects of Chemical Engineering Education in Japan" (Shinshu U.) Uchida H.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	436
(14:00–14:50) (Chair: Sakohara S.)
14:00– 14:10	I116	Present State of Chemical Engineering Education in University and College Technology -Kyushu University- (Kyushu U.) Ijima H.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	443
14:10– 14:20	I117	Present State of Chemical Engineering Education in University and College Technology -Hiroshima University- (Hiroshima U.) Fukui K.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	444
14:20– 14:30	I118	Present State of Chemical Engineering Education in University and College Technology -Osaka Perfecture University College of Technology- (Osaka P. U. C. T.) Nishioka M.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	448
14:30– 14:40	I119	Present State of Chemical Engineering Education in University and College Technology -Doshisha University- (Doshisha U.) Matsumoto M.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	451
14:40– 14:50	I120	Present State of Chemical Engineering Education in University and College Technology -Tohoku University- (Tohoku U.) Inomata H.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	452
(14:50–15:40) (Chair: Nakasaki K.)
14:50– 15:00	I121	Education for Chemical Engineers in Manufacturing Industry -Mitsubishi Chemical- (Mitsubishi Chemical) Terasaki W.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	455
15:00– 15:10	I122	Education for Chemical Engineers in Manufacturing Industry -Sumitomo Chemical- (Sumitomo Chemical) Ono T.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	456
15:10– 15:20	I123	Education for Chemical Engineers in Manufacturing Industry -Mitsui Chemicals- (Mitsui Chemicals) Kase M.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	459
15:20– 15:30	I124	Education for Chemical Engineers in Manufacturing Industry -Toyo Engineering- (Toyo Eng.) Wakabayashi T.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	460
15:30– 15:40	I125	SCEJ Educational Support for Engineer's Lifetime (SCEJ) Hashitani M.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	464
(15:50–16:50) (Chair: Shioi A.)
15:50– 16:50	I126	Desirable Form of Chemical Engineering Education and its implementation methodology (Kyushu U.) Fukai J., (Osaka P. U. C. T.) Nishioka M., (Tohoku U.) Inomata H., (Mitsubishi Chemical) Terasaki W., (Mitsui Chemicals) Kase M., (Toyo Eng.) Wakabayashi T., (Osaka U.) *Okano Y.	Chemical engineering Education	J-1	476
Hall W
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Session organized by Industry (Poster): <Unit Operation, Unforgettable - Useful Stirring Technology -> <Upkeeping the "Site-Power" and Actions for Secure Safety>
18:00– 20:00	W101	Actual Application Examples of Mixing Technology Development in Gas-Liquid Mixing (Satake Chemical Equipment MFG.,) *Nemoto T., Kato Y.	gas-liquid mixing mixing impeller simulation	P-1	78
18:00– 20:00	W102	Solutions for Various Kinds of Problems by Mixing Technology (Soken Tecnix) Tanaka G.	mixing Hi-F mixer	P-1	81
18:00– 20:00	W103	SUMITOMO's Impeller Line-up (Sumitomo Heavy Industries Process Equipment) *Maeda N., Esaki K., Horiguchi H., Takenaka K.	mixing impeller high share gas absorption	P-1	84
18:00– 20:00	W104	Development of a Novel Type of Wall Wetter (Kansai Chemical Eng.) *Mukaida T., Noda H., Yamaji H., Kataoka K., Abe H.	mixing heat transfer splash	P-1	87
18:00– 20:00	W105	Design Guideline of Stirred Tank Reactor (Mainly in Impeller and Baffle) (Kobelco Eco-Solutions) *Minami T., Yamabe K., Kato T., Kikuchi M.	mixing mixing impeller baffle	P-1	88
18:00– 20:00	W106	Mixing Performance Evaluation and Keypoint of Large Paddle Impellers (Nagoya Inst.Tech.) *Kato Y., Furukawa H.	large paddle impeller power consumption streak line	P-1	92
18:00– 20:00	W107	Improvement of Reactivity in a Gas-Liquid Agitating Vessel Under High Gas Flow Rate Condition (Kao) *Oguri S., Nagao S., Nishimura T.	gas-liquid agitation high gas flow rate shear-force agitating impeller	P-1	79
18:00– 20:00	W108	Eccentric Mixing Using Large-Type Impeller (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Nishi K., Misumi R., Kaminoyama M.	eccentric mixing large-type impeller mixing	P-1	90
18:00– 20:00	W109	Influence of the Blades Geometry in an Agitating Mixer by DEM Simulation (Sumitomo Bakelite Co., Ltd) Yamamoto M.	DEM simulation segregation design	P-1	80
18:00– 20:00	W110	Study on the Mixing Behavior of Particle in Fluidized Bed (Kaneka) Iwakami S.	fluidized bed powder mixing quantitative method	P-1	82
18:00– 20:00	W111	Examples of Scale-up of Stirred Reactors Using Flow Analysis (Kaneka) Kanda A.	mixing scale-up	P-1	83
18:00– 20:00	W112	CFD Application for Mixing Vessels in Commercial Chemical Processes (MCHC R&D Synergy Center) *Watanabe O., Ishiba Y., Horiguchi A.	CFD mixing	P-1	85
18:00– 20:00	W113	Numerical Analysis of Mixing Flow using Particle Method (Kozo Keikaku Eng. Inc.) Awasaki T.	CFD MPS method scaleup	P-1	137
18:00– 20:00	W120	Chemical Process Safety to Learn to Case (machine translation) (SCE·Net) Shibuya T., *Saito K.		P-2	126
18:00– 20:00	W121	Human Error and Safety (AIST) Nakata T.	safety engineering human factor risk management	P-2	120
18:00– 20:00	W122	Safety activity in Soken "Recurrence prevention" & "Risk assessment" (Soken Chemical Eng.) Akagi K.	risk assessment electrostatic discharge ocnductive of work floor	P-2	124
18:00– 20:00	W123	Teijin Duupont Film of Safety Activities (Teijin Dupont Fulms Japan Limited) Honda K.	daily four-part structure taking in advance disaster report reproduction video of a past disaster	P-2	134
18:00– 20:00	W124	Introducing an SMART Positioner with HART Communication for Deterioration Diagnosis.[for the "planning-led maintenance" ] (Kaneka) Fujita N.	adjustment valve diagnosis Instrumentation facilities management HART	P-2	125
18:00– 20:00	W125	"Producing Safety" Safety Management of EAST JAPAN RAILWAY COMPANY (JR-EAST Personel Service) Satoh H.	producing safety learn from lesson human error	P-2	130
18:00– 20:00	W126	Bodily Sensation Education by the Inflection of the Ccomputer Graphics (machine translation) (JGC) Nishiyama F.		P-2	127
18:00– 20:00	W127	Resolution of the Problem about High Temperature Degradation in Chemical Plant (Asahi Kasei) Kurihara T.	equipment material high temperature degradation aging degradation	P-2	132
18:00– 20:00	W128	Improving Managing Technology of Corrosion under Insulation (CUI) of Piping (Mitsui Chemicals) Yamamoto T.	CUI neutron moisture meter surface temperature	P-2	133
18:00– 20:00	W129	The Latest Water Processing Chemicals for Low-Pressure Boiler (Prevention Technology for Scaling) (machine translation) (Kurita Water Industries) Uchida K.	scale energy conservation efficiency maintenance	P-2	139
18:00– 20:00	W130	Examples of Deterioration and Damage of FRP Equipment (Sumitomo Chemical) Nakada M.	FRP Deterioration Damage	P-2	131
18:00– 20:00	W131	Technical Support Tool for Gasket Selection and Tightening (Nichias) Kobayashi H.	gasket	P-2	192
18:00– 20:00	W132	Introduction to Maintenance Technology Subcommittee Activities (Osaka U.) Ishimaru H.	facilities maintenance standard operator's maintenance materials deterioration diagnosis technique	P-2	193
18:00– 20:00	W133	Realization of CBM Based on Results of Machine Diagnostics beyond 30 Years! (Asahi Kasei Eng. Corp.) Fukunaga T.	CBM vibration diagnosis predictive maintenance	P-2	140
18:00– 20:00	W134	Advenced Critical Trend Monitoring for Safety (Azbil) *Takai T., Ogawa M.	alarm management future trend autoregressive model	P-2	135
18:00– 20:00	W135	Big Data-Based Early Anomaly Detection System for Instrumentation Device (Azbil) *Takai T., Kimura D.	fuzzy neral network big data abnormal condition management	P-2	136
18:00– 20:00	W136	Control Valve Maintenance Support System with HART/Fieldbus (Azbil) *Takai T., Fukuda M.	device managemet control valve condtion monitoring	P-2	138
18:00– 20:00	W137	Improvement of Safety and Security on Petrochemical Plants by Operational Risk Management (Kozo Keikaku Eng. Inc.) Mogami K.	functional safety HAZOP IEC61511	P-2	195
18:00– 20:00	W138	Aggregation of Knowledge and Efficiency of Field (Kozo Keikaku Eng. Inc.) Takashide R.	maintenance introduction of IT of check duties technology transfer	P-2	196
18:00– 20:00	W139	Recent Failure Prognostic Methods for Infrastructures and Facilities based on the Machine Learning (Kozo Keikaku Eng. Inc.) Taki Y.	sensor data omen detection machine learning	P-2	198
18:00– 20:00	W140	Dynamic Simulation for Plant Safety (AspenTech Japan Co.,LTD) Nagata S.	dynamic simulation safety	P-2	118
18:00– 20:00	W141	Maintenance Method for High Rotating Divice (Atomizer) (Ohkawara Kakohki) Koganei T.	spray dryer spray dryer device maintenance	P-2	122
18:00– 20:00	W142	Activity for Safety and Compliance (Nippon Kayaku) *Kawashiro T., Masuda K.	repetition education compliance awareness improvement no accident no hazard	P-2	128
18:00– 20:00	W143	Activity Eeport of SCE Net Contributing to Maintenance Improvement of the On-site Power (machine translation) (SCE·Net) *Nagayasu T., Nakao M.	On-site power evaluation of environment educational support	P-2	384
18:00– 20:00	W144	Fouling Control Program for Open-Recirculating Cooling Water System with Plant to Reduce Operating and Maintenance Cost of the System (Kurita Water Industries) Sasaki K.	energy conservation fouling Security, the consecutive operation of facilities	P-2	123
Hall X, Y
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Poster session A -Biochemical engineering, Supercritical fluid-
13:20– 15:20	XA101	Effect of Y-27632 concentration during embryoid body formation on the differentiation of human iPS cells into cardiomyocytes (U. Yamanashi) *Ohnuki Yoshitsugu, Kondo Takumi, Kurosawa Hiroshi	human iPS cells ROCK inhibitor cardiomyocytes	7-e	323
13:20– 15:20	XA102	Construction of agarase expression system in yeast for agarose degradation (Tokyo Tech.) *Zainulkamal S., (MYU) Yanagisawa M., (Tokyo Tech.) Nakasaki K., (KUT) Ariga O.	beta-Agarase expression neoagarooligosaccharide	7-g	248
13:20– 15:20	XA103	Identification the D-amino acids in Aplysia central nervous system (Shibaura Inst. Tech) *Yanagi Takahito, Yoshimi Yasuo, Miyake Yuki	D-amino acid D-aspartic acid High performance liquid chromatography	7-e	299
13:20– 15:20	XA104	*Enzymatic synthesis and functionalization of gold nanoparticle by recombinant Escherichia coli* cells** (Kyushu U.) *Hosomomi Y., (Tohoku U.) Niide T., (Kyushu U.) Kubota F., Goto M., Kamiya N.	biomineralization Escherichia coli gold nanoparticles	7-a	775
13:20– 15:20	XA105	The microscopic analysis of aggregation and adhesive properties mediated by the adhesive protein AtaA I: From the colloidal chemistry (Nagoya U.) *Furuichi Yoshihide, Yoshimoto Syogo, Hori Katsutoshi	colloid nanofiber adhesion	7-a	432
13:20– 15:20	XA106	Study of efficient production methods of biologically active substances with marine microorganisms Labyrinthula (Yamaguchi U.) *Kobayashi Tetsuya, Masaki Humiaki, Torisaka Eiichi, (Oshima NCMT) Sugimura Yoshiaki, (Yamaguchi U.) Hukunaga Kimitoshi	Labyrinthula biologically active substances Carotenoid	7-a	482
13:20– 15:20	XA107	Generation of scFv-Fc-producing CHO cells using AGIS (Kyushu U.) *Komatsu Shodai, Inao Takanori, Kato Risa, Kawabe Yoshinori, Ito Akira, Kamihira Masamichi	Accumulative site-specific gene integration system Cre/loxP scFv-Fc	7-e	420
13:20– 15:20	XA108	Clustering of lipid rafts in cell membranes of lymphoma by trehalose liposomes (Sojo U.) *Kuwano Masataka, Ichihara Hideaki, Matsumoto Yoko	antitumor effect trehalose liposome lipid raft	7-e	173
13:20– 15:20	XA109	Microbial Analysis of Composting with Temperature Control for the Reduction of Ammonia Odor Emission (Tokyo Tech) *Choi Wonkyung, Nakasaki Kiyohiko	Composting Ammonia microorganism	7-g	409
13:20– 15:20	XA110	Generation of genetically modified hepatoma cells with inducible high liver functions (Kyushu U.) *Tonello J., Sonoda Y., Yamamoto H., Kawabe Y., Ito A., Kamihira M.	hepatoma liver function transcription factor	7-e	576
13:20– 15:20	XA111	The microscopic analysis of aggregation and adhesive properties mediated by the adhesive protein AtaA II: From the effect of shear stress (Nagoya U.) *Izumitani Keita, Furuichi Yoshihide, Hori Katsutoshi	Shear stress Adhesion Bacterial cell	7-a	437
13:20– 15:20	XA112	Development of functional emulsions for mucosal immune induction (Yamaguchi U.) *Hirose T., Torisaka E.	emultion vaccine mucosal immune	7-e	487
13:20– 15:20	XA113	Development of a novel nanodispersion technique for poorly water-soluble drugs. (Kyushu U.) *Owada Yuki, Wakabayashi Rie, Kamiya Noriho, Goto Masahiro	Drug delivery Nanocarrier Emulsion	7-e	481
13:20– 15:20	XA114	Characterization of physical properties of cell membrane related to allergic reaction (Osaka U.) *Kota Momoko, Okamoto Yukihiro, Suga Keishi, Umakoshi Hiroshi	cell membrane allergy degranulation	7-b	572
13:20– 15:20	XA115	Therapeutic effect of cationic liposome against colon carcinoma (Sojo U.) *Motomura Muneaki, Ichihara Hideaki, Matsumoto Yoko	antitumor effect cationic liposome colon carcinoma	7-e	174
13:20– 15:20	XA116	Liver functions of genetically modified hepatoma cells in three dimensional cultures (Kyushu U.) *Kawashima Saori, Sanbuichi Takanori, Sonoda Yuto, Jane Tonello, Kawabe Yoshinori, Ito Akira, Kamihira Masamichi	hepatoma cells liver-enriched transcriptional factor three dimensional cell culture	7-e	562
13:20– 15:20	XA117	Development of fluorescent antibody probes to detect tumor-associated membrane protein claudin (U. Tokyo) *Kawamura Takuya, (Osaka U.) Iida Manami, Kawahigashi Yumi, Takigawa Mutsumi, (U. Tokyo) Chung Chan-I, (CRL, Tokyo Tech.) Jeong Hee-Jin, Dong Jinhua, (Osaka U.) Kondoh Masuo, (CRL, Tokyo Tech.) Ueda Hiroshi	Membrane protein Antibody Fluorescent probe	7-a	804
13:20– 15:20	XA118	Mutation of LEA peptide for the enhance system of protein expression in E.coli (Kyutech) *Hamada Hiro, Ikeno Shinya, Haruyama Tetsuya	LEA protein peptide co-expression	7-a	397
13:20– 15:20	XA119	Transdermal Drug Delivery System of Hyaluronic acid Utilizing Solid-in-Oil nanodispersion technique (Kyushu U.) *Deguchi Nao, Wakabayashi Rie, Kamiya Noriho, Goto Masahiro	Hyaluronic acid Solid-in-Oil nanodispersion technique Transdermal Drug Delivery System	7-e	578
13:20– 15:20	XA120	Construction of yeast Pichia pastoris with high cell-surface lipase activity (Osaka Pref. U.) *Kimoto Y., Yamada R., Ogino H.	lipase yeast cell surface display	7-b	815
13:20– 15:20	XA121	Study on prevention of peritoneal adhesion by using anti-inflammatory functioning steroid and carboxymethyl cellulose non-woven sheet. (U. Tokyo) *Qi P., Nishiyama T., Shimizu A., Ohta S., Hasegawa K., Kokudo N., Ito T.	adhension steroid Carboxymethyl cellulose	7-e	896
13:20– 15:20	XA122	Development of polyphosphate modified hyaluronic acid hydrogel and its hemostatic effect (Kanagawa Inst.Tech.) *Sakoda M., (U. Tokyo) Qi P., Kaneko M., Ohta S., (Kanagawa Inst.Tech.) Ichimura S., (U. Tokyo) Yatomi Y., Ito T.	in situ crosslinkable gel polyphosphate hemostasis	7-e	793
13:20– 15:20	XA123	Site-specific cellular modification using Cre-incorporating integrase-defective lentiviral vectors (Kyushu U.) *Imanishi Suguru, Shimomura Takuya, Kawabe Yoshinori, Ito Akira, Kamihira Masamichi	Integrase-defective lentiviral vector Cre/loxP Site-specific cellular modification	7-e	439
13:20– 15:20	XA124	Optimization of culture methods for expansion of human iPS cells based on biochemical engineering (U. Tokyo) *Urabe Yusuke, Horiguchi Ikki, Sakai Yasuyuki	iPS cells bFGF glucose consumption	7-e	458
13:20– 15:20	XA125	Search for effective microorganisms in decomposing garbage (Shizuoka U.) *Itaya S., Matsuda S.	garbage treatment effective microorganisms decomposition	7-g	332
13:20– 15:20	XA126	Construction of a functionally hairy bacterium : bacterial cells covered with multifunctional hair developed from a nanofiber protein, AtaA (Nagoya U.) *Kanie J., Nakatani H., Hori K.	hairy bacterium bacterionanofiber multifunctional protein	7-a	837
13:20– 15:20	XA127	Production of 2,3-butanediol using Bacillus from cellobiose (Kobe U.) *Takashima Shingo, Tanimura Kosuke, Tanaka Tsutomu, Kondo Akihiko	bacillus 2,3-butanediol cellobiose	7-a	211
13:20– 15:20	XA128	Drug screening using tissue-engineered skeletal muscle constructs (Kyushu U.) *Imada Ryusuke, Ito Akira, Ikeda Kazushi, Kawabe Yoshinori, Kamihira Masamichi	screening tissue-engineered skeletal muscle constructs	7-e	492
13:20– 15:20	XA129	Reconstitution of cytochrome P450 system using DNA-binding protein (U. Tokyo) *Hatakeyama Y., Hirakawa H., Nagamune T.	cytochromeP450 DNA	7-a	522
13:20– 15:20	XA130	Surface modification of polydimethylsiloxane using plasma irradiation for patterned neuron culture (Shibaura Inst. Tech) *Harada Kantaro, Kondo Yuki, Yoshimi Yasuo, Miyake Yuki	cell adhesion imaging polydimethylsiloxane	7-a	296
13:20– 15:20	XA131	Oral immunotherapy using egg white containing MHC-epitope fusion proteins derived from genetically manipulated chickens (Kyushu U.) *Obata Reina, Kawabe Yoshinori, Okuzono Kenta, Ito Akira, Kamihira Masamichi	Oral immunotherapy MHC-epitope fusion protein Transgenic chicken	7-e	421
13:20– 15:20	XA132	Mechanism of cellular uptake of ion-crosslinkable star polymers (U. Tokyo) *Nakagawa Y., Ohta S., Ito T.	injectable gels ion-crosslinkable star polymers cellular uptake	7-e	146
13:20– 15:20	XA133	Design of peptide-modified gold nanoparticles for serine protease assay (Kyutech) *Matsuura Daigo, Ikeno Shinya, Katou Tamaki, Haruyama Tetsuya	serine protease gold nanoparticle peptide	7-b	398
13:20– 15:20	XA134	Affinity peptide protects functional peptide from hydrolysis with enzyme (Nagoya U.) *Uoi Sayaka, Shimizu Kazunori, Honda Hiroyuki	peptide hydrolysis	7-b	326
13:20– 15:20	XA135	Study of solute permeation in a peritoneum model (Hosei U.) *Ouchi Kei, Yamashita Akihiro, (Tokyo women's medical.U.) Mineshima Michio, Sakiyama Ryoichi	Permeability Cell sheet Peritoneum	7-e	661
13:20– 15:20	XA136	Inducing granulocyte differentiation of a myeloid progenitor cell line 32Dcl3 using a chimeric receptor (U. Tokyo) *Shen Zhongchuzi, Nakabayashi Hideto, Kawahara Masahiro, Nagamune Teruyuki	Chimeric receptor differentiation granulocyte	7-e	359
13:20– 15:20	XA137	Improvement and evaluation of the method for fabricating artificial vascular tissues using channel structures (Chiba U.) *Kinoshita Keita, Iwase Masaki, Yajima Yuya, Yamada Masumi, Seki Minoru	Hydrogel Vascular tissue Tissue engineering	7-e	864
13:20– 15:20	XA138	Metabolic flux analysis of mammalian cell culture (Osaka U.) *Okahashi Nobuyuki, Matsuda Fumio, (Kanazawa U.) Kohno Susumu, Takahashi Chiaki, (Osaka U.) Shimizu Hiroshi	metabolic flux analysis mammalian cell culture 13C tracer experiment	7-f	545
13:20– 15:20	XA139	Development of cellulase - polymer hydrid imitating a structure of natural cellulosome (Kyushu U.) *Saeki Takafumi, Wakabayashi Rie, Mori Yutaro, Yahiro Kensuke, Ichinose Hirofumi, (Kobe U.) Tanaka Tsutomu, (Kyushu U.) Goto Masahiro, Kamiya Noriho	cellulase cellulosome biomass	7-g	693
13:20– 15:20	XA140	Structured parameter analysis of cell morphological parameters for the image-based cell quality assessment (Nagoya U.) *Kawai Shun, (Nagoya Inst. Tech.) Takeuchi Ichiro, Imamura Motoki, (Nagoya U.) Kanie Kei, Kato Ryuji	Cell image analysis Multiple regression Parameter set	7-f	607
13:20– 15:20	XA141	Fabrication of perfusable liver tissue models by stacking liver cell-embedding hydrogel microfibers (Chiba U.) *Yajima Y., Yamada M., Seki M.	Liver tissue engineering Perfusion culture Hydrogel	7-e	731
13:20– 15:20	XA142	Sensitive detection of neonicotinoid pesticide imidacloprid based on the fluorescence quenching principle (CRL, Tokyo Tech.) *Zhao Shitao, Jeong Hee-Jin, Dong Jinhua, Ueda Hiroshi	Quenchbody imidacloprid fluorescent biosensor	7-a	412
13:20– 15:20	XA143	Use of Cardiolipin-Modified Liposome as a Platform of regulation for enzymes relating to TCA cycle (Osaka U.) *Hamasaki Akari, Suga Keishi, Okamoto Yukihiro, Umakoshi Hiroshi	Membranome Cardiolipin-Modified Liposome Isocitrate Dehydrogenase	7-a	798
13:20– 15:20	XA144	Secretory production of tetrameric streptavidin using Streptomyces lividans (Kobe U.) *Tanaka Y., (RIKEN) Noda S., (Kobe U.) Tanaka T., Kondo A.	streptavidin Streptomyces Protein expression	7-a	431
13:20– 15:20	XA145	Molecular dynamics study on hydration of agarooligosaccharides (Kyoto U.) *Ishimizu M., Suzuki T., Tamon H.	molecular dynamics hydration agarooligosaccharide	7-h	742
13:20– 15:20	XA146	Study on Production Process of Microbial Polysaccharides (Yamagata U.) *Ri Sou, Takahata Yasuyuki, Takahashi Koji	Production process Microbial Cellulose Kefiran	7-h	144
13:20– 15:20	XA147	Development of a method to detect protein-protein interactions based on a growth signal generated by localization of signaling molecules (U. Tokyo) *Kageoka M., Nagamune T., Kawahara M.	signaling molecule localization protein-protein interaction	7-e	320
13:20– 15:20	XA148	Preparation of food-grade monodisperse O/W emulsions using newly developed metal asymmetric straight-through microchannel arrays (U. Tsukuba/NFRI, NARO) *Zhang Y. R., (NFRI, NARO) Kobayashi Isao, (EP Tech. Co., Ltd) Wada Yoshihiro, (U. Tsukuba/NFRI, NARO) Neves M. A., (NFRI, NARO) Uemura Kunihiko, (U. Tsukuba/NFRI, NARO) Nakajima Mitsutoshi	Microchannel emulsification monodisperse oil-in-water emulsion metallic device	7-h	566
13:20– 15:20	XA149	Improvement of immune induction efficiency by transcutaneous vaccine using Solid-in-Oil technology (Kyushu U.) *Naritomi A., Hirakawa Y., Wakabayashi R., Kamiya N., Goto M.	transcutaneous vaccine nanodispersion antibody production	7-e	842
13:20– 15:20	XA150	Control of enzyme immobilization on the electrode to increase the activity of immobilized enzyme (Tokyo Inst.Tech.) *Morita N., Tamaki T., Oshiba Y., Yamaguchi T.	enzyme electrode immobilization method activity	7-a	813
13:20– 15:20	XA151	Prevention of biofilm formation onto a polymer coating material introducing fluorine compounds (TUAT) *Bao Qian, (Showa Denko K.K.) Nishimura Norihito, Kamata Hirotoshi, Furue Kentaro, Ono Yuki, (TUAT) Hosomi Masaaki, Terada Akihiko	Biofilm,bacteria,adhesion polymer coating fluorine compound	7-g	816
13:20– 15:20	XA152	Functionalization of outer membrane vesicles of Escherichia coli by surface modification (Osaka U.) *Yamaguchi Kyota, Yajima Reiki, Ojima Yoshihiro, (Mie U.) Sakka Makiko, Sakka Kazuo, (Osaka U.) Taya Masahito	Escherichia coli outer membrane vesicles OmpW	7-a	544
13:20– 15:20	XA153	Development of the primary-cultured rat alveolar tissue model for the assessment of nanoparticle toxicity (IIS, U. Tokyo) *Harano K., Iwasawa K., (Iwate Medical U.) Ogasawara R., Suwabe A., (IIS, U. Tokyo) Sakai Y.	nanoparticle in vitro culture system rat primary cell	7-e	843
13:20– 15:20	XA154	Dielectrophoresis separation of feeder cells and iPS cells (Gunma U.) *Furusawa N., Hakoda M.	dielectrophoresis	7-c	315
13:20– 15:20	XA155	Screening of cytokine binding peptides with peptide arrays and analysis of their sequence rules (Nagoya U.) *kume A., (Tokyo Tech.) Okochi M., (Nagoya U.) Shimizu K., Honda H.	peptide cytokine binding rule	7-a	663
13:20– 15:20	XA156	(withdrawn)		100	589
13:20– 15:20	XA157	Effect of amino acid on cordycepin production by Cordyceps militaris mutant (U. Fukui) *Muneishi Tetsuya, Tanikawa Marina, Masuda Mina, Sakurai Akihiko	cordycepin amino acid Cordyceps	7-a	872
13:20– 15:20	XA158	Redox-sensitive nanogel functionalized by streptavidin for drug delivery system (U. Tokyo) *Mishina Masahiro, Minamihata Kosuke, Nagamune Teruyuki	drug delivery hydrogel Enzymatic reaction	7-e	767
13:20– 15:20	XA159	Spatial distribution and niches of denitrifying methane-oxidizing bacteria present in a rice paddy soil (TUAT) *Kumon Yoko, Nongpat Chaichana, Kimura Sonoko, Riya Shohei, Hosomi Masaaki, Terada Akihiko	Nitrogen cycle denitrifying methane-oxidizing bacteria methane	7-g	876
13:20– 15:20	XA160	Numerical model for iPS cell culture considering mass transfer in a culture environment (Osaka U.) *Suzuki H., Yamamoto T., Takagi Y., Okano Y., (AIST) Sugiura S., Sumaru K., Kanamori T., (Osaka U.) Kino-oka M.	iPS cell mass transfer numerical simulation	7-a	498
13:20– 15:20	XA161	*Control of degradation rate of in situ* cross-linkable gelatin/hyaluronic acid hydrogel** (U. Tokyo) *Hozumi Takuro, Ohta Seiichi, (Yokohama Nat. U.) Fukuda Junji, (U. Tokyo) Ito Taichi	Hyaluronan gelatin degradation	7-i	886
13:20– 15:20	XA162	Accumuration behavior and fibril morphology of amyloid beta protein on lipid planar membrane (Okayama U.) *Iwamura Miki, Shimanouchi Toshinori, (RIKEN Brain Sci. Inst.) Akiyama Hisako, Hirabayashi Yoshio, (Okayama U.) Kimura Yukitaka	Amyloid beta Lipid planar membrane Fibril morphology	7-e	449
13:20– 15:20	YA101	Physical property change of polymer materials influence cell adhesion of short peptides (Nagoya U.) *Kurimoto Rio, Kanie Kei, (Waseda U.) Idota Naokazu, (NIMS MANA) Uto Koichiro, Ebara Mitsuhiro, (Tokyo Tech. RLNR) Tsukahara Takehiko, (Nagoya U.) Hara Mitsuo, Nagano Shusaku, Narita Yuji, Honda Hiroyuki, Kato Ryuji	Peptide Polymer material Cell adhesion	7-e	612
13:20– 15:20	YA102	Design of functional silver nanoparticles for spore detection using SERS (Kyutech) *Hara Noriyasu, Ikeno Shinya, Haruyama Tetsuya	silver nanoparticle spore SERS	7-i	400
13:20– 15:20	YA103	The thin hydrogel jacket modulates the cell cycle profile (Osaka U.) *Hotta Tomoki, Sakai Shinji, Taya Masahito	Hydrogel Cell cycle Fucci2	7-a	493
13:20– 15:20	YA104	Stability improvement of W/O/W emulsions loaded with short-chain fatty acid by layer-by-layer deposition using dietary fibers (U. Tsukuba/Nat. Food Resarch Inst.) *Yamanaka Yohei, (Nat. Food Resarch Inst.) Kobayashi Isao, (U. Tsukuba/Nat. Food Resarch Inst.) Neves Marcos A., Ichikawa Sosaku, (Nat. Food Resarch Inst.) Uemura Kunihiko, (U. Tsukuba/Nat. Food Resarch Inst.) Nakajima Mitsutoshi	W/O/W emulsion Layer-by-Layer deposition Short-chain fatty acid	7-h	662
13:20– 15:20	YA105	Formation mechanism of carboxylic acid modified CeO₂ nanoparticles via an organometallic complex (Tohoku U.) *Sasaki Hikari, (WPI-AIMR, Tohoku U.) Aoki Nobuaki, Hojo Daisuke, (IMRAM, Tohoku U.) Takami Seiichi, (WPI-AIMR, Tohoku U.) Adschiri Tadafumi	cerium oxide nanoparticles hydrothermal synthesis surface modification	8-e	356
13:20– 15:20	YA106	Effects of flow rates on the particle production by supercritical antisolvent crystallization using Y-shape micro device (Shinshu U.) *Nakamura S., Hirota T., Uchida H.	Supercritical carbon dioxide Y-shape micro device Antisolvent crystallization	8-e	893
13:20– 15:20	YA107	Extraction and Micronization of β-glucan by mixed solvent of subcritical water and supercritical CO₂ (Nagoya U.) *Kanda Hideki, Kodama Shoko, Wahyudiono , (Surabaya) Siti Machmudah, (Nagoya U.) Shoda Tetsuya, Goto Motonobu	extraction glucan subcritical water	8-c	666
13:20– 15:20	YA108	Measurement of solubility of anthraquinone in supercritical carbon dioxide (Kanazawa U.) *Tanaka Tatsuro, Simizu Keisuke, Alwi R. S., Tada Kaoru, Tamura Kazuhiro	supercritical carbon dioxide anthraquinone solubility	8-b	771
13:20– 15:20	YA109	Monomerization of aramid fiber using subcritical or supercritical water (Shizuoka U.) *Okamoto H., Okajima I., Sako T.	Chemical recycling Aramid fiber Subcritical water	8-f	668
13:20– 15:20	YA110	scCO₂-assisted Electroless Nickel Plating on Polypropylene Substrate-Injection Molding Conditions and Peeling Force- (Kyoto U.) *Tsubouchi Kensuke, Tengsuwan Siwach, Ishihara Shota, Ohshima Masahiro	electroless plating scCO2 Injection molding	8-f	730
13:20– 15:20	YA111	*Synchrotron in situ* X-ray diffraction for supercritical hydrothermal synthesis of composite oxide nanoparticles** (U. Tokyo) *Yoko A., Akizuki M., (JASRI) Hirao N., (U. Tokyo) Oshima Y.	Synchrotron X-ray diffraction Millisecond order in situ measurement Supercritical hydrothermal synthesis	8-e	389
13:20– 15:20	YA112	Measurement and correlation of diffusion coefficients of drugs in supercritical carbon dioxide (Shizuoka U.) *Watanabe Kou, Kong Chang Yi, (Chuo U.) Funazukuri Toshitaka	diffusion drug supercritical carbon dioxide	8-b	97
13:20– 15:20	YA113	Electrical conductivity of carbon nanoparticle-dispersed gel treated by high pressure carbon dioxide (Tokyo Tech.) *Ohashi J., Shimoyama Y.	carbon nanoparticle viscous liquid electrical conductivity	8-e	201
13:20– 15:20	YA114	Development of a wafer-scale reactor for supercritical fluid chemical deposition (U. Yamanashi) *Kurita S., Kondoh E., Ueno T., Takeuchi Y., Watanabe M., (Fujikura Ltd) Yamamoto S., Suemasu T.	supercritical fluid wafer-scale deposition flow pattern	8-e	567
13:20– 15:20	YA115	Solubility measurement of monomer and catalyst in supercritical CO₂ for synthesis of polylactic acid (Shizuoka U.) *Furuhashi Y., Okajima I., Sako T.	supercritical carbon dioxide polylactic acid solubility	8-c	626
13:20– 15:20	YA116	*Direct extraction of lipid from wet Euglena gracilis* by liquefied dimethyl ether** (Nagoya U.) *Ogawa M., Hoshino R., Murakami K., (Osaka Pref. U./JST) Nakazawa M., (Nagoya U./JST) Kanda H., (Nagoya U.) Goto M.	Liquefied dimethyl ether Euglena gracilis Extraction	8-c	473
13:20– 15:20	YA117	Analyses of sulfurization process of Cu-Zn-Sn oxide thin film using supercritical ethanol (IMRAM, Tohoku U.) *Nakayasu Y., Tomai T., Oka N., (NIMS) Sumiya M., (IMRAM, Tohoku U.) Honma I.	supercritical fluid CZTS thin film sulfurization	8-e	141
13:20– 15:20	YA118	Reduction of graphene oxide using subcritical ethanol (Shizuoka U.) *Shiratori Yuuki, Kong Chang Yi, Iwata Futoshi, Sako Takeshi	reduced graphene oxide graphene ethanol	8-e	756
13:20– 15:20	YA119	Evaluation of cellulose initial decomposition mechanism for the subcritical water processing of biomass (Okayama U.) *Kaneko Takayuki, Shimanouti Toshinori, Yang Wei, Kimura Yukitaka	cellulose crystallinity hydrogen bonding	8-d	586
13:20– 15:20	YA120	Synthesis of piezoelectric material (K, Na)(Nb, Ta)O₃ with a supercritical water flow apparatus (Tohoku U.) *Okada Keisuke, (AIST) Hayashi Hiromichi, (Tohoku U.) Watanabe Masaru, Smith Richard	hydrothermal synthesis piezoelectric material (K, Na)(Nb, Ta)O3	8-e	781
13:20– 15:20	YA121	Chemical recycling of nylon 6 using subcritical water (Shizuoka U.) *Maki S., Okajima I., Sako T.	Chemical recycling Nylon 6 Subcritical water	8-f	658
13:20– 15:20	YA122	Synthesis of nanoparticles by pulsed laser ablation in liquid CO₂ (Nagoya U.) *Mardiansyah Mardis, Takada Noriharu, Kanda Hideki, (Hokkaido U.) Sasaki Koichi, (Nagoya U.) Goto Motonobu	liquid carbon dioxide laser ablation nanoparticle	8-e	713
13:20– 15:20	YA123	Continuous hydrothermal synthesis of Li(Mn_1/3Ni_1/3Co_1/3)O₂ by using sc-H₂O (Kanazawa U.) *Uchida Syoya, Nambu Kurumi, Tamura Kazuhiro	Hydrothermal synthesis Cathode material Li(Mn1/3Ni1/3Co1/3)O2	8-e	752
13:20– 15:20	YA124	Development of Novel Method for Fabrication of Anthracene Films Using Temperature Gradient in Supercritical Solution (U. Tokyo) *Toyokura Shota, (Shinshu U.) Takahara Kozue, Uchida Hirohisa, (U. Tokyo) Shimoyama Yusuke, Shimogaki Yukihiro, Momose Takeshi	Supercritical CO2 anthracene crystallization	8-e	73
13:20– 15:20	YA125	Recycling of phenolic resin composite using supercritical or subcritical fluids (Shizuoka U.) *Yamamoto T., Okajima I., Sako T.	supercritical or subcritical fluids decomposition phenolic resin composite	8-f	682
13:20– 15:20	YA126	One-step Synthesis of Water Dispersible Carbon Nanoperticle by Discharge Plasma at Pressurized Argon/Aqueous Solution Interface (Nagoya U.) *Hayashi Yui, Takada Noriharu, Kanda Hideki, Goto Motonobu	plasma carbon	8-e	604
13:20– 15:20	YA127	Forming polymers using carbon dioxide and nitrogen (Tokyo U. Sci.) *Tanaka S., Shimada Y., Kobayashi D., Shono A., Otake K.	CO2/N2 foaming in situ observation	8-e	667
13:20– 15:20	YA128	*Energy-saving lipid extraction from high moisture Arthrospira platensis* by liquefied dimethyl ether** (Nagoya U.) *Murakami Kazuya, Hoshino Rintaro, Ogawa Masaki, Kurita Yuko, Nerome Hazuki, (Nagoya U./JST) Kanda Hideki, (Nagoya U.) Goto Motonobu	extraction dimethyl ether microalgae	8-c	269
13:20– 15:20	YA129	Hydrothermal dechlorination of PVC in dilute aqueous amine solution (Chuo U.) *Ishibashi Takuya, Tazumi Tiaki, Tuda Ruriko, Ikeda Daisuke, Taguchi Minori, Funazukuri Toshitaka	Amine Hydrothermal Dechlorination	8-d	262
13:20– 15:20	YA130	Effect of solvent species on formation of titania aerogel using supercritical drying (Tokyo Tech.) *Kinoshita M., Kunanusont N., Shimoyama Y.	supercritical drying sol-gel reaction titania aerogel	8-e	197
13:20– 15:20	YA131	Ethanol production from paper sludge pretreated by subcritical water using same vessel saccharification and fermentation (Shizuoka U.) *Kodama Y., Okajima I., Sako T.	subcritical water paper sludge bio-ethanol	8-f	728
13:20– 15:20	YA132	Viscosity reduction of ionic liquids that dissolve biomass with supercritical CO₂ and with water (Tohoku U.) *Baba Shiori, Hiraga Yuya, Sato Yoshiyuki, Aida Taku, Watanabe Masaru, Smith Richard	ionic liquid viscosity supercritical carbon dioxide	8-b	653
13:20– 15:20	YA133	Hydrolysis rate for filter paper in dilute aqueous acid solution under hydrothermal condition (Chuo U.) *Kodama Taiki, Hirazima Kengo, Taguchi Minori, Funazukuri Toshitaka	Cellulose Hydrothermal Hydrolysis rate	8-d	263
13:20– 15:20	YA134	Release profile of drug from silicone hydrogel impregnated in carbon dioxide + water two phases (Tokyo Tech.) *Taira T., Yokozaki Y., Shimoyama Y.	carbon dioxide drug delivery system silicone hydrogel	8-e	220
13:20– 15:20	YA135	The effect of solvent species on TiO₂ photocatalyst by supercritical drying method (Hachinohe NCT) *Nara Mitsunobu, Hasegawa Akira, Honma Tetsuo	TiO2 photocatalyst supercritical CO2 drying sol-gel method	8-e	166
13:20– 15:20	YA136	Solid acid catalyzed reactions using layered catalysts in hot compressed water (U. Tokyo) *Nagoya S., Akizuki M., Oshima Y.	Hot compressed water Acid catalyzed reaction Layered metal oxide	8-d	834
13:20– 15:20	YA137	*Effect of pH on the fuel properties of residue and liquid products produced from hydrothermal carbonization of husks of nuts Carya cathayensis* Sarg** (Okayama U.) *Yang Wei, Shimanouchi Toshinori, Kimura Yukitaka	Hydrothermal carbonization Fuel property Residue	8-c	649
13:20– 15:20	YA138	High Pressure Electroplating Using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide (Tokyo U. Sci.) *Mori S., Shimada Y., Kobayashi D., Shono A., Otake K.	supercritical carbon dioxide cupper co-solvent	8-e	524
13:20– 15:20	YA139	Prediction of phase equilibria of multi-component system containing poly(ethylene-co-vinyl acetate) with using equation of state (Tohoku U.) *Nakamura Takaaki, Igarashi Ayako, Sato Yoshiyuki, Inomata Hiroshi	phase equilibria equation of state poly(ethylene-co-vinyl acetate)	8-b	346
13:20– 15:20	YA140	Measurement and correlation of phase equilibria of multi-component system containing poly(ethylene-co-vinyl acetate) (Tohoku U.) *Nakamura Takaaki, Igarashi Ayako, Sato Yoshiyuki, Inomata Hiroshi	phase equilibria ethylene poly(ethylene-co-vinyl acetate)	8-b	350
Hall Z
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Opening ceremony, The SCEJ Awards presentation
9:00– 9:05	Opening Remark (Chair of SCEJ Kanto branch/Yokohama Nat. U.) *Kaminoyama Meguru		1000	0
9:05– 9:30	Z102	Greetings of the SCEJ-President (President of the SCEJ/Kyoto U.) Mae Kazuhiro		1000	916
9:30– 10:00	Awards ceremony
10:00– 10:30	Z104	[The SCEJ Award] Creation of Bottom-up Processes for Particle-related Materials (Tohoku U.) Konno Mikio		0-a	917
10:30– 11:00	Z105	[The SCEJ Award] Development of Innovate Nano-porous Membranes (Yamaguchi U.) Kita Hidetoshi		0-a	918
11:00– 12:00	Z106	[Keynote lecture] What Does Chemical Industrial Aim at Now? (JCIA) Nishide Tetsuo		1000	919
Session organized by Industry Plenary Lecture
17:00– 18:00	Z125	[Session organized by Industry: Plenary lecture] Research and Development of the Motor Car in Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. (Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.) Mori Haruhito		1000	920

Hall E

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Session organized by Industry <Unit Operation, Unforgettable - Useful Stirring Technology>

(13:00–13:30) (Chair: Yamamori Y.)

13:00– 13:30

E113

[Requested talk] Recent Review of Mixing Technology Research and Actual Application Examples of Mixing Technology Development

(Satake Chemical Equipment MFG.) *Nemoto T., Kato Y.

vapor-liquid mixing
visualization
simulation

S-1

(13:30–14:00) (Chair: Ikari K.)

13:30– 14:00

E114

[Requested talk] Role of Agitation, Mixing for Crystallization Process

(Tsukishima Kikai) Suda H.

crystallization
mixing
crystal growth

S-1

(14:00–14:30) (Chair: Murakami N.)

14:00– 14:30

E115

[Requested talk] Agitating Technology of Stirred Tank Reactor (Mainly in Polymerization Reactor)

(Kobelco Eco-Solutions) *Minami T., Yamabe K., Kikuchi M.

mixing
reaction
polymer

S-1

The SCEJ Awards presentation <The SCEJ Award for Outstanding Technological Development>

14:30– 14:40

E117

The SCEJ Award for Outstanding Technological Development and The SCEJ Award for Outstanding Young Engineer

(Osaka U.) Okano Yasunori

0-d

914

14:40– 15:00

E118

[The SCEJ Award for Outstanding Technological Development] The development and commercialization of new power mixer by DEM simulation

(Tokuju Corporation) *Yoshitsugu Hiroshi, Yoshida Taizo, Asahi Shozo, Horiai Makoto

0-d

913

15:00– 15:20

E119

[The SCEJ Award for Outstanding Technological Development] JPE's Dry DeSOx/DeNOx process,ReACT(Regenerative Activated Coke Technology)

(J-POWER EnTech, Inc.) *Furuyama Kuninori, Shirai Kouichi, Kandani Kazunori, Kozuchi Kouichi, Miya Masahiro

0-d

912

Session organized by Industry <Creation of New Idea with Co-operation between Industry, Academia and Government>

(15:20–16:50) (Chair: Nishioka M.)

15:20– 15:50

E121

[Invited lecture] Application Development of a Chemical Process by Microwave Energy

(ARIOS) Sato S.

nano particle
microwave
plasma in liquid

S-3

15:50– 16:20

E122

[Invited lecture] Collaboration of a New Bioreactor for Mammalian Cell Culture

(JGC) Tahara N.

bio
mammalian cell
ventilated mixing culture

S-3

16:20– 16:50

E123

[Invited lecture] Development of a System for Biofuel Production through Industry-Academia Collaboration

(Bio-energy Co.) Hama S.

bio technology
bio fuel
fermentation

S-3

Hall F

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Session organized by Industry <Upkeeping the "Site-Power" and Actions for Secure Safety>

13:00– 13:40

F113

[Invited lecture] Human Error and Safety

(AIST) Nakata T.

safety engineering
human factor
risk management

S-2

111

13:40– 14:00

F115

Safety Measures and Education for the Future

(Ohkawara Kakohki) Koganei T.

occupational hazard
safety
safety counterplan

S-2

112

14:00– 14:20

F116

[Invited lecture] Recent Technical Trend of Operator Training Simulator

(Schneider Electric) Hayashi S.

training simulator
3D
cloud

S-2

113

14:20– 14:40

F117

[Invited lecture] Bodily Sensation Education by the Inflection of the Ccomputer Graphics (machine translation)

(JGC) Nishiyama F.

S-2

205

14:40– 15:00

F118

Chemical Process Safety to Learn to Case (machine translation)

(SCE·Net) Shibuya T.

PSB
accident example
safety colture

S-2

115

15:00– 15:20

F119

An Action and Personnel Training for Ensuring Safety in the Chemical Manufacturing (machine translation)

(Soken Chemical Eng.) Yamada H.

risk assessment
safety education
know why

S-2

117

15:20– 15:40

F120

Integration Engineering Approach for Process Safety Management

(Ritsumeikan U.) Aoyama A.

process safety management
integration engineering
integration engineering

S-2

203

15:40– 16:00

F121

Developing Process Safety Metrics

(Mitsubishi Chem. Corp.) Takahashi K.

process safety management
leading indicator
safety culture

S-2

204

16:00– 16:20

F122

Application of Process Chemistry

(Nat. Inst. Occupational Safty and Health, Japan) Otsuka T.

process chemistry
activity model
buisiness process model

S-2

206

16:20– 16:40

F123

Application of Chemical Process Plant's Accidents

(Safety Division of The Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan) *Iuchi K., (AIST) Wada Y., (Kyushu U.) Tsuge Y.

process safety management
progress flow analysis
accident

S-2

207

16:40– 17:00

F124

Research Directions of SCEJ Process Safety Devision

(Tokyo Inst.Tech.) Fuchino T.

process safety management
PSM llements
research theme

S-2

208

Hall G

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Session organized by Industry <The Technical Innovation in New Industrial Areas - The Technology Front that will Enable Japan to Proceed One Step Further Hereafter>

(13:00–14:20) (Chair: Fujioka K.)

13:00– 13:40

G113

Technology Development of Tokaido Shinkansen and SCMAGLEV

(Central Japan Railway Co.) Adachi M.

S-4

13:40– 14:20

G115

[Requested talk] Choice in the Future of the Chemical Raw Materials Source - Technique Necessary for Chemical Industrial to Continue Contributing to the Human (machine translation)

(Mitsui Chemicals) *Fujita T., Ichikawa S.

S-4

(14:20–15:40) (Chair: Mukaida T.)

14:20– 15:00

G117

[Invited lecture] The Endeavor Toward Industrialization of "QMONOS"

(Spiber) Sekiyama K.

spider silk
protein
venture

S-4

100

15:00– 15:40

G119

[Invited lecture] Contribution of the Chemical Industry for the Future Society

(Japan Association for Chemical Innovation) Igarashi A.

JACI
proposal for the future

S-4

101

(15:40–17:00) (Chair: Furukawa N.)

15:40– 16:20

G121

[Invited lecture] Current Status and Issues of Artificial Light Type Plant Factory (machine translation)

(Japan Plant Factory Association) Kozai T.

S-4

143

16:20– 17:00

G123

[Requested talk] R&D Management in Kaneka Corporation and its Prospects - Development of Electronic Chemicals -

(Kaneka) Nagano H.

R&D management
Creation of new business area

S-4

102

Hall H

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Session organized by Industry <Shale Revolution Part II - Trends of Shale Revolution and Inpact for Japanese Industries>

(13:00–17:00) (Chair: Miyaki H., Matsuda J.)

13:00– 14:20

H113

[Review lecture] Status and View of Shale Gas

(Mitsui & Co., Ltd) Abe M.

shale gas
LNG export
business chance

S-5

103

14:20– 15:00

H117

Energy Trends in Japan and Overseas Countries

(Development Bank of Japan) Emoto H.

international trend of energy
shale gas oil
new energy

S-5

104

15:00– 15:40

H119

[Invited lecture] Shale Revolution and Business Opportunity of Japanese Company (machine translation)

(TORAY CORPORATE BUSINESS RESEARCH) Fukuda Y.

LNG
Biodegradable Material
Light feed of Petrochemical raw Materials

S-5

106

15:40– 16:20

H121

Potential Market for Process Engineering Firm under Shale Revolution: Downstream Investment Trend Overview

(Chiyoda) Suzuki T.

shale
investment
downstream

S-5

107

16:20– 17:00

Panel discussion

Hall I

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Desirable Form of Chemical Engineering Education

(13:00–14:00) (Chair: Yamamura M.)

13:00– 13:20

I113

Importance of Chemical Engineering Education for Engineering Business

(JGC) Takeuchi K.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

418

13:20– 13:40

I114

Several Points for Chemical Engineering Education Emerging from Questionnaire Survey

(Doshisha U.) Shioi A.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

426

13:40– 14:00

I115

Review on "Present Status and Future Aspects of Chemical Engineering Education in Japan"

(Shinshu U.) Uchida H.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

436

(14:00–14:50) (Chair: Sakohara S.)

14:00– 14:10

I116

Present State of Chemical Engineering Education in University and College Technology -Kyushu University-

(Kyushu U.) Ijima H.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

443

14:10– 14:20

I117

Present State of Chemical Engineering Education in University and College Technology -Hiroshima University-

(Hiroshima U.) Fukui K.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

444

14:20– 14:30

I118

Present State of Chemical Engineering Education in University and College Technology -Osaka Perfecture University College of Technology-

(Osaka P. U. C. T.) Nishioka M.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

448

14:30– 14:40

I119

Present State of Chemical Engineering Education in University and College Technology -Doshisha University-

(Doshisha U.) Matsumoto M.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

451

14:40– 14:50

I120

Present State of Chemical Engineering Education in University and College Technology -Tohoku University-

(Tohoku U.) Inomata H.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

452

(14:50–15:40) (Chair: Nakasaki K.)

14:50– 15:00

I121

Education for Chemical Engineers in Manufacturing Industry -Mitsubishi Chemical-

(Mitsubishi Chemical) Terasaki W.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

455

15:00– 15:10

I122

Education for Chemical Engineers in Manufacturing Industry -Sumitomo Chemical-

(Sumitomo Chemical) Ono T.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

456

15:10– 15:20

I123

Education for Chemical Engineers in Manufacturing Industry -Mitsui Chemicals-

(Mitsui Chemicals) Kase M.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

459

15:20– 15:30

I124

Education for Chemical Engineers in Manufacturing Industry -Toyo Engineering-

(Toyo Eng.) Wakabayashi T.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

460

15:30– 15:40

I125

SCEJ Educational Support for Engineer's Lifetime

(SCEJ) Hashitani M.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

464

(15:50–16:50) (Chair: Shioi A.)

15:50– 16:50

I126

Desirable Form of Chemical Engineering Education and its implementation methodology

(Kyushu U.) Fukai J., (Osaka P. U. C. T.) Nishioka M., (Tohoku U.) Inomata H., (Mitsubishi Chemical) Terasaki W., (Mitsui Chemicals) Kase M., (Toyo Eng.) Wakabayashi T., (Osaka U.) *Okano Y.

Chemical engineering
Education

J-1

476

Hall W

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

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number

Session organized by Industry (Poster): <Unit Operation, Unforgettable - Useful Stirring Technology -> <Upkeeping the "Site-Power" and Actions for Secure Safety>

18:00– 20:00

W101

Actual Application Examples of Mixing Technology Development in Gas-Liquid Mixing

(Satake Chemical Equipment MFG.,) *Nemoto T., Kato Y.

gas-liquid mixing
mixing impeller
simulation

P-1

18:00– 20:00

W102

Solutions for Various Kinds of Problems by Mixing Technology

(Soken Tecnix) Tanaka G.

mixing
Hi-F mixer

P-1

18:00– 20:00

W103

SUMITOMO's Impeller Line-up

(Sumitomo Heavy Industries Process Equipment) *Maeda N., Esaki K., Horiguchi H., Takenaka K.

mixing impeller
high share
gas absorption

P-1

18:00– 20:00

W104

Development of a Novel Type of Wall Wetter

(Kansai Chemical Eng.) *Mukaida T., Noda H., Yamaji H., Kataoka K., Abe H.

mixing
heat transfer
splash

P-1

18:00– 20:00

W105

Design Guideline of Stirred Tank Reactor (Mainly in Impeller and Baffle)

(Kobelco Eco-Solutions) *Minami T., Yamabe K., Kato T., Kikuchi M.

mixing
mixing impeller
baffle

P-1

18:00– 20:00

W106

Mixing Performance Evaluation and Keypoint of Large Paddle Impellers

(Nagoya Inst.Tech.) *Kato Y., Furukawa H.

large paddle impeller
power consumption
streak line

P-1

18:00– 20:00

W107

Improvement of Reactivity in a Gas-Liquid Agitating Vessel Under High Gas Flow Rate Condition

(Kao) *Oguri S., Nagao S., Nishimura T.

gas-liquid agitation
high gas flow rate
shear-force agitating impeller

P-1

18:00– 20:00

W108

Eccentric Mixing Using Large-Type Impeller

(Yokohama Nat. U.) *Nishi K., Misumi R., Kaminoyama M.

eccentric mixing
large-type impeller
mixing

P-1

18:00– 20:00

W109

Influence of the Blades Geometry in an Agitating Mixer by DEM Simulation

(Sumitomo Bakelite Co., Ltd) Yamamoto M.

DEM simulation
segregation
design

P-1

18:00– 20:00

W110

Study on the Mixing Behavior of Particle in Fluidized Bed

(Kaneka) Iwakami S.

fluidized bed
powder mixing
quantitative method

P-1

18:00– 20:00

W111

Examples of Scale-up of Stirred Reactors Using Flow Analysis

(Kaneka) Kanda A.

mixing
scale-up

P-1

18:00– 20:00

W112

CFD Application for Mixing Vessels in Commercial Chemical Processes

(MCHC R&D Synergy Center) *Watanabe O., Ishiba Y., Horiguchi A.

CFD
mixing

P-1

18:00– 20:00

W113

Numerical Analysis of Mixing Flow using Particle Method

(Kozo Keikaku Eng. Inc.) Awasaki T.

CFD
MPS method
scaleup

P-1

137

18:00– 20:00

W120

Chemical Process Safety to Learn to Case (machine translation)

(SCE·Net) Shibuya T., *Saito K.

P-2

126

18:00– 20:00

W121

Human Error and Safety

(AIST) Nakata T.

safety engineering
human factor
risk management

P-2

120

18:00– 20:00

W122

Safety activity in Soken "Recurrence prevention" & "Risk assessment"

(Soken Chemical Eng.) Akagi K.

risk assessment
electrostatic discharge
ocnductive of work floor

P-2

124

18:00– 20:00

W123

Teijin Duupont Film of Safety Activities

(Teijin Dupont Fulms Japan Limited) Honda K.

daily four-part structure
taking in advance disaster report
reproduction video of a past disaster

P-2

134

18:00– 20:00

W124

Introducing an SMART Positioner with HART Communication for Deterioration Diagnosis.[for the "planning-led maintenance" ]

(Kaneka) Fujita N.

adjustment valve diagnosis
Instrumentation facilities management
HART

P-2

125

18:00– 20:00

W125

"Producing Safety" Safety Management of EAST JAPAN RAILWAY COMPANY

(JR-EAST Personel Service) Satoh H.

producing safety
learn from lesson
human error

P-2

130

18:00– 20:00

W126

Bodily Sensation Education by the Inflection of the Ccomputer Graphics (machine translation)

(JGC) Nishiyama F.

P-2

127

18:00– 20:00

W127

Resolution of the Problem about High Temperature Degradation in Chemical Plant

(Asahi Kasei) Kurihara T.

equipment material
high temperature degradation
aging degradation

P-2

132

18:00– 20:00

W128

Improving Managing Technology of Corrosion under Insulation (CUI) of Piping

(Mitsui Chemicals) Yamamoto T.

CUI
neutron moisture meter
surface temperature

P-2

133

18:00– 20:00

W129

The Latest Water Processing Chemicals for Low-Pressure Boiler (Prevention Technology for Scaling) (machine translation)

(Kurita Water Industries) Uchida K.

scale
energy conservation
efficiency maintenance

P-2

139

18:00– 20:00

W130

Examples of Deterioration and Damage of FRP Equipment

(Sumitomo Chemical) Nakada M.

FRP
Deterioration
Damage

P-2

131

18:00– 20:00

W131

Technical Support Tool for Gasket Selection and Tightening

(Nichias) Kobayashi H.

gasket

P-2

192

18:00– 20:00

W132

Introduction to Maintenance Technology Subcommittee Activities

(Osaka U.) Ishimaru H.

facilities maintenance standard
operator's maintenance
materials deterioration diagnosis technique

P-2

193

18:00– 20:00

W133

Realization of CBM Based on Results of Machine Diagnostics beyond 30 Years!

(Asahi Kasei Eng. Corp.) Fukunaga T.

CBM
vibration diagnosis
predictive maintenance

P-2

140

18:00– 20:00

W134

Advenced Critical Trend Monitoring for Safety

(Azbil) *Takai T., Ogawa M.

alarm management
future trend
autoregressive model

P-2

135

18:00– 20:00

W135

Big Data-Based Early Anomaly Detection System for Instrumentation Device

(Azbil) *Takai T., Kimura D.

fuzzy neral network
big data
abnormal condition management

P-2

136

18:00– 20:00

W136

Control Valve Maintenance Support System with HART/Fieldbus

(Azbil) *Takai T., Fukuda M.

device managemet
control valve
condtion monitoring

P-2

138

18:00– 20:00

W137

Improvement of Safety and Security on Petrochemical Plants by Operational Risk Management

(Kozo Keikaku Eng. Inc.) Mogami K.

functional safety
HAZOP
IEC61511

P-2

195

18:00– 20:00

W138

Aggregation of Knowledge and Efficiency of Field

(Kozo Keikaku Eng. Inc.) Takashide R.

maintenance
introduction of IT of check duties
technology transfer

P-2

196

18:00– 20:00

W139

Recent Failure Prognostic Methods for Infrastructures and Facilities based on the Machine Learning

(Kozo Keikaku Eng. Inc.) Taki Y.

sensor data
omen detection
machine learning

P-2

198

18:00– 20:00

W140

Dynamic Simulation for Plant Safety

(AspenTech Japan Co.,LTD) Nagata S.

dynamic simulation
safety

P-2

118

18:00– 20:00

W141

Maintenance Method for High Rotating Divice (Atomizer)

(Ohkawara Kakohki) Koganei T.

spray dryer
spray dryer device
maintenance

P-2

122

18:00– 20:00

W142

Activity for Safety and Compliance

(Nippon Kayaku) *Kawashiro T., Masuda K.

repetition education
compliance awareness improvement
no accident no hazard

P-2

128

18:00– 20:00

W143

Activity Eeport of SCE Net Contributing to Maintenance Improvement of the On-site Power (machine translation)

(SCE·Net) *Nagayasu T., Nakao M.

On-site power
evaluation of environment
educational support

P-2

384

18:00– 20:00

W144

Fouling Control Program for Open-Recirculating Cooling Water System with Plant to Reduce Operating and Maintenance Cost of the System

(Kurita Water Industries) Sasaki K.

energy conservation
fouling
Security, the consecutive operation of facilities

P-2

123

Hall X, Y

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

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Topic code

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number

Poster session A -Biochemical engineering, Supercritical fluid-

13:20– 15:20

XA101

Effect of Y-27632 concentration during embryoid body formation on the differentiation of human iPS cells into cardiomyocytes

(U. Yamanashi) *Ohnuki Yoshitsugu, Kondo Takumi, Kurosawa Hiroshi

human iPS cells
ROCK inhibitor
cardiomyocytes

7-e

323

13:20– 15:20

XA102

Construction of agarase expression system in yeast for agarose degradation

(Tokyo Tech.) *Zainulkamal S., (MYU) Yanagisawa M., (Tokyo Tech.) Nakasaki K., (KUT) Ariga O.

beta-Agarase
expression
neoagarooligosaccharide

7-g

248

13:20– 15:20

XA103

Identification the D-amino acids in Aplysia central nervous system

(Shibaura Inst. Tech) *Yanagi Takahito, Yoshimi Yasuo, Miyake Yuki

D-amino acid
D-aspartic acid
High performance liquid chromatography

7-e

299

13:20– 15:20

XA104

Enzymatic synthesis and functionalization of gold nanoparticle by recombinant Escherichia coli cells

(Kyushu U.) *Hosomomi Y., (Tohoku U.) Niide T., (Kyushu U.) Kubota F., Goto M., Kamiya N.

biomineralization
Escherichia coli
gold nanoparticles

7-a

775

13:20– 15:20

XA105

The microscopic analysis of aggregation and adhesive properties mediated by the adhesive protein AtaA I: From the colloidal chemistry

(Nagoya U.) *Furuichi Yoshihide, Yoshimoto Syogo, Hori Katsutoshi

colloid
nanofiber
adhesion

7-a

432

13:20– 15:20

XA106

Study of efficient production methods of biologically active substances with marine microorganisms Labyrinthula

(Yamaguchi U.) *Kobayashi Tetsuya, Masaki Humiaki, Torisaka Eiichi, (Oshima NCMT) Sugimura Yoshiaki, (Yamaguchi U.) Hukunaga Kimitoshi

Labyrinthula
biologically active substances
Carotenoid

7-a

482

13:20– 15:20

XA107

Generation of scFv-Fc-producing CHO cells using AGIS

(Kyushu U.) *Komatsu Shodai, Inao Takanori, Kato Risa, Kawabe Yoshinori, Ito Akira, Kamihira Masamichi

Accumulative site-specific gene integration system
Cre/loxP
scFv-Fc

7-e

420

13:20– 15:20

XA108

Clustering of lipid rafts in cell membranes of lymphoma by trehalose liposomes

(Sojo U.) *Kuwano Masataka, Ichihara Hideaki, Matsumoto Yoko

antitumor effect
trehalose liposome
lipid raft

7-e

173

13:20– 15:20

XA109

Microbial Analysis of Composting with Temperature Control for the Reduction of Ammonia Odor Emission

(Tokyo Tech) *Choi Wonkyung, Nakasaki Kiyohiko

Composting
Ammonia
microorganism

7-g

409

13:20– 15:20

XA110

Generation of genetically modified hepatoma cells with inducible high liver functions

(Kyushu U.) *Tonello J., Sonoda Y., Yamamoto H., Kawabe Y., Ito A., Kamihira M.

hepatoma
liver function
transcription factor

7-e

576

13:20– 15:20

XA111

The microscopic analysis of aggregation and adhesive properties mediated by the adhesive protein AtaA II: From the effect of shear stress

(Nagoya U.) *Izumitani Keita, Furuichi Yoshihide, Hori Katsutoshi

Shear stress
Adhesion
Bacterial cell

7-a

437

13:20– 15:20

XA112

Development of functional emulsions for mucosal immune induction

(Yamaguchi U.) *Hirose T., Torisaka E.

emultion
vaccine
mucosal immune

7-e

487

13:20– 15:20

XA113

Development of a novel nanodispersion technique for poorly water-soluble drugs.

(Kyushu U.) *Owada Yuki, Wakabayashi Rie, Kamiya Noriho, Goto Masahiro

Drug delivery
Nanocarrier
Emulsion

7-e

481

13:20– 15:20

XA114

Characterization of physical properties of cell membrane related to allergic reaction

(Osaka U.) *Kota Momoko, Okamoto Yukihiro, Suga Keishi, Umakoshi Hiroshi

cell membrane
allergy
degranulation

7-b

572

13:20– 15:20

XA115

Therapeutic effect of cationic liposome against colon carcinoma

(Sojo U.) *Motomura Muneaki, Ichihara Hideaki, Matsumoto Yoko

antitumor effect
cationic liposome
colon carcinoma

7-e

174

13:20– 15:20

XA116

Liver functions of genetically modified hepatoma cells in three dimensional cultures

(Kyushu U.) *Kawashima Saori, Sanbuichi Takanori, Sonoda Yuto, Jane Tonello, Kawabe Yoshinori, Ito Akira, Kamihira Masamichi

hepatoma cells
liver-enriched transcriptional factor
three dimensional cell culture

7-e

562

13:20– 15:20

XA117

Development of fluorescent antibody probes to detect tumor-associated membrane protein claudin

(U. Tokyo) *Kawamura Takuya, (Osaka U.) Iida Manami, Kawahigashi Yumi, Takigawa Mutsumi, (U. Tokyo) Chung Chan-I, (CRL, Tokyo Tech.) Jeong Hee-Jin, Dong Jinhua, (Osaka U.) Kondoh Masuo, (CRL, Tokyo Tech.) Ueda Hiroshi

Membrane protein
Antibody
Fluorescent probe

7-a

804

13:20– 15:20

XA118

Mutation of LEA peptide for the enhance system of protein expression in E.coli

(Kyutech) *Hamada Hiro, Ikeno Shinya, Haruyama Tetsuya

LEA protein
peptide
co-expression

7-a

397

13:20– 15:20

XA119

Transdermal Drug Delivery System of Hyaluronic acid Utilizing Solid-in-Oil nanodispersion technique

(Kyushu U.) *Deguchi Nao, Wakabayashi Rie, Kamiya Noriho, Goto Masahiro

Hyaluronic acid
Solid-in-Oil nanodispersion technique
Transdermal Drug Delivery System

7-e

578

13:20– 15:20

XA120

Construction of yeast Pichia pastoris with high cell-surface lipase activity

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Kimoto Y., Yamada R., Ogino H.

lipase
yeast
cell surface display

7-b

815

13:20– 15:20

XA121

Study on prevention of peritoneal adhesion by using anti-inflammatory functioning steroid and carboxymethyl cellulose non-woven sheet.

(U. Tokyo) *Qi P., Nishiyama T., Shimizu A., Ohta S., Hasegawa K., Kokudo N., Ito T.

adhension
steroid
Carboxymethyl cellulose

7-e

896

13:20– 15:20

XA122

Development of polyphosphate modified hyaluronic acid hydrogel and its hemostatic effect

(Kanagawa Inst.Tech.) *Sakoda M., (U. Tokyo) Qi P., Kaneko M., Ohta S., (Kanagawa Inst.Tech.) Ichimura S., (U. Tokyo) Yatomi Y., Ito T.

in situ crosslinkable gel
polyphosphate
hemostasis

7-e

793

13:20– 15:20

XA123

Site-specific cellular modification using Cre-incorporating integrase-defective lentiviral vectors

(Kyushu U.) *Imanishi Suguru, Shimomura Takuya, Kawabe Yoshinori, Ito Akira, Kamihira Masamichi

Integrase-defective lentiviral vector
Cre/loxP
Site-specific cellular modification

7-e

439

13:20– 15:20

XA124

Optimization of culture methods for expansion of human iPS cells based on biochemical engineering

(U. Tokyo) *Urabe Yusuke, Horiguchi Ikki, Sakai Yasuyuki

iPS cells
bFGF
glucose consumption

7-e

458

13:20– 15:20

XA125

Search for effective microorganisms in decomposing garbage

(Shizuoka U.) *Itaya S., Matsuda S.

garbage treatment
effective microorganisms
decomposition

7-g

332

13:20– 15:20

XA126

Construction of a functionally hairy bacterium : bacterial cells covered with multifunctional hair developed from a nanofiber protein, AtaA

(Nagoya U.) *Kanie J., Nakatani H., Hori K.

hairy bacterium
bacterionanofiber
multifunctional protein

7-a

837

13:20– 15:20

XA127

Production of 2,3-butanediol using Bacillus from cellobiose

(Kobe U.) *Takashima Shingo, Tanimura Kosuke, Tanaka Tsutomu, Kondo Akihiko

bacillus
2,3-butanediol
cellobiose

7-a

211

13:20– 15:20

XA128

Drug screening using tissue-engineered skeletal muscle constructs

(Kyushu U.) *Imada Ryusuke, Ito Akira, Ikeda Kazushi, Kawabe Yoshinori, Kamihira Masamichi

screening
tissue-engineered
skeletal muscle constructs

7-e

492

13:20– 15:20

XA129

Reconstitution of cytochrome P450 system using DNA-binding protein

(U. Tokyo) *Hatakeyama Y., Hirakawa H., Nagamune T.

cytochromeP450
DNA

7-a

522

13:20– 15:20

XA130

Surface modification of polydimethylsiloxane using plasma irradiation for patterned neuron culture

(Shibaura Inst. Tech) *Harada Kantaro, Kondo Yuki, Yoshimi Yasuo, Miyake Yuki

cell adhesion
imaging
polydimethylsiloxane

7-a

296

13:20– 15:20

XA131

Oral immunotherapy using egg white containing MHC-epitope fusion proteins derived from genetically manipulated chickens

(Kyushu U.) *Obata Reina, Kawabe Yoshinori, Okuzono Kenta, Ito Akira, Kamihira Masamichi

Oral immunotherapy
MHC-epitope fusion protein
Transgenic chicken

7-e

421

13:20– 15:20

XA132

Mechanism of cellular uptake of ion-crosslinkable star polymers

(U. Tokyo) *Nakagawa Y., Ohta S., Ito T.

injectable gels
ion-crosslinkable star polymers
cellular uptake

7-e

146

13:20– 15:20

XA133

Design of peptide-modified gold nanoparticles for serine protease assay

(Kyutech) *Matsuura Daigo, Ikeno Shinya, Katou Tamaki, Haruyama Tetsuya

serine protease
gold nanoparticle
peptide

7-b

398

13:20– 15:20

XA134

Affinity peptide protects functional peptide from hydrolysis with enzyme

(Nagoya U.) *Uoi Sayaka, Shimizu Kazunori, Honda Hiroyuki

peptide
hydrolysis

7-b

326

13:20– 15:20

XA135

Study of solute permeation in a peritoneum model

(Hosei U.) *Ouchi Kei, Yamashita Akihiro, (Tokyo women's medical.U.) Mineshima Michio, Sakiyama Ryoichi

Permeability
Cell sheet
Peritoneum

7-e

661

13:20– 15:20

XA136

Inducing granulocyte differentiation of a myeloid progenitor cell line 32Dcl3 using a chimeric receptor

(U. Tokyo) *Shen Zhongchuzi, Nakabayashi Hideto, Kawahara Masahiro, Nagamune Teruyuki

Chimeric receptor
differentiation
granulocyte

7-e

359

13:20– 15:20

XA137

Improvement and evaluation of the method for fabricating artificial vascular tissues using channel structures

(Chiba U.) *Kinoshita Keita, Iwase Masaki, Yajima Yuya, Yamada Masumi, Seki Minoru

Hydrogel
Vascular tissue
Tissue engineering

7-e

864

13:20– 15:20

XA138

Metabolic flux analysis of mammalian cell culture

(Osaka U.) *Okahashi Nobuyuki, Matsuda Fumio, (Kanazawa U.) Kohno Susumu, Takahashi Chiaki, (Osaka U.) Shimizu Hiroshi

metabolic flux analysis
mammalian cell culture
13C tracer experiment

7-f

545

13:20– 15:20

XA139

Development of cellulase - polymer hydrid imitating a structure of natural cellulosome

(Kyushu U.) *Saeki Takafumi, Wakabayashi Rie, Mori Yutaro, Yahiro Kensuke, Ichinose Hirofumi, (Kobe U.) Tanaka Tsutomu, (Kyushu U.) Goto Masahiro, Kamiya Noriho

cellulase
cellulosome
biomass

7-g

693

13:20– 15:20

XA140

Structured parameter analysis of cell morphological parameters for the image-based cell quality assessment

(Nagoya U.) *Kawai Shun, (Nagoya Inst. Tech.) Takeuchi Ichiro, Imamura Motoki, (Nagoya U.) Kanie Kei, Kato Ryuji

Cell image analysis
Multiple regression
Parameter set

7-f

607

13:20– 15:20

XA141

Fabrication of perfusable liver tissue models by stacking liver cell-embedding hydrogel microfibers

(Chiba U.) *Yajima Y., Yamada M., Seki M.

Liver tissue engineering
Perfusion culture
Hydrogel

7-e

731

13:20– 15:20

XA142

Sensitive detection of neonicotinoid pesticide imidacloprid based on the fluorescence quenching principle

(CRL, Tokyo Tech.) *Zhao Shitao, Jeong Hee-Jin, Dong Jinhua, Ueda Hiroshi

Quenchbody
imidacloprid
fluorescent biosensor

7-a

412

13:20– 15:20

XA143

Use of Cardiolipin-Modified Liposome as a Platform of regulation for enzymes relating to TCA cycle

(Osaka U.) *Hamasaki Akari, Suga Keishi, Okamoto Yukihiro, Umakoshi Hiroshi

Membranome
Cardiolipin-Modified Liposome
Isocitrate Dehydrogenase

7-a

798

13:20– 15:20

XA144

Secretory production of tetrameric streptavidin using Streptomyces lividans

(Kobe U.) *Tanaka Y., (RIKEN) Noda S., (Kobe U.) Tanaka T., Kondo A.

streptavidin
Streptomyces
Protein expression

7-a

431

13:20– 15:20

XA145

Molecular dynamics study on hydration of agarooligosaccharides

(Kyoto U.) *Ishimizu M., Suzuki T., Tamon H.

molecular dynamics
hydration
agarooligosaccharide

7-h

742

13:20– 15:20

XA146

Study on Production Process of Microbial Polysaccharides

(Yamagata U.) *Ri Sou, Takahata Yasuyuki, Takahashi Koji

Production process
Microbial Cellulose
Kefiran

7-h

144

13:20– 15:20

XA147

Development of a method to detect protein-protein interactions based on a growth signal generated by localization of signaling molecules

(U. Tokyo) *Kageoka M., Nagamune T., Kawahara M.

signaling molecule
localization
protein-protein interaction

7-e

320

13:20– 15:20

XA148

Preparation of food-grade monodisperse O/W emulsions using newly developed metal asymmetric straight-through microchannel arrays

(U. Tsukuba/NFRI, NARO) *Zhang Y. R., (NFRI, NARO) Kobayashi Isao, (EP Tech. Co., Ltd) Wada Yoshihiro, (U. Tsukuba/NFRI, NARO) Neves M. A., (NFRI, NARO) Uemura Kunihiko, (U. Tsukuba/NFRI, NARO) Nakajima Mitsutoshi

Microchannel emulsification
monodisperse oil-in-water emulsion
metallic device

7-h

566

13:20– 15:20

XA149

Improvement of immune induction efficiency by transcutaneous vaccine using Solid-in-Oil technology

(Kyushu U.) *Naritomi A., Hirakawa Y., Wakabayashi R., Kamiya N., Goto M.

transcutaneous vaccine
nanodispersion
antibody production

7-e

842

13:20– 15:20

XA150

Control of enzyme immobilization on the electrode to increase the activity of immobilized enzyme

(Tokyo Inst.Tech.) *Morita N., Tamaki T., Oshiba Y., Yamaguchi T.

enzyme electrode
immobilization method
activity

7-a

813

13:20– 15:20

XA151

Prevention of biofilm formation onto a polymer coating material introducing fluorine compounds

(TUAT) *Bao Qian, (Showa Denko K.K.) Nishimura Norihito, Kamata Hirotoshi, Furue Kentaro, Ono Yuki, (TUAT) Hosomi Masaaki, Terada Akihiko

Biofilm,bacteria,adhesion
polymer coating
fluorine compound

7-g

816

13:20– 15:20

XA152

Functionalization of outer membrane vesicles of Escherichia coli by surface modification

(Osaka U.) *Yamaguchi Kyota, Yajima Reiki, Ojima Yoshihiro, (Mie U.) Sakka Makiko, Sakka Kazuo, (Osaka U.) Taya Masahito

Escherichia coli
outer membrane vesicles
OmpW

7-a

544

13:20– 15:20

XA153

Development of the primary-cultured rat alveolar tissue model for the assessment of nanoparticle toxicity

(IIS, U. Tokyo) *Harano K., Iwasawa K., (Iwate Medical U.) Ogasawara R., Suwabe A., (IIS, U. Tokyo) Sakai Y.

nanoparticle
in vitro culture system
rat primary cell

7-e

843

13:20– 15:20

XA154

Dielectrophoresis separation of feeder cells and iPS cells

(Gunma U.) *Furusawa N., Hakoda M.

dielectrophoresis

7-c

315

13:20– 15:20

XA155

Screening of cytokine binding peptides with peptide arrays and analysis of their sequence rules

(Nagoya U.) *kume A., (Tokyo Tech.) Okochi M., (Nagoya U.) Shimizu K., Honda H.

peptide
cytokine
binding rule

7-a

663

13:20– 15:20

XA156

(withdrawn)

100

589

13:20– 15:20

XA157

Effect of amino acid on cordycepin production by Cordyceps militaris mutant

(U. Fukui) *Muneishi Tetsuya, Tanikawa Marina, Masuda Mina, Sakurai Akihiko

cordycepin
amino acid
Cordyceps

7-a

872

13:20– 15:20

XA158

Redox-sensitive nanogel functionalized by streptavidin for drug delivery system

(U. Tokyo) *Mishina Masahiro, Minamihata Kosuke, Nagamune Teruyuki

drug delivery
hydrogel
Enzymatic reaction

7-e

767

13:20– 15:20

XA159

Spatial distribution and niches of denitrifying methane-oxidizing bacteria present in a rice paddy soil

(TUAT) *Kumon Yoko, Nongpat Chaichana, Kimura Sonoko, Riya Shohei, Hosomi Masaaki, Terada Akihiko

Nitrogen cycle
denitrifying methane-oxidizing bacteria
methane

7-g

876

13:20– 15:20

XA160

Numerical model for iPS cell culture considering mass transfer in a culture environment

(Osaka U.) *Suzuki H., Yamamoto T., Takagi Y., Okano Y., (AIST) Sugiura S., Sumaru K., Kanamori T., (Osaka U.) Kino-oka M.

iPS cell
mass transfer
numerical simulation

7-a

498

13:20– 15:20

XA161

Control of degradation rate of in situ cross-linkable gelatin/hyaluronic acid hydrogel

(U. Tokyo) *Hozumi Takuro, Ohta Seiichi, (Yokohama Nat. U.) Fukuda Junji, (U. Tokyo) Ito Taichi

Hyaluronan
gelatin
degradation

7-i

886

13:20– 15:20

XA162

Accumuration behavior and fibril morphology of amyloid beta protein on lipid planar membrane

(Okayama U.) *Iwamura Miki, Shimanouchi Toshinori, (RIKEN Brain Sci. Inst.) Akiyama Hisako, Hirabayashi Yoshio, (Okayama U.) Kimura Yukitaka

Amyloid beta
Lipid planar membrane
Fibril morphology

7-e

449

13:20– 15:20

YA101

Physical property change of polymer materials influence cell adhesion of short peptides

(Nagoya U.) *Kurimoto Rio, Kanie Kei, (Waseda U.) Idota Naokazu, (NIMS MANA) Uto Koichiro, Ebara Mitsuhiro, (Tokyo Tech. RLNR) Tsukahara Takehiko, (Nagoya U.) Hara Mitsuo, Nagano Shusaku, Narita Yuji, Honda Hiroyuki, Kato Ryuji

Peptide
Polymer material
Cell adhesion

7-e

612

13:20– 15:20

YA102

Design of functional silver nanoparticles for spore detection using SERS

(Kyutech) *Hara Noriyasu, Ikeno Shinya, Haruyama Tetsuya

silver nanoparticle
spore
SERS

7-i

400

13:20– 15:20

YA103

The thin hydrogel jacket modulates the cell cycle profile

(Osaka U.) *Hotta Tomoki, Sakai Shinji, Taya Masahito

Hydrogel
Cell cycle
Fucci2

7-a

493

13:20– 15:20

YA104

Stability improvement of W/O/W emulsions loaded with short-chain fatty acid by layer-by-layer deposition using dietary fibers

(U. Tsukuba/Nat. Food Resarch Inst.) *Yamanaka Yohei, (Nat. Food Resarch Inst.) Kobayashi Isao, (U. Tsukuba/Nat. Food Resarch Inst.) Neves Marcos A., Ichikawa Sosaku, (Nat. Food Resarch Inst.) Uemura Kunihiko, (U. Tsukuba/Nat. Food Resarch Inst.) Nakajima Mitsutoshi

W/O/W emulsion
Layer-by-Layer deposition
Short-chain fatty acid

7-h

662

13:20– 15:20

YA105

Formation mechanism of carboxylic acid modified CeO₂ nanoparticles via an organometallic complex

(Tohoku U.) *Sasaki Hikari, (WPI-AIMR, Tohoku U.) Aoki Nobuaki, Hojo Daisuke, (IMRAM, Tohoku U.) Takami Seiichi, (WPI-AIMR, Tohoku U.) Adschiri Tadafumi

cerium oxide nanoparticles
hydrothermal synthesis
surface modification

8-e

356

13:20– 15:20

YA106

Effects of flow rates on the particle production by supercritical antisolvent crystallization using Y-shape micro device

(Shinshu U.) *Nakamura S., Hirota T., Uchida H.

Supercritical carbon dioxide
Y-shape micro device
Antisolvent crystallization

8-e

893

13:20– 15:20

YA107

Extraction and Micronization of β-glucan by mixed solvent of subcritical water and supercritical CO₂

(Nagoya U.) *Kanda Hideki, Kodama Shoko, Wahyudiono , (Surabaya) Siti Machmudah, (Nagoya U.) Shoda Tetsuya, Goto Motonobu

extraction
glucan
subcritical water

8-c

666

13:20– 15:20

YA108

Measurement of solubility of anthraquinone in supercritical carbon dioxide

(Kanazawa U.) *Tanaka Tatsuro, Simizu Keisuke, Alwi R. S., Tada Kaoru, Tamura Kazuhiro

supercritical carbon dioxide
anthraquinone
solubility

8-b

771

13:20– 15:20

YA109

Monomerization of aramid fiber using subcritical or supercritical water

(Shizuoka U.) *Okamoto H., Okajima I., Sako T.

Chemical recycling
Aramid fiber
Subcritical water

8-f

668

13:20– 15:20

YA110

scCO₂-assisted Electroless Nickel Plating on Polypropylene Substrate-Injection Molding Conditions and Peeling Force-

(Kyoto U.) *Tsubouchi Kensuke, Tengsuwan Siwach, Ishihara Shota, Ohshima Masahiro

electroless plating
scCO2
Injection molding

8-f

730

13:20– 15:20

YA111

Synchrotron in situ X-ray diffraction for supercritical hydrothermal synthesis of composite oxide nanoparticles

(U. Tokyo) *Yoko A., Akizuki M., (JASRI) Hirao N., (U. Tokyo) Oshima Y.

Synchrotron X-ray diffraction
Millisecond order in situ measurement
Supercritical hydrothermal synthesis

8-e

389

13:20– 15:20

YA112

Measurement and correlation of diffusion coefficients of drugs in supercritical carbon dioxide

(Shizuoka U.) *Watanabe Kou, Kong Chang Yi, (Chuo U.) Funazukuri Toshitaka

diffusion
drug
supercritical carbon dioxide

8-b

13:20– 15:20

YA113

Electrical conductivity of carbon nanoparticle-dispersed gel treated by high pressure carbon dioxide

(Tokyo Tech.) *Ohashi J., Shimoyama Y.

carbon nanoparticle
viscous liquid
electrical conductivity

8-e

201

13:20– 15:20

YA114

Development of a wafer-scale reactor for supercritical fluid chemical deposition

(U. Yamanashi) *Kurita S., Kondoh E., Ueno T., Takeuchi Y., Watanabe M., (Fujikura Ltd) Yamamoto S., Suemasu T.

supercritical fluid
wafer-scale deposition
flow pattern

8-e

567

13:20– 15:20

YA115

Solubility measurement of monomer and catalyst in supercritical CO₂ for synthesis of polylactic acid

(Shizuoka U.) *Furuhashi Y., Okajima I., Sako T.

supercritical carbon dioxide
polylactic acid
solubility

8-c

626

13:20– 15:20

YA116

Direct extraction of lipid from wet Euglena gracilis by liquefied dimethyl ether

(Nagoya U.) *Ogawa M., Hoshino R., Murakami K., (Osaka Pref. U./JST) Nakazawa M., (Nagoya U./JST) Kanda H., (Nagoya U.) Goto M.

Liquefied dimethyl ether
Euglena gracilis
Extraction

8-c

473

13:20– 15:20

YA117

Analyses of sulfurization process of Cu-Zn-Sn oxide thin film using supercritical ethanol

(IMRAM, Tohoku U.) *Nakayasu Y., Tomai T., Oka N., (NIMS) Sumiya M., (IMRAM, Tohoku U.) Honma I.

supercritical fluid
CZTS thin film
sulfurization

8-e

141

13:20– 15:20

YA118

Reduction of graphene oxide using subcritical ethanol

(Shizuoka U.) *Shiratori Yuuki, Kong Chang Yi, Iwata Futoshi, Sako Takeshi

reduced graphene oxide
graphene
ethanol

8-e

756

13:20– 15:20

YA119

Evaluation of cellulose initial decomposition mechanism for the subcritical water processing of biomass

(Okayama U.) *Kaneko Takayuki, Shimanouti Toshinori, Yang Wei, Kimura Yukitaka

cellulose
crystallinity
hydrogen bonding

8-d

586

13:20– 15:20

YA120

Synthesis of piezoelectric material (K, Na)(Nb, Ta)O₃ with a supercritical water flow apparatus

(Tohoku U.) *Okada Keisuke, (AIST) Hayashi Hiromichi, (Tohoku U.) Watanabe Masaru, Smith Richard

hydrothermal synthesis
piezoelectric material
(K, Na)(Nb, Ta)O3

8-e

781

13:20– 15:20

YA121

Chemical recycling of nylon 6 using subcritical water

(Shizuoka U.) *Maki S., Okajima I., Sako T.

Chemical recycling
Nylon 6
Subcritical water

8-f

658

13:20– 15:20

YA122

Synthesis of nanoparticles by pulsed laser ablation in liquid CO₂

(Nagoya U.) *Mardiansyah Mardis, Takada Noriharu, Kanda Hideki, (Hokkaido U.) Sasaki Koichi, (Nagoya U.) Goto Motonobu

liquid carbon dioxide
laser ablation
nanoparticle

8-e

713

13:20– 15:20

YA123

Continuous hydrothermal synthesis of Li(Mn_1/3Ni_1/3Co_1/3)O₂ by using sc-H₂O

(Kanazawa U.) *Uchida Syoya, Nambu Kurumi, Tamura Kazuhiro

Hydrothermal synthesis
Cathode material
Li(Mn1/3Ni1/3Co1/3)O2

8-e

752

13:20– 15:20

YA124

Development of Novel Method for Fabrication of Anthracene Films Using Temperature Gradient in Supercritical Solution

(U. Tokyo) *Toyokura Shota, (Shinshu U.) Takahara Kozue, Uchida Hirohisa, (U. Tokyo) Shimoyama Yusuke, Shimogaki Yukihiro, Momose Takeshi

Supercritical CO2
anthracene
crystallization

8-e

13:20– 15:20

YA125

Recycling of phenolic resin composite using supercritical or subcritical fluids

(Shizuoka U.) *Yamamoto T., Okajima I., Sako T.

supercritical or subcritical fluids
decomposition
phenolic resin composite

8-f

682

13:20– 15:20

YA126

One-step Synthesis of Water Dispersible Carbon Nanoperticle by Discharge Plasma at Pressurized Argon/Aqueous Solution Interface

(Nagoya U.) *Hayashi Yui, Takada Noriharu, Kanda Hideki, Goto Motonobu

plasma
carbon

8-e

604

13:20– 15:20

YA127

Forming polymers using carbon dioxide and nitrogen

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Tanaka S., Shimada Y., Kobayashi D., Shono A., Otake K.

CO2/N2
foaming
in situ observation

8-e

667

13:20– 15:20

YA128

Energy-saving lipid extraction from high moisture Arthrospira platensis by liquefied dimethyl ether

(Nagoya U.) *Murakami Kazuya, Hoshino Rintaro, Ogawa Masaki, Kurita Yuko, Nerome Hazuki, (Nagoya U./JST) Kanda Hideki, (Nagoya U.) Goto Motonobu

extraction
dimethyl ether
microalgae

8-c

269

13:20– 15:20

YA129

Hydrothermal dechlorination of PVC in dilute aqueous amine solution

(Chuo U.) *Ishibashi Takuya, Tazumi Tiaki, Tuda Ruriko, Ikeda Daisuke, Taguchi Minori, Funazukuri Toshitaka

Amine
Hydrothermal
Dechlorination

8-d

262

13:20– 15:20

YA130

Effect of solvent species on formation of titania aerogel using supercritical drying

(Tokyo Tech.) *Kinoshita M., Kunanusont N., Shimoyama Y.

supercritical drying
sol-gel reaction
titania aerogel

8-e

197

13:20– 15:20

YA131

Ethanol production from paper sludge pretreated by subcritical water using same vessel saccharification and fermentation

(Shizuoka U.) *Kodama Y., Okajima I., Sako T.

subcritical water
paper sludge
bio-ethanol

8-f

728

13:20– 15:20

YA132

Viscosity reduction of ionic liquids that dissolve biomass with supercritical CO₂ and with water

(Tohoku U.) *Baba Shiori, Hiraga Yuya, Sato Yoshiyuki, Aida Taku, Watanabe Masaru, Smith Richard

ionic liquid
viscosity
supercritical carbon dioxide

8-b

653

13:20– 15:20

YA133

Hydrolysis rate for filter paper in dilute aqueous acid solution under hydrothermal condition

(Chuo U.) *Kodama Taiki, Hirazima Kengo, Taguchi Minori, Funazukuri Toshitaka

Cellulose
Hydrothermal
Hydrolysis rate

8-d

263

13:20– 15:20

YA134

Release profile of drug from silicone hydrogel impregnated in carbon dioxide + water two phases

(Tokyo Tech.) *Taira T., Yokozaki Y., Shimoyama Y.

carbon dioxide
drug delivery system
silicone hydrogel

8-e

220

13:20– 15:20

YA135

The effect of solvent species on TiO₂ photocatalyst by supercritical drying method

(Hachinohe NCT) *Nara Mitsunobu, Hasegawa Akira, Honma Tetsuo

TiO2 photocatalyst
supercritical CO2 drying
sol-gel method

8-e

166

13:20– 15:20

YA136

Solid acid catalyzed reactions using layered catalysts in hot compressed water

(U. Tokyo) *Nagoya S., Akizuki M., Oshima Y.

Hot compressed water
Acid catalyzed reaction
Layered metal oxide

8-d

834

13:20– 15:20

YA137

Effect of pH on the fuel properties of residue and liquid products produced from hydrothermal carbonization of husks of nuts Carya cathayensis Sarg

(Okayama U.) *Yang Wei, Shimanouchi Toshinori, Kimura Yukitaka

Hydrothermal carbonization
Fuel property
Residue

8-c

649

13:20– 15:20

YA138

High Pressure Electroplating Using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Mori S., Shimada Y., Kobayashi D., Shono A., Otake K.

supercritical carbon dioxide
cupper
co-solvent

8-e

524

13:20– 15:20

YA139

Prediction of phase equilibria of multi-component system containing poly(ethylene-co-vinyl acetate) with using equation of state

(Tohoku U.) *Nakamura Takaaki, Igarashi Ayako, Sato Yoshiyuki, Inomata Hiroshi

phase equilibria
equation of state
poly(ethylene-co-vinyl acetate)

8-b

346

13:20– 15:20

YA140

Measurement and correlation of phase equilibria of multi-component system containing poly(ethylene-co-vinyl acetate)

(Tohoku U.) *Nakamura Takaaki, Igarashi Ayako, Sato Yoshiyuki, Inomata Hiroshi

phase equilibria
ethylene
poly(ethylene-co-vinyl acetate)

8-b

350

Hall Z

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Opening ceremony, The SCEJ Awards presentation

9:00– 9:05

Opening Remark

(Chair of SCEJ Kanto branch/Yokohama Nat. U.) *Kaminoyama Meguru

1000

9:05– 9:30

Z102

Greetings of the SCEJ-President

(President of the SCEJ/Kyoto U.) Mae Kazuhiro

1000

916

9:30– 10:00

Awards ceremony

10:00– 10:30

Z104

[The SCEJ Award] Creation of Bottom-up Processes for Particle-related Materials

(Tohoku U.) Konno Mikio

0-a

917

10:30– 11:00

Z105

[The SCEJ Award] Development of Innovate Nano-porous Membranes

(Yamaguchi U.) Kita Hidetoshi

0-a

918

11:00– 12:00

Z106

[Keynote lecture] What Does Chemical Industrial Aim at Now?

(JCIA) Nishide Tetsuo

1000

919

Session organized by Industry Plenary Lecture

17:00– 18:00

Z125

[Session organized by Industry: Plenary lecture] Research and Development of the Motor Car in Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.

(Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.) Mori Haruhito

1000

920

Technical program

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