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The 100th Annual Meeting of CSJ Program OKADA, Mayu; GU¨ NTERT, Peter; ITO, Yutaka（14:15～14:45） Room S5 2S5- 06 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Single-Mole- cule Imaging and Single-Particle Simulation of Self-Organization in a Living Cell（Grad. Sch. Frontier Biosci., Osaka Univ.; PRESTO, JST; RIKEN Lecture Hall Bldg. K702 BDR）○MATSUOKA, Satomi; UEDA, Masahiro（14:45～15:15） Chair: ITO, Yutaka（15：30～16：30） Fundamentals and Applications of Synchro- 2S5- 07 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Molecular Imaging of Living Cells by Sparse Multivariate Analysis of Raman Spectro- tron-based SAXS Measurement scopy（Research Org. for Nano & Life Innovation, Waseda Univ.; PRESTO, ）○ （ ～ ） Sunday, March 22, AM JST ANDO, Masahiro 15:30 16:00 2S5- 08 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Spatiotem- （9：30 ～9：35 ） poral analysis of biomolecules via data assimilation to high-speed AFM 1S5- 01 Special Program Lecture Opening remarks on the recent measurement（Dep. Chem., Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ.）○TAKADA, Shoji advances in SAXS （ICR, Kyoto Univ.）○TAKAYA, Hikaru（09:30～ （16:00～16:30） 09:35） （16：30～16：35） Chair: TAKAYA, Hikaru（9：35 ～10：35） 2S5- 09 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Summary 1S5- 02 Special Program Lecture Structure analyses bu Synchrotron （Grad. Sch. Eng., Osaka Univ.）○TAMIYA, Eiichi（16:30～16:35） Small Angle X-ray Scattering Technique（ICR, Kyoto Univ.） ○TAKENAKA, Mikihito（09:35～10:05） 1S5- 03 Special Program Lecture Synchrotron radiation small-angle Innovative Catalysts: Electro- and Photo- X-ray structure analysis: Measurement methods and examples（JASRI） assisted Catalytic Reaction ○MASUNAGA, Hiroyasu（10:05～10:35） Tuesday, March 24, PM Chair: HONMA, Tetsuo（10：35～12：25） Chair: KITAGAWA, Hiroshi（13：30～15：30） 1S5- 04 Special Program Lecture Structural analysis of supramolecu- 3S5- 01 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Design of lar assemblies by small angle x-ray scattering measurements.（Grad. Sch. Eng., visible light responsive photocatalysts toward solar hydrogen production Kyoto Univ.）○NISHIMURA, Tomoki（10:35～11:05） （Grad. Sch. Eng., Kyoto Univ.）○ABE, Ryu（13:30～14:00） 1S5- 05 Special Program Lecture Small-angle and Ultra-small-angle 3S5- 02 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Design of X-ray Scattering Studies on Polymer Materials（IMCE, Kyushu Univ.） photoelectrochemical reaction field for the conversion of gaseous molecules ○KOJIO, Ken（11:05～11:30） （Fac. Env. Eng., The Univ. of Kitakyushu）○AMANO, Fumiaki（14:00～ 1S5- 06 Special Program Lecture In situ Analysis for Coagulation 14:30） Process of Cuprammonium Rayon by Small Angle X-ray Scattering（Asahi 3S5- 03 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Computa- Kasei Corp.）○SAKAMOTO, Naoki; YAMAGATA, Maiko; HIROSAWA, tional study on redox reactions of inhomogeneous catalyst（GREEN, Kazu; IWAMA, Tatsuhiro（11:30～11:55） NIMS）○TATEYAMA, Yoshitaka（14:30～15:00） 1S5- 07 Special Program Lecture Application of small-angle and 3S5- 04 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Low tem- wide-angle X-ray in biomass material structure research（JASRI）○KABE, perature heterogeneous catalytic reaction promoted by surface protonics Taizo（11:55～12:25） （Grad. Sch. Advanced Sci. Eng., Waseda Univ.）○SEKINE, Yasushi （15:00～15:30） （12：25～12：30） 1S5- 08 Special Program Lecture Closing Remarks（ICR, Kyoto Chair: NOZAKI, Kyoko（15：30～17：30） Univ.）○TAKENAKA, Mikihito（12:25～12:30） 3S5- 05 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Reaction Field of Solid Controlled by Microwaves（Sch. Mater. & Chem. Tech., Tokyo Tech.）○WADA, Yuji（15:30～16:00） Special Lecture 3S5- 06 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Frontiers of （ Monday, March 23, AM electron-driven catalytic reactions by nonthermal plasma Sch. Eng., Tokyo Tech.）○NOZAKI, Tomohiro（16:00～16:30） Chair: YORIMITSU, Hideki（9：30 ～10：20） 3S5- 07 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Catalytic re- 2S5- 01# Special Lecture Applications of Main Group Heterobimetallics: actions using electrochemical microflow reactors（Grad. Sch. Nat. Sci. Catalysis and Templated Metallation（Univ. of Strathclyde; Univ. de Huelva; Technol., Okayama Univ.）○SUGA, Seiji（16:30～17:00） Univ. Bern）○O’HARA, Charles; Martı´ nez-Martı´ nez, Antonio J.; Brun˜ a, 3S5- 08 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Mechanism Sonia; Fairley, Michael; Hevia, Eva; Kennedy, Alan R.（09:30～10:20） of light-induced water-splitting in natural photosynthesis（RIIS, Okayama Univ.）○SHEN, Jian-ren（17:00～17:30） Chair: MURAKAMI, Masahiro（11：30～12：20） 2S5- 02# Special Lecture Stereoselective Synthesis via Reactive Metal Carbene and Oxonium Ylide Intermediates（Univ. of Geneva） Gyroid in Materials ○LACOUR, Jerome（11:30～12:20） Wednesday, March 25, AM Integration of molecular dynamics analysis Chair: NISHIHARA, Hirotomo（9：30 ～11：00） 4S5- 01# Special Program Lecture Geometry in Soft Mater Gyroid: and information science to analyze ad- From a Numerical Study Viewpoint（Fac. Sci. Eng., Kindai Univ.） vanced cell functions ○DOTERA, Tomonari（09:30～10:00） 4S5- 02# Monday, March 23, PM Special Program Lecture Molecular Spin Gyroids Formed with Polyhedral π Conjugated Molecules（Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ.） （13：30～13：45） ○SHUKU, Yoshiaki; MIZUNO, Asato; AWAGA, Kunio（10:00～10:30） 2S5- 03 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Opening re- 4S5- 03# Special Program Lecture Supramolecular Structures with marks（Grad. Sch. Sci., TMU）○ITO, Yutaka（13:30～13:45） Metal-Oxalate Framework for Molecular Electronic Materials based on Gyroids（RIES, Hokkaido Univ.）○NAKAMURA, Takayoshi（10:30～ Chair: TAMIYA, Eiichi（13：45～15：15） 11:00） 2S5- 04 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Next Genera- tion Proteomics by Integrating Mass Spectrometry with Intelligent Statistical Chair: NAKAMURA, Takayoshi（11：00～12：30） Analysis（Grad. Sch. Pharm. Sci., Kyoto Univ.）○ISHIHAMA, Yasushi 4S5- 04# Special Program Lecture Nanoporous frameworks with sin- （13:45～14:15） gle-layer graphene walls towards gyroid graphenes（IMRAM, Tohoku 2S5- 05 Medium and Long-Term Program Lecture Protein struc- Univ.）○NISHIHARA, Hirotomo（11:00～11:30） ture determinations in living cells（Grad. Sch. Sci., TMU; Goethe Univ.; 4S5- 05# Special Program Lecture Design of Functional Gyroid Sur- ETH）○IKEYA, Teppei; TANAKA, Takashi; TATEISHI, Yutaka; face through Self-organization of Liquid-crystalline Amphiphiles（Grad. Sch. 1 The 100th Annual Meeting of CSJ Fac. Eng., Tokyo Univ. of Agri. and Technol.）○ICHIKAWA, Takahiro （11:30～12:00） Luminescence Chemistry Ensemble: Debate 4S5- 06# Special Program Lecture Construction of Huge Double the Mystery of Solid-state Light Emission! Gyroid Network Structure by Block Copolymers（Grad. Sch. Eng., Nagoya Univ.）○TAKANO, Atsushi（12:00～12:30） -From the Standpoint of Molecular Design, Synthesis, and Measurement- Wednesday, March 25, AM Room S6 （9：30 ～9：35 ） 4S6- 01 Special Program Lecture Opening Remarks（Fac. Edu., ）○ （ ～ ） Lecture Hall Bldg. K703 Shinshu Univ. ITO, Fuyuki 09:30 09:35 Chair: KONISHI, Gen-ichi（9：35 ～11：00） 4S6- 02 Special Program Lecture Design of Highly Emissive Mole- The Next Generation of Medical Technology cules Based on Molecular Orbitals and Intermolecular Interactions（ICR, Innovated by Mass Spectrometry Kyoto Univ.）○HIROSE, Takashi（09:35～09:50） 4S6- 03 Special Program Lecture Understanding the mechanism of Sunday, March 22, AM circularly polarized light emission from a chiral excimer model compound （IMRAM, Tohoku Univ.）○ARAKI, Yasuyuki（09:50～10:05） （9：30 ～9：35 ） 4S6- 04 Special Program Lecture Molecular Design and Emitting 1S6- 01 Special Program Lecture Aim of this session（THCU） Properties of Amorphous Molecular Materials（Muroran Inst. of Tech.） ○MATSUMURA, Yuriko（09:30～09:35） ○NAKANO, Hideyuki（10:05～10:20） 4S6- 05 Special Program Lecture Fluorescence properties induced by Chair: MATSUMURA, Yuriko（9：35 ～10：00） molecular aggregation in highly purified organic crystals（Sch. Eng., Nihon 1S6- 02 Special Program Lecture Collaborative Research & Devel- Univ.）○KATOH, Ryuzi（10:20～10:35） opment for Advanced Healthcare utilizing the synergistic combination of 4S6- 06 Special Program Lecture From aggregates model to Amor- technologies in analytical science and medical diagnostic imaging（Shimadzu phous（Fac. Edu., Shinshu Univ.）○ITO, Fuyuki（10:35～11:00） Corp.）○YAMAGUCHI, Ryo（09:35～10:00） Chair: IKEDA, Hiroshi（11：00～12：25） Chair: OKURA, Ichiro（10：00～11：00） 4S6- 07 Special Program Lecture Design and intermolecular interac- 1S6- 03 Special Program Lecture Current status on the analysis of tion of mechanochromically luminescent organic crystals（Grad. Fac. Eng., functional components in agricultural products（NARO）○ORITO, Fumio; Yokohama Natl. Univ.）○ITO, Suguru（11:00～11:15） YAMAMOTO-MAEDA, Mari; KATADA, Kazuya（10:00～10:30） 4S6- 08 Special Program Lecture Single-Particle Emission Observa- 1S6- 04 Special Program Lecture Development and application of tion of Stimulation-Induced Structural Changes（MPRC, Kobe Univ.） analytical methods and software tools aiming to contribute to biomarker ○TACHIKAWA, Takashi（11:15～11:30） discovery and verification（Grad. Sch. Eng., Osaka Univ.; Shimadzu Corp.） 4S6- 09 Special Program Lecture Structures and intermolecular in- ○IIDA, Junko（10:30～11:00） teractions of stimuli-responsive luminescent molecular crystals（Sch. Eng., Hokkaido Univ.）○SEKI, Tomohiro（11:30～11:45） Chair: OHTSUKA, Satoshi（11：00～12：30） 4S6- 10 Special Program Lecture Time-resolved Microspectroscopy 1S6- 05 Special Program Lecture MALDI-TOFMS-based plasma for Emissive Organic Single Microcrystal（Grad. Sch. Sci., Eng., Ehime biomarker analysis for early detectio of Alzheimer’s disease（Shimadzu Univ.）○ISHIBASHI, Yukihide（11:45～12:00） Corp.）○IWAMOTO, Shinichi（11:00～11:30） 4S6- 11 Special Program Lecture Changes in crystal structure invol- 1S6- 06 Special Program Lecture Application of Mass Spectrometry ving mechanochromism（IIS, The Univ. of Tokyo）○MUTAI, Toshiki to Regenerative Medicine and Cell Therapy（Shimadzu Corp.）○EZURE, （12:00～12:25） Toru（11:30～12:00） 1S6- 07 Special Program Lecture Discovery of bio marker for allergic （12：25～12：30） disease using mass-spectrometry（Grad. Sch. Agricultural and Life Sci., The 4S6- 12 Special Program Lecture Opening Remarks（Fac. Edu., Univ.
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