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Title of Paper in 14 Point Arial Font* August 18th - 23rd, 2017 The Conference Booklet Beijing, China AIRAPT 26 joint with ACHPR 8 & CHPC 19 The 26th International Conference on High Pressure Science & Technology (AIRAPT 26) The 8th Asian Conference on High Pressure Research (ACHPR 8) The 19th China High Pressure Conference (CHPC 19) THE CONFERENCE BOOKLET Organized by Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Center for High Pressure Science & Technology Advanced Research Southern University of Science and Technology August 18th - 23rd, 2017 Beijing, China www.airapt26.org August 18th - 23rd, 2017 The Conference Booklet Beijing, China AIRAPT 26 joint with ACHPR 8 & CHPC 19 August 18th - 23rd, 2017 The Conference Booklet Beijing, China AIRAPT 26 joint with ACHPR 8 & CHPC 19 Table of Contents FOREWORD ...................................................................................................................................... 1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................ 2 TOPICS ..................................................................................................................................... 2 COMMITTEE ............................................................................................................................. 4 TALKS & POSTERS PRESENTATION INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................. 9 MAPS INFORMATION .............................................................................................................. 11 REGISTRATION ....................................................................................................................... 21 MEALS ................................................................................................................................... 22 WIFI ...................................................................................................................................... 23 RELATED GUIDES ................................................................................................................... 24 PROGRAM ...................................................................................................................................... 27 OVERVIEW ............................................................................................................................. 28 DETAILS OF PROGRAM ........................................................................................................... 29 POSTERS ................................................................................................................................ 87 ABSTRACTS .................................................................................................................................... 99 PLENARY LECTURES ............................................................................................................ 101 AWARD LECTURES ............................................................................................................... 111 KEYNOTE/INVITED TALKS ................................................................................................... 115 CONTRIBUTED TALKS .......................................................................................................... 257 POSTERS .............................................................................................................................. 537 SUMMER SCHOOL ........................................................................................................................ 849 PRESENT AUTHOR INDEX ............................................................................................................ 854 EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS INDEX ................................................................................................... 98 I August 18th - 23rd, 2017 The Conference Booklet Beijing, China AIRAPT 26 joint with ACHPR 8 & CHPC 19 August 18th - 23rd, 2017 The Conference Booklet Beijing, China AIRAPT 26 joint with ACHPR 8 & CHPC 19 FOREWORD The International Association for the Advancement of High Pressure Science and Technology (AIRAPT) has been meeting once every two years since 1955. Originating in the seminal findings of Prof. P. W. Bridgman, high pressure science has taken an increasingly important role in a wide range of fields such as physics, chemistry, materials science, earth & planetary science, natural resources & the environment ， energy，biology, food science, etc. leading to new forefronts of interdisciplinary research that provide new knowledge of nature as well as driving sustainable development of our society. The Asian Conference on High Pressure Research (ACHPR) has convened scientists every second year since the 2000 meeting in Dunhuang of China (1st), followed by Nara of Japan (2nd), Lijiang of China (3rd), Seoul of Korea (4th), Matsue of Japan (5th), Beijing of China (6th) and Bangkok of Thailand (7th). ACHPR originates from the early bilateral meetings between China and Japan on high pressure science in 1990s. ACHPR expressly offers a forum for the high pressure research community in Asia as well as for international researchers. The China High Pressure Conference (CHPC) debuted in 1978 and is held every two years, providing a platform to share the progress in high pressure research in China. AIRAPT 26 will be staged in combination with both ACHPR 8 and CHPC 19. We really feel honored to invite you to attend the three together. We are doing our best to make the conference productive, encouraging and inspiring. Come to share your research updates with the community around the world, as well as to enjoy Beijing: a beautiful modern city with a long history and rich culture! Looking forward to meeting you in Beijing in August 2017! Prof. Changqing JIN (Chair) (IOPCAS) Prof. Haozhe LIU (Co Chair) (HPSTAR) Prof. Yusheng ZHAO (Co Chair) (SUSTech) On behalf of Organizing Committee of AIRAPT 26 joint with ACHPR 8 & CHPC 19 1 FOREWO RD August 18th - 23rd, 2017 The Conference Booklet Beijing, China AIRAPT 26 joint with ACHPR 8 & CHPC 19 INTRODUCTION TOPICS Themes T1. Bio Sciences T2. Clathrate Hydrates & Energy Materials T3. Electronic, Magnetic & Transport Properties T4. Equations of State, Phase Transitions, Melting T5. Geo and Planetary Sciences T6. Industrial Applications T7. Modeling & Simulation T8. Molecular Systems T9. Multiple Extreme Conditions T10. Nanoscience & Nanotechnology T11. Neutron Source Platform T12. New Pressure Instruments T13. Shock Pressure Effects T14. Spectroscopic & Structural Studies T15. Superconductivity & Strongly Correlated Systems T16. Superhard Materials T17. Synchrotron Source Platform T18. Synthesis & Properties of Novel Materials T19. General Topics 2 Introduction August 18th - 23rd, 2017 The Conference Booklet Beijing, China AIRAPT 26 joint with ACHPR 8 & CHPC 19 Focus Sessions (Symposium) FS1. Advanced High Pressure Techniques based on Neutron (Convener: Y. S. Zhao); FS2. Advanced Loading & Diagnostics for Dynamic Events & Workshop on Advanced X-ray Sources and Diagnostics-2017 (Convener: S. N. Luo); FS3. Advanced Chemical Synthesis (Convener: K. Li); FS4. Earth Core (Convener: Y. W. Fei); FS5. Earth Mantle (Convener: J. F. Lin); FS6. Energetic Materials (Convener: C. S. Yoo); FS7. Effects of Confinements at High Pressures (Convener: B. B. Liu); FS8. Heavy Fermions at High Pressures (Convener: H. Q. Yuan); FS9. Hydrogen at Extreme Conditions (Convener: H. Z. Liu, H. K. Mao); FS10. Nuclear Resonant and Inelastic X-ray Scattering at High Pressures (Conveners: W. L. Bi, J. Y. Zhao, Y. Ding); FS11. Metastable Materials (Convener: B. Xu); FS12. Novel Reaction in Diamond Anvil Cell (Convener: B. Winkler); FS13. Porous Materials at High Pressures (Convener: Y. Song); FS14. Pressure Calibrations (Convener: G. Y. Shen); FS15. Superhard Materials (Convener: D. W. He); FS16. Crystal Structure Prediction at High Pressure (Convener: Y. M. Ma); FS17. Synchrotron Based High-pressure Techniques: Status and Future Perspectives (Convener: Y. Meng); FS18. Time Resolved Spectroscopy at High Pressures (Convener: A. Goncharov); FS19. Novel Structure and Properties of Hydrogen-dominated Materials at High Pressures (Convener: T. Cui); FS20. Dynamics of the Earth's Interior (Convener: H. P. Li); Introduction 3 August 18th - 23rd, 2017 The Conference Booklet Beijing, China AIRAPT 26 joint with ACHPR 8 & CHPC 19 COMMITTEE Scientific Organizing Committee Changqing JIN (Chair) (IOPCAS) Haozhe LIU (Co Chair) (HPSTAR) Yusheng ZHAO (Co Chair) (SUSTech) Members Guangjin CHEN (Beijing) Pengwan CHEN (Beijing) Jinguang CHENG (Beijing) Tian CUI (Changchun) Jianguo DU (Beijing) Zhizheng GONG (Beijing) Duanwei HE (Chengdu) Hongliang HE (Mianyang) Shiming HONG (Chengdu) Heping LI (Guiyang) Kuo LI (Beijing) Haiqing LIN (Beijing) Bingbing LIU (Changchun) Jing LIU (Beijing) Xi LIU (Beijing) Hailong LU (Beijing) Shengnian LUO (Chengdu) Guicun MA (Beijing) Yanming MA (Changchun) Siping PANG (Beijing) Shan QIN (Beijing) Jian SUN (Nanjing) Liling SUN (Beijing) Wenhui TANG (Changsha) Yongjun TIAN (Qinhuangdao) Yuchang WANG (Zhengzhou) Luhong WANG (Harbin) Qiang WU (Mianyang) Xiangyang WU (Beijing) Wansheng XIAO (Guangzhou) Guoqiang YANG (Beijing) Wenge YANG (Shanghai) Huiqiu YUAN (Hangzhou) Jijun ZHAO (Dalian) Wenjun ZHU (Mianyang) Ruqiang ZOU (Beijing) Secretaries Youwen Long Jinguang Cheng Xiancheng Wang 4 Introduction August 18th - 23rd, 2017 The Conference Booklet Beijing, China AIRAPT 26 joint with ACHPR 8 & CHPC
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