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Attendee List Attendee List Name Affiliation 1 A.-H. Alissa Park Columbia University 2 Aaron M Appel Pacific Northwest National Laboratory 3 Abraham Gomez Vidales NRC 4 Ahrim Yoo GS E&C 5 Ahryeon Lee KAIST 6 ALEKSANDRA Ściubidło Department of Advanced Energy Technologies Faculty of Infrastruc 7 Alex James Kenneth Newman UK Centre for CO2 Utilisation 8 Ali Abdelshafy RWTH Aachen University 9 Amar Bhardwaj Columbia University 10 Ana V.M. Nunes LAQV-REQUIMTE/ NOVA University of Lisbon 11 Andrew B. Bocarsly Princeton University 12 Angela Dinbenedetto University of Bari 13 Anil Haribhau Valekar KRICT 14 Annemie Bogaerts University of Antwerp 15 Ansgar Kretzschmar Forschungszentrum Jülich 16 Ashta Ghosh IRCELYON, CNRS-Universite LYON 1 17 Atsushi Urakawa Delft University of Technology 18 Ayeong Jo KAIST 19 Baekjun Kim KAIST 20 Baik Yae Jun KAIST 21 Barbara Olfe-Kraeutlein Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies 22 Beomil Kim KAIST 23 Beom-Jun Kim Yonsei University 24 Bert M. Weckhuysen Utrecht University 25 Bun Yeoul Lee Ajou University 26 BYULHANA MIN SK Innovation 27 BYUNGHOON HWANG KAIST 28 Canio Scarfiello IMT Mines Albi, CNRS, RAPSODEE, UMR 5302 29 Carla Costa Pinheiro CQE - Departamento de Engenharia Química, Instituto Superior Téc 30 Changbum Jo Inha University 31 Chee Kok Poh Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences 32 Choong-Hee Kim Inha University 33 Christopher Jones Georgia Tech 34 Chunshan Song The Chinese University of Hong Kong 35 Claudio Mota UFRJ 36 Danielle BALLIVET-TKATCHENKO CNRS Institut de Recherches sur la Catalyse et l’Environnement de Lyon, 37 David Farrusseng IRCELYON, Université Lyon 1 38 Davide Marcolongo Università degli Studi di Bari "Aldo Moro" 1 Name Affiliation 39 Dayoung Ryu KAIST 40 Dennis Krämer DECHEMA e.V. 41 Doh Chang Lee KAIST 42 Dohyeun Kim KAIST 43 Dohyung Kang Yeungnam University 44 Domenico Linsalata IC2R srl 45 Donald Darensbourg Texas A&M University 46 Dong Kyu Lee KAIST 47 Donghui Jo KRICT 48 Donghyun KIM KRICT 49 Dongjoo SEO Korea Conformity Laboratories 50 Dongwoo Kang KAIST 51 Dong-Yeun Koh KAIST 52 Dongyoon Woo KAIST 53 Eckhard Dinjus Karlsruhe Institute of Technology 54 Edward Dongho Kim Heraeus 55 Edward Platt The UK Centre for Carbon Dioxide Utilization, The University of 56 Fei Yuan Dalian University of Technology 57 Feijian Lou Dalian University of Technology 58 Francesco Nocito University of Bari, CIRCC 59 Fraser Brown Ingenza Ltd 60 Fumihiko Kosaka National institute of advanced industrial science and technology 61 Gabriele Mulas Department of Chemistry and Pharmacy, University of Sassari 62 Ga-Young Cha KRICT 63 George Richard Michael Dowson The University of Sheffield 64 Gim Hyeonseo KAIST 65 Guanghui Zhang Dalian University of Technology 66 Guillermo Garcia-Garcia The University of Sheffield 67 Gui-Min Kim KAIST 68 Hakhyeon Song KAIST 69 Han Chang Kwon KAIST 70 HAN SOL JUNG Korea University 71 Heecheon Lee KAIST 72 Hesam Ostovari Institute of Technical Thermodynamics, RWTH Aachen University 73 HIROFUMI KAN NGK INSULATORS, LTD. 74 Hiroyuki Kamata IHI Corporation 75 Hodong Kim KAIST 76 Hong Cheol Lee Ajou University 77 Hong Hui Kim KAIST 78 Hong Ju Lee KAIST 79 Huahua Fan Dalian University of Technology 80 huiwon jang KAIST 81 HWAJIN CHOI KAIST 82 Hwan Chul Cho Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction 2 Name Affiliation 83 Hye Leen Choi KAIST 84 Hyeokjun Seo KAIST 85 HYE-RAN CHO HANWHA-TOTAL PETROCHEMICAL 86 Hye-Young Jang Ajou University 87 Hyun Ju Lee Ajou University 88 Hyun Suk Lim KAIST 89 Hyung-Ju Kim Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) 90 Hyunjeong LEE KCL 91 HyunJoo Lee KAIST 92 Hyun-Seog Roh Yonsei University 93 Hyuntak Kwon KAIST 94 Ian Maynard Calysta 95 Ilsong Lee KAIST 96 Imre Papai Research Center for Natural Sciences 97 IN-HYOUP SONG KRICT 98 Izabela Majchrzak-Kucęba Czestochowa University of Technology 99 JAE HYUNG KIM Hanwha Solutions 100 Jae W Lee KAIST 101 Jaehoon Kim KAIST 102 Jaewan Jeon Tokuyama corporation 104 Jaewon Lee KAIST 105 Javier Fernández González University of Cantabria 106 Jay H Lee KAIST 107 Jeannie ziang yie tan Heriot-Watt University 108 JEIL PARK KAIST 109 Jeong Jae Hun Seoul National University 110 Jeong woo Han POSTECH 111 JeongUn Jang KAIST 112 Jeongwoo Yang KAIST 113 Jian Wang Shaanxi Normal University 114 jie zhao Tianjin University 115 Jihan Kim KAIST 116 Jihoon Choi KAIST 117 Jihun Oh KAIST 118 Jihyeong Ko Ajou University 119 Jihyun Lee KAIST 120 Jinho Byun Pusan National University 121 Jinhong Jeong KAIST 122 Jinjoo An KRICT 123 Jin-Kuk Kim Hanyang University 124 Jinlong Gong Tianjin University 125 Jinlong Zhang East China University of Science and Technology 126 Jinwon Lee Sogang university 127 Jinwoo Lee KAIST 3 Name Affiliation 128 Jisun Lee KRICT 129 Jisung Lee KAIST 130 Jiwoong Yoon KRICT 131 Joachim Sauer Humboldt Universität zu Berlin 132 Jong Min Park KRICT 133 Jongbeom Park KAIST 134 Jong-Hoon Lee Inha University 135 Juhyeong Song GenoFocus 136 jun kyoung lee Korea University 137 Jun Won Baek Ajou University 138 Jungae Lim KRICT 139 Jungbae Kim Korea University 140 junghyun lee Ajou University 141 Jungkyu Choi Korea University 142 Junhyung Park SK Innovation 143 Junkil Park KAIST 144 Junsang Lee KAIST 145 JuYong Park Ajou University 146 Kailyn Cohen Princeton University 147 Kang Hee Yun KAIST 148 Katy Armstrong The University of Sheffield 149 Ken Luca Abel Institute of Chemical Technology, Leipzig University 150 Kentaro Teramura Kyoto University 151 Ki Heum Park Seoul National University 152 Kohsuke Mori Osaka University 153 Kosan Roh Chungnam National University 154 Kosuke Nakagawa NGK Insulators, Ltd. 155 Kunwoo HAN Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning 156 Kwang-Deog Jung Korea Institute of Science and Technology 157 Kwon Namgung KAIST 158 Kyeongrim Kim KAIST 159 Kyoko Nozaki The University of Tokyo 160 Kyunam Kim KAIST 161 Kyung Ho Cho KRICT 162 Kyung-Ryul Oh KRICT 163 Lee Sunggyu KAIST 164 Lee Younghun KAIST 165 Liang-Shih Fan The Ohio State University 166 Lingzhi Wang East China University of Science and Technology 167 Lorenzo Cremonese Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS) 168 Lorraine CHRIST Université Lyon 1 - IRCELYON 169 Luis Jair Ortega-Rosas FACULTY OF CHEMISTRY-UNAM 170 Luwei Chen Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences 171 María Dolores Fernández Martínez Universitat Rovira i Virgili 4 Name Affiliation 172 Marja Tiitta Fellow 173 Marta Rumayor University of Cantabria 174 Miao Zhang Dalian University of Technology 175 Micheal Christian Claeys University of Cape Town 176 Michele Aresta Innovative Catalysis for Carbon Recycling-IC2R 177 Mijung Lee UST KRICT school 178 Minbeom Lee KAIST 179 Mingrui Wang Dalian University of Technology 180 Min-Hye Jeong KRICT 181 Minkee Choi KAIST 182 Minseok Bae KAIST 183 Minsoo Kim KAIST 184 Mintaek Im KRICT 185 Nianfang Wang KAIST 186 Numan Muhammad Inha University 187 Osamu Ishitani Tokyo Institute of Technology 188 Pan Lu KAIST 189 Paula Lourenço Teixeira Centro de Química Estrutural, Instituto Superior Técnico, Univer 190 Peter Edwards University of Oxford 191 Peter Styring The University of Sheffield 192 Philip G. Jessop Queen's University 193 Pin Lim A*STAR, Singapore 194 Pyung Cheon Lee Ajou University 195 Qiang Wang Beijing Forestry University 196 Rebecca Evans Princeton University 197 Reza Ranjbar CPI 198 Richard H. Heyn SINTEF 199 Rihab Gharbi McGill University / National Research Council 200 Robert Tabita The Ohio State University 201 Ron Zevenhoven Åbo Akademi University 202 Ryota Hirahara Toray Industries, Inc. 203 Sammy Boussiba Ben-Gurion University 204 Sang Woo Kim LG Chem. 205 Sang Yup Lee KAIST 206 Sang-Eon Park Inha University 207 Sanghoon Park KAIST 208 Seong Cheon Kim Korea Institute of Industrial Technology(KITECH) 209 Seong Jun Lee SK innovation 210 Seung Gul Ryoo Korea University 211 Seung Yeop Yi KAIST 212 Seunghee Han KAIST 213 Seungkeun Kim Korea University 214 Seungwoo Kim Seoul National University 215 Si Young Choi KAIST 5 Name Affiliation 216 Sibudjing Kawi National University of Singapore 217 Simon Kaiser University of Kassel 218 Soraya Sluijter TNO 219 Sori JIN Researcher of KCL 220 Stelios Gavrielides Heriot-Watt University 221 Stephanie Cordova Linköping University 222 Stephanie Dulovic Princeton University 223 Stephen McCord The University of Sheffield 224 Steven Cronin Princeton University 225 SU-IL IN DGIST 226 Sujeong Heo Kyunghee University 227 Su-Kyung Lee KRICT 228 SUN MI JEONG Ajou University 229 SunEon Wang KAIST 230 Taehoon Hyun KAIST 231 Taehyeon Ha KAIST 232 Tae-Hyun Bae KAIST 233 Tak Hyoung Lim KIER 234 Tao Zhang Chinese Academy of Sciences 235 TAOFEEQ OLADAYO BELLO University of Sao Paulo 236 Thomas Ernst Müller Ruhr-Universität Bochum 237 Till Strunge Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies, Potsdam e.V. 238 Victor Selmert Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH 239 wang li School of Chemistry & Chemical Engineering,Shaanxi Normal Univer 240 Wan-Hui Wang Dalian University of Technology 241 Wonhyeong Lee KAIST 242 Wonseok Lee KAIST 243 Wonyeong Choi KAIST 244 WOO YEON CHO Ajou University 245 WooChul Jung KAIST 246 Woojin Park Hanwha Solutions 247 Woosung Choi KAIST 248 Xiaoxing Wang Pennsylvania State University 249 Xie Quan Dalian University of Technology 250 Ya-Mei Yang ITRI 251 Yechan Lee KAIST 252 Yeojin Tak Korea university 253 YEONGHYUN SEO Ajou University 254 Yeon-Joo Cheong Ajou University 255 Yi Liu Dalian University of Technology 256 Yikyeom Kim KAIST 257 Yiming Zhao Dalian University of Technology 258 Yong Hee Lee Hanwha Solutions 259 Yong hwan Kim UNIST 6 Name Affiliation 260 Yong Tae Kang Korea University 261 YONGBIN HYUN Ajou University 262 Yonghwan Kim KAIST 263 Yong-Ju Park KAIST 263 Yongwon Seo UNIST 264 Yoonyoung Kim KAIST 265 Young Jin Kim KRICT 266 young keun Cho Korea Conformity Laboratories 267 Young Kyu Hwang KRICT 268 Young-eun Hwang KAIST 269 Youngjune Park GIST 270 Young-Woo You KRICT 271 Yuhan Sun Shanghai Advanced Research Institute 272 Yun Jeong Hwang Seoul National University 273 Yun-Ho Ahn Soongsil University 274 Yunho Lee Seoul National University 275 Yutaek Seo Seoul National University 276 Yutaka Amao Osaka City University 7 .
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