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Ÿþm I C R O S O F T W O R 1 기조강연 through the reaction with water 도진영 김대식, 경주대 문화재보존학과 (Plenary Lecture) 좌장 강용수 16:40 나노소재를 함유한 에폭시 접착제 연구 PRES1-8 원종옥, 세종대 화학과 목(14일)M회장 좌장 이남수 11:00 Compensated Heat, Uncompensated Heat, PLEN-1 Generalized Thermodynamics, and Generalized 4 녹색 화학과 녹색 성장 Hydrodynamics (Green Chemistry and Green Growth) Byung Chan Eu, McGill University, Canada 좌장 김기문 <대한화학회 심포지엄 II > 11:45 Carbon nanotubes in materials science and PLEN-2 nanomedicine 금(15일)J회장 Maurizio Prato, University of Trieste, Italy 좌장 이규호 14:00 녹색 화학과 녹색 성장 - 소개, 녹색 성장과 화학자 PRES2-1 의 역할 도춘호, 순천대 나노신소재응용공학부 2 기념강연 좌장 이규호 PRES2-2 (Award Lecture) 14:10 Present and Future of Advance Secondary Batteries in Korea <이태규학술상 수상 기념강연> 박정기, KAIST 화학공학과 좌장 이규호 목(14일)A회장 14:35 화학산업과 녹색화학기술 PRES2-3 좌장 김진흥 이규호, 한국화학연구원 그린화학연구단 AWARD-1 13:30 Molecular Engineering of Highly Efficient Dye- 좌장 이규호 Sensitized Solar Cells 15:00 정삼투 공정 연구 개발 현황 PRES2-4 고재중 최현봉 김철우 백상현 조나라 임기민 도광석 홍승관, 고려대 건축사회환경공학부 최혜주 소슬기 김경준 최홍식 정반석 유태정 송주만, 고려대 소재화학과 15:25 Coffee Break <한국과학상 수상 기념강연> 좌장 이규양 15:45 바이오매스 기반 바이오리파이너리 기술과 화학산업 PRES2-5 목(14일)M회장 장종산 황동원 황인택 황진수, 한국화학연구원 바이 좌장 이남수 오리파이너리 연구센터 AWARD-2 17:00 Organization of Nano and Micro Building Blocks into 좌장 이규양 Functional Materials 16:10 Green chemical reactions; use of natural PRES2-6 윤경병, 서강대 화학과 biocatalysts for biotechnological applications 장윤석, 포항공과대 환경공학부 좌장 이규양 3 문화재 보존과 화학 16:35 저탄소 녹색성장 추진정책 방향 PRES2-7 우기종, 대통령 직속 녹색성장위원회 기획단장 (Conservation of Cultural Heritage and Chemistry) <대한화학회 심포지엄 I > 목(14일)J회장 5 화학과 뉴스미디어의 역할 좌장 원종옥 (Role of News Media and Chemistry) 14:00 문화재보존과 화학 - 소개 PRES1-1 도춘호, 순천대 나노신소재응용공학부 <대한화학회 심포지엄 III > 좌장 원종옥 금(15일)J회장 Cultural heritage know means to protect14:10 PRES1-2 좌장 윤웅찬 Luigi Campanella, Italian Chemical Society 09:00 화학과 뉴스미디어의 역할 - 소개, 일반인의 화학에 PRES3-1 좌장 원종옥 대한 이해와 화학자의 역할 14:40 A Novel Method to Measure the Penetration Depth PRES1-3 도춘호, 순천대 나노신소재응용공학부 of Silicate Consolidants for Stone Conservation 좌장 윤웅찬 강용수, 한양대 화학공학과 09:10 과학 잡지에서 화학 기사의 내용과 범위 PRES3-2 좌장 원종옥 이충환, 동아사이언스 PRES1-4 15:00 칠백의총 중봉조헌선생일군순의비의 과학적 보존처리 좌장 윤웅찬 와 복원 09:40 을 중심으로 한 과학 윤리, 도덕, 그리고 과학사 이 PRES3-3 김사덕, 국립문화재연구소 문화재보존과학센터 야기 김형근, 사이언스 타임스 15:20 Coffee Break 좌장 강용수 10:10 Coffee Break PRES1-5 15:40 미술과 화학의 융합 좌장 윤웅찬 전창림, 홍익대 화학시스템공학과 10:30 대한화학회의 새로운 임무 PRES3-4 좌장 강용수 손동운, 국제신문 과학문화연구소 PRES1-6 16:00 석조문화재 손상도 평가를 위한 비파괴 초정밀 안전 좌장 윤웅찬 진단 및 모니터링 기술 11:00 화학, 언론과 친해지기 PRES3-5 이찬희 *서만철 조영훈, 공주대 문화재보존과학과 *공 김요셉, 대덕넷 주대 지질환경과학과 좌장 윤웅찬 좌장 강용수 11:30 화학 산업과 방송뉴스의 친해지기 PRES3-6 16:20 물반응 실험을 통한 석조문화재 보수 무기질바인더의 PRES1-7 선우석, ubc 울산방송 안정성 연구 Study on the stability of inorganic binder as repair material of stone monuments 정준호, 한국기계연구원 나노융합기계연구본부 좌장 이승준 17:10 나노임프린팅 기술을 응용한 NWGP(nano-wire grid POLY2-7 6 고분자 화학 첨단연구 polarizer)Film 제조기술 (Frontier Research on Polymer Chemistry) 허종욱, 미래나노텍㈜ <고분자화학분과 학술진보상 수상기념강연> 목(14일)B회장 8 녹색공업화학: 이산화탄소 자원화 기술 I 좌장 조창기 14:00 Reverse Thermogelling Biodegradable Polymers and POLY1-1 (Industrial Utilization of Carbon Dioxide I) Their Biomedical Applications to Drug Delivery and <공업화학분과 심포지엄 I > Tissue Engineering 정병문, 이화여자대 화학나노과학과 금(15일)G회장 좌장 정민석 Converting CO to a Valuable Polymer09:00 IND1-1 <고분자화학분과 심포지엄 I > 2 이분열 Anish Cyriac, 아주대 분자과학기술학과 목(14일)B회장 좌장 정민석 좌장 백종범 09:30 미세조류를 이용한 생물학적 이산화탄소의 고정화 IND1-2 14:30 산소부화막, OLED, OTFT, Solar cell용 기능성 고분자 POLY1-2 심상준, 성균관대 화학공학과 의 합성 좌장 정민석 권순기, 경상대 나노신소재공학부 10:00 Biological Sequestration of Carbon Dioxide by IND1-3 좌장 백종범 Photosynthetic Microalgae 15:00 Protein detection using aqueous/LC interfaces POLY1-3 이철균, 인하대 decorated with SGLCP-b-polyacrylic acid block copolymers 좌장 이분열 IND1-4 박수영, 경북대 고분자공학과 10:30 미세조류의 CO2 고정화 및 biodiesel 생산 기술현황 좌장 백종범 및 전망 15:30 분자조립 연성나노소재 POLY1-4 오희목, 한국생명공학연구원 환경바이오연구센터 김상욱, KAIST 신소재공학과 좌장 이분열 11:00 이산화탄소를 활용한 유기카보네이트의 합성 및 활용 IND1-5 16:00 Coffee Break 이현주, KIST 청정에너지연구센터 좌장 김상욱 16:10 “Direct” Grafting of Linear Macromolecular POLY1-5 ‘Wedges’ to the Edge of Pristine Graphite: A Precursor toward Exfoliation of Graphite into Two- 9 녹색공업화학: 이산화탄소 자원화 기술 II Dimensional Graphene (Industrial Utilization of Carbon Dioxide II ) 백종범, 울산과학기술대 에너지공학부 좌장 김상욱 <공업화학분과 심포지엄 II > 16:40 Self-assembled processing of siloxane block POLY1-6 copolymers for nanolithography 금(15일)G회장 정연식, Kaist 신소재공학과 좌장 정광덕 13:00 이산화 탄소 활용을 통한 폴리카보네이트 제조 기술 IND2-1 권오성 *장복남 **지준호 ***허종찬, 제일모직(주) 케미 칼연구소 *제일모직 케미칼 연구소 **제일모직 케미칼 7 나노임프린팅 기술과 기능성 소재 연구소 ***제일모직(주) 케미칼연구소 PC그룹 (Advanced Materials for Nano Imprinting Technology) 좌장 정광덕 13:30 제철산업에서의 이산화탄소 포집 및 자원화 기술개발 IND2-2 <고분자화학분과 심포지엄 II > 전희동,(재)포항산업과학연구원 CO2 연구단 좌장 정광덕 금(15일)B회장 14:00 SK energy ’ s New CO2-Embeded Polymer IND2-3 좌장 도이미 Technology: GreenPolTM POLY2-1 14:00 TFT-LCD 적용 임프린팅 기능성 소재 옥명안, SK에너지 기술원 화학연구소 김진욱 채기성 황용기 정인재, 엘지디스플레이 재료1 팀 좌장 옥명안 좌장 도이미 14:30 일 10톤 DME 생산플랜트 기술개발 IND2-4 POLY2-2 14:30 Fabrication of an All-Layer-Printed TFT-LCD Device 조원준, 한국가스공사 연구개발원 DME연구개발 via Large-Area UV Imprinting Lithography 좌장 옥명안 이승준, SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS LCD R&D Center 15:00 이산화탄소저감 메탄올 제조촉매 및 공정기술 IND2-5 좌장 도이미 CAMERE-II POLY2-3 15:00 나노임프린트 리소그래피 시스템 기술 정광덕, KIST, 청정에너지센터 이재종, 한국기계연구원 좌장 옥명안 좌장 도이미 15:30 호남석유화학의 이산화탄소 활용 및 연구 방향 IND2-6 POLY2-4 Silicate Replica Molds for Nanoimprint Lithography15:30 김창규, 호남석유화학(주) 소장실 김동표, 충남대 공업화학과 16:00 Coffee Break 좌장 이승준 10 에너지변환 광동력학 16:10 발광다이오드 소자의 광추출 효율 향상을 위한 기능 POLY2-5 (Photodynamics for Energy Conversion) 성 물질의 직접 나노 패터닝 기술 연구 이 헌, 고려대 신소재공학과 <무기화학분과 젊은 무기화학자상 수상기념강연> 좌장 이승준 16:40 Photo-induced hybrid nanopatterning of titanium POLY2-6 금(15일)A회장 dioxide via direct imprint lithography 좌장 김진흥 Self-crystallization of fullerene09:00 INOR1-1 최희철, 포항공과대 화학과 <무기화학분과 심포지엄 I > 12 바이오메디컬 이미징 기술 금(15일)A회장 (Bio-medical Imaging Techniques) 좌장 박강현 09:30 Photoinduced Electron Transfer in Heteroleptic Ir(III) INOR1-2 <물리화학분과 특별초청강연> Complexes with Light-Harvesting Carbazole 목(14일)H회장 dendrimers 좌장 이진용 조대원, 고려대 신소재화학과 13:30 Volume, Statistical Mechanics, and Molecular PHYS1-1 좌장 박강현 Representation of Molar Volume Energy transfer dynamics in OLED devices10:00 INOR1-3 Byung Chan Eu, McGill University, Canada 송재규, 경희대 화학과 좌장 박강현 <물리화학분과 심포지엄 I > INOR1-4 10:30 Unique Photo-electronic Properties of Mesoporous 목(14일)H회장 TiO2 Single Nanofiber Including Au Quantum Dot 좌장 이태걸 김용록 임지은 왕강균 오승임 김봉진 신언필 민경명, Polymer nanotechnology for optical imaging14:00 PHYS1-2 연세대 화학과 권익찬, KIST 의과학센터 좌장 이태걸 좌장 옥강민 14:30 Fluorescence-SERS Dual Modal Nanoprobes: PHYS1-3 11:00 Molecular Structure and Chemical Reaction: INOR1-5 Application to Molecular Imaging of Cancer Cells Physical Chemist's view Expressing Multiplex Biomarkers 김상규, KAIST 화학과 주재범, 한양대 생명나노공학과 좌장 옥강민 좌장 이태걸 11:30 Photodynamic Studies of TiO -Nanostructure INOR1-6 2 15:00 Multiplex coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering PHYS1-4 Composites toward Solar Energy Conversion microscopy for fast imaging and spectroscopic Systems analysis of lipid-rich structures 윤민중, 충남대 화학과 이재용, 한국표준과학연구원 미래융합기술부 <외국인과학자 초청강연> 좌장 옥강민 15:30 Coffee Break INOR1-7 12:00 Interfacial Electron Transfer in Quantum Dot 좌장 주재범 Modified with Pyromellitimide 15:40 Design and Synthesis of Nanostructured Materials PHYS1-5 Tetsuro Majima, Institute of Scientific and Industrial for Biomedical Imaging and Therapy Research, Osaka University 정봉현, 한국생명공학연구원 좌장 주재범 16:10 Nanomedical Technology in Personalized Cancer PHYS1-6 11 무기 나노 재료의 발전 방향 Medicine 허용민, 연세대 의료원 (Current Advances in Nanosciences of Inorganic Materials) 좌장 주재범 16:40 An Ionic liquid matrix for MALDI Imaging Mass PHYS1-7 <무기화학분과 심포지엄 II> Spectrometry of Phospholipids 목(14일) A회장 김광표, 건국대 분자생명공학과 <외국인과학자 초청강연> 좌장 허남회 14:00 Metal Nanocrystal Synthesis: Past, Present, and INOR2-1 Future Younan Xia, Washington University 13 생물리화학의 최신 동향 좌장 허남회 (Recent Progress in Biophysical Chemistry) 14:30 Chemical Design of Nanoparticles for Bio-Medical INOR2-2 Applications <물리화학분과 젊은 물리화학자상 수상기념강연> 천진우, 연세대 화학과 금(15일)H회장 좌장 이진용 <외국인과학자 초청강연> 좌장 허남회 09:00 Contact Mechanics of Atomic Force Microscope PHYS2-1 15:00 Nanocrystal Solids: A Modular Approach to Materials INOR2-3 Tip: Molecular Simulation and Theory Design 장준경, 부산대 나노소재공학과 Dmitri Talapin, University of Chicago <물리화학분과 심포지엄 II > 좌장 천진우 15:30 Designed Assembly of Uniform-sized Magnetite INOR2-4 금(15일)H회장 Nanocrystals for Multifunctional Biomedical 좌장 황현석 PHYS2-2 Applications 09:30 Structural and dynamical characteristics of β- 현택환 이지은 이노현 김병효 박미현, amyloid fibrils revealed by two-dimensional infrared 서울대 화학생물공학부 spectroscopy 김영삼, 울산과학기술대 나노생명화학공학부 <외국인과학자 초청강연> 좌장 천진우 좌장 황현석 PHYS2-3 16:00 D-Penicillaminato Metalloligand Systems That Lead INOR2-5 09:55 Biological Imaging by Broadband Coherent Anti- to a Variety of Chiral Heterometallic Aggregates Stokes Raman Scattering Microsopy 성지하 *Bi-Chang Chen *Sang-Hyun Lim, 동덕여자 Takumi Konno, Osaka University, Japan * 좌장 천진우 대 응용화학과 University of Texas at Austin, United States 16:30 Porous Coordination Polymers for Hydrogen Storage INOR2-6 좌장 황현석 and Carbon Dioxide Capture PHYS2-4 백명현, 서울대 화학부 10:20 Single-Molecule and Single Cell Approach 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(Approaches to Microanalysis) 10:35 Coffee Break 좌장 김정권 <분석화학분과 심포지엄 I > 10:45 Development of LC/MS-based reference methods ANAL2-4 목(14일)C회장 for food analysis 좌장 정봉철 김병주 안성희 이준희, 한국표준과학연구원 삶의질측 13:30 Azithromycin as a novel antibiotic chiral selector in ANAL1-1 정표준본부 chiral separation by capillary electrophoresis 좌장 김정권 박정학 *A.
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