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Program 1..161 The 89th Annual Meeting of CSJ Program Chair: TORIMOTO, Tsukasa（9：40 ～10：40） Room S1 1S2- 02 Special Program Lecture Photochemical reaction and optical property of gold nanoparticles covered with organic molecular layers （Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka Univ.）ASAHI, Tsuyoshi Bldg.13 1325 1S2- 03 Special Program Lecture Photoelectrochemistry Energy Con- version Systems Based on Nanostructured Interfaces（Univ. of Tokyo） TATSUMA, Tetsu; SAKAI, Nobuyuki; TAKAHASHI, Yukina; CSJ Award Presentation MATSUBARA, Kazuki Chair: ASAHI, Tsuyoshi（ ： ～ ： ） Sunday, March 29, PM 10 40 11 40 1S2- 04 Special Program Lecture Photoelectric Conversion in Plas- Chair: MIYAURA, Norio（14：00～15：00） monic Nanostructures with Enhanced Electric Fields（Kyushu Univ.） 3S1- 01 CSJ Award Presentation Studies on Efficient Strategies for YAMADA, Sunao Constructing Complex Organic Molecules（Graduate School of Science and 1S2- 05 Special Program Lecture Synthesis of gold nanorods and its Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology）SUZUKI, Keisuke application（DAI NIPPON TORYO CO.,LTD.; MITSUBISHI MATERIALS CORPORATION）MIZOGUCHI, Daigou; MUROUCHI, Chair: KITAGAWA, Teizo（14：00～15：00） Masato; HIRATA, Hiroyuki; TAKATA, Yoshiaki 3S1- 02 CSJ Award Presentation Developing Time-and Space-re- solved Vibrational Spectroscopy and Cultivating New Frontiers of Physical Chair: YAMADA, Sunao（11：40～12：20） Chemistry（SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, THE UNIV. OF TOKYO） 1S2- 06 Special Program Lecture Preparation of Well-defined Metal- HAMAGUCHI, Hiroo Semiconductor Nanocomposite Particles and Their Application to Photo- chemical Reactions（Nagoya Univ.）TORIMOTO, Tsukasa Microwave Energy for Green & Sustainable 1S2- 07 Special Program Lecture Closing Remarks（ Kyushu Univ.）YAMADA, Sunao Industry Monday, March 30, AM Chemistry, Physics, and Functions of Or- Chair: TAKEUCHI, Kazuhiko（9：30 ～10：10） dered Assemblies on Surfaces 4S1- 01 Special Program Lecture Chemistry with microwave energy and green sustainable industry.（MINERVA LIGHT LAB.） Friday, March 27, PM MATSUMURA, Takeko （13：30～13：35） 4S1- 02 Special Program Lecture Microwave and Material Charac- 1S2- 08 Special Program Lecture Explanation of Aim（JST/ teristics to Apply Electromagnetic Energy（Kokushikan Univ. School of ERATO）MATSUO, Yutaka Science and Engineering）NIKAWA, Yoshio Chair: YOSHIZAWA, Michito（13：35～14：35） Chair: TAKIZAWA, Hirotsugu（10：10～10：40） 1S2- 09 Special Program Lecture Block Copolymer Templating Pro- 4S1- 03 Special Program Lecture Application of Microwave Energy cess using PEO Nanocylinder Array（Chemical Resources Laboratory, Tokyo to Chemical Industries for Low-carbon Society Era（CENTER FOR Institute of Technology）ITO, Kaori; IYODA, Tomokazu ADVANCED SCIENCE AND INNOVATION, OSAKA UNIV.） 1S2- 10 Special Program Lecture Formation of Self-Organized Mo- YANAGIDA, Shozo lecular Architectures at Electrode Surfaces（Priority Organization for Innovation and Excellence, Kumamoto Univ.）YOSHIMOTO, Soichiro Chair: HORIKOSI, Satosi（10：50～11：30） 1S2- 11 Special Program Lecture Construction of Complex 2D Mo- 4S1- 04 Special Program Lecture Energy-saving microwave-chemi- lecular Orderings at the Liquid-Solid Interface（Graduate School of cal-reactor by precise control of electro magnetic field（AIST:Research Engineering Science, Osaka Univ.）TAHARA, Kazukuni Center for Compact Chemical Process）NISHIOKA, Masateru; SATO, Kouichi; KASAI, Makoto; MIZUKAMI, Fujio Chair: HIGUCHI, Masayoshi（14：35～15：35） 4S1- 05 Special Program Lecture Research and Development of Mi- 1S2- 12 Special Program Lecture Catalysis of Transition Metal Com- crowave Irradiation Systems for Pretreatment of Woody Biomass toward Bio- plex Monolayer on Gold Surface（Catalysis Research Center, Hokkaido ethanol Production（RISH, Kyoto Univ.）MITANI, Tomohiko Univ.）HARA, Kenji 1S2- 13 Special Program Lecture Synthesis and Potential Control of Chair: MIZUKAMI, Fujio（11：30～12：00） Molecular Assemblies Composed of Redox-active Transition-metal Clusters 4S1- 06 Special Program Lecture Research trend of applied micro- （Grad. Sch. of Eng., Kyushu Univ.）ABE, Masaaki wave chemistry and suggestions for the related experiment（Research Institute 1S2- 14 Special Program Lecture Enhancement Effect on Photocur- for Environmental Management Technology, AIST）KOBAYASHI, Satoru rent Generation Efficiency of Organic Photoelectric Conversion Device using Gold Nanostructure Electrode（Dep. Appl. Chem., Fac. of Eng., Kyushu Chair: MATSUMURA, Takeko（12：00～12：30） Univ.）AKIYAMA, Tsuyoshi 4S1- 07# Special Program Lecture Microwave applications in the che- mical and pharmaceutical industry in Germany（PUSCHNER GMBH） Chair: TAKAYA, Hikaru（15：35～16：40） Peter-Alexander Pueschner 1S2- 15 Special Program Lecture Photocurrent Conversion Func- tions of Fullerene Derivatives（JST/ERATO）MATSUO, Yutaka 1S2- 16 Special Program Lecture Electron Transfer in Helical Peptide Room S2 Self-Assembled Monolayers（Grad. Sch. of Eng., Kyoto Univ.）MORITA, Tomoyuki 1S2- 17 Special Program Lecture Effect of Interfacial Structures of Bldg.13 1326 Electrodes on the Electrochemical Reactions of Biomolecules（Kumamoto Univ. Grad. Sch. of Sci. and Tech. ）TOMINAGA, Masato 1S2- 18 Special Program Lecture Closing Remarks（ Priority Enhanced Photo-Energy Conversion at Organization for Innovation and Excellence, Kumamoto Univ.） YOSHIMOTO, Soichiro Nano/Micro Structures Friday, March 27, AM CSJ Award Presentation （9：30 ～9：40 ） 1S2- 01 Special Program Lecture Introductory Talk（Research Saturday, March 28, AM Institute for Electronic Science, Hokkaido Univ.）MISAWA, Hiroaki Chair: HARAGUCHI, Hiroki（10：00～11：00） 2S2- 01 CSJ Award Presentation Development of New Analysis Technologies for DNA and Bio-organic Compounds（Hitachi, Ltd.） 1 The 89th Annual Meeting of CSJ KAMBARA, Hideki Chair: NISHIHARA, Hiroshi（11：00～12：00） Room S4 2S2- 02 CSJ Award Presentation Pioneering and Developing Studies on Chemistry of Coordination Space（iCeMS, Kyoto Univ.）KITAGAWA, Bldg.14 1422 Susumu Sunday, March 29, PM Supramolecular Structures and Nanoas- Chair: TSUTSUI, Tetsuo（13：00～14：00） semblies of Organic molecules and Organic- 3S2- 01 CSJ Award Presentation Tailoring Nanoscale Functions Inorganic Hybrids through Precision Control of Molecular Interactions（Sch. of Eng. The Univ. of Tokyo）AIDA, Takuzo Monday, March 30, AM （9：30 ～9：40 ） Chair: YAMANOUCHI, Kaoru（13：00～14：00） 4S4- 01 Special Program Lecture Overview（Fac. of Eng, Sojo 3S2- 02 CSJ Award Presentation Vibration and Reaction Dynamics Univ.）SHINKAI, Seiji of Single-Molecule at Surfaces（Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The Univ. of Tokyo; RIKEN）KAWAI, Maki Chair: FUJITA, Makoto（9：40 ～10：40） 4S4- 02 Special Program Lecture New Developments of Supramole- cular Synthetic Chemistry: Creation of Nano-array, Nano-space, and Nano- motion（SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, THE UNIV. OF TOKYO）SHIONOYA, Room S3 Mitsuhiko 4S4- 03 Special Program Lecture Light-Harvesting Antenna Proper- Bldg.14 1421 ties of Mesoporous Organosilicas and Their Applications to Photoreaction Systems（Toyota Central R&D Labs.,Inc.）INAGAKI, Shinji Chemistry for Constructing a Sustainable Chair: NISHIHARA, Hiroshi（10：40～11：40） 4S4- 04 Special Program Lecture Supramolecular Liquid Crystals: "Healthy Future" -Chemistry Lies in the Hybrid Formation and Functionalization（School of Engineering, The Univ. Center of Integrated Projects- of Tokyo）KATO, Takashi 4S4- 05 Special Program Lecture Design of Functional Metal Na- Friday, March 27, AM noclusters based on molecular recognition events at the soft organic-inorganic （9：30 ～9：45 ） interface（Graduate School of Environmental Science, Hokkaido Univ.） 1S3- 01 Special Program Lecture Opening Remarks（College of KONISHI, Katsuaki Science and Technology, Nihon Univ.）TAKIDO, Toshio 1S3- 02 Special Program Lecture Remarks on the Present Sympo- Chair: IYODA, Masahiko（11：40～12：20） sium（College of Science and Technology, Nihon Univ.）NISHIMIYA, 4S4- 06 Special Program Lecture Design and Construction of Nano- Nobuyuki Interfaces based on Self-Assembly and their Characteristics（Grad. Sch. of Eng., Kyushu Univ.; JST CREST）KIMIZUKA, Nobuo Chair: MORINAGA, Yasufumi（9：45 ～11：05） 4S4- 07 Special Program Lecture Closing Remarks（Graduate 1S3- 03 Special Program Lecture Development of advanced applica- School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.）IYODA, tion technology of renewable carbon resources（College of Science and Masahiko Technology, Nihon Univ.）SAWAGUCHI, Takashi 1S3- 04 Special Program Lecture Development of environmentally friendly synthetic process using supported reagents（College of Science and Technology, Nihon Univ.）AOYAMA, Tadashi Room S5 1S3- 05 Special Program Lecture Toward the Sustainable Tourism and Community Development -A Dialogue between Social Science and Bldg.14 1423 Technology-（The College of Commerce, Nihon Univ.）AZUMA, Tooru 1S3- 06 Special Program Lecture Hydrogen Production from Fossil Fuel and CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage)（INPEX Corporation.） HARADA, Makoto Energy Innovation Based on the Photosynthesis 1S3- 07 Special Program Lecture Development of Photocatalysts for Hydrogen Production Using Solar Energy（Sch. of Eng. The Univ. of Monday, March 30, AM Tokyo）HISATOMI, Takashi; DOMEN, Kazunari （9：30 ～9：40 ） 4S5- 01 Special Program Lecture Introduction（Fac. of Eng, Oita Chair: NISHIMIYA, Nobuyuki（11：05～12：45） Univ.）AMAO, Yutaka 1S3- 08 Special Program Lecture Characterization of environmental samples using synchrotron radiation（Spring-8）TERADA, Yasuko Chair: NANGO, Mamoru（9：40 ～11：00） 1S3- 09 Special Program Lecture Accelerators in medical science 4S5- 02 Special Program Lecture Photoinduced hydrogen
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