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Final Program Symposium Information Date : November 23(Fri) ~ 25(Sun), 2007 Symposium Site : Nagoya University Furo-cho Chikusa-ku, Nagoya, 464-8603, Japan Registration Desk : 1F, Integrated Building (IB) Registration Hours : November 23(Fri) 09:30~18:00 November 24(Sat) 08:30~18:00 November 25(Sun) 08:30~14:00 Registration Fee Early Registration Regular Registration On-site Registration (On or before Sep. 14) (Sep. 15 - Nov. 20) (Nov. 23 - 25) Regular fee 30,000 yen 35,000 yen 40,000 yen Student fee 10,000 yen 12,000 yen 15,000 yen Symposium Dinner : Symposium dinner will be held at Tenshu Banquet Hall of the Westin Nagoya Castle from 7 p.m. on Nov. 24. Courtesy buses for participants of dinner are leaving at 6:30 p.m. in front of the Toyota Auditorium. (A courtesy mini-bus only for invited participants is leaving at 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. near the conference site.) You will enjoy traditional Japanese dinner "Kaiseki" with Japanese sake and other beverages and a nice view of Nagoya Castle. Symposium dinner fee : Delegate Student Accompanying person 10,000 yen 10,000 yen 10,000 yen Payment : The registration fees are accepted in Japanese yen by either cash or credit card (VISA or Master). For on-site payment, please notice that the payment in cash is strongly recommended, because credit card verification takes more than 5 min at the registration desk. The symposium dinner fee is not included in the registration fee. JTB Tour Desk : JTB tour desk will be set up near the registration desk. Please contact this desk for information on tour and travel. Reception Party : A reception party will be held at Noyori Conference Hall in Nagoya University on November 23(Fri), 18:30~. Detailed Information : http://www.esi.nagoya-u.ac.jp/h/isets07/index.html Sessions 1. Innovative Materials for Environment and 7. Waste and Emission Management Their Characterization Organizers: H. Itoh and K. Suzuki Organizers: T. Yogo and J. Usukura Keywords: Waste treatment technology, reuse and Keywords: Innovative processing by advanced recycling, resource recovery, remediation of environment, technologies, biomimetic materials, biomimetic processing, toxic substances, water treatment, risk management and novel functional materials, catalysis, in situ communication characterization of materials, new characterization 8. Perspective of Nuclear Energy Utilizations methods, material assessment Organizers: S. Kurata and K. Sawada 2. Advanced Materials for Energy Keywords: Nuclear power generation, FBR development, Organizers: T. Nagasaki and T. Yogo nuclear waste management, nuclear engineering education, Keywords: Battery and fuel cell materials, ionic conductor, nuclear fuel cycle, isotope separation, public acceptance sensor, thermoelectric materials, electronic materials, 9. Information Technology for Sustainability nuclear materials, technology assessment Organizers: T. Watanabe and T. Uchiyama 3. Advanced Energy Production/Conversion Keywords: Communication system, flow analysis, fluid Organizers: K. Kitagawa and N. Ohno dynamics, simulation, visualization, linguistic information, Keywords: Nuclear fusion plasma, renewable fluid energy, education, courseware, robotics, security wind energy, hydro power, efficient energy utilization, 10. Engineering Cybernetics and Behavioral thermal recycle, energy conversion, energy transfer, energy Science storage, fuel cell, advanced vehicles and fuels, monitoring, Organizers: G. Obinata and K. Koga simulation, technology assessment Keywords: Assistive devices, modeling in human behavior, 4. Advanced Electric Power Apparatus and visuo-motor, coordination, neuromechanics, control in Systems human movement, rehabilitation robotics Organizers: N. Hayakawa and F. Endo 11. Nanotechnology and Biotechnology Keywords: Environment-friendly equipment, new Organizers: O. Takai and A. Katayama materials, intelligent power system, information Keywords: Novel nano- and bio-materials, post-scaling for technology, superconductivity, monitoring, diagnosis, nano- and biotechnology, micro-total analysis systems and simulation, optimization, risk management, asset bio-chip, technologies for sustainability, risk assessment, management ethic, economics and legal policies in nano- and 5. Refinery Technology for Bio-wastes biotechnology Organizers: T. Hasegawa and T. Okayama 12. Policy, Management and Economics for Keywords: 3R (recycle, reduce, reuse) of bio-wastes, Sustainable Social System extraction of chemicals and their application, production of Organizers: K. Hayashi and S. Nakamura bio-fuel, gasification, thermal energy and treatment, Keywords: Topics: Climate change, energy, waste, policy/management/economics for bio-wastes biodiversity and natural resources, sustainable society 6. Green Production (transport, building, urban and consumption) Organizers: M. Kusunoki and R. Sasai Tools: Materials flow, LCA, life cycle costing, impact Keywords: Clean production, green chemistry, assessment, sustainable decision making, risk management zero-emission, eco-materials, eco-design, pollution control, safety assessment Schedule Overview Nov. 23 Nov. 24 Nov. 25 (Fri) (Sat) (Sun) 9 Room A Room A Plenary Lecture 2 Plenary Lecture 3 N. Yamasaki R. Kaufmann-Hayoz 10 Coffee Break Coffee Break Room B : Session 5 Room A Room B : Session 11 Room C : Session 1/2 Opening Ceremony 11 Room D : Session 12 Room C : Session 1/2 Room E : Session 3 Room D : Session 10 Room A Room F : Session 7 Plenary Lecture 1 Room E : Session 3 Room G : Session 6 A. H. Zakri Room H : Session 4 Room J : Session 8 12 13 Lunch Lunch Lunch Poster Poster Poster Presentation 1 Presentation 2 Presentation Presentation 3 Presentation 14 Room B : Session 5 Room B : Session 5 Room C : Session 1/2 Room B : Session 11 Room C : Session 1/2 Room D : Session 12 Room C : Session 1/2 Room D : Session 9 Room E : Session 3 15 Room D : Session 10 Room E : Session 3 Room F : Session 7 Room G : Session 6 Room F : Session 7 Room E : Session 3 Room H : Session 4 Room H : Session 4 Room H : Session 4 Room J : Session 8 16 Coffee Break Coffee Break Room A Closing Ceremony Room B : Session 5 Room B : Session 5,11 Room C : Session 1/2 Room C : Session 1/2 Room D : Session 12 17 Room D : Session 9 Room E : Session 3 Room E : Session 3 Room F : Session 7 Room F : Session 7 Room G : Session 6 Room H : Session 4 Room J : Session 8 18 19 Reception Party Banquet 20 ISETS07 Program : Oral Presentation Room IB Building Building No.7 Date Time A B CDEPoster FGH J Opening 10:30-11:00 Sessions: Ceremony 1／2 AM Plenary 7 11:00-12:00 A. H. Zakri Prepare Lunch 12:00-14:00 Presen. 23B05-01 (1084) 14:00-14:20 A. Quitain 23C01-01 (1349) 23E03-01 (1354) 23F07-01 (1352) 23H04-01 (1331) 23B05-02 (1250) (iv) T. Hirayama (ky) G. T. Reader (ky) P. A. Wäger (iv) W.Koltunowicz 14:20-14:40 S. Machmudah 23B05-03 (1263) 23C01-02 (1267) 23D09-01 (1050) 23E03-02 (1085) 23F07-02 (1089) 23H04-02 (1079) 14:40-15:00 1 R. Askin T.Ohye B. Page M. Takao S. Osada T. Okusu PM1 5 ／ 3 Display 7 4 23B05-04 (1104) 23C01-03 (1278) 23D09-02 (1097) 23E03-03 (1165) 23F07-03 (1328) 23H04-03 (1181) 15:00-15:20 2 Y. Matsushita N. Tanaka T. Shibuya Wanyuan Shi V. K. Jha M.K.M.Jamil 9 23B05-05 (1257) 23C01-04 (1311) 23D09-03 (1261) 23E03-04 (1135) 23F07-04 (1147) 23H04-04 (1028) 15:20-15:40 23 Wahyudiono J. Yamasaki T. Morita Y. Kondo J. Ni T. Kato Nov. 23B05-06 (1309) 23C01-05 (1027) 23D09-04 (1176) 23E03-05 (1095) 23F07-05 (1075) 23H04-05 (1071) 15:40-16:00 T. Saito T. Tanji Y. Toya T.Yamaguchi F. Sato M. Kanamitsu Break 16:00-16:20 Remove 23B05-07 (1291) 23C01-06 (1107) 23D09-05 (1302) 23E03-06 (1086) 23F07-06 (1045) 23H04-06 (1264) 16:20-16:40 Y. Ishida P. Liu M. Nishigaki N. Hayashi T. Iwashita Y. Ohki 23B05-08 (1252) 23C01-07 (1053) 23D09-06 (1279) 23E03-07 (1157) 23F07-07 (1144) 23H04-07 (1080) 16:40-17:00 1 9 3 H. Yoshida L. Wei M. Minari Y. Tsuruta T. Kozawa M. Kurimoto ／ 7 23B05-09 (1262) 23C01-08 (1164) 23D09-07 (1143) 23E03-08 (1235) 23F07-08 (1106) 23H04-08 (1072) PM2 17:00-17:20 5 2 4 H. Yoshida R. Amano H. Yagami K. Tsuboi G. Gong Y. Nakamura 23B05-10 (1007) 23C01-09 (1270) 23F07-09 (1259) 23H04-09 (1076) 17:20-17:40 (iv) Daqiang Cang S. Kawagoe K. Kikuta S. Yamamoto 23B05-11 (1121) 24H04-10 (1061) 17:40-18:00 G. Jambaldorj T. Tsuboi 18:30-20:30 Reception Party (at Noyori Conference Hall, Nagoya University) Room IB Building Building No.7 Date Time A BCD E Poster F G H J Plenary AM1 9:00-10:00 N. Yamasaki Break 10:00-10:20 24D12-01 (1170) 24F07-01 (1137) 10:20-10:40 Sessions: 24B05-01 (1139) 24C01-01 (1347) S. Watanabe 24E03-01 (1345) M. Hasegawa 24J08-01 (1173) (iv. ky) Kardono (iv) W. Zhang 24D12-02 (1336) (ky) Gabriel D.Roy 5 24F07-02 (1159) 24G06-01 (1037) (iv) J. Ahn 10:40-11:00 S. Mano 6 Y. Yamamoto M. Takebe 1 7 8 24B05-02 (1111) 24C01-02 (1051) 24D12-03 (1338) 24E03-02 (1288) 8 24F07-03 (1023) 24G06-02 (1058) AM2 11:00-11:20 5 ／ 12 3 (iv) S. Kerdsuwan K. Iwasaki S. Kojima C. Watanabe 9 T. Spitzer I. G. Parwatha 24J08-02 (1158) 2 6 24B05-03 (1036) 24C01-03 (1320) 24D12-04 (1307) 24E03-03 (1001) 11a 24F07-04 (1243) 24G06-03 (1303) (iv) Y. Yang 11:20-11:40 (iv) A. Gupta A. Nafees Y. Hamatani M. Goto 12 X. Peng P. M. Bello 24B05-04 (1018) 24C01-04 (1322) 24D12-05 (1133) 24E03-04 (1160) 24G06-04 (1301) 11:40-12:00 (iv) V. Vijay A. Nafees T. Hanji Y. Tanaka Prepare P.
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