IUMRS-ICAM 2017

MRS-JIUMRS-ICAM 2017 KYOTO

Forum -1

“Current Issues and Prospects in Materials Research”

The future of mankind and the development of a sustainable society depend increasingly on the development of new materials and their integration in the energy-water-food nexus. To achieve this requires integration of modeling, basic theory and high throughput materials growth and characterization in a new approach to science and technology. The materials needed to meet the increasingly diverse needs of a global society at scale demands that earth abundant elements and green technologies be employed. This means in some cases alternatives must be developed and in others completely new approaches developed. All of these must be done in the context of lifecycle analysis, cost and global impact. This creates a unique opportunity for research to create new functionalities based on an underlying methodology to accelerate material exploration and deployment to create usable technologies many times faster. This also necessitates an enhancement of more efficient education and social visibility/acceptance of materials science.

Materials science is rapidly expanding across the traditional boundaries of physics, chemistry, and biology as exemplified by the rapid launching new journals on materials from many diverse societies, their impact factors indicate the broad interest in cross disciplinary materials science.

Materials science and engineering because it crosses from the basic to the very applied makes assembling teams and even the educational process difficult, necessitating broad expertise in a number of disciplines.

To stimulate a broad dialogue in how build the educational and applied approaches to the next generation of functional materials, we will have a dialogue across the following topic areas. Each topic area is of both current and future interest and must be addressed to achieve sustainability. We construct a dialogue with panelists who are world experts with diverse backgrounds in materials research. The organizers welcome participants who are interested in materials research and expect an exciting and fruitful discussion.

 

The subject of discussion

  1. 1. Innovation and Materials Science
  2. 2. Discipline and Materials Science
  3. 3. Community/Society of Materials Science & Journal
  4. 4. Education/Curriculum & Presence of Materials Science in Society

Program

Forum-1 Program

Presenters and Panelists

 

Robert CHANG B.V.R. CHOWDARI Hidetoshi FUKUYAMA

Professor, Dept. of Mater. Sci. & Engg., The North Western University, Former President of IUMRS

Nanostructured Photonic/Electronic Materials.

Professor, Dept. of Materials Sci. & Engg., Senior Exec. Director of President’s Office, Nanyang Technological University

Materials for Electrochemical Energy Conversion Devices
Special Res. Adviser to President, Professor, Dept. of Applied Physics, Tokyo University of Science

Materials Science (Theory)
David GINLEY Yuri GRIN Kazuhito HASHIMOTO
Chief Scientist MCST National Renewable Energy Lab., USA Former president of MRS

New functional renewable energy materials
Director at Max-Planck-Institut für Chemische Physik fester Stoffe, Germany Chemistry Dr. philosophiae honoris causa of the National Acad. of Sciences of Ukraine

Thermoelectrics
President of National Institute for Materials Science

Physical Chemistry, Materials Science
Sean HEARNE Hideo HOSONO Kazunori KATAOKA
Co-director at the Department of Energy’s Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies (CINT),Sandia Nat’l Lab. 2018 president of MRS

Thin Film Growth
Professor and Director of
Materials
Research Laboratory for
Element Strategy,
Tokyo Institute of
Technology

New Materials 
(Semiconductor,Supercon ductor, Electrides)
Director General, Innovation Center of NanoMedicine, Kawasaki Inst. of Industrial Promotion, Professor, Policy Alternatives Res. Inst.
The University of Tokyo

Biomaterials
Doh-Yeon KIM Motoko KOTANI Rodrigo MARTINS
President of POSTECH,
Former Minister of Education, Science and Technology, Chairman of National Science and Technology Council

Ceramic Materials
Professor and Director of Adv. Inst. for Materials Res., Tohoku Univ.
Past President of the Math. Soc. Japan Exec. Member of CSTI,

Mathematics (Discrete Geometric Analysis)
Professor and Head of Materials Science Department at FCT-UNL Former President of E-MRS Vice president of EURASC

Materials Science
Yoshinao MISHIMA Hideo NAKAJIMA C.N.R. RAO
President,
Tokyo Institute of
Technology

Heat Resisting Materials / Thermoelectric Materials / Microstructural Control
Director, The Wakasa Wan Energy Research Center Professor (Emeritus), Osaka University

Nano- and Macro-porous Materials / Diffusion
Linus Pauling Research Professor at the Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research
Solid State Chemistry

Bharat Ratna (highest
civilian honour of India)
Masato SAGAWA Yoshiko TANAHASHI Mikiko TANIFUJI
Adviser of Daido Steel Co. Ltd., Executive Consultant of NIDEC Corp., President of NDFEB Corp.

Permanent Magnet Materials
Vice President,
Japan Strategic Accounts
and Partners,
Clarivate Analytics
(former the IP & Science of Thomson Reuters)
Deputy Managing Director, Materials Data Platform Center, Research and Services Division of Materials Data and Integrated System, National Institute for Materials
Science Data Publishing
Shu YAMAGUCHI Yoshihisa YAMAMOTO Toyonobu YOSHIDA
Professor,
Dept. of Mater. Engg.,
The University of Tokyo STAM Editor-in Chief

Materials Chemistry (Solid State Ionics)
Professor (Emeritus), 
Dept. of Appl. Phys. & Electrical Engg.,
Stanford University,
ImPACT Program
Manager (JST),

Experimental Quantum
Optics
Professor (Emeritus), The University of Tokyo, NIMS Fellow, JST Senior Fellow Chairperson of the Mater. Engg., Committee of SCJ

Plasma Processing (NP, Coating & Thin film)
   
Hiro YOSHIMORI    
Client Relationship Manager QS Asia Quacquarelli Symonds Pte. Ltd., Japan    

Date of Forum;

August 29(Tue) and 30(Wed)

Organizers

Hideo Hosono (TIT,Japan)
Shu Yamaguchi (UT, Japan)
Toyonobu Yoshida (UT, Japan)
David Ginley (NREL, US)

Supporting organization;

Science Council of Japan

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