[Session Information - 61st SPSJ Symposium on Macromolecules] | ||||||
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I. General Topics
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A. POLYMER CHEMISTRY: SYNTHESIS AND REACTIONS | "Oral Presentation" or "Poster Presentation" or "English Oral Presentation" |
1) | Radical Polymerization (including Ring-Opening Radical Polymerization) | |
2) | Ionic Polymerization (Anionic Polymerization, Cationic Polymerization, Photo- and Radiation-Induced Ionic Polymerizations, Ring-Opening Ionic Polymerization, etc. ) | |
3) | Metal-Catalyzed Polymerization (Ziegler-Natta Polymerization, Metallocene-Catalyzed Polymerization, Cordination Polymerization, Metal-Catalyzed Ring-Opening Polymerization, Other Metal-Catalyzed Polymerization, etc. ) | |
4) | Polycondensation | |
5) | Polyaddition, Addition Condensation | |
6) | New Polymerizations and New Monomers (Polymerizations via Mechanisms not Included in the Preceding Classifications 1-5, New Catalysts, Novel Monomers, etc. ) | |
7) | Polymers of Designed Architectures (Block Polymers, Graft Polymers, Star Polymers, Hyperbranched Polymers, Dendrimers, Conjugated Polymers, etc. ) | |
8) | Noncovalent Polymers (Polymers and Supramolecular Architectures via Hydorogen-, Cordination, -Electron-, and Related Bondings and Intermolecular Interactions, etc. ) | |
9) | Polymer Reactions (Reactions between Polymers and Small Molecules, Reactions between Polymers, Intramolecular Polymer Reactions, Polymer Modification, Crosslinking and Curing, Polymer Degradation, Polymer Stabilization, etc. ) | |
10) | New Polymerization Processes (including New Industrial Polymerization Processes, Reaction Engineering, Plant Design, Polymer Processing, etc. ) | |
11) | Others |
B. POLYMER PHYSICS: STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES | "Poster Presentation" or "English Oral Presentation" |
1) | Analysis of Molecular Properties (Configuration; Conformation; Electronic Structure; Molecular Weight; Molecular Weight Distribution; Copolymer Composition, etc. ) | |
2a) | Polymer Solids (Structure and Properties of Crystalline and Amorphous Phases and Higher Order System; Phase Transition; Morphology; Crystallization; Molecular Motion, etc. ) | |
2b) | Polymer Solids (Mechanical Properties; Thermal Properties; Electric Properties; Optical Properties, etc. ) | |
2c) | Polymer Solids (Alloy; Blend; Composites, etc. ) | |
3a) | Polymer Solutions and Polymer Melts (Structure, Properties, and Molecular Motions; Polyelectrolytes, etc. ) | |
3b) | Rheology and Dynamics (Rheology; Molecular Dynamics; Multi Phases; Suspension; Emulsion; Fluid Mechanics; Processing, etc. ) | |
4) | Liquid Crystals (Liquid Crystalline Polymers; Thermotropic Liquid Crystals; Lyotropic Liquid Crystals, etc. ) | |
5) | Gel and Network Polymers | |
6) | Polymer Surface, Interface, and Thin Film (Structure and Properties of Surface, Interface, and Thin Film of Polymers; Nanorheology; Tribology; Fine Particles; Colloids, etc. ) | |
7) | Polymer Analysis | |
8) | Others |
C. FUNCTIONAL POLYMERS AND POLYMER FUNCTIONS | "Oral Presentation" or "Poster Presentation" or "English Oral Presentation" |
1) | Electricity, Electronics, Magnetism (Dielectric, Piezoelectric, Pyroelectric, Semiconductor, Conductive Polymer, Magnetic Material, Polymers for Electronics) | |
2) | Information, Recording, Display (Recording Media, Memory, Document Viewer, Materials for Display, Organic EL, etc) | |
3) | Optical and Photochemical Functions (Photonics, Non-linear Optics, Optical Fiber, Waveguide, Photoresist, Micro-manufacturing Techology, etc.) | |
4) | Functional Polymers for Energy (Photovoltaic Device, Fuel Cell, Rechargeable Battery, Capacitor, etc.) | |
5) | Separation, Recognition, Catalyst (Membrane for Gas and Liquid Separation, Permeation, Sepation Column, Moleculer Recognition, Polymer Catalyst, etc.) | |
6) | High Performance Polymers (High Strength, High Modulus, Mechanical Properties, Heat Resistant, Non-Flammable Polymers, Ultra-environmental Properties, etc.) | |
7) | Functional Soft Materials (Liquid Crystal, Gel, Elastomer, Stimuli-responsive Materials etc.) | |
8) | Nano-materials, Supramolecules (Thinfilm, Nanoparticle, Nanofiber, Nanorod, Nano Fabrication, etc.) | |
9) | Composite, Hybrid Materials (Organic-Inorganic Hybrid, Nanocomposite, Fiber/Particle Reinforced Composites, etc.) | |
10) | Polymer Surface and Interface (Functional Coating, Adhesive, Friction and Wear, Water-repellent Materials etc.) | |
11) | Others |
D. BIOPOLYMERS AND BIORELATED POLYMERS | "Poster Presentation" or "English Oral Presentation" |
1) | Polypeptides, Proteins, Enzymes | |
2) | Nucleic Acids and Related Compounds | |
3) | Polysaccharides and Glycopolymers | |
4) | Biomembrane and Artificial Membrane | |
5) | Biomimetics (Bioinspired Polymers, Molecular Recognition, Sensing System, Biomimicry etc. ) | |
6) | Biomaterials (Biomedical Materials, Anti-thrombogenic Materials, Drug Delivery, Gene and Oligonucleotides, Artificial Organ, Regenerative Medicine, etc.) | |
7) | Bioengineering (Gene, Cell, Germ, etc.) | |
8) | Others |
E. POLYMERS AND ENVIRONMENT | "Poster Presentation" or "English Oral Presentation" |
1) | Environment-Conscious Polymer Materials (Biodegradability, Materials for Resource and Energy Saving etc.) | |
2) | Environment-Conscious Polymer Process (Resource Saving Syntheses, Energy Saving Syntheses, Saftey Waste Treatments and Incineration, etc. ) | |
3) | Recycling (Polymer Recycling Process, Chemical Recycling, Material Recycling, etc. ) | |
4) | Others |
F. POLYMER INDUSTRY AND TECHNOLOGY: PROCESSES AND PRODUCTS | "Poster Presentation" or "English Oral Presentation" |
1) | Structural Materials (Polymer Materials for Automotive Vehicles, Aircrafts, Vessels, Office Automation Appliances, Electric Appliances, Electric Machinery, Civil Engineering and Building, etc. ) | |
2) | Daily Life Products (Foods, Cosmetics, Film Products, Sheet Products, Coatings, Adhesives, Fiber Materials, Papers, Printing, Sanitary Materials, Lapping Materials, etc. ) | |
3) | Reforming (Reinforcing Agent, Stabilizer, Flame Retardants, Surface Modification, Foaming, etc. ) | |
4) | Mold Processing | |
5) | Multimedia (Polymer Materials for Display, Battery, Recording Device, Communication Device, LSI, etc. ) | |
6) | Others |
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II. Selected Topics m"Oral Presentation" onlyn
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S1. Polymer Chemistry Based on Nanospaces and Interfaces | ||
Takashi UEMURA, Masayuki TAKEUCHI |
1) | Nanospaces and interfaces formed by organic and biomaterials | |
2) | Nanospaces and interfaces involving inorganic materials | |
3) | Nanospaces and interfaces constructed by supramolecular interaction |
S2. Polymers Possessing Diverse Elements | ||
Ikuyoshi TOMITA, Seiji WATASE |
1) | Polymers Containing Typical Elements | |
2) | Polymers Containing Transition Metal Elements | |
3) | Polymers Containing Elements Blocks | |
4) | Hierarchical Structure Control of Hybrid Polymers |
S3. Front-line technology in synthesis leading to superior optoelectronic materials | ||
Koji TAKAGI |
1) | Synthesis of pi-conjugated oligomers based on novel bond formation reaction | |
2) | Precision synthesis of pi-conjugated polymers | |
3) | Synthesis of pi-electron polymers with controlled chain conformation |
S4. Chiral polymers and chiral supramolecules | ||
Toshiki AOKI |
1) | Synthesis of chiral polymers (reaction, structure, and theory) | |
2) | Preparation of chiral supramolecules (reaction, structure, and theory) | |
3) | Functions of chiral polymers (properties and applications) | |
4) | Functions of chiral supramolecules (properties and applications) |
S5. Soft Material Design Based on Molecular Singularity | ||
Hideyuki OTSUKA |
1) | Design and Preparation of Molecular Singularity | |
2) | Structure of Molecular Singularity | |
3) | Properties and Functions Based on Molecular Singularity | |
4) | Analysis of Molecular Singularity |
S6. Hierarchy and Dynamics of Softmaterials Explored with Quantum Beams | ||
Kazuo SAKURAI, Hiroyasu MASUNAGA |
1) | New Experimental Methods | |
2) | Structural Hierarchy Explored with combination of USAXS, WAXS, and SAXS | |
3) | Dynamics with XPCS and Spin Echo | |
4) | Imaging and Visualization | |
5) | Visualization of hierarchical structures |
S7. Concertante performance of polymers, liquid crystals, and frustration | ||
Seiji UJIIE |
1) | Fabrication of new oriented materials | |
2) | Ordering formation of polymers and liquid crystals (organic and inorganic systems) | |
3) | Ordering formation and functionalization through frustration | |
4) | Structure Control and external stimuli-response |
S8. Recent Progresses in Soft Interfaces | ||
Hiroshi JINNAI, Hideaki YOKOYAMA |
1) | Molecular Design of Soft Interfaces | |
2) | Hierarchical Structures and their Control of Soft Interfaces | |
3) | Advanced Interface Characterizations of Soft Interfaces | |
4) | Theories and Computer Simulations of Soft Interfaces |
S9. Design and development of new polymeric materials by the control of hierarchical structures and dynamics | ||
Hiroaki YOSHIMIZU |
1) | Characterization and mechanisms of formation of hierarchical structure | |
2) | Hierarchy of dynamics of polymeric molecules and their assemblies | |
3) | Prediction of physical properties of polymeric materials for the control of hierarchical structure and dynamics | |
4) | Particularly of the structures and dynamics at boundary faces between differential phases, and control of them |
S10. Polymer Materials for Hydrogen and Oxygen Regulation | ||
Hiroyoshi KAWAKAMI |
1) | Polymer materials for Hydrogen- and Oxygen-related Energy Conversion Devices | |
2) | Polymers Related to Separation, Collection, or Storage of Hydrogen | |
3) | Polymers Related to Separation, Collection, or Barrier of Oxygen | |
4) | Polymer Catalyst |
S11. Polymeric membranes supporting safe, secure, and sustainable society | ||
Masakazu YOSHIKAWA |
1) | Development of novel membrane materials and their characterization | |
2) | Gas/vapor separation and pervaporation | |
3) | Optical resolution | |
4) | Bio-inspired artificial membranes | |
5) | Simulation of membrane transport phenomena |
S12.Current trends and future directions in gel science | ||
Kenji URAYAMA |
1) | Novel synthesis of gels | |
2) | Characterization of physical properties of gels | |
3) | Characterization of structure of gels | |
4) | Novel function and application development of gels |
S13. Creation and function of self-organized polymer materials with unique morphologies | ||
Kazunori MATSUURA, Takashi NAKANISHI |
1) | Creation of self-organized polymer materials with closed morphologies | |
2) | Creation of self-organized polymer materials with higher dimensional morphologies | |
3) | Creation of self-organized polymer materials with dynamic morphologies | |
4) | Advanced Functions of self-organized polymer materials |
S14. Organic-Inorganic Fusion Materials: Creative Development, Architecture, and Function Exploration through Molecular Control | ||
Sadahito AOSHIMA, Yukikazu TAKEOKA |
1) | Creative Development of Fusion Materials through Molecular Control | |
2) | Architecture of Fusion Materials | |
3) | Function Exploration of Fusion Materials |
S15. High performance transparent polymer material | ||
Norihisa TANIO |
1) | Control and improvement of optical characteristic of transparent polymer material | |
2) | Synthesis and fabrication of novel transparent polymer material | |
3) | Structural analysis and optical characteristic evaluation of transparent polymer material | |
4) | Application deployment of high performance transparent polymer material |
S16. Formation of hierarchically controlled nano-structures and their functionalization | ||
Nobuyuki HIGASHI |
1) | Biomimetic, hierarchic nano-structures | |
2) | Hierarchic nano-structures from bio-based polymers | |
3) | Nano-structure formation at various interfaces and nano-spaces |
S17. Smart biomaterials | ||
Yuich OHYA, Atsushi MARUYAMA |
1) | Smart biomaterials working through recognition of biomolecules | |
2) | Smart biomaterials working through recognition of biological environments | |
3) | Smart biomaterials working through recognition of external stimuli | |
4) | Smart biomaterials working by new operation principles |
S18. Soft Materials based on Biomolecular Science | ||
Toshinori SATO |
1) | Soft materials using nucleic acids | |
2) | Soft materials using proteins and peptides | |
3) | Soft materials using biomolecules such as glycans and lipids |
S19. Development of polymer technologies for circulation of resources | ||
Shigeo HIROSE, Kazutoshi IKENAGA |
1) | Conversion technologies for recovered materials into highly functional and high- performance materials | |
2) | Highly-controlled depolymerization and de-crosslinking technologies | |
3) | Molecular design of chemically recyclable polymers | |
4) | Conversion technologies of renewable resources into raw materials for polymers | |
5) | Polymers derived from renewable resources (High-performance polymers etc.) |
S20. Current status and the future prospects of bio-based polymers | ||
Hideki YAMANE |
1) | Monomer synthesis through a bio-refinery process | |
2) | Synthesis and property of novel bio-based polymers | |
3) | High performance and highly functional bio-based polymers | |
4) | Processing and structure development of bio-based polymers | |
5) | Bio-based polymer composites |
S21. Structures and functions of cellulosic nanomaterials | ||
Akira ISOGAI |
1) | Preparation of various nanocelluloses | |
2) | Analyses and characterization of nanocelluloses and their composites | |
3) | Applications of nanocelluloses to highly functionalized materials | |
4) | Nano-conversions of chitin and other natural polymers, and their characteristics |
S22. New horizon of superfine nano-scale polymer materials and revealed functions | ||
Koji ASAKAWA |
1) | Development of materials for nano-fabrication | |
2) | Creation of new functions and the material development based on various nano-structures | |
3) | Process technology of nano-fabrication | |
4) | Nano- and microstructures and fabrication technologies |
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