Speakers can use a digital projector for PC as described below. A laser pointer
and a lapel microphone are also provided.
Overhead projectors for transparencies, slides and video tapes can NOT be used.
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Conference Program* Click speaker's name to see detail.
CLICK! > All Program in HTML format Accommodation fee during the conference is included in the registration fee. Thus, basically, all attendee stay at the conference site hotel, Toyako Manseikaku. Oral presentations including invited talks are given in a single session. Exhibition by sponsers is made from Dec 19 afternoon to Dec 20 evening. Short presentation by exhibitors are given in the oral session on Dec 19.
The poster session is held in the evening on Dec 19.
Wireless internet connection is available for your notebook pc at the lobby of the hotel and wired connection is available in the oral presentation hall. We are sorry that no public pc is provided for the internet access. Oral Presentation GuidelinePRESENTATION TIME (tentative)
EQUIPMENTSpeakers can use a digital projector for PC as described below. A laser pointer
and a lapel microphone are also provided. To speakers who use your own laptop PC.Your pc should have a mini D-sub 15-pin output (female), a standard monitor terminal, to be connect to the projector. The power supply is AC100V, 50Hz, with the plug type A, which has two flat blades without GND. In case of a connection problem, you should bring a copy of your presentation in a CD-R or a USB memory stick, which can be used with our backup computers that have the PowerPoint on Windows and MacOSX. But please do NOT rely too much on our computers since they may not work properly for various reasons, such as the version inconsistency of PowerPoint. Poster Presentation GuidelinePoster sessions are scheduled in the evening on Dec 19. Each poster board is 90 cm in width and 100 cm in height. Your poster should be mounted on the board before
the dinner on Dec 19
and removed immediately after
the session. Pushpins are provided for mounting posters. Invited speakersInvited speakers will be announced here.Krystyn J. Van Vliet (Department of Materials Science & Engineering, MIT, USA )
"Chemomechanics of cell deformation and cell-material interactions: Pulling it all together"
Sangmin Jeon (Department of Chemical Engineering, Pohang University of Science and Technology, Korea)
"Microcantilever sensors as a versatile analytical tool"
Kenji Yasuda (Institute of biomaterials and bioengineering, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Japan)
"Constructive Understanding of Multicellular Network using On-chip Cellomics Technology"
Tetsuo Hanaguri (Magnetic Materials Laboratory, RIKEN, Japan)
"Magnrtic field effects on a topological insulator studied by STM/STS"
Masashi Shiraishi (Osaka University, Japan)
"Spin Transport and Pure Spin Current in Graphene"
Jiping Ye (Cutting-edge Technology Department, Nissan ARC Ltd., Japan)
"Nanoscale Dynamic Viscoelastic Measurements Using an Indentation Technique at Elevated Temperature"
Takashi Ichii (Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Kyoto University, Japan)
"High-resolution imaging on ionic-liquid/solid interfaces using frequency modulation AFM"
Toshio Ando (College of Science and Engineering, Kanazawa University, Japan)
"High-speed atomic force microscopy coming of age"
Qi-Kun Xue (Tsinghua University, China)
"How unconventional the unconventional superconductors are?"
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