the field of advanced materials
and energy solutions
The Nanoaugmented Materials Industry Summit is an annual event in the nanoaugmented materials industry. The Summit was born as a result of advanced materials manufacturers and experts wanting to get together to share their specialist knowledge to develop the technology.
Another essential NAUM’19 topic is the auto industry, which is currently undergoing a technology revolution in terms of power sources and materials that is driving dramatic changes in other related industries.
Join us in Kyoto and find out what the future will be made of!
Please note that registration is mandatory in order to attend the event.
KYOTO INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE CENTER
422 Iwakura Osagicho, Sakyo
Ward, Kyoto, Japan
5 November
Participant registration, welcome coffee
- New developments and the future of single wall carbon nanotubes. TUBALL™ SWCNTs
Dr. Morinobu Endo, Distinguished Professor, Institute of Carbon Science and Technology, Shinshu University - The digital transition of the automotive industry and the important role of SWCNTs
Ivica Kolaric, Head of Department, Fraunhofer IPA - Exploring advanced nano-enhanced materials for future vehicles
Rob Thompson, Chief of Materials, ARRIVAL - Manipulating space-grade epoxy resin´s electrical conductivity using TUBALL™
Faris Ustamujic, Senior Engineer, Airbus Defence and Space - SWCNTs as a filler for conductive epoxy resin used for aerospace component repairs
Melina Remers, Material Design Engineering, Lufthansa Technik Intercoat - Are nanotube networks the key to high-performance batteries?
Jonathan Coleman, Professor of Chemical Physics, Trinity College Dublin - Building platforms on top of materials innovation
Maxim Predtechenskiy, Head of Digital Department, UJET
Nanomaterials in the future of transportation
Moderator: Ivica Kolaric, Head of Department, Fraunhofer IPA
Exhibition: CARS 4.0 & nanoaugmented products
Lunch, networking
- A better future for fossil hydrocarbons and carbon nanomaterials
Matteo Pasquali, Professor of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry, Rice University - HS&E regulatory status of TUBALL™
Gunther Van Kerckhove, Health & Safety Lead Manager, OCSiAl - Inhalation studies for the safety of nanomaterials – aerosol generation, study design and use in safety assessment and grouping
Lan Ma-Hock, Inhalation Toxicology, BASF - The present and the future outlook of the SWCNT market
Kouji Endo, Senior Researcher, Yano Research Institute - From renewables to healthcare: realizing the potential of nanocomposites at scale
Adam Nevin, Innovation Lead, Trelleborg Applied Technologies
Diversity of SWCNT applications: challenges and prospects
Moderator: Matteo Pasquali, Professor of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry, Rice University
Coffee break, networking
- Cylinders with nanotechnology
Piotr Saferna, R&D Leader, Techplast - Single wall carbon nanotube-filled biodegradable polymer composites
Ari Rosling, R&D Director, Arctic Biomaterials - High-performance thermoplastics filled with SWCNTs
Marco Burth, Product Development Manager, Lehmann & Voss - How to get to the Future
Yury Koropachinskiy, President and Co-founder, OCSiAl
TUBALL AWARDS ceremony
Open-air event in Japanese garden
6 November
Welcome coffee
Exhibition is available all day
INDUSTRY SESSION
Batteries- Lithium-ion battery market trends in 2019
Tanaka Yoshiaki, Senior Researcher, Yano Research Institute - Batteries e-nabled by SWCNTs: present and future
Andrey Senyut, CEO, OCSiAl Energy - SWCNTs for the energy and electronics market
Daisuke Shimizu, R&D Manager, Kusumoto Chemicals - SWCNT inclusion into battery materials
Scott Donne, Professor of Chemistry, University of Newcastle - High energy density material system in lithium-ion batteries
Cen Wang, Vice President, Director of R&D Center, Amprius (Nanjing) - Dispersion technology for nanocarbon materials for batteries
Yasuteru Saito, General Manager, DKS - Introduction to the “Tire battery project” and the use of SWCNTs in this project
Sadayoshi Yamasaki, CEO, Renaisis - High-performance cathode binder with TUBALL™
Chihiro Shinoda, Chemicals Division, PD Battery Materials, DAIKIN Industries
Coffee break, networking
INDUSTRY SESSION
Polymers- Graphene nanotubes for elastomers: balancing of consistent conductivity with high mechanical performance
Ekaterina Gorbunova, Vice President, Elastomers, OCSiAl - Carbon nanotube-based flexible temperature and tactile force sensors
Kuniharu Takei, Professor, Osaka Prefecture University - Research on nanocarbon polymer actuators: fundamentals and applications
Takushi Sugino, Group Leader, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) - Graphene nanotubes in tIres: going beyond existing performance trade-offs
Jean-Nicolas Helt, Development and Support Leader for Elastomers, OCSiAl
Lunch, networking
INDUSTRY SESSION
Polymers- TUBALL™ for thermosets: new area of development and results from 2019
Vladimir Kravchenko, Development and Support Leader, OCSiAl - Introduction to Atomix and a newly developed polyurethane-concrete coating with SWCNTs
Daisuke Suzuki, Manager, Atomix - Transparent conductive films and transparent heating films using SWCNTs
Ryo Asano, Chief Developer, Dynic Corporation - Ultra-clean bags with SWCNT technology
Albert Kow, CEO, TAKO Astatic Technology - Anti-static polypropylene yarns in bags for transporting bulk explosives
Olga Moskalyuk, CEO, Textile and technique - Fabrication of conductive polymer nanocomposites with cellulose nanofiber-stabilized SWCNT networks
Junpei Maeda, Polymer Engineer, Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan (CERI) - Improvement of CBZ resin’s mechanical properties with TUBALL™ nanotubes for CFRP
Okado Hiroki, R&D Manager, Japan U-Pica Company - Top 3 TUBALL™ nanotube applications in coatings in 2019
Zakhar Bolshakov, Vice President, Polymers, OCSiAl
Coffee break, networking
- SWCNTs in the roll covers industry
Michail Nedanov, Project Engineer, SchäferRolls - High-performance fluoroelastomers with TUALL™
Junpei Terada, Chemicals Division, Marketing Manager, DAIKIN Industries - High-durability transparent conductive coatings with CNTs
Shingo Shinohara, Sales Manager, Nagase ChemteX - TUBALL™ for electric vehicles
Mikhail Predtechenskiy, Head of R&D and Co-founder, OCSiAl
Kusumoto Chemicals speech
Industry awards
Gala dinner
7 November
Meeting rooms are available all day.
Advance reservation is required.
The Kyoto ICC is a place of historical significance. It was here that the task of reducing global CO2 emissions was first outlined and formalized in the Kyoto Protocol on December 11, 1997.
The choice of this venue for NAUM’19 is symbolic: today the use of graphene nanotube-based materials and products is one of the most effective ways to reduce global energy consumption.
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