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!
materials & products
Management
KYOTO INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE CENTER
422 Iwakura Osagicho, Sakyo
Ward, Kyoto, Japan
5 November
Participant registration, welcome coffee
OPENING CEREMONY
PLENARY SESSION
- The new developments and the future of single wall carbon nanotubes. TUBALL SWCNT
Morinobu Endo, Distinguished Professor, Shinshu University, Institute of Carbon Science and Technology - 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 - Beyond the ordinary
Daniel Korkhov, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer, UJET International
Nanoaugmented products exhibition. CARS 4.0.
Lunch, networking
PANEL DISCUSSION
Nanomaterials in the future of transportation
Moderator: Ivica Kolaric, Head of Department, Fraunhofer IPA
- Matteo Pasquali, Professor, Chair of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Rice University
- Yano Research Institute
- Research on nanocarbon polymer actuators: fundamentals and applications
Dr. Takushi Sugino, Group Leader, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) - Dr. Diego A. Santamaria Razo, Director of Innovation Centre, CRH
Coffee break, networking
PANEL DISCUSSION
Diversity of SWCNT applications: challenges and prospects
Moderator: Professor Matteo Pasquali
- Manipulating space-grade epoxy resin´s electrical conductivity using TUBALL
Faris Ustamujic, Senior Engineer, Airbus Defense and Space - Lan Ma-Hock, Inhalation Toxicology, BASF
- Adam Nevin, R&D Chemist, Trelleborg Applied Technologies
Open-air event in Japanese garden
6 November
Participant registration, welcome coffee
ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS
Batteries- SWCNTs for the energy and electronics market by a calcination process
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
Michael Wang, Vice President, Director of R&D Center, Amprius (Nanjing) - Dispersion technology of nano-carbon materials for battery
Yasuteru Saito, General Manager, DKS
Elastomers & Thermoplastics
- Evaluation of SWCNTs on tire tread
Erick Sharp, CEO, ACE Products & Consulting - Fabrication of conductive polymer nanocomposites with cellulose nanofiber-stabilized SWCNTs networks
Junpei Maeda, Polymer Engineer, Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan (CERI) - High-performance thermoplastics filled with SWCNTs
Dr. Marco Burth, Product Development Manager, Lehmann & Voss - Ultra-clean bags with SWCNT technology
Aaron Kow, CEO, TAKO Group of Companies - Fabrication of conductive polymer nanocomposites with cellulose nanofiber-stabilized SWCNTs networks
Junpei Maeda, Polymer Engineer, Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan (CERI)
- SWCNTs as filler for a conductive epoxy resin used for aerospace component repairs
Melina Remers, Material Design Engineering, Lufthansa Technik Intercoat - Carbon nanotube-based flexible temperature and tactile force sensors
Professor Kuniharu Takei, Osaka Prefecture University - SWCNTs in the rill covers industry
Michail Nedanov, Project Engineer, SchäferRolls - Improvement of CBZ resin's mechanical properties with TUBALL nanotubes for CFRP
Okado Hiroki, R&D Manager, Japan U-Pica Company - Transparent conductive film and transparent heating film using SWCNT
Ryo Asano, Cheif Developer, Dynic Corporation - Atomix & newly developed polyurethane-concrete painting with SWCNT
Daisuke Suzuki, Manager, Atomix
Lunch, networking
PLENARY SESSION
INDUSTRY AWARDS
CLOSING CEREMONY
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.
Media coverage of the striking scientific and technological breakthroughs and on-site business agreements at NAUM'18 reached an audience of 4 million. Become our Media Partner and get exclusive access to industry insights.
