The largest annual event in the field of advanced materials and energy solutions
Nanoaugmented
materials & products
150+
Speakers
70+
Senior Management
78%
Attendees
700+

What is NAUM all about?

The Nanoaugmented Materials Industry Summit is an annual event in the nanoaugmented materials industry calendar.
The key NAUM topic-advanced materials-has now expanded to include the influence of nanoaugmented materials on global industry energy efficiency and on environmental aspects.
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!

*Registration for the event will open at the end of May.

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Speakers'18
Dr DeChun Fu
Managing Director, BYK Greater China
BYK Additives (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Dr Mikhail Predtechenskiy
Head of R&D
OCSiAl Group
Matteo Pasquali
Professor and Chair of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Rice University
Dr Jian Lin
Vice President
Shenzhen BAK Power Battery Co, Ltd.
Dr Morinobu Endo
Distinguished Professor
Shinshu University, Institute of Carbon Science and Technology
Bruna Calza
Global Product Manager
LANXESS Deutschland GmbH, BU Rhein Chemie
Ivica Kolaric
Head of Department
Fraunhofer IPA
Kaisheng Duan
Senior Marketing Manager
Elkem Silicone
Dr Diego A. Santamaría Razo
Director of Innovation Centre
CRH
Guoping Meng
Lab Head
BYK Additives (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Ping Cai Lu
President
Jiangsu Bi-gold New Materials Stock
Zhihuai Hu
Rubber Engineer
Orient Energy & Technology Co., Ltd.
Stefan Fenske
Head of Business Development & Technology Management
Shanghai KraussMaffei Machinery Co., Ltd.
Evelien Frijns
Researcher and Coordinator, Nanosafety Testing of Products
VITO
Tatiana Nurmukhametova
Deputy Director for Quality
Unikom-Service, LLC
Jim Chin I Lin
General Manager
Zhongshan A&E Machinery Industry Co. Ltd.
Vladamir Kravchenko
Project Manager
OCSiAl Group
Lisheng Zhang
CEO
DT New Materials
Dr Martin Wildemann
Research Scientist
Lehmann & Voss & Co
Hansang Kwon
CEO
Next Generation Materials Co., Ltd.
Dr Naum Naveh
Faculty Member
Shenkar Engineering College
Jonathan Antebi
Business Development Manager
NEMO NANO-MATERIALS Ltd.
Nobuhiro Shinka
Department Manager
DAIKIN Industries, Ltd.
Scott Donne
Professor of Chemistry
University of Newcastle
Takeyuki Inohiza
Manager
Kusumoto Chemicals Ltd.
Dr Noa Lachman-Senesh
Professor
Tel Aviv University
Anton Shaporin
Director of Innovation
BT SVAP
Choi Choon-Gi
Principal Researcher/ Professor
ETRI
Ekaterina Gorbunova
Vice President. Elastomers
OCSiAl Group
Luca De Rai
R&D Energy Director
Prysmian Group
Masanori Hasegawa
Sales Manager
Nagase ChemteX Corporation
Dr Alexander Bezrodny
Vice President. Research & Development
OCSiAl Group
Loyes Zhi
Managing Director of Commercial
OCSiAl China
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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. 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. 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. 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. 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. 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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