The 10th ICNSEE Seminar
On the afternoon of Tuesday, November 16th, 2010, the 10th ICNSEE seminar was held, this time, in Large Seminar Room on the 4th floor of Collaborative Research Building in Namiki site.
Nearly 40 people showed up to listen to the presentations of our four new ICNSEE researchers: Dr. Satoshi TOMINAKA, Dr. Ayako HASHIMOTO, Dr. Yasuhiro SHIRAI, and Dr. Yoshimi KUBO. They all have differences in background and careers in their own research field, and each gave a lecture on his or her specialized research here at ICNSEE during the seminar. The themes were different and in wide variety, such as nanotechnology for electrochemical analyses, nanocharacterization techniques using confocal electron microscopy, nanostructured organic materials, and carbon nanomaterials. The discussion evolved into possible applications to environmental technology such as fuel cells and other devices.
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"Nanotechnology for Electrochemical Analyses: Rationally-Designed Nanomaterials and Microdevices"
"Nanotechnology for Electrochemical Analyses: Rationally-Designed Nanomaterials and Microdevices"
Satoshi TOMINAKA, ICNSEE, Nano-interface Characterization Group
"Development and Application of Annular Dark-Field Scanning Confocal Electron Microscopy Using a Double Aberration Corrected Microscope"
Ayako HASHIMOTO, ICNSEE, Nano-interface Characterization Group
"Synthesis of Nanostructured Organic Materials: From the Nanocar to Polymer Solar Cells"
Yasuhiro SHIRAI, ICNSEE, Photovoltaic Materials Group
"Large-Scale Production of Carbon Nanohorns and Their Application to Fuel Cells"
Yoshimi KUBO, ICNSEE, Fuel Cell Materials Group