Poster Session

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Academic Posters

Theme: Materials Innovations Driven by AI + DATA

Poster session at the Academic Symposium will be held on the second day of NIMS WEEK. Submissions from all over the world are welcome. Excellent posters will be selected for poster awards.

Theme

Materials Innovations Driven by AI + DATA!
Presentation Category
Presentation time
October 30th, 2019 (Wed) 10:00~18:00
(Core Time)
[1] 11:50 - 13:30 (Lunch time)
[2] 15:30 - 16:15 (Coffee break)
Venue
Tokyo International Forum Hall B5
Poster Language
English

Poster Map

Presentation List

I. Data-driven Research in Functional Materials (I-01~23)

I-01

Efficient recommendation tool of materials on Windows computers

Dr. Ryo Tamura
NIMS
I-02

Data-Driven Materials Discovery of Indirect Band-Gap Semiconductors for Photovoltaics

Dr. Jiwon Park
Materials Data Center, Korea Institute of Materials Science, Republic of Korea
I-03

Machine Learning Model for Predicting Dielectric Constants of Oxides

Mr. Jun Miyamoto
Laboratory for Materials and Structures, Institute of Innovative Research, Tokyo Institute of Technology
I-04

Compositional descriptor-based prediction for the chemical compound stability

Mr. Taruto Atsumi
Nagoya Institute of Technology
I-05

Experimental search for NASICON-type solid electrolytes with high Li-ion conductivity guided by Bayesian Optimization

Ms. Maho Harada
Nagoya Institute of Technology
I-06

Machine–Learning–Assisted for Exploration of Synthesis Condition for Metastable Novel Lanthanide Metal–Organic Frameworks Using Failed Experiments

Ms. Yu Kitamura
Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kwansei Gakuin University
I-07

Machine–Learning–Assisted Synthesis of Silver Thiolate Metal Organic Frameworks

Mr. Takuma Wakiya
Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kwansei Gakuin University
I-08

Predicting Chemical and Electronic Properties Using a Novel Descriptor “Elemental Fingerprints set” with Neural Networks

Mr. Jaekyun Hwang
The University of Tokyo
I-09

Design and Optimization of Epoxy Adhesives through Active Learning from a Small Dataset

Mr. Sirawit Pruksawan
NIMS, Program in Materials Science and Engineering, University of Tsukuba
I-10

Automatic Extraction Framework of Superconductors Related Information from Scientific Literature

Mr. Luca Foppiano
NIMS
I-11

Data-Driven Design of Thermoelectric Materials with Experimental Data on Starrydata

Dr. Masaya Kumagai
Center for Advanced Intelligence Project, RIKEN
I-12

Starrydata: a web system for experimental data extracted from published plot images

Dr. Yukari Katsura
The University of Tokyo
I-13

Active learning: A Booster for Discovering New Materials from Small Datasets

Dr. Guillaume Lambard
NIMS
I-14

Accelerating metamaterials design by quantum annealing

Mr. Koki Kitai
Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo
I-15

Automation of the first-principles calculation and machine learning to search functional materials of high entropy alloys

Dr. Hiori Kino
NIMS
I-16

Orbital Field Matrix: A New Descriptor for Materials

Dr. Takashi Miyake
AIST
I-17

Subgroup Relevance Analysis: A Scheme for Selecting Important Descriptor Groups

Dr. Takashi Miyake
AIST
I-18

High-throughput production of force-fields for Li-ion battery materials

Dr. Ryo Kobayashi
Nagoya Institute of Technology, NIMS (CMI2, MaDIS)
I-19

Data-driven Exploration of Ion Conductive Alkali Metal Oxide for Batteries Using Materials Simulation

Mr. Haein Lee
Nagoya Institute of Technology
I-20

Active learning for level set estimation under input uncertainty

Dr. Yu Inatsu
RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence Project
I-21

Topological Data Analysis toward Design of Functional Materials

Dr. Kazuto Akagi
AIMR, Tohoku University
I-22

Leveraging Legacy Data in Materials Science via Preference Learning

Ms. Xiaolin Sun
The university of Tokyo
I-23

Metabolite Identification with de novo Molecule Generation

Mr. Jinzhe Zhang
Tsuda Lab, Computational Biology and Medical Sciences, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, Utokyo

II. Data-driven Research in Structural Materials (II-01~28)

II-01

Data Driven Research for Composite Materials (Structural and Mechanical Properties of PAN- and Pitch-based Carbon Fibers)

Dr. Kimiyoshi Niato
NIMS
II-02

Experimental evaluation on the environment resistance and fracture characteristics of multi-functional CFRP

Dr. Hiroyuki Oguma
NIMS
II-03

Structure and mechanical properties of carbon fibers and polymers: Nanoindentation tests and molecular dynamics simulation study

Dr. Keiichi Shirasu
NIMS
II-04

Constructing crosslinked epoxy resins and investigation of mechanical properties with molecular dynamics simulations

Dr. Yinbo Zhao
Department of Aerospace Engineering, Tohoku University
II-05

Field theoretical approach to polymer phase separation and its mechanical properties

Dr. Yutaka Oya
Department of aerospace engineering, Tohoku University
II-06

Complex Network Representation for Describing Structure-Property Relationships of Rubber Materials

Prof. Yoshifumi Amamoto
Kyushu University
II-07

Search for Prevention Condition of Solidification Cracking of Parts Made by Selecting Laser Melting Process by Bayesian Optimization Approach

Dr. Houichi Kitano
NIMS
II-08

Optimization and verification of electron beam melting process of non-weldable superalloy Inconel 713ELC23

Mr. Lei Yuchao
Department of Materials Processing, Tohoku University
II-09

Optimization of gas atomization process parameters for Ni-based superalloys

Mr. Takuma Kohata
NIMS
II-10

Prediction of Tensile Properties of Ti-6Al-4V Fabricated by Selective Laser Melting Based on Microstructural Features

Dr. Masahiro Kusano
NIMS
II-11

Influences of plasma rotating electrode process parameters on the particle size distribution and microstructure of Ti-6Al-4V powder

Dr. Yujie Cui
Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University
II-12

Effect of scanning strategy on the crystallographic texture and Young’s modulus of β-type biomedical Ti–15Mo–5Zr–3Al alloy fabricated by selective laser melting

Dr. Shi-Hai Sun
Division of Materials and Manufacturing Science, Osaka University
II-13

Prediction of Precipitation Sequences in Practical High-temperature Alloys with Energetics

Dr. Yoshiaki Toda
NIMS
II-14

Influence Factors on Grain Morphology in a CoCrMo Alloy Fabricated by Electron Beam Powder-bed Additive Manufacturing

Dr. Yufan Zhao
Chiba Laboratory, Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University
II-15

Prediction and Mechanism of Tensile Strengthening in Single β-phase Ti-Ta Alloys with Oxygen Solutes

Mr. Katsuya Yokota
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School of Osaka University
II-16

Phase-field simulation of crystal growth under solidification condition for Additive Manufacturing

Mr. Yuta Ohigashi
Division of Materials and Manufacturing Science, Graduate School of Eng. Osaka University
II-17

Automatic deconvolution of a dilatometric curve in continuous cooling transformations of steels using machine learning

Dr. Hoheok Kim
Graduate School of Materials Engineering, The University of Tokyo
II-18

True stress - true strain curves up to large strain extent at elevated temperatures in Ti alloys with image analysis tensile test method

Prof. Shiro Torizuka
University of Hyogo
II-19

Prediction of Creep Rupture Time for Ferritic Steels Using Machine Learning

Mr. Junya Sakurai
The University of Tokyo
II-20

Universal Framework of Bayesian Creep Model Selection for Steel

Dr. Yoh-ichi Mototake
Institute of Statistical Mathematics
II-21

Fatigue Performance Prediction of Steel Welded Joints by Materials Integration

Dr. Takayuki Shiraiwa
Department of Materials Engineering, The University of Tokyo
II-22

Microstructure Prediction of Dual Phase Steel with Optimal Strength-Elongation Balance

Mr. Shoya Kato
The University of Tokyo
II-23

Estimation of fatigue lives from the short fatigue crack growth data of a Ni-Co base superalloy

Dr. Kishan Habib
NIMS
II-24

Automatic Sorting of Metallurgical Microscopy Images with Machine Learning Tools

Dr. Dmitry S. Bulgarevich
NIMS
II-25

CMC Virtual Test: Material Integration for designing high temperature parts used in turbine engines

Prof. Naohiro Shichijo
Tokyo University of Technology
II-26

Bayesian inference of grain growth prediction via multi-phase-field models

Dr. Shin-ichi Ito
The University of Tokyo
II-27

Application of neural network for thermodynamic data of non-equilibrium multiphase field model

Dr. Hiroshi Wakameda
ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation
II-28

Mathematical Approach to High-dimensional Structural Materials Data

Dr. Kazuto Akagi
AIMR, Tohoku University

III. Materials Data Infrastructure including Measurements (III-01~26)

III-01

M-DaC: Materials Data Conversion Tools Published to Recreate Interoperative and Reusable Measurement Data Files

Dr. Mineharu Suzuki
NIMS
III-02

tq : A Comprehensive Disciplinary Language for Materials Science

Dr. Kou Amano
NIMS
III-03

FigResourceMiner: A search text in images, and graph visualization platform for academic articles

Mr. Yasuhiro Takada
NIMS
III-04

Materials Data Platform Infrastructure System: Construction of hardware infrastructure to support subsystem development

Ms. Junko Hosoya
NIMS
III-05

Effective use of outdated experimental apparatus by electronic laboratory notebook (ELN) and IoT data transfer systems

Dr. Yoshitomo Harada
NIMS
III-06

Vocabulary Management System for the Materials Data Platform using Wikibase for Peer Collaboration

Dr. Asahiko Matsuda
NIMS
III-07

Data-driven spectral analysis method in electron-beam based techniques

Dr. Bo Da
NIMS
III-08

A universal method to determine material-parameter-dependent empirical formula for a given experimental data

Dr. Bo Da
NIMS
III-09

API-FWK: Software Adapter Component for DPFC Integration

Dr. Shinji Kikuchi
NIMS
III-10

Text Data Mining Platform System to Support Mining and Machine Learning of Scientific Literatures

Mr. Masaomi Takahashi
NIMS
III-11

Automatic Construction of Superconducting Materials Database from Tables in related Research Papers

Dr. Thaer Dieb
NIMS
III-12

Implementation of FAIR data principles with Materials Data Platform System

Dr. Takuya Kadohira
NIMS
III-13

A proposal of standardized model for data exchange among systems on MDPF

Dr. Takuya Kadohira
NIMS
III-14

Method for calculating the conversion of plastic work into heat

Mr. Toshiki Ishida
Metallurgical Research Laboratory, Hitachi Metals, LTD.
III-15

Materials Data Repository (MDR)

Dr. Kosuke Tanabe
NIMS
III-16

Fully automatic peak and background analysis of XPS spectral data -- Sparse modeling of XPS spectra

Dr. Hiroshi Shinotsuka
NIMS
III-17

Large-Scale 3D Observation of Steel Microstructures Using a desktop-sized 3D Internal Structure Microscope

Dr. Noriko Yamashita
RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics, RIKEN
III-18

CAS: Central Authentication and Authorization Service H.Naito

Mr. Hiroyuki Naito
NIMS
III-19

Information Extraction of Polymer Names and Properties from Tables in Scientific Papers

Dr. Hiroyuki Shindo
Nara Institute of Science and Technology
III-20

NIMS Materials Database, “MatNavi”

Mr. Isao Kuwajima
NIMS
III-21

Reducing Annotation Cost for Automatic Named Entity Extraction by using Domain-Specific Dictionary

Dr. Kei Wakabayashi
Universty of Tsukuba
III-22

Thermodynamic Database for Open Science

Dr. Taichi Abe
NIMS
III-23

Exploratory Visual Analytics Platform with Multiple Coordinated Views for Materials Informatics

Dr. Jun Fujima
NIMS
III-24

Thermophysical property database of solids for materials informatics

Dr. Tetsuya Baba
NIMS
III-25

Development of materials database for sintering analysis of Ni-based superalloy

Dr. Kentaro Kudo
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Kyushu University
III-26

Study of Grain Boundary Structures using Topological Data Analysis and Simple Evaluation with Local Energy

Dr. Fumiko Ogushi
NIMS
III-27

High-throughput Data Collection and Automatically Data Analysis Using IoT Device

Dr. Shigeyuki Matsunami
NIMS

Information for Presenters

Important Notice

Please prepare your poster within the size of 90cm wide and 210cm height. Panel and pushpin will be provided to each presenter. Please have your poster up from 9:30 and take it down before 18:15. Any posters not removed by 18:15 will be discarded by management.

width:90cm,  height:210cm

Poster Panel Size