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2019年は「AI+DATA発!材料イノベーション」

NIMS Award受賞対象領域の研究に携わる若手研究者を中心に、機関の枠を超えて、活発なポスターセッションを行います。優秀なポスター発表にはポスター賞が贈呈されます。

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AI+DATA発!材料イノベーション
発表カテゴリー
展示時間
2019年10月30日(水)10:00~18:00
(コアタイム)
(1) 11:50~13:30(ランチタイム)
(2) 15:30~16:15(コーヒーブレイク)
展示場所
東京国際フォーラム ホールB5
ポスター言語
英語

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ポスター発表一覧

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

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