Designed by Satoru KANEKO <SCOPE> The symposium provides multidisciplinary discussions for diverse carbon related materials (CRM) such as diamonds, graphenes, nanotubes, fullerenes, amorphous- carbons and diamond-like-carbons. Plastic and flexible materials are also included. The Symposium involves formations, structures, properties, behaviors, and technological applications of CRM. There are two main aims. We should find reasons, (1) why CRM show unique and excellent natures in physical and mechanical properties, (2) why CRM show variety of properties though they have the common element of C. It seems that structures and modifications have key factors <TOPICS> This symposium is organized in junction between MRS-J and A-MRS, and endorsed by THO (Team Harmonized Oxides) Japan. • Preparations, syntheses and chemistry of CRM. • Theoretical/computational approaches of CRM. • Functionalization and surface modifications. • Characterizations and properties of CRM. • Relations between structures and properties. • Device applications of CRM CARBON AND RELATED MATERIALS ~Syntheses, Evaluations and their Applications~ (D7) <Australia-Japan Joint Forum> ・Satoru Kaneko (Head) (KISTEC, Japan) <[email protected]> ・Masami Aono (Sub-Head) (Kagoshima Univ., Japan) <[email protected]> ・Yasuharu Ohgoe (Tokyo Denki Univ., Japan) ・Francesca Iacopi (Sub-Head) (Univ. Tech. Sydney, Australia) <[email protected]> ・Dusan Losic (Univ. Adelaide, Australia) ・Jana Vejpravová (Charles Univ., Czechia) ・Martin Kalbac (Czech Academy of Sciences, Czechia) ・Paolo Mele (Shibaura Inst. Tech., Japan) ・Tamio Endo (Japan Adv. Chem., Japan) Masataka Hasegawa (AIST, Japan) Robert Nemanich (Arizona State Univ., USA) Mariana Ionita (Univ. Pol. Bucharest, Romania) Hirofumi Takaikawa (Tentative) (Toyohashi Univ. Tech., Japan) Satoshi Koizumi (NIMS, Japan) Ruth Pachter (Air Force Res. Lab, USA) Olga Shimoni (UTS, Australia) Inge Asselberghs (IMEC, Belgium) Diana Tran (Univ. Adelaide, Australia) Kate Fox (RMIT, Australia) Michael Seo (CSIRO, Australia) T.Goto (Univ. Tokyo, Japan) Mario Hofmann (Nat. Taiwan Univ., Taiwan) Ya–Ping Hsieh (Academia Sinica, Taiwan) Jiri Cervenka (Institute of Physics, Czechia) Saratchandra Babu (GITAM, India) CALL for PAPERS Abstract Deadline: Apr. 30, 2019 Early Bird Registration Deadline: Jun.21, 2019 Arranged by Team Harmonized Oxides (THO) URL:https://www.nims.go.jp/nqe/sa/tho/ Invited Speakers ORGANIZERS https://iumrs - ica2019.com/

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<SCOPE>The symposium provides multidisciplinary discussions for diverse carbon related materials (CRM) such as diamonds, graphenes, nanotubes, fullerenes, amorphous-carbons and diamond-like-carbons. Plastic and flexible materials are also included. The Symposium involves formations, structures, properties, behaviors, and technological applications of CRM. There are two main aims. We should find reasons, (1) why CRM show unique and excellent natures in physical and mechanical properties, (2) why CRM show variety of properties though they have the common element of C. It seems that structures and modifications have key factors

<TOPICS>This symposium is organized in junction between MRS-J and A-MRS, and endorsed by THO (Team Harmonized Oxides) Japan.• Preparations, syntheses and chemistry of CRM.• Theoretical/computational approaches of CRM. • Functionalization and surface modifications.• Characterizations and properties of CRM.• Relations between structures and properties.• Device applications of CRM

CARBON AND RELATED MATERIALS

~Syntheses, Evaluationsand their Applications~ (D7)

<Australia-Japan Joint Forum>

・Satoru Kaneko (Head) (KISTEC, Japan) <[email protected]>・Masami Aono (Sub-Head) (Kagoshima Univ., Japan) <[email protected]> ・Yasuharu Ohgoe (Tokyo Denki Univ., Japan)・Francesca Iacopi (Sub-Head) (Univ. Tech. Sydney, Australia) <[email protected]>・Dusan Losic (Univ. Adelaide, Australia)・Jana Vejpravová (Charles Univ., Czechia)・Martin Kalbac (Czech Academy of Sciences, Czechia) ・Paolo Mele (Shibaura Inst. Tech., Japan)・Tamio Endo (Japan Adv. Chem., Japan)

Masataka Hasegawa (AIST, Japan) Robert Nemanich (Arizona State Univ., USA)Mariana Ionita (Univ. Pol. Bucharest, Romania)

Hirofumi Takaikawa (Tentative) (Toyohashi Univ. Tech., Japan)Satoshi Koizumi (NIMS, Japan)

Ruth Pachter (Air Force Res. Lab, USA)Olga Shimoni (UTS, Australia)

Inge Asselberghs (IMEC, Belgium)Diana Tran (Univ. Adelaide, Australia)

Kate Fox (RMIT, Australia)Michael Seo (CSIRO, Australia)

T.Goto (Univ. Tokyo, Japan)Mario Hofmann (Nat. Taiwan Univ., Taiwan)Ya–Ping Hsieh (Academia Sinica, Taiwan)

Jiri Cervenka (Institute of Physics, Czechia)Saratchandra Babu (GITAM, India)

CALL for PAPERSAbstract Deadline: Apr. 30, 2019

Early Bird Registration Deadline: Jun.21, 2019

Arranged by Team Harmonized Oxides (THO)

URL:https://www.nims.go.jp/nqe/sa/tho/

Invited Speakers