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1 Message from the organizers Dear Colleagues and Friends, 2018 Symposium for the Promotion of Applied Research Collaboration in Asia (SPARCA 2018) will be held in Okinawa, Japan, during Feb SPARCA stands for the Symposium for the Promotion of Applied Research Collaboration in Asia (SPARCA 2018), which is aimed at providing an international platform for the exchange and networking between top scientists, emerging young researchers, and students across a wide spectrum of materials science and engineering. We would like to invite you to participate in SPARCA Your active participation is the key to the success of this conference. Yours Sincerely, SPARCA 2018 Committee Asia Pacific Society for Materials Science (APSMR)
2 Conference organizing committee CONFERENCE CHAIRS Prof. YannWen LAN (National Taiwan Noraml University) Prof. Shih-Chieh HSU (Tamkang University) Prof. Shen-Ming CHEN (National Taipei University of Technology) Prof. Seong Chan JUN (Yonsei University) CONFERENCE PROGRAM DIRECTORS Dr. Yingxue SONG (APSMR) CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT Ms. Yaru WU (APSMR) Ms. Yangjun HU (APSMR)
3 Conference topics 1. Structure materials and Functional Coatings (metals, ceramics, and composites) 2. Materials for energy (saving, conversion, transfer, storage) and environment plus electrochemistry 2.1. Photovoltaics 2.2. Rechargeable Batteries and Fuel Cells 2.3. Materials for Thermal Management and Thermal Energy Utilization 2.4. Materials for Energy and Environmental Applications 3. Optics and Photonic Materials 4. Electronics, Magnetics and Nanomaterials 5. Polymer Science and Molecular Chemistry 6. Organic Materials and Bio-materials 7. Theory, Characterization and Computational Modeling of Materials FRI, 2/9 SAT, 2/10 SUN, 2/11 MON, 2/12 9:10 10:30 Pre-session Oral Presentation technical and 10:30 10:40 discussion forums Coffee & Tea Break 10:40 12:10 on international collaboration Oral Presentation 12:10 12:50 Lunch Break 13:00 14:30 Oral Presentation 14:30 14:40 Coffee & Tea Break 14:40 16:50 Oral Presentation Optional Excursion 17:00 18:30 19:00 20:30 Conference Registration & Reception Poster Session Conference Banquet
4 Presentation List (Room A) 9:10 FRI, 2/09 SAT, 2/10 SUN, 2/11 MON, 2/12 10:30 Pre-session 10:30 technical and discussion forums 10:40 on international collaboration 10:40 12:10 12:10 12:50 13:00 14:30 14:30 14:40 14:40 16:50 1. S.H. KIM 2. Y.H. KIM 3. A.H.W. NGAN 4. Y.J. JEONG 5. B.M. CHENG 13. J. KURAWAKI 14. T.H. CHUANG Coffee & Tea Break 15. Z.F. HUANG 16. J.Y. LIN 17. M. KIM Lunch Break 18. Y.K. SHEN 19. S. KANECO 20. D.S. TSAI Coffee & Tea Break 21. Y.W. LAN 22. C.I. LU 23. J. MOON 24. G.H. JEONG 25. T. IKEDA 26. Y.R. CHO 27. J.J. SHIM 28. D. WHANG 29. R. WU Conference Excursion 17:00 18:30 Conference Registration & Reception Poster Session 19:00 20:30 Conference Banquet (Approx. 1.5 hrs)
5 Presentation List (Room C) 9:10 FRI, 2/09 SAT, 2/10 SUN, 2/11 MON, 2/12 10:30 Pre-session 10:30 technical and discussion forums 10:40 on international collaboration 10:40 12:10 12:10 12:50 13:00 14:30 14:30 14:40 14:40 16:50 1. T. YAMATO 2. H. YOON 3. E.T. KANG 4. B. JEONG 5. C.M. KIM 6. H. KIM 7. C.C. TING 8. J. BAE 9. D. LIM 10. G.M. KIM 11. S. LEE 12. S.H. CHAO 13. Y.E. SUNG 14. J.C. LEE Coffee & Tea Break 15. Y.B. SHIM 16. J. KIM 17. S.C. LUO Lunch Break Coffee & Tea Break 25. S. NISHIHARA 26. M.J. PARK 27. S.S. SUN 28. W. YOON 29. Y.G. CHOI Conference Excursion 17:00 18:30 Conference Registration & Reception Poster Session 19:00 20:30 Conference Banquet (Approx. 1.5 hrs)
6 Presentations for SPARCA 2018 SATURDAY 2/10 LIST ROOM A 1. The Development of Smart Biomimetic Materials by Novel Hybrid Coating Process: Application I: Hemostatic Materials (S.H. KIM) 2. Effect of the HNTs on the Adhesive Interface of GFRP Repaired by Stepped Patch Method (Y.H. KIM) 3. High performing electrochemical actuators made from nickel hydroxide (A.H.W. NGAN) 4. The Effect of Twist on the Mechanical Properties of Carbon Nanotube Fibers (Y.J. JEONG) 5. Switchable Structural Modification Accompanying Altered Optical Properties of a Zwitterionic Polysquaraine (B.M. CHENG) SATURDAY 2/10 LIST ROOM C 1. Calixarene Based Fluorescent Chemosensors (T. YAMATO) 2. Deformation of High Aspect Ratio Structures for Bio-Inspired Applications (H. YOON) 3. Antifouling Polymer Brush Coatings via Biological and Biomimetic Anchors (E.T. KANG)
7 4. Biodegradable Thermogels for Biomedical Applications (B. JEONG) 5. Resonances Localized on Marginally Unstable Periodic Orbits (C.M. KIM) 6. Preparation of a graphitic carbon-supported Pt bimetallic catalyst with a Pt-rich shell using a protective coating method (H. KIM) 7. Optoelectronic Properties of Graphene Composite Materials (C.C. TING) 8. Reserved (J. BAE) 9. Applicability of Artifical Joint Porous Coating by using Direct Metal Tooling-based Additive Manufacturing Technology: For Reducing Fracture of Ceramic Liner of Acetabular Cup in Total Hip Arthroplasty (D. LIM) 10. Enhanced drug delivery using porous biopolymer coating on metal microneedle (G.M. KIM) 11. Imperceptible and gas permeable electronics for bio-medical applications (S. LEE) 12. The Study of the Novel Patterned Sapphire Substrate Applied for Enhancing the Efficiency of the GaN-based Light-emitting Diodes (S.H. CHAO) SUNDAY 2/11 LIST ROOM A 13. Novel Synthesis and spectroscopic characterization of gold and silver nanoparticles with fatty acid based benzenethiiol derivatives (J. KURAWAKI) 14. Non-collinear Domain Wall Spin-Structure at Ultrathin Magnetic Interfaces and its evolution Induced by Oxygen Adsorption (T.H. CHUANG)
8 15. Plasmonic Helical Nanoparticles with Sub-10-nm Helical Pitch (Z.F. HUANG) 16. Strategies to Improve the Electrochemical Properties of Li4Ti5O12 Anode Materials in Li-ion Batteries (J.Y. LIN) 17. Modeling, optimization and energy harvesting with thermal properties of composites (M. KIM) 18. Thermo-responsive Material Applied on 4D Printing (Y.K. SHEN) 19. Visible Light Induced Photocatalytic Oxidation of As(III) with WO3 in the presence of Cu ion and CuO (S. KANECO) 20. RC Time Constants before and after Soft Sparking Transition in Plasma Electrolytic Oxidation of Aluminum Alloys (D.S. TSAI) 21. Novel Two Dimensional Materials Nanoelectronics (Y.W. LAN) 22. Studies of Magnetic Domains in Co/MoS2 Heterostructure (C.I. LU) 23. Advanced in-situ Surface Analysis System in KBSI and its Application (J. MOON) 24. Low Temperautre Growth and Effective Doping on Nanocarbon Materials using Plasma-Based Hybrid CVD Process (G.H. JEONG) SUNDAY 2/11 LIST ROOM C 13. Nanoscale Design for Highly Durable and Active Electrocatalyst (Y.E. SUNG) 14. Theoretical and Experimental Studies for Designing High Performance Anode Materials: Lessons from the Na-Sn Battery (J.C. LEE)
9 15. Nanostructured Materials and Conducting Polymer Composites for Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Biosensor Applications (Y.B. SHIM) 16. Catalytic activity of dendrimer-encapsulated Pt nanoparticles for dehydrogenation of hydrogen storage chemicals (J. KIM) 17. Surface Manipulation of Poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) for Multifunctional Conductive Biointerfaces (S.C. LUO) POSTER SESSION P1.Revealing the characteristics of the SEI layer on the Graphite anode (J.H. PARK) P2.Synthesis of bi-functionalized terthiophene-based polymer and its applications to the electrochemical biosensor (W.C. LEE) P3.Synthesis of glod nanoparticle decorated organic-inorganic hybrid nanoflower for the electrochemical application (J.M. MOON) P4.Energy Density Increment in Li-ion rechargeable battery using LiCoO2/LiV3O8 and graphite/li-metal composite electrode cell (K.Y. BAE) P5.Correlating Light Absorption with Various Nanostructure Geometries in Vertically Aligned Si Nanowire Arrays (J.S. LEE) P6.Controlled Growth of Tungsten Diselenide Domains via Chemical Vapor Deposition (J.S. LEE) MONDAY 2/12 LIST ROOM A
10 25. Microstructure Control of Bulk Thermoelectric Materials via Phase Transformations (T. IKEDA) 26. Thermal Conductivity of Multi-Layered Clad Metal for Heat Exchanger and Cookware Application (Y.R. CHO) 27. Reserved (J.J. SHIM) 28. Monolayer graphene with controlled crystallinity and morphology: Synthesis and Electronic Applications (D. WHANG) 29. Factors Controlling the Performance of Thermal Insulation Materials and Heat Barrier Coatings (R. WU) MONDAY 2/12 LIST ROOM C 25. Rational Design of Novel Molecular Devices (S. NISHIHARA) 26. Design Rules of High-Conductivity Polymer Electrolytes (M.J. PARK) 27. Stimuli-responsive Fluorescent Organogelating Materials (S.S. SUN) 28. Li-powder Anode for Li-metal Rechargeable Battery (W. YOON) 29. Recent Advances on Chalcogenide Glasses for Use in Long-Wavelength Infrared-Transmitting Lens Applications (Y.G. CHOI)
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