Program
Technical Program
≪Tentative program can be found here.≫
Invited talks
The keynote speakers and the selected invited speakers will be announced on this website. Editor’s talk, “Carbon Science Perspective”, is planned by Prof. Alberto Bianco.
≪More information about confirmed speakers can be found here.≫
Group discussion
Organizing committee are now planning "Group Discussion". Participants will be divided into each specialized field and will have a detailed discussion.
Poster presentation
“Student poster award” will be offered to the excellent students. Students are strongly encouraged to give poster presentation and discuss with up-and-coming researchers.
Session Topics
Session 1 Carbon Materials in Electrochemical Application
Electrochemical device is one of the most active field of carbon materials. In addition to conventional carbon materials , there is no doubt that the field will grow even further with the use of nanocarbon, .
Session 2 Carbon Materials in Environmental Application
In recent years, environmental science has attracted more attention, and many academic journals have been launched. Carbon materials also play a very important role in the field of environmental science.
Session 3 Advanced Nanocarbon Materials
As you know, since the discovery of fullerene, nanocarbon has been studied in many fields. Recently, inexpensive materials have begun to be offered, and we can't take our eyes off in the future.
Social Program
Get-together (27th June)
On the first evening, after discussion, we walk through the precincts of Todaiji and go to a restaurant "Half Time" in Nara National Museum. On the way, you meet a lot of deers living in Nara Park. They are considered divine messengers and symbols of Nara. Therefore they are allowed to roam freely through the park. Please see the video "The deer of Nara" on Youtube.
Free Tourism (28th June)
The history of Japan as a unified nation began in Nara. In the Nara period (710–784), Our ancestors had already interacted with China and other regions through the Silk Road. This is reflected in Nara's unique history and culture. As a consequence, Nara has three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Visiting them will help you understand Nara's contribution to Japanese history and culture, and its relationship with the world.
