We organized the UK-Japan Workshop on “Organic-Inorganic Framework Materials”, together with iCeMS and British Consulate-General, Osaka.
Time&Date: 10-11th/October, 2013
Place: 2nd Floor Seminar Room @iCeMS Main Bldg, Kyoto University.
No registration required, free of charge.
Please visit the workshop website.
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All participants!!!
Susumu Kitagawa (iCeMS, Kyoto Univ); Opening Remarks
Tomohiro Nakayama (JST); Opening Remarks
Ed Thomson (UK Science & Innovation Network); Opening Remarks
Tony Cheetham (Univ. of Cambridge); Opening Remarks and Kick off Talk
Some Aspects of the Physical Properties of Inorganic-Organic Framework Materials
Hiroshi Kageyama (Kyoto Univ.);
Topochemical Reactions in Condensed Phases toward Functional Properties
Andrew Goodwin (Univ. of Oxford);
Order, Disorder, Flexibility, Function: Functional Molecular Frameworks by Design
Katsuhiko Ariga (NIMS);
Manual Nanotechnology as a New Nanotechnology Manual
Sihai Yang (Univ. of Nottingham);
Metal-Organic Framework Materials for Gas Storage and Separations
Shigeyoshi Sakaki (Kyoto Univ.);
Gas Absorption and Spin Transition of the Hofmann-Type Porous Coordination Polymer: Theoretical Study
Hiroshi Kitagawa (Kyoto Univ.);
Creation of Functional Materials on the Basis of Elemental Strategy
Richard Catlow (University College London);
Predictive Computational Modelling of Microporous Materials
Tina Düren (Univ. of Edinburgh);
Molecular Simulation of Adsorption in MOFs: Useful Insights but Only if Used With Care
Ben Slater (University College London) ;
Insights into Structure and Function of MOFs
Hiroki Oshio (Univ. of Tsukuba) ;
Metal Complexes with Multi-Bistability
Satoshi Horike (Kyoto Univ.);
Design of Proton Conductive Pathways in Coordination Polymers
Richard Walton (Univ. of Warwick);
OF Crystallisation: In Situ Diffraction and Multi-Component Materials
Yasuhide Inokuma (Univ. of Tokyo);
Crystallographic Analysis of Trace Compounds Using Porous Complexes
Russell Morris (Univ. of St Andrews);
Out of Weakness Comes Strength—Using the Instability of MOFs to Our Advantage
Shuhei Furukawa (iCeMS, Kyoto Univ.);
Controlled Molecular Release from Porous Coordination Polymers
Kenichiro Itami (Nagoya Univ.);
Controlled Bottom-Up Synthesis of Molecular Nanocarbons
Matthew Rosseinsky (Univ. of Liverpool);
Selective Sorption and Structural Transformations in New Metal-Organic Frameworks
The seminar room was full of audiences!!
The discussions were continuously being active event at the reception.
Exchanging ideas at the coffee break and the poster session.
Informal mixer at the end of workshop.
