SYMPOSIUM
Symposium I:
Design and Applications in Molecular Technology
"Molecular technology" is a new concept of academic research aiming to transform conventional science and technology by designing and synthesizing materials with desired physical, chemical, and biological functions at the molecular level. To create desired properties at the molecular level, one idea is to select the most suitable candidate molecules from an infinite number of molecules with the aid of theoretical and computational science. Further, atomic-level characterization of materials also supports the progress of molecular technology. We aim to build technologies that lead to the creation of innovative and precise new substances, materials, devices, and processes that cannot be considered as an extension of conventional molecular libraries and chemical technologies. Molecular technology will lead to overcoming interdisciplinary problems that were difficult to solve with the traditional academic fields such as chemistry, physics, and biology. This symposium is expected to attract diverse participants, including academia, government, and industry.
Topics will include:
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Design and synthesis of advanced materials designed at the molecular level
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Characterization of materials at atomic scale
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Molecule-based interdisciplinary research
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Computational calculation and simulation of molecular structure, behavior, reactivity, and property
Invited Speakers:
Charalampos Pappas (University of Freiburg, Germany)
"Emergence of protein-like structures from single monomers"
Giulio Ragazzon (University of Strasbourg, France)
“What can molecular machines offer besides motion?”
Kou Okuro (The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
“Guanidinium-based Molecular Glues for Controlling Biomolecular Functions”
Andrew J. Gross (French National Centre for Scientific Research, France)
“Molecular and polymeric assemblies at carbon electrodes for enzymatic bioelectrocatalysis”
Symposium Organizers
Yuta Nishina
Okayama University
Research Core for Interdisciplinary Sciences
Japan
Dibyendu Das
Indian Institute of Science Education and Research- Kolkata
Chemical Sciences
India
Novel Functional Materials
Nano-Materials Science and Devices
AI/Data Driven Materials Science and Technology
Advances in Biomedical Science and Engineering
Sustainable Materials, Processes, and Applications
Frontier Electronics, Spintronics, Phononics
Soft Matter and Biomaterial Interface
Functional Materials Research for Social Implementation
Advanced Materials for Energy and Environmental Science
Advanced Photonic Materials and Devices
Design and Applications in Molecular Technology