Memorial Lecture
Memorial Lecture
March 15 13:15〜15:00
15p-A2 - 1〜2
1 Bridging Semiconductor and Magnetism Tohoku Univ.　○Hideo Ohno
Lunch 14:05〜14:10
15p-A2 - 1〜2
2 Microchannel Epitaxy- from understanding of crystal growth to application -Microchannel Epitaxy- from understanding of crystal growth to application - Tokyo Univ.　○Tatau Nishinaga
Special Symposium
Applied Physics toward Green Society - Present Status and Future Prospects for Power Generation, Storage, Transmission and Saving Technologies -
March 15 9:30〜17:55
15a-S - 1〜4
1 Relation between Applied Physics and Green Society - Introductory Talk - Waseda University, Center for Research Strategy1　○Yuichi Matsushima1
2 Future Energy and Applied Physics Graduate school of Science and Eng, PVREC, Tokyo Tech1　○Makoto Konagai1
Break 10:25〜10:40
3 Future Outlook of Photovoltaic Technologies AIST, RCPVT1　○ 1
4 Large scale Photovoltaic Generation System toward the Future NTT Facilities, Inc., Tokyo Institute of Technology1　○Ryo Tanaka1
Lunch 12:00〜13:30
15p-S - 1〜7
1 High efficiency ecology devices (power devices, low power devices, energy harvest) ROHM Co., Ltd.1　○Hidemi Takasu1
2 Present and Future on Technology of Energy Storage Faculty of Science and Engineering, Waseda Univ.1　○Tetsuya Osaka1
3 Present Status and Future Prospects for Wind Power Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation1　○Michio Nittoji1
Break 15:30〜15:45
4 Development Status of Superconducting Power Cable Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.1　○Takato Masuda1
5 Multicore Technology for Green Computing Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Waseda University1　○Hironori Kasahara1
6 Technology for Smart Grid Graduate School of Advanced Science and Eng., RIANT, Waseda Univ.1　○Yasuhiro Hayashi1
7 Closing Remarks Faculty of Science and Engineering, Waseda Univ.1　○Horikoshi Yoshiji1
Element Strategy for Applied Physics
March 15 13:30〜17:40
15p-E4 - 1〜9
1 Introductory Talk Tokyo Tech1　○Kamiya Toshio1
2 New Prospects for Elements Strategy Initiative by MEXT Office for Materials Science and Nanotechnology Development, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology1　○Shuichi Sakamoto1
3 An overview of the current situation of the Rare-Earths
Market and consideration about securing supply options		 Metals Strategy & Exploration Unit, JOGMEC1　○Yozo Baba1
4 Materials Informatics: A Novel Approach to Materials Design Kyoto Univ.1, JFCC2　○Isao Tanaka1,2, Atsuto Seko1, Fumiyasu Oba1, Atsushi Togo1
5 Future Possibilities of Graphene Electronics RIEC, Tohoku Univ.1　○Maki Suemitsu1
Break 15:25〜15:40
6 New Development of Lead-free Piezoelectric Materials Univ. Yamanashi1　○Satoshi Wada1, Ichiro Fujii1, Ryuta Mitsui1, Koichi Nakashima1, Nobuhiro Kumada1
7 First-Principles Electronic Structure Calculation Department of Physics, Faculty of Science/ISSP, The University of Tokyo1　○Shinji Tsuneyuki1
8 Can ZnO beat GaAs? QPEC & Dept Appl Phys, Univ Tokyo1, CMRG&CERG, RIKEN-ASI2　○Masashi Kawasaki1,2
9 Materials Strategy for Functional Design Utilizing Abundant Elements FRC&MSL, Tokyo Tech1　○Hideo Hosono1
Symposium
Gravity application research
March 15 13:30〜18:15
15p-C3 - 1〜9
1 Extreme gravity field by shock wave Hiroshima University1　○Toshimori Sekine1
2 Isotopic fractionation of a solid tin under a ultra-strong centrifugal force field Japan Atomic Energy Agency1, Kumamoto University2　○Takahito Osawa1, Masao Ono1, Fumitaka Esaka1, Satoru Okayasu1, Tsutomu Mashimo2
3 Variation of Lattice Vibration of Ionic Thin Crystal Layer under Strong Gravitational Field: MD Simulation Toyama Prefectural Univ.1, Okayama Univ.2, Kumamoto Univ.3　○Takahiro Kinoshita1, Takashi Kawakami1, Katsuyuki Kawamura2, Tsutomu Mashimo3
4 Change in structure and property of compound crystal under strong gravitational field Kumamoto University1　○Tsutomu Mashimo1
5 Sedimentation Behavior of Powder in Thick Slurry under Centrifugal Force Hiroshima University1　○Hiroyuki Suzuki Y.1
Break 16:00〜16:15
6 Development of Peltier current lead for superconducting direct current transmission and distribution systems Chubu Univ.1　○Toshio Kawahara1, Satarou Yamaguchi1
7 Improvement of functional properties by high oriented crystal structures synthesized in short-duration microgravity condition AIST1　○mikito mamiya1, hideaki nagai1
8 Effect of Gravity on the Solute Transport in Crystal Growth of Alloy Semiconductors RIE Shizuoka Univ.1, Osaka Univ.2, Shizuoka Insti Sci. and Tech.3, JAXA4　○Yasuhiro Hayakawa1, Arivanandhan Mukannan1, Rajesh Govindasamy1, Tadanobu Koyama1, Yoshimi Momose1, Hisashi Morii1, Toru Aoki1, Akira Tanaka1, Yasunori Okano2, Youhei Takagi2, Tetsuo Ozawa3, Kaoruho Sakata4, Yuko Inatomi4
9 High refractive Index glass production by Containless Processing Institute of Space and Astronautical Science1　○kentei yu1, Shinichi Yoda1
レーザービームシェーピングの新展開
March 16 9:00〜12:30
16a-E9 - 1〜7
1 Introductory Talk IIS, Univ. Tokyo1　○Kazuo Kuroda1
2 Intensity Distribution Control of Vector Beam IMRAM, Tohoku Univ.1　○Yuichi Kozawa1, Shunichi Sato1
3 Generation of ultrashort topological light pulses Hokkaido Univ.1, JST-CREST2　○Ryuji Morita1,2
4 Frequency extension of high power optical vortex laser Chiba University1, JST-CREST2　○Takashige Omatsu1,2
Break 10:50〜11:00
5 Tailored Beam Generation by Photonic Crystal Lasers and Its Focusing Characteristics Kyoto Univ.1　○Kyoko Kitamura1, Masaya Nishimoto1, Susumu Noda1
6 Transverse-mode control and application of microchip solid-state lasers with laser-diode end pumping Tokai University1　○Kenju Otsuka1
▲ 7 A Quintessential Non-Gaussian Laser Source University of Electro-communications1, PNLebedev Physical Institute of RAS2　○ManasadeviPriyamvadha Thirugnanasambandam1, Yuri Senatsky2, Kenichi Ueda1
Various shock phenomena and their technological development
March 16 13:30〜18:00
16p-C3 - 1〜13
1 Introductory Talk : Various Shock Phenomena and Their Technological Development National Defense Academy1　○Hitoshi Matsumoto1
2 Development of a Pulsed Wire Discharge Method using Powders for Preparation of Nanosized Particles Nagaoka Univ. Tech.1　○Hisayuki Suematsu1, Satoru Ishihara1, Tsuneo Suzuki1, Tadachika Nakayama1, Koichi Niihara1
3 Synthesis and Recovery of Metastable Materials Induced by Shock Compression MSL, Tokyo Tech.1, IGSSE, Tokyo Tech.2, SWCC Syowa3　○Toshiyuki Atou1, Ryo Atarashi2,3, Shigeta Goto2
4 Post-Shock Pressure Modulation in Supersonic Flows Nagoya Univ.1　○Akihiro Sasoh1
5 Discussion of Fracture Risk Evaluation Method by Impact Force - Application to Forensic Science - Eisyo Metal Co., Ltd1, NCGG2　○Yasumi Ito1,2
6 Simulation on Laser Peening using Shocks produced by Laser Ablation Inst. Laser Tech.1, Osaka Sangyo Univ.2, Kinki Univ.3　○Hiroyuki Furukawa1, Manabu Heya2, Hitoshi Nakano3
Break 15:40〜15:55
7 Inactivation of Marine Microbe by Shock generated by Pulsed, Power Injection into Aqueous Solution Niigata Inst. Technol.1　○Go Imada1, Takeshi Kawamura1, Kouhei Sato1
8 Dynamics of Shock-induced Structural Phase Transition of Zirconia Ceramics Tokyo Tech1, Univ. Tokyo2, JAXA3, KEK4　○Kazutaka Nakamura1, Jianbp Hu1, Kouhei Ichiyanagi2, Nobuaki Kawai3, Shunsuke Nozawa4, Tokushi Sato4, Shinichi Adachi4
9 Improvement of fatigue properties for low pressure turbine blades by laser peening Toshiba1　○Itaru Chida1, Yuji Sano1, Takao Inukai1, Rie Sumiya1, Hidekazu Sasaki1, Itaru Murakami1, Hiroshi Nomura1
10 Improvement in Fatigue Strength of FSW Joints of Aluminum Alloy by Laser Peening Toshiba Corp.1, Okinawa Nat. Coll. Tech.2　○Yuji Sano1, Kiyotaka Masaki2
11 Quantitative analysis of fragmentation of spherical Aluminum projectile by hypervelocity impact onto Alumina ceramic target National Defense Academy1　○Fumikazu Saito1
12 Behavior of filled PWB strain by high impact Yokogawa Denshikiki1　○Mitsuru Hirano1, Kenichiro Hoshi1, Takashi Koizumi1
13 syougeki Toukyoukouka Univ1　○Kengo Murata1
素子間信号伝達構造界面の物理化学，その現状と今後
March 17 13:30〜17:10
17p-A5 - 1〜8
1 Introductory Talk AIST1　○Shin-ichi Ogawa1
2 Basics and Future Prospect for On-Chip Signal Transmission Technology Tokyo Tech.1　○Akira Matsuzawa1
3 Local Interface Toughness in LSI Interconnects Evaluated by Using the Mechanical Test in a Scanning Electron Microscope
 Nagoya Institute of Technology1, JST2, Keio University3, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.4, JEOL Ltd.5　○Shoji Kamiya1,2, Nobuyuki Shishido1,2, Hisashi Sato1,2, Kozo Koiwa1,2, Omiya Masaki2,3, Masahiro Nishida1,2, Takashi Suzuki4, Tomoji Nakamura4, Takeshi Nokuo2,5, Tadahiro Nagasawa2,5
4 Analysis of Local Strain Structures around Through-Silicon Via Interconnects Nagoya Univ.1, The Univ. of Tokyo2, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd3　○Osamu Nakatsuka1, Hideki Kitada2, Youngsuk Kim2, Yoriko Mizushima3, Tomoji Nakamura3, Takayuki Ohba2, Shigeaki Zaima1
5 Optical losses in ultra-small waveguide system for optical wiring. NTT Microsystem Integration Labs.1　○Seiichi Itabashi1, Kouji Yamada1, Tai Tsuchizawa1, Toshifumi Watanabe1
Break 15:25〜15:40
6 Contact formation on the basis of the electrical transport in graphene below the metal Univ. of Tokyo1　○Kosuke Nagashio1, Akira Toriumi1
7 Formation of electrical contact in organic field-effect transistors NIMS1, RIEKN2, JST-CREST3　○Takeo Minari1,2, Peter Darmawan1, Kazuhito Tsukagoshi1,3
8 Atomistic Metallic Wires and Their Conductance Univ. Tsukuba1　○Tokushi Kizuka1
Evolution of Ferroelectric Thin-film Applications for Energy Field
March 17 13:45〜18:00
17p-F5 - 1〜11
1 Introductory Talk AIST　○Takashi Iijima1
2 Piezoelectric MEMS energy harvesting Kobe Univ1　○Isaku Kanno1
3 Materials Science Approach to Improve the Performance of　Piezoelectric Vibration Energy Harvester Osaka Pref. Univ.1, Tech. Res. Inst. Osaka Pref.2　○Takeshi Yoshimura1, Syuichi Murakami2, Hiroki Miyabuchi1, Yusaku Kawahara1, Norifumi Fujimura1
4 Characteristics of Piezoelectric Power Generation using PVDF Film and Its Application Tokyo Univ. of Sci.1, Kobayashi Inst. Phys. Res.2　○Takashi Nakajima1, Hideki Sugiyama1, Takeo Furukawa2, Soichiro Okamura1
5 Pyroelectric energy harvesting and electrocaloric effect of ferroelectric materials Shonan Inst. Tech.1　○Hiroshi Maiwa1
Break 15:45〜16:00
6 Applications of Surface Potential Generated by Pyroelectric and Photogalvanic Effects National Institute for Materials Science1, SWING Ltd.2, RIKEN3　○Kenji Kitamura1,2, Shunji Takekawa1,2, Hideki Hatano1,2, Oleg Lochev3
7 Polarization-induced photovoltaic effects in Nd-doped BiFeO3 ferroelectric thin films College of Sci. & Eng. Kanazawa Univ.1, Grad. School of Natural Sci. & Tech. Kanazawa Univ.2　○Shuhei Yamazaki1, Yohei Ukai2, Takeshi Kawae1, Akiharu Morimoto1
8 Photo-induced Current of Hexagonal YMnO3 Films Osaka prefecture Univ.1　○（M1）Yuta Okumura1, Hiroki Yukawa1, Atsushi Ashida1, Takeshi Yoshimura1, Norifumi Fujimura1
9 Photo-induced phenomena of YbFe2O4 epitaxial thin films Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka Prefecture Univ.1　○（M2）Hiroki Yukawa1, Takeshi Yoshimura1, Atsushi Ashida1, Norifumi Fujimura1
10 Possible Application of Electronic Ferroelectric Material for Energy Devises Grad. Sch. of Sci. and Eng., Okayama Univ.1　○Naoshi Ikeda1, Tomoko Nagata1, Takashi Kambe1, Jun Kano1
11 Closing Talk JAIST1　○Susumu Horita1
薄膜シリコン太陽電池と有機薄膜太陽電池のサイエンス
March 16 9:00〜12:00
16a-F7 - 1〜7
1 Introductory of the Symposium - Science of Thin Film Silicon Solar Cells and Organic Thin Film Solar Cells - Gifu Univ.1　○Takashi Itoh1
2 Evolution of organic thin-film solar cells, and optical and electronic properties of organic semiconductors Osaka Pref. Univ.1　○Hiroyoshi Naito1
3 Electronic transport: amorphous and microcrystalline silicons Gifu Univ.1, Nagoya Indust. Sci. Research Inst.2　○Koichi Shimakawa1,2
Break 10:05〜10:25
4 Introduction to Silicon Thin-Film Solar Cells - Present status and technological opportunity Tokyo Tech1　○Makoto Konagai1
5 Ultrafast dynamics of excitons and charged carriers in organic solar cells AIST1, Nihon Univ.2　○Akihiro Furube1, Steffan Cook1, Ryuzi Katoh2, Hiroki Mitsuta1, Tetsuhiko Miyadera1, Yuji Yoshida1
6 Microscopic characterization of charge-carrier trapping mechanisms in organic thin-film solar cells by light-induced ESR Univ. of Tsukuba1, JST PRESTO2　○Kazuhiro Marumoto1,2
7 Closing Talk AIST1　○Yuji Yoshida1
田中昭二先生追悼シンポジウム「高温超伝導研究開発の２５年と将来 - 発見前夜から超伝導デバイス・線材開発まで - 」
March 15 9:00〜12:00
15a-B7 - 1〜4
1 Foresight and strong wish of Prof. Shoji Tanaka:investigation into high temperature superconductivity based on the concept of semi-condutor JST1　○Koichi Kitazawa1
2 Looking back the source of high temperature superconductivity R&D, Professor Shoji Tanaka's Laboratory TEPCO1　○Hideo Ishii1
Break 10:20〜10:40
3 Challenges to realize room-temperature superconductivity and superconducting LSI SRL-ISTEC1　○Keiichi Tanabe1
4 Future Prospect of High Temperature Superconductors; Processing of High Quality Large Single Crystals and Coated Conductors ISTEC　○Yuh Shiohara1
Frontier of next-generation devices and meterials in the post-scaling era
March 15 9:00〜17:45
15a-F6 - 1〜6
1 Post-scaling Age opened up through Basic Research JST1　○Katsuaki Sato1
2 Ge-based Electronic-Photonic Integrated Circuits for On-chip Optical Interconnection Univ. Tokyo1, JST-CREST2　○Mitsuru Takenaka1,2, Shinichi Takagi1
3 Charge/spin/photon hybrid single-electron device based on quantum dot Nanoquine　Univ. of Tokyo1, IIS, Univ. of Tokyo2, PRESTO-JST3, Sophia Univ.4　○Toshihiro Nakaoka1,2,3,4, Yugo Tamura1,2, Katsuyuki Watanabe1,2, Naoto Kumagai1,2, Toshiyuki Miyazawa1,2, Yasutomo Ota1,2, Satoshi Iwamoto1,2, Yasuhiko Arakawa1,2
4 Quantum information devices by single paramagnetic color center in wide-bandgap semiconductor Osaka Univ1, PRESTO2　○Norikazu Mizuochi1,2
5 Creation of an optically-generated-flux-quantum nano-device with superconducting nanobridges Osaka Univ.1, PRESTO-JST2　○Iwao Kawayama1,2
6 FIRST Program:Development of Core Technologies for Green Nanoelectronics AIST1　○Naoki Yokoyama1
Lunch 11:45〜13:00
15p-F6 - 1〜9
1 Recent Progress on Materials Research for Nitride Semiconductor Frontiers Ritsumeikan Univ.1, Kogakuin Univ.2, Ritsumeikan Univ.3, Seoul National Univ.4　○Yasushi Nanishi1,4, Tomohiro Yamaguchi2, Ke Wang1, Tsutomu Arai3, Yoon Euijoon4
2 Novel optical functionality in widegap polar semiconductor photonic nanostructures IMR, Tohoku Univ.1, JST PRESTO2, Tokyo Univ.3　○Ryuji Katayama1,2, Takashi Matsuoka1, Yujiro Fukuhara3, Masahiro Kakuda3, Shigeyuki Kuboya3, Kentaro Onabe3
3 Fabrication of III-nitride substrate for optoelectronic integrated circuit and control of its heat transfer -Development of solid source AlN solution growth technique- RIAM, Kyushu Univ.1, JST PRESTO2　○Yoshihiro Kangawa1, 2
4 New functionalities at the interfaces of wide-gap oxides MSL, Tokyo Tech1, JST2　○Tomofumi Susaki1,2
Break 15:10〜15:25
▲ 5 Magnetoresistance and spin-transfer torque in magnetic tunnel junctions AIST1, IEEE Distinguished Lecturer2　○Shinji Yuasa1,2, Kay Yakushiji1, Hitoshi Kubota1, Akio Fukushima1, Koji Ando1
6 Development of single-electron spin transistors with silicon-based nanostructures Kyushu Univ.1, PRESTO-JST2　○Kohei Hamaya1,2
7 Wide-gap ferromagnetic semiconductor devices Univ. Tokyo1, JST-PRESTO2　○Tomoteru Fukumura1,2
8 Development of materials for thermoelectronics University of Tsukuba1, JST PRESTO2　○Wataru Kobayashi1,2
9 Closing Talk Tokyo Tech1　○Shunri Oda1
Energy and environmental professional group promoted"Energy innovative technology for Green Society - from solar energy application to energy system -"
March 15 9:00〜17:55
15a-E2 - 1〜7
1 Introductory talk: "Energy innovative technology for Green Society" RCAST, Univ. of Tokyo1　○Katsushi Fujii1
2 Issues and the Prospect of Japan's Energy Demand and Supply after the Great East Japan Earth Earthquake 生産技術研究所1　○Kazuhiko Ogimoto1
3 Advanced Energy Network for Smart Community NTT1　○Morito Matsuoka1
4 Smart Community Projects in NEDO New Energy and industrial Technology Development Organization1　○Satoshi Morozumi1
Break 10:35〜10:50
5 Virtual Integration Technology of Distributed Energy Storages NEC1　○Koji Kudo1, Hitoshi Yano1, Hisato Sakuma1, Yuma Iwasaki1
6 Green Innovation for changing life style NEC1　○Shuichi Tahara1
7 Decentralized Energy Management for Mass Deployment of PV Systems The Univ. of Tokyo1　○Takashi Ikegami1
Lunch 12:05〜13:30
15p-E2 - 1〜9
1 Concentrator High-efficiency Solar Power Generation Univ. Tokyo1　○Masakazu Sugiyama1
2 Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) Technology JGC CORPORATION1　○Yuji Saito1
3 R&D on Solar Thermochemical Fuels Production Niigata Univ.1　○Tatsuya Kodama1
4 Prospects of power transmission by superconducting cables Univ. of Tokyo1　○Jun-ichi Shimoyama1
Break 15:30〜15:45
5 Advanced technologies for Photovoltaic systems National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology1　○Takashi OOZEKI1
6 Issues of Large Penetration of Renewable Energy Source Generation for Electrical Power System The University of Tokyo1　○Jumpei Baba1
7 Small Energy and Its Effective Use Tohoku Univ.1　○Kazuyuki Tohji1
8 The Potential and Future of Smart Communities Nikkei Business Publications,Inc.1　○Kenji Kaneko1
9 Closing Remarks Tokai Univ. Dept.Human Development1　○Haru-Hisa Uchida1
中性子・X線のコラボレーションによる薄膜・多層膜の埋もれた界面の解析の新しい展開
March 15 9:30〜15:15
15a-B8 - 1〜6
1 Requirement of nano scale analysis and solution for varied interfaces NIMS1, Meiji Univ.2　○Toyohiro Chikyow1, Takahiro Nagata1, Toshihide Nabatame1, Kazuyoshi Kobashi1,2, Naruhiro Ikeno1,2, Atsushi Ogura2
2 Theoretical Study on Buried Interface: Structure of Liquid near Solid Surface Kyoto Univ.1　○Masahiro Kinoshita1
3 New Proposal on X-ray Reflectivity Analysis for buried interfaces Kobe Univ.1　○Yoshikazu Fujii1
Break 10:45〜11:00
4 Quick Three-Dimensional Reciprocal Space Mapping with a Simultaneous Multi-Wavelength Dispersive Mode ISSP1, Tokyo Gakugei Univ.2, KEK-PF3　○Tetsuroh Shirasawa1, Etsuo Arakawa2, Wolfgang Voegeli3, Toshio Takahashi1, Tadashi Matsushita3
5 Observation of non-Brownian motion of nanoparticles grafted with polymer brush by X-ray Photon Correlation Spectroscopy JST, ERATO1, RIKEN/SPring-8 Center2, Kyoto Inst. Tech.3　○Taiki Hoshino1,2, Moriya Kikuchi1,2, Daiki Murakami1,2, Yoshiko Harada1,2, Koji Mitamura1,2, Kiminori Ito2, Yoshihito Tanaka2, Sono Sasaki2,3, Masaki Takata2, Hiroshi Jinnai1,2, Atsushi Takahara1,2
6 Current status of the new polarized neutron reflectometer (SHARAKU) at J-PARC, and prospects for study on multilayers J-PARC Center1, JAEA2　○Masato Kubota1,2
Lunch 12:00〜13:00
15p-B8 - 1〜7
▲ 1 Neutron and X-ray reflection tomography: new and complementary tools for surface and interface imaging of thin films and multilayer materials University of Tsukuba1, National Institute for Materials Science2　○Vallerie Ann Samson1, Mari Misuzawa2, Kenji Sakurai1,2
2 Ultra-small-angle X-ray and neutron imaging using gratings - a promising application of complementary use of X-rays and neutrons GSFS, Univ. Tokyo1　○Wataru Yashiro1
3 Quick X-ray Reflectivity Study on Poly Vinyl Acetate Thin Film during Glass Transition CROSS1, NIMS2　○Mari Mizusawa1, Kenji Sakurai2
4 Organic heterostructures studied by X-ray scattering techniques Iwate Univ.1, Chiba Univ.2, Uni. Tuebingen3　○Takuya Hosokai1, Alexander Hinderhofer2, Alexander Gerlach3, Frank Schreiber3
5 Measurement of X-ray Reflectivity of a Pd-based Amorphous Alloy Thin Film on Crystallization Tohoku Univ.1, Gunma Univ.2　○Tokujiro Yamamoto1, Kouichi Hayashi1, Kosuke Suzuki2, Masahisa Ito2
△ 6 Orbital/spin ordering in Mn-oxide superlattice thin films observed by resonant soft x-ray scattering Univ. of Tokyo1, Univ. of British Columbia2, IFW Dresden3, HZB4, Canadian Light Source5, Univ. of Waterloo6, Swiss Light Source7, RIKEN CMRG8　○（PC）Hiroki Wadati1,2, Geck Jochen3, Schierle Enrico4, Sutarto Ronny2, He Feizhou5, Hawthorn David6, Garganourakis Marios7, Scagnoli Valerio7, Staub Urs7, Masao Nakamura8, Masashi Kawasaki1,8, Yoshinori Tokura1,8, George Sawatzky2
7 Study of magnetism in manganite superlattice by resonant soft x-ray scattering JAEA1, J-PARC2, AIST3, KEK4　○Masato Kubota1,2, Hiroyuki Yamada3, Jun Okamoto4, Yuuichi Yamasaki4, Hironori Nakao4, Youichi Murakami4, Akihito Sawa3
Can Silicide Thermoelectric Materials be the Answer to Waste Heat Power Generation?　　 〜Weighing of present performance and topics for development〜
March 15 9:30〜16:50
15a-B2 - 1〜5
1 Opening Talk of the Symposium Ibaraki Univ.1　○Haruhiko Udono1
2 Direct thermal-to-electric power generation by silicide materials Tokyo Univ. of Science1　○Tsutomu Iida1
3 Enhanced Figure of Merit of a Porous Thin Film Life BEANS Kyushu1, Kyushu Inst. of Tech.2　○Koji Miyazaki1,2
4 Atomic Structure and Thermoelectric Properties of PBET Interfaces in Chimney-Ladder Silicides Kyoto Univ.1, Univ. Hyogo2, Kobe Univ.3　○Norihiko Okamoto1, Hiroki Adachi2, Kyosuke Kishida1, Katsushi Tanaka3, Haruyuki Inui1
5 A novel method for synthesis of thermoelectric silicides using a Na flux IMRAM Tohoku Univ.1　○Takahiro Yamada1
Lunch 11:40〜13:30
15p-B2 - 1〜9
1 Guiding principle for practical thermoelectric materials using information about fine electronic structure and phonon dispersion Nagoya Univ.1, JST-PRESTO2　○Tsunehiro Takeuchi1,2
2 Zintl phase thermoelectric semiconductor, Sr0.3Mg2Si0.7 Dep.Apph.Phys.,Tohoku Univ.1　○Tsuyoshi Kajitani1, Kei Hayashi1, Toru Ueno1, Shouta Kikuchi1, Masataka Kubouchi1, Yuzuru Miyazaki1
3 Thermoelectric properties of a highly functional novel silicide with high temperature oxidation resistance NIMS1, Moscow State Univ.2　○Takao Mori1, Kirsanova Maria1,2, Zaikina Yulia2, Shevelkov Andrei2
△ 4 Effect of Cr-substitution on the p-type thermoelectric silicide MnSiγ (γ〜1.7) Dept. Appl. Phys., Tohoku Univ.1, IMR, Tohoku Univ.2　○（M2）Yuta Kikuchi1, Yuzuru Miyazaki1, Yoshitsugu Saito1, Kei Hayashi1, Kunio Yubuta2, Tsuyoshi Kajitani1
5 Effects of element substitution in thermoelectric n-type Mn3Si4Al3 AIST1, Hokkaido Univ.2, Nagoya Univ.3, JST CREST4　○Ryoji Funahashi1,4, Yoko Matsumura1,4, Hideaki Tanaka1, Tomonari Takeuchi1, Ryosuke Suzuki2,4, Yifeng Wang3,4, Wataru Norimatsu3,4, Kunihito Koumoto3,4
Break 15:00〜15:15
6 Valence Electron Control of Thermoelectric Higher Manganese Silicides Tohoku Univ.1　○Yuzuru Miyazaki1
7 Syntheses of Silicide-based Elements for Thermoelectric Power Generation and Improvement of Their Performance EcoTopia Science Inst., Nagoya Univ.1　○Takashi Itoh1
8 The improved performance of Mg2(Si,Sn) system thermoelectric semiconductor National Institute for Materials Science1　○Yukihiro Isoda1
9 Closing remarks: Outlook for Silicide Thermoelectrics NIMS1　○Takao Mori1
窒化物半導体における特異構造の理解と制御
March 15 9:30〜18:00
15a-F11 - 1〜8
1 Understanding and Control of Singularity Structure in Nitride Semiconductors (Introduction) Mie University1　○Kazumasa Hiramatsu1
2 Singular Nanostructures of Nitride Semiconductor and Device Applications Sophia Univ.1, Sophia Nanotech. Research Center2　○Katsumi Kishino1,2, Kazuhiro Ema1,2, Akihiko Kikuchi1,2, Ichirou Nomura1,2
3 Emission wavelength dependence of internal quantum efficiency in InGaN nanowires Toyota National College of Technology1, Yamaguchi Univ.2, Nagoya Univ.3　○Hideaki Murotani1, Hiroya Andoh1, Takehiko Tsukamoto1, Touko Sugiura1, Yoichi Yamada2, Takuya Tabata3, Yoshio Honda3, Masahito Yamaguchi3, Hiroshi Amano3
4 Dependence of light-extraction efficiency of InGaN based Light-Emitting Diodes on refractive index of cone-patterned mask layers Yamaguchi Univ.1　○（M1）Seita Miyoshi1, Akimi Uchida1, Keisuke Yamane1, Narihito Okada1, Kazuyuki Tadatomo1
Break 10:40〜10:55
5 AlGaN quantum dot-like carrier-localization structures formed on mixed-polar AlN Ritsumeikan Univ. R-GIRO1　○Misaichi Takeuchi1, Masahito Kurouchi1, EunSook Hwang1, Yoshinobu Aoyagi1
△ 6 Unification of rotational domains of LPE-AlN grown on nitrided sapphire substrate Tohoku Univ.1, Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. Ltd.2　○Masayoshi Adachi1, Mari Takasugi1, Masashi Sugiyama2, Akikazu Tanaka2, Hiroyuki Fukuyama1
△ 7 TEM Observation of 4H-AlN/4H-GaN Superlattice Grown on 4H-SiC (1120) Kyoto Univ.1, PESEC2　○Mitsuaki Kaneko1, Shunsaku Ueta1, Hironori Okumura1, Tsunenobu Kimoto1,2, Jun Suda1
8 Approaches for novel nitride emitting devices by atomic-layer heterostructure control RIKEN1　○Hideki Hirayama1
Lunch 12:10〜13:30
15p-F11 - 1〜11
1 Development of High-In Content InGaN Nagoya Univ., ARC1　○Hiroshi Amano1
△ 2 Observation of GaInN relaxation mechanism using in situ X-ray diffraction monitoring during MOVPE growth Fac.Sci & Technol., Meijo Univ.1, Akasaki Inst. Nagoya Univ.2　○（P）Daisuke Iida1, Toru Sugiyama1, Yasunari Kondo1, Mihoko Sowa1, Hiroyuki Matsubara1, Motoaki Iwaya1, Tetsuya Takeuchi1, Satoshi Kamiyama1, Isamu Akasaki1,2
3 Development of in-situ X-ray measurement system for observation of nitride-semiconductor crystal growth Nagoya Univ.1　○Masao Tabuchi1, Masanori Masuda1, Kota Yasunishi1, Guangxu Ju1, Hiroyuki Futaki1, Yasuhiro Mori1, Shingo Fuchi1, Yoshikazu Takeda1
4 Reduction of strain and dislocation using voids in AlN grown by HVPE Mie Univ.1　○Hideto Miyake1, Kazumasa Hiramatsu1
5 Introduction of Singularity Structure by Nonequilibrium Pulsed Excitation Control The Univrsity of Tokyo1, JST-CREST2　○Hiroshi Fujioka1,2
Break 15:30〜15:45
△ 6 Dislocation blocking process in {11-22}GaN growth on r-plane patterned sapphire substrates Tokuyama Corp.1, Grad. School of Sci. & Eng., Yamaguchi Univ.2　○Hiroshi Furuya1,2, Narihito Okada2, Kazuyuki Tadatomo2
7 Ab initio-based study for initial nitridation processes on sapphire substrate Mie Univ.1　○Toru Akiyama1, Yasutaka Saito1, Kohji Nakamura1, Tomonori Ito1
△ 8 Lattice tilt and slip in m-plane InGaN/GaN heterostructure Panasonic Co.1, Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Inst.2　○Shunji Yoshida1, Toshiya Yokogawa1, Yasuhiko Imai2, Shigeru Kimura2
9 Dynamics of localization, radiative and nonradiative recombination processes assessed by scanning near-field optical microscopy Kyoto Univ.1　○Yoichi Kawakami1, Mitsuru Funato1, Akio Kaneta1
10 A femtosecond pulsed electron beam for characterizing wide bandgap semiconductors Tohoku Univ.1, Univ. Tsukuba2　○Shigefusa Chichibu1, Kouji Hazu1, Youichi Ishikawa1, Kentaro Furusawa1, Akira Uedono2
11 Characteristic properties of GaN-based hetero-interface structures Hokkaido Univ.1　○Tamotsu Hashizume1
JSAP-KPS Joint Symposium ”Japan-Korea Symposium on Photovoltaics”
March 15 13:00〜16:25 ENGLISH SESSION
15p-A1 - 1〜10
▲ 1 Opening Remarks Tokyo Tech1　○Makoto Konagai1
▲ 2 Introductory Talk（5分） JAIST1　○Eisuke Tokumitsu1
▲ 3 Development of flexible see-through amorphous silicon based pin-type thin-film solar cells using imprint, oblique deposition, and dry etching Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology1, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology2　○Koeng Su Lim1, Jin-Wan Jeon1, Yunho Hong1, JungHo Jin2, Byeong-Soo Bae2
▲ 4 Cristal Issues for High-Efficiency CIGS Solar Cells and Modules AIST1, Kagoshima Univ.2, Tsukuba Univ.3, TUT4　○Shigeru Niki1, Shogo Ishizuka1, Hironori Komaki1, Shigenori Furue1, Hajime Shibata1, Koji Matsubara1, Akimasa Yamada1, Norio Terada2, Takeaki Sakurai3, Masanobu Izaki4, Katsuhiro Akimoto3
▲ 5 Optical Properties of InAs/GaAs Quantum Dot Solar Cells Yeungnam Univ.1, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science2, Chonbuk National Univ3　○Jong Su Kim1, Im Sik Han1, Seung Hyun Lee1, Chang Won Sohn1, Jae-Du Ha1, Sang Jo Lee1, Ryan P Smith1, Sang Jun Lee2, Sam Kyu Noh2, Jin Soo Kim3, Hyonkwang Choi4, Jae-Young Leem4
▲ 6 Application of Quantum Nanostructures to High-Efficiency Solar Cells Saitama Univ.1, RCAST The Univ. of Tokyo2　○Shuhei Yagi1, Yoshitaka Okada2
Break 14:50〜15:05
▲ 7 Broadband antireflective subwavelength structures for photovoltaic device applications Kyung Hee University1　○Jae Su Yu1
8 Highly Efficient Dye-sensitized solar Cells National Institute for Materials Science1　○Liyuan Han1
▲ 9 Organic-nanoparticle hybrid solar cells Seoul National Univ.1　○Changhee Lee1
▲ 10 Closing Remarks Tokyo Tech1　○Akira Yamada1
空間多重光ファイバ伝送と光インターコネクションの最新技術動向
March 15 13:00〜16:45
15p-F9 - 1〜7
1 Potential and Challenge of SDM Fiber-optic Transmission and Optical Interconnect NICT1　○Takeshi Kamiya1
2 Huge capacity transmission system and LG-MDM technology based on multi-core fibers National Inst. of information and communications technology1, Hokkaido Univ.2　○Yoshinari Awaji1, Jun Sakaguchi1, Naoya Wada1, Yasunori Toda2
3 Multi-core optical fiber technologies Sumitomo Electric Industries1　○Eisuke Sasaoka1
4 Multicore erbium doped fiber amplifier OFS Laboratories　○Kazi S. Abedin1
Break 15:00〜15:15
5 Spatial mode excitation and separation technologies for mode division multiplexing Hokkaido Univ.1, Yamanashi Univ.2　○Atsushi Okamoto1, Yuta Wakayama1, Kohei Aoki1, Satoshi Honma2, Akihisa Tomita1, Takuya Oda1, Daiki Soma1
6 Optical Inter-connect Module Technology NEC Yamanashi1, PETRA2　○Takara Sugimoto1,2, Taro Kaneko1,2, Masahiko Namiwaka1,2, Masaaki Nido1,2
7 World's 5th fastest Supercomputer "TSUBAME2.0" - Commodity Interconnect Configuration and Performance Analysis Hewlett-Packard Japan, Ltd.1　○Takao Hatazaki1
Semiconductor application of UV nanoimprint
March 15 13:00〜17:00
15p-A4 - 1〜7
1 Semiconductor application in UV nanoimprint Univ. of Hyogo1, JST-CREST2　○shinji matsui1,2
2 UV Imprint Lithography System for Semiconductor Application Molecular Imprints, Inc.1　○Hideyuki Wada1
3 Mold for UV nanoimprint Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.1　○Naoya Hayashi1
4 UV nanoimprint using condensable gas PFP AIST1　○Hiroshi Hiroshima1
Break 15:00〜15:15
5 Study of Demolding in UV nanoimprinting Univ. of Hyogo1, JST-CREST2　○Shuso Iyoshi1,2, Makoto Okada1,2, Shinji Matsui1,2
6 Kinetics and simulation in UV-NIL Osaka. Pref. Univ.1, JST-CREST2　○Yoshihiko Hirai1,2
7 Surface Science in Ultraviolet Nanoimprinting IMRAM, Tohoku Univ.1　○Masaru Nakagawa1
New development in 3D atomic imaging techniques
March 15 13:00〜17:10
15p-F3 - 1〜10
1 Introductory Talk JAIST　○Hiroshi Daimon 1
2 Element-, layer-, and site-specific property analysis by photoelectron diffraction spectroscopy and stereograph of atomic arrangements NAIST1, JASRI2　○Fumihiko Matsui1, Naoyuki Maejima1, Hirosuke Matsui1, Tomohiro Matsushita2, Hiroshi Daimon1
3 Applications of X-ray fluorescence holography to thin film samples 金属材料l研究所1　○Koichi Hayashi1
4 Electron Diffractive Imaging Hokkaido Univ.1　○Kazutoshi Gohara1
▲ 5 3D local structure analysis of relaxor ferroelectrics by X-ray fluorescence holography JAEA1, IMR Tohoku Univ.2, Hiroshima City Univ3, USTB4, SFU5, Hiroshima Inst. Tech.6, Univ. of Hyogo7　○Wen Hu1, Kouichi Hayashi2, Naohisa Happo3, Kenji Ohwada1, Jun Chen4, Zuo-Guang Ye5, Shinya Hosokawa6, Masamitu Takahasi1,7
Break 14:55〜15:10
6 Atomic Imaging of Surfaces and Interfaces with X-Ray CTR Scattering ISSP, Univ. of Tokyo1　○Toshio Takahashi1
7 An advanced atomic image reconstruction for photoelectron holography and internal -detector electron holography JASRI/SPring-81, NAIST2, HORIBA Limited3, Tohoku univ.4　○Tomohiro Matsushita1, Fumihiko Matsui2, Hiroshi Daimon2, Akio Uesaka3, Kouichi Hayashi4
8 Complementary experiment using photoelectron holography and X-ray fluorescence holography: Measurement of ferromagnetic semiconductor thin film Hirishima City Univ.1　○Naohisa Happo1
9 Measurement and analysis methods for fluorescent X-ray hologram SPpring-8/JASRI1, Hiroshima City Univ.2, Hiroshima Tech Univ.3, Tohoku Univ.4　○Kyoko Okada1, Tomohiro Matsushita1, Yoshitaka Yoda1, Toru Ohata1, Yoshiharu Sakurai1, Naohisa Happo2, Shinya Hosokawa3, Kouichi Hayashi4
10 Mn substitution site analysis of ZnSnAs2:Mn by X-Ray Fluorescence Holography method Nagaoka Univ. of Tech.1, Tohoku Univ.2, Hiroshima city Univ.3, Hiroshima Inst. of Tech.4, JAEA5, JASRI6　○（M2）Keitaro Yamagami1, Kouichi Hayashi2, Naotaka Uchitomi1, Naohisa Happo3, Yuuki Takehara3, Shinya Hosokawa4, Wen Hu5, Motohiro Suzuki6
Recent Progress in Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometery
March 15 13:00〜17:15
15p-B11 - 1〜10
1 Observation of presolar grains by isotope imaging Hokkaido Univ.1　○Hisayoshi Yurimoto1
2 Development of Laser Ionization Mass Nanoscope Osaka　Univ.1　○morio ishihara1
3 Highly sensitive- and quantitative-surface elemental analysis by resonance multi-photon ionization SNMS technique Nippon Steel Corp., Adv. Technol. Res. Labs.1　○Shunichi Hayashi1, Suguru Nishinomiya1, Naoyoshi Kubota1
4 Shave-off analysis of nano-scale objects ESC, Univ. Tokyo1, IIS, Univ. Tokyo2　○Masanori Owari1,2
5 Sectioning and analysis of fine carbon fibers using FIB-TOF-SIMS Kogakuin Univ.1, TOYAMA Co., LTD2, Kyushu Univ.3　○（PC）Miwa Ohnishi1, Takeharu Ishikawa1,2, Jin Miyawaki3, Seong-Ho Yoon3, Isao Mochida3, Tetsuo Sakamoto1
Break 15:15〜15:30
6 Bio-SIMS with Highly Excited Primary Beam Kyoto Univ.1, JST-CREST2　○Jiro Matsuo1,2
7 Development of a high-brightness charged droplet beam source for SIMS Univ. of Yamanashi, Medicine and Engineering1, Univ. of Yamanashi, Clean Energy Res. Center2　○Satoshi Ninomiya1, Lee Chuin Chen1, Hiroaki Suzuki2, Yuji Sakai2, Kenzo Hiraoka2
8 Development of an ion beam source for Cluster SIMS using vacuum electrospray of an ionic liquid AIST1　○Yukio Fujiwara1, Naoki Saito1, Hidehiko Nonaka1, Shingo Ichimura1
9 Applications using TOF-SIMS with gas cluster ion beam ULVAC-PHI1　○Takuya Miyayama1, Noriaki Sanada1
10 Dynamic Legacy in the Development of Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry Osaka University「Osaka Univ.」1　○Ryuihchi Shimizu1
nano-strain electronics-Novel devices and high-resolution characterization-
March 15 13:00〜17:15
15p-F10 - 1〜9
1 Introductory Talk Miyazaki Univ.1　○ Hidetoshi Suzuki1
2 Strain and Defects in Semiconductors RIAM, Kyushu Univ.1　○Koichi Kakimoto1, Bing Gao1, Satoshi Nakano1, Yoshihiro Kangawa1
3 X-ray microdiffraction analysis of microstructure and strain in local regions of semiconductor materials Osaka Univ.1, JASRI/SPring-82　○Akira Sakai1, Jun Kikkawa1, Yoshiaki Nakamura1, Yasuhiko Imai2, Osami Sakata2, Shigeru Kimura2
4 Self-Formation of Ultrahigh Density InAs Quantum Dots by Nano-Strain Control and Their Device Applications Univ. of Electro-Communications1　○Koichi Yamaguchi1
5 Observation of Strains in Semiconductor Thin-Film Crystals KASTEC, Kyushu Univ.1, ASEM, Kyushu Univ.2　○Noriyuki Kuwano1, Takaaki Kuwahara2
Break 15:05〜15:20
6 Influence of lattice strain on semiconductors and devices Kanazawa Institute of Technology1　○Osamu Ueda1
7 New evaluation method for tiny strain inside crystals using X-ray Berry-Phase effect Riken SPring-8 Center1　○Yoshiki Kohmura1, Kei Sawada1, Tetsuya Ishikawa1
8 In situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction study of nanometer-scale strains JAEA1　○Masamitu Takahasi1
9 Analysis of Semiconductor Device with TEM/STEM JEOL Ltd.1　○Noriaki Endo1, Eiji Okunishi1, Yukihito Kondo1
Recent Progress and Future Prospect of Electromagnetic Metamaterials
March 15 13:00〜17:30
15p-E3 - 1〜9
1 Introductory Talk : Recent Progress and Future Prospect of Electromagnetic Metamaterials Osaka Univ.1　○Masanori Hangyo1
2 Fundamentals and Applications of Periodic Microwave Metamaterials Yamaguchi Univ.1　○Atsushi Sanada1
3 Fabrication of three-dimensional resonant metamaterials RIKEN1, Hokkaido Univ.2　○Takuo Tanaka1, 2
4 Control of electromagnetic waves using coupled-resonator-based metamaterial Kyoto Univ.1　○Toshihiro Nakanishi1, Yasuhiro Tamayama1, Masao Kitano1
5 Analysis of negative index media with Fourier modal method Ehime Univ.1　○Hiroyuki Ichikawa1
Break 15:15〜15:30
6 Vertical Ring Resonator Metamaterial Fabrication by Nanoimprint Oblique Deposition Asahi Glass Research Center1　○Kenji Kitaoka1, Hiroyasu MIyazawa1, Yasuhide Kawaguchi1, Masafumi Akita1
7 Simulation of metamaterials with periodic FMM Kyoto Univ.1　○Naoshi Nishimura1
8 Fabrication and Evaluation of Planar, Streo, and 3D Metamaterials Osaka Univ.1, Shinshu Univ.2　○Masanori Hangyo1, Keisuke Takano1, Fumiaki Miyamaru2
9 Development of Optical Metamaterials by Plasmonic Resonators NIMS1　Bongseok Choi1, Takeshi Kasaya1, Masanobu Iwanaga1, Hideki Miyazaki1, Yoshimasa Sugimoto1, ○Kazuaki Sakoda1
Polarization-reversal technology pioneering future light control
March 15 13:00〜17:30
15p-F4 - 1〜9
1 Introductry talk Waseda Univ.1　○Yoshiaki Uesu1
2 Evolution and Problems of PPLN Devices Waseda Univ.1　○Hirochika Nakajima1
3 Exploring new optical quantum science using periodically polled photonic devices 電子科学研究所1, 産業科学研究所2　○Takeuchi Shigeki1,2
Break 14:50〜15:10
4 Lightwave control by microwave signal using EO devices with polarization reversal 院基礎工1　○Hiroshi Murata1
5 Polarity-reversed crystalline quartz for wavelength conversion to vacuum-ultraviolet spectrum National Institute for Materials Science1, Nikon Corp.2, Nidek Co., Ltd.3　○Sunao Kurimura1, Masaki Harada1,2, Ken-Ichi Muramatsu2, Motoi Ueda2, Muneyuki Adachi1,3, Tsuyoshi Yamada3, Tokio Ueno3
△ 6 CW-pumped efficient DFG using a QPM adhered-ridge waveguide NIMS1, Waseda Univ.2, Sumitomo Osaka Cement Co., LTD3　○（M1）Yusuke Muranaka1,2, Kaori Sugiura1,2, Sunao Kurimura1,2, Kiyofumi Kikuchi1,2, Rai Kou1,2, Hirochika Nakajima2, Junichiro Ichikawa3
7 Measurement of absorption of periodically poled nonlinear crystal Tokyo Univ.1, Tokyo Univ.2　○Kyohei Watanabe1, Shinya Yasuda2, Noriaki Ohmae2, Shigenori Moriwaki1, Norikatsu Mio1,2
△ 8 Clad-less nonlinear waveguide for sensing Waseda Univ.1, NIMS2, NTT Lab.3, Toyama Murata corp.4　○Eiki Mochizuki1,2, Yusuke Muranaka1,2, Takuya Utsugida1,2, Sunao Kurimura2, Hirochika Nakajima1, Kiyofumi Kikuchi1,2,3, Akihiro Terasaki1,2,4
△ 9 Achromatically Coupled Wavelength Conversion Module with SILICAGRIN® Lens NIMS1, Waseda Univ.2, TOYO GLASS Co., LTD3, Sumitomo Osaka Cement Co., LTD4　○（M2）Kaori Sugiura1,2, Sunao Kurimura1,2, Yusuke Muranaka1,2, Kiyofumi Kikuchi1,2, Taro Suzuki3, Hirochika Nakajima2, Junichiro Ichikawa4
Cutting Edge of Nanowire Research
March 15 13:00〜17:45
15p-B3 - 1〜11
1 Introductory Talk Graduate School of IST, Hokkaido Univ.1　○Junichi Motohisa1
2 InAs Nanowire Circuit Applications Sophia Univ.1, Univ. Duisburg-Essen2　○Takao Waho1, Werner Prost2
3 Growth and Application of III-V Compound Semiconductor Nanowires on Si Substrate Nagoya Univ.1　○Masahito Yamaguchi1, Ji-Hyun Paek1, Takuya Tabata1, Shinta Nakagawa1, Yoshio Honda1, Hiroshi Amano1
4 Growth of group IV semiconductor nanowires Graduate School of Engineering, Kobe University1, Panasonic2　○Minoru Fujii1, Takahiro Kawashima2, Tohru Saitoh2
▲ 5 Growth of InP-InAs heterostructure nanowires via the In-particle-assisted vapor-liquid-solid mode NTT BRL1　○guoqiang zhang1, kouta tateno1, hideki gotoh1, tetsuomi sogawa1
Break 14:55〜15:15
6 MOCVD Growth and Optical Characteristics of III-Nitride Semiconductor Nanowires / Quantum dots in Nanowires NanoQuine, Univ. of Tokyo1, IIS, Univ.of Tokyo2　○Munetaka Arita1, Kihyun Choi2, Yasuhiko Arakawa1,2
7 Fabrication of InP-based Nanowires for Near-infrared Optical Device Applications Fujitsu Lab.1, Lund Univ.2　○Kenichi Kawaguchi1,2, Magnus Heurlin2, David Lindgren2, Magnus Borgström2, Lars Samuelson2
8 ZnO Nanocrystals: Building Blocks for Light Emitting Devices ISEE, Kyushu Univ.1　○Tatsuo Okada1, Daisuke Nakamura1
9 Growth mechanisms of semiconductor nanowires from computational science viewpoint Mie Univ.1　○Toru Akiyama1
10 Fabrication of the molecular nanowires using the Ge(110)-16x2 and Si(110)-16x2 template surfaces Tsukuba Univ.1, Mahidol Univ.2, JAEA3　○Yoichi Yamada1, Asawin Sinsarp2, Yuta Yokoyama3, Hidehito Asaoka3, Masahiro Sasaki1
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Lightwave sensing technology for disaster prevention after Japan's 3/11
March 15 13:00〜17:45
15p-B9 - 1〜11
1 How to make lightwave sensing technology helpful for disaster prevention - Introductory talk - Tokyo Univ. Agri. & Technol.1　○Takashi Kurokawa1
2 Fiber Optic Sensor Network for Disaster Prevention Information System The University of Tokyo1　○Hideaki Murayama1
3 Non-destructive inspection technique for detecting irradiation-induced microstructural changes in structural materials of nuclear power plants The University of Tokyo1, Nuclear Fuel Industries Ltd.2　○Taira Okita1, Yoshihiro Isobe2, Mitsuyuki Sagisaka2, Junji Etoh2
4 In-vessel Observation in the Experimental Fast Reactor Joyo by Fiberscope -Toward the High Temperature and High Radiation Dose Conditions- JAEA1　○Wataru Itagaki1
Break 14:45〜15:00
5 Prediction of Local Weather Change by Lidar Chiba Univ.1　○Tatsuo Shiina1
6 Nano-Strain-Resolution Fiber Optic Strain Sensors for Crustal Deformation Monitoring Univ. of Tokyo1, Univ. of Tokyo2　○Zuyuan He1, Qingwen Liu1, Tomochika Tokunaga2
7 Measurement of timber-framed brick wall displacement by earthquake using distributed fiber optic sensor Mie Univ.1, Heritage Structure Engineering Design2, Earth Science and Disaster Prevention3, Tokyo Denki Univ4　○Hiroshi Naruse1, Toshikazu Hanazato1, Yuya Mizuno1, Sachiho Hanazato1, Yoshiaki Tominaga2, Tadashi Mikoshiba3, Yasushi Niitsu4
8 Sensor network based on fiber optic power supply for disaster prevention Tokyo Univ. of Agri. and Tech1　○Yosuke Tanaka1, Takashi Kurokawa1
9 Radiation and Heat Resistant Optical Fiber Sensor System for Nuclea Power Plant Monitoring Univ. of Fukui1, JAEA2　○Takao Kobayashi1, Tosio Katuyama1, Kazuyosi Kurihara1, Koichi Saruta2, Kazuyuki Tukimori2
10 Security camera network by means of fiber optic power supply Tokyo Univ. of Agri. and Tech.1　○Naoto Tsuchida1, Yuya Tanaka1, Yosuke Tanaka1, Takashi Kurokawa1
11 Measurement range elongation of distributed Brillouin fiber sensor using optical frequency comb Tokyo Univ. of Agri. and Tech.1　○Yoshitake Usui1, Ken Kashiwagi1, Yosuke Tanaka1, Takashi Kurokawa1
Novel properties and applications of multinary compounds
March 15 13:00〜17:45
15p-E9 - 1〜6
1 Recent Progress of Multinary II-IV-V2 Based Magnetic Semiconductors Nagaoka Univ. of Tech.1　○Naotaka Uchitomi1
2 Fabricatin of the films and the evaluation for X-ray imaging sensor Faculty of Science and Engineering, Ishinomaki-senshu Univ.1, Res.and Develop. Div., Riken Corp.2　○Katsumi Mochizuki1, Junichi Takahashi2
3 Structural studies for iron-based superconductors using high-pressure technique CHS, Nihon Univ.1　○Hiroki Takahashi1, Takahiro Tomita1
Break 15:15〜15:30
4 The spin states and thermoelectric properties of the complex cobalt oxides Nagoya Univ.1　○Ichiro Terasaki1
▲ 5 TlMeX2 low dimensional compounds: possibility of a multiferroic phase Inst. of Physics, Azerbaijan1, Chiba Inst. of Tech.2, Osaka Pref. Univ.3, Gebze Inst. of Tech., Turkey4, Kazan Physico-Tech. Inst., Russia5　○Nazim Mamedov1, Zakir Chahangirli1, Oktay Alekperov1, Kazuki Wakita2, Kojiro Mimura3, Ramiz Veliev1, Faik Mikailzade4, Tofig Mammadov1, Asiye Shale4, Sinan Kazan5, Rustam Khabibulin5, Nail Khalitov5, Bakhshi Mekhtiev1
6 Proposal of high performance photonic elements based on composite photonic structures Osaka Pref. Univ.1　○Hajime Ishihara1, Atsuyuki Oyamada1, Hisanobu Kitaguchi1
From Control of Physical Properties of Semiconductors with Intentional Doping of Functional Impurities to Device Applications with Designed New Active Functions for Future: Propose function core model
March 15 13:05〜17:40
15p-E1 - 1〜11
1 Introductory Talk Kochi Univ. Tech, Inst.1　○Tetsuya Yamamoto1
2 Vacancies and light-mass-element impurities in silicon wafers for device manufacturing: physical properties and material functionalities Niigata Univ. Center for Transdisciplinary Research1　○Hiroshi Kaneta1
3 Technology Trend of Silicon Wafers on Power Devices : Carrier Lifetime Control Chiba Inst. of Tech.1　○Hidekazu Yamamoto1
4 Activation by laser anneal of highly concentrated Bi donors in wire-δ-doped Si confirmed by optical and electrical characterization NIMS1, Univ. of Tsukuba2, Univ. of Tokyo3, AIST4　○（D）Koichi Murata1,2, Yuhsuke Yasutake3, Koh-ichi Nittoh1, Kunihiro Sakamoto4, Susumu Fukatsu3, Kazushi Miki1,2
5 Acceptor/Donor Interaction for diamond photoconductivity NIMS1　○Yasuo Koide1
Break 14:55〜15:05
6 Control of Cooperative Luminescent Properties in Rare-Earth Doped Semiconductors Osaka Univ.1　○Yasufumi Fujiwara1
7 Nitrogen delta doping in GaAs epitaxial interface and the extremely uniform light emission Kobe University1　○Takashi Kita1, Yukihiro Harada1
8 Control of Electrical and Optical Properties of Metal Oxide Films by Photo Reaction AIST1　○Tetsuo Tsuchiya1, Tomohiko Nakajima1, Kentaro Shinoda1
9 Defect-induced ferromagnetism of EuTiO3 thin film Kyoto Univ.1　○Katsuhisa Tanaka1, Koji Fujita1
10 Control of Valence States of ZnO: Localized and Delocalized States Research Inst., Kochi Univ. Tech.1　○Tetsuya Yamamoto1, Huaping Song1, Hisao Makino1
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M&BE division special symposium: Leading Edge of Bio-imaging
March 15 13:30〜16:15
15p-F8 - 1〜6 ENGLISH SESSION
▲ 1 Introductory talk IMCE, Kyushu Univ.1　○Kaoru Tamada1
▲ 2 Nanoscale Imaging with Force-based Atomic Force Microscope POSTECH1　○Joon Won Park1
▲ 3 Biochemical Mapping with MALDI Imaging Mass Spectrometry Hamamatsu Univ.Sch.Med.1　○Mitsutoshi Setou1
Break 14:50〜15:00
▲ 4 Resolution improvement in laser scanning microscopy by using saturated and nonlinear excitation Osaka Univ.1　○Katsumasa Fujita1
▲ 5 Revolutionary bioimaging with super-duper luminescent proteins RIES, Hokkaido Univ.1, PRESTO, JST2　○Takeharu Nagai1,2
6 Application of SPR imaging for visualization of individual cell reaction Hiroshima Univ.1, RNBS2, Kyusyu Univ.3　○Yuhki Yanase1, Kenji Sakamoto2, Kaoru Tamada3, Michihiro Hide1,2
Reform of　science experiments- From elementary and secondary to higher education -
March 15 13:30〜16:30
15p-B4 - 1〜8
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2 Summary and Recommendations for the Future Actiities of the Refresh Science classroom of 15-years Chubu Uniersity1　○Shigeki Okajima1
3 The Promotion of Experiments and Demonstrations in Physics Classes in Secondary Education -As a Bridge between Primary Education and Higher Education- Azabu High School1　○Hiroshi Masuko1
4 Action of the Scientific Classroom for Children Tokyodenki Univ.Dep.of Engineering1　○Kumi Soe1, Mitsuya Motohashi1, Namio Matsuda1, Akira Tamaki1
Break 14:50〜15:00
5 Understanding Fundamental Concepts in Physics through Experimental Physics Course Waseda University1　○Tsuneaki daishido1
6 Bodily felt basic physical experiments for new students in college: example of thermodynamics experiments Waseda Univ.1　○Tomonori Ishikawa1, Shyo Nakagawa1, Mokoto Nakabayasi1, Takuro Katufuji1
7 Activities by a student project team for science enlightenment and regional collaboration and their educational effects Chitose Inst. of Science & Technology1　○makoto hasegawa1
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Heteroepitaxial growth of light-element widegap thin films and highly-functionalized interfaces
March 15 13:30〜16:40
15p-F5 - 1〜6
1 Introductory Talk AIST1　○Tokuyuki Teraji1
2 Hetero-epitaxial-growth of diamond Toplas-Engineerings Co.,Ltd1, Aoyamagaguin Univ.2　Atsuhito Sawabe2, ○Kazuhiro Suzuki1
3 Mechanism of 3C-SiC heteroepitaxial growth on Si substrates AIST1　○Yuuki Ishida1
Break 15:00〜15:10
4 Nitride semiconductor/diamond heterostructure: crystal growth and device application NTT Basic Research Labs.1, Saga Univ.2　○Kazuyuki Hirama1, Yoshitaka Taniyasu1, Makoto Kasu2
5 Heteroepitaxial growth of group-III nitride/SiC and its device application Kyoto Univ.1　○Jun Suda1
6 Closing Talk AIST1　○Satoshi Yamazaki1
Digital Optics
March 15 13:30〜16:45
15p-B10 - 1〜6
1 Digital Optics: An Emarging Field of Optical Science and Information Technology Osaka Univ.1　○Jun Tanida1
2 Digital Holography for a Special Purpose Wakayama Univ.1　○Takanori Nomura1
3 Development of digital holographic nanoscope Utsunomiya Univ. CORE1　○Yoshio Hayasaki1
Break 15:00〜15:15
4 Three-dimensional Display and Visualization System Kobe Univ.1　○Osamu Matoba1
5 Non-uniform sampling based diffraction calculation Chiba Univ.1　○Tomoyoshi Shimobaba1, Nobuyuki Masuda1, Tomoyoshi Ito1
6 Acceleration Techniques for GPU Computing Osaka Univ.1　○Kenichi Hagihara1
One year after the nuclear power plant accident in Fukushima -- Radiation monitoring and radioactivity measurements for revival
March 15 13:30〜17:10
15p-E7 - 1〜9
1 Introductory Talk Kyoto Univ.1　○Ikuo Jinno1
2 A Method for Correction of Coincidence Summing for 134Cs Nagoya Univ.1, Aichi Med. Univ.2, Gifu Univ. Med. Sci.3　○Yoshimune Ogata1, Sadao Kojima2, Hiroshi Miyahara3
3 Decontamination of Outdoor Pool at Schools in Fukushima Prefecture JAEA1　○Jun Saegusa1
4 Clean-up of Cs-contaminated water by grafted adsorbent JAEA,　QuBS1, JAEA,　Takasaki2　○Noriaki Seko1, Yuji Ueki1, Hiroyuki Hoshina1, Seiichi Saiki1, Akio Iwanade2, Noboru Kasai1
5 Development of an analysis method for the soil-to-plant dynamics of radiocaesium Japan Atomic Energy Agency1　○Shu Fujimaki1
Break 15:20〜15:35
6 Environmental Radiation Research in Kawamata-machi, Fukushima Prefecture Atomic Energy Research Institute, Kinki Univ.1, NIRS2, The mayor of Kawamata-machi3　○Genichiro Wakabayashi1, Hirokuni Yamanishi1, Sin-ya Hohara1, Tetsuo Ito1, Masayo Inagaki1, Tetsuo Horiguchi1, Kiyoshi Kojima1, Nobuyuki Sugiura2, Michio Furukawa3
7 Support activities by a group of Tohoku Univ. through radioactivity monitoring Inst. for Mater. Res., Tohoku Univ.1　○Tomoo Yamamura1, Kenji Shirasaki1, Isamu Satoh1
8 Fukushima Accident 〜 On the View of Dose Monitoring Company 〜 Chiyoda Technol Corporation1　○Daisuke Maki1, Norihito Sato1, Hiroyuki Ohguchi1, Tomoaki Kosako1, Takayoshi Yamamoto1, Nobuhiro Takeuchi1
9 Closing Talk Nagoya Univ.1　○Ken-ichi Watanabe1
Superconducting technology into the market - Wind generator and medical application-
March 15 13:30〜17:15
15p-B7 - 1〜7
1 Superconducting Technology in Wind Power Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc.1　○Shigeo Nagaya1
2 Feasibility of Application of HTS Technology to Large Scale Offshore Wind Turbine Generator Niigata Univ.1　○Satoshi Fukui1
3 Measurements of linguistic brain functions with MEG and fMRI NICT1　○Norio Fujimaki1
4 An Increase in Right Atrial Magnetic Strength is a Novel Predictor of Recurrence of Atrial Fibrillation after Radiofrequency Catheter Ablation Univ. of Tsukuba1, Advanced Research Laboratory2　○Kentaro Yoshida1, Kuniomi Ogata2, Akihiko Kandori2, Kazutaka Aonuma1
Break 15:30〜15:45
5 carbon ion radiotherapy at NIRS 重粒子医科学センター1　○Tadashi Kamada1
6 Heavy-Ion Accelerator for Cancer Therapy National Institute of Radiological Sciences1　○Koji Noda1
7 Application of Superconductivity Technology to Heavy Ion Medical Accelerator Waseda Univ.1　○Atsushi Ishiyama1
Recent progress of spintronics materials
March 15 13:30〜18:10
15p-A3 - 1〜10
1 Introduction Tohoku Univ. ○Yasuo Ando1
2 Outlook of spintronics materials NIMS1　○Koichiro Inomata1, Hiroaki Sukegawa1, Seiji Mitani1
3 Perpendicular anisotropy magnetic tunnel junctions with thin ferromagnetic layer RIEC, Tohoku Univ.1, CSIS, Tohoku Univ.2, CRL, Hitachi3　○shoji Ikeda1,2, Michihiko Yamanouchi2, Hideo Sato2, Huadong Gan2, Ryouhei Koizumi1, Katsuya Miura3,2,1, Kotaro Mizunuma1, Shun Kanai1, Fumihiro Matsukura1,2, Hideo Ohno1,2
4 Development of thin films for perpendicular-type Spin-RAM applications AIST1　○Kay Yakushiji1, Hitoshi Kubota1, Akio Fukushima1, Koji Ando1, Shinji Yuasa1
5 Magneto-resistance effect and spin-torque related phenomena in half-metallic Heusler compound-based giant magneto-resistive devices IMR, Tohoku Univ.1　○Yuya Sakuraba1, Ryo Okura1, Masaki Ueda1, Subrojati Bosu1, Kesami Saito1, Takeshi Seki1, Mizuguchi Masaki1, Koki Takanashi1
6 Epitaxial magnetic tunnel junction with a metastable cubic Al2O3 barrier NIMS1　○Hiroaki Sukegawa1, Seiji Mitani1, Tomohiko Niizeki1, Tadakatsu Ohkubo1, Koichiro Inomata1, Kazuhiro Hono1
Break 15:55〜16:10
▲ 7 Electrical and Thermal Spintronics in Silicon AIST1　○Ron Jansen1
8 Spintronics materials with a low damping constant WPI, Tohoku Univ.1, Tohoku Univ.2　○Shigemi Mizukami1, Takahide Kubota1, Qinli Ma1, Xianmin Zhang1, Hiroshi Naganuma2, Mikihiko Oogane2, Akimasa Sakuma2, Yasuo Ando2, Terunobu Miyazaki1
9 Spintronics with Functional Oxide Nano-structures ISIR-Sanken1　○Hidekazu Tanaka1
10 Giant Rashba-type spin splitting in polar semiconductor Univ. of Tokyo1　○Kyoko Ishizaka1
Design and construction of Large-scale Cryogenic Gravitation wave Telescope "KAGRA"
March 15 13:40〜16:50
15p-F2 - 1〜6
1 Introduction : Challenge for Gravitational Wave Detection and Large-scale Cryogenic Gravitational wave Telescope Project ICRR.UT1　○Shinji Miyoki1
2 Optical design technologies for ultra-sensitive gravitational wave detectors University of Tokyo1, The LCGT Collaboration2　○Yoichi Aso1, Collaboration LCGT2
3 Production process of long and large-diameter tubes for the LCGT vacuum system KEK1, ICRR2　○Yoshio Saito1, Ryutaro Takahashi2
Break 15:10〜15:20
4 Vibration isolation system for mirrors observing microscopic displacements ICRR1　○Ryutaro Takahashi1
5 Technical Achievements of Cryogenic Laser Interferometeric Gravitational Wave Detector: CLIO ICRR UT1, AIST2, KEK3, Nihon Univ4, Yamanashi Eiwa5, NAOJ6, Phys UT7, AIT8, ERI UT9, DPRI10, Phys Kyoto U11, NIPR12, ORI UT13, Tsukuba U14, Phys Osaka15, OCU16, CALTECH17　○Takashi Uchiyama1, Collaborators CLIO1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17
6 Development of Laser System for LCGT Dept of Applied Physics, Univ. of Tokyo1, JST-ERATO2, Photon Science Center, Univ. of Tokyo3　○Noriaki Ohmae1,2, Norikatsu Mio3
Plasma Electronics Symposium : Future Perspective on Plasma Process for Carbon Nanomaterials 〜 From Synthesis to Functionalization 〜
March 15 13:50〜17:15
15p-E8 - 1〜7
1 Controlling Structures and Properties of Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes -Recent Research Progress in eDIPS-CVD, Separation, and Manufacturing Process- AIST1　○Takeshi Saito1
2 Deposition and Tribological Properties of Diamond-like Carbon Films Tokyo Institute of Technology1　○Naoto Ohtale1
3 Graphene synthesis by large-area microwave plasma CVD and its applications National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology1　○Jaeho Kim1, Masato Ishihara1, Kazuo Tsugawa1, Takatoshi Yamada1, Yoshinori Koga1, Masataka Hasegawa1, Sumio Iijima1
Break 15:20〜15:30
4 Synthesis of Well-Designed Structural Carbon Nanowall and Its High-Order Functionalization Nagoya Univ.1, Meijo Univ.2　○Masaru Hori1, Hiroki Kondo1, Kenji Ishikawa1, Keigo Takeda1, Makoto Sekine1, Mineo Hiramatsu2
5 Synthesis of Diamond and Carbon Nanotube for Electron Device and Sensor Application Waseda University1　○Hiroshi kawarada1
6 Low-temperature Synthesis of graphene and Carbon Nanotube for Interconnect application Low-power Electronics Association & Project (LEAP)1　○Tadashi Sakai1
7 Structural-Controlled Growth and Functionalization of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene by Diffusion Plasma Processing Department of Electronic Engineering, Tohoku Univ.1　○Toshiaki Kato1, Rikizo Hatakeyama1