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Program
contents and schedule may change without previous notice.
The latest information regarding speakers and topics will
be displayed on our website at http://www.congre.co.jp/hydrogen2010.
Please check the website, or contact the congress secretariat
office below.
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Secretariat
TEL: 092-716-7116
(c/o Congress Corporation Please contact to Kimura or Yamamoto) |
February 3rd
International Hydrogen Energy Development Forum 2010 |
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Venue
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Grand Hyatt Fukuoka |
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Contents |
Lecture Session 1 (morning), Lecture Session 2 (afternoon),
and Reception |
| Language |
Japanese
and English
(Simultaneous translation is provided at Sessions 1 and 2) |
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Participation fees |
No
charge for lecture participation. The fee for the reception
is 5,000JPY.
(Those who join the reception are requested to pay the above
amount at the reception desk.) |
| Capacity |
Limited to 350 people (first come, first serve) |
กProgram
and SpeakersiQ&A session is included in below time framej
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9:30`9:50
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@Opening
Ceremony |
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9:50`12:00
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@Session1 |
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Strategy
for the Realization of a Hydrogen Energy Society |
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From
Japan, North America and Europe, we will introduce
the progressive strategies and actions that are bringing
us closer to the realization of a hydrogen energy
society. |
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9:50`10:30
Mr.
Wataru Aso
(Governor
of Fukuoka Prefecture, Advisor to the Fukuoka Strategy
Conference for Hydrogen Energy)
กSession
In cooperation with the Fukuoka Strategy Conference
for Hydrogen Energy, the largest industry-academia-government
organization in the hydrogen energy field, Fukuoka Prefecture
has been promoting the Fukuoka Hydrogen Strategy HY-Life
Project, which seeks to advance the development and
widespread application of hydrogen energy using an all-inclusive
approach. Mr. Aso introduces the progress and the future
plan of this project.
กProfile
Mr. Aso entered the Ministry of International Trade
and Industry in 1963 and served as Director-General
of the Kinki Bureau of Internal Trade and Industry and
as Commissioner of the Japan Patent Office. He was elected
Governor of Fukuoka Prefecture in 1995, and was appointed
as President of the National Governors' Association
in 2005. He also assumed the post of an advisor to the
Fukuoka Strategy Conference for Hydrogen Energy since
its establishment in August, 2004. |
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10:35`11:15
Mr. John W. Tak
(President and CEO of the Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel
Cell Association (CHFCA))
กSession
The Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (CHFCA)
is a national organization with members from industry,
academic institutions, and government bodies working
in the field of hydrogen and fuel cell energy. Mr. Tak
will provide an overview of the Canadian hydrogen and
fuel cell sector with examples of successful commercialization.
กProfile
Mr. Tak has extensive experience in both the public
and private sectors. He was worked in senior positions
at autoparts company Magna International, the Asia Pacific
Foundation, the BC Trade and Development Corporation
(owned by the BC Government) and at Mitsubishi Canada
Limited. Mr. Tak has experience developing and implementing
industrial and trade development policy in Canada and
while working in Japan. Mr. Tak is a board member of
the Canada Japan Society of British Columiba and is
a member of the Advisory Board of the National Research
Council's Institute for Fuel Cell Innovation.
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11:20`12:00
Dr.
Andreas Ziolek
iFuel
Cell and Hydrogen Network North Rhine-Westphalia, Germanyj
กSession
North
Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) is the German federal state marked
by the largest energy supply and consumption in Germany,
and thus is taking an active role in the field of new
and renewable energy technologies. NRW's distinctive
projects, centering on its Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Network
with 350 member organizations from industry, academia
and government, are explained along with an introduction
to the European and German policies in this field.
กProfile
Dr. Ziolek is heading the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Network
North Rhine-Westphalia (FCHN NRW), a not-for-profit
organization, acting in behalf of the NRW state government.
The FCHN NRW is arguably Europe's largest regional initiative,
geared to strengthening the fuel cell industry. Besides
he is chair of the European Regions and Municipalities
Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells (HyRaMP) and
member of the board of the German Hydrogen and Fuel
Cell Association (DWV). As an engineering PhD and former
consultant Andreas has wide experience and a broad technical
background within energy technologies. |
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12:00`13:15
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| @Break
Exhibition
by Research team |
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13:15`17:15
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@Session2 |
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The
Front-Lines of Hydrogen Studies|Hydrogen Technology
from Basic Research to Engineering Activities |
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Invited
researchers from several countries give presentations
about the research activities and the latest achievements.
From Japan, the latest achievements will be reported
by the team leaders of the Research Center for Hydrogen
Industrial Use and Storage (HYDROGENIUS). |
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13:15`13:45
Dr.Monterey
Gardiner
(Office
of Hydrogen, Fuel Cells & Infrastructure Technologies@U.S.
Department of Energy, Technology Development Manager)
กProfile
Dr.
Gardiner has been working in the area of hydrogen
and fuel cells for more than 10 years in the areas
of research, outreach, and FCV fleet management. Currently
he is responsible for hydrogen delivery (pipelines,
trucks, liquid) and storage projects (tanks and the
Engineering Center of Excellence) at the US Department
of Energy. Before this, he managed Hyundai's Northern
California fuel cell vehicle fleet and represented
Hyundai (CaFCP and DOE Tech Val program). He was also
responsible for tracking CARB regulations that affect
Hyundai (ZEV mandate). Prior to this, he was the safety
engineer for the California Fuel Cell Partnership
(CaFCP). |
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13:45`14:15
Professor
Robert. O. Ritchie
(Univ. of California)
กProfile
Prof.
Robert O. Ritchie is an eminent researcher in the fields
of material fatigue and crack and fracture mechanics.
He is currently Department Chair at the University of
California, Berkeley. He has been the recipient of numerous
awards from societies such as the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers and the American Society for Testing
and Materials, and is a member of the US National Academy
of Engineering and the UK Royal Academy of Engineering.
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14:45`15:15
Professor Jader Furtado (Air
Liquide CRCD)
กProfile
Prof.
Jader Furtado is a researcher for the French Air Liquide
company, the world leader in gases for industry, health
and the environment, including hydrogen in various countries.
His work is focused on metal and alloy fatigue in hydrogen
environments. He was invited by Kyushu University to
be a special appointment professor, and has served in
that role since October 2008. He plays an important
role in formulating global standards for hydrogen technology.
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15:15`15:30
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@Break |
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15:30`15:55
Professor
Saburo
Matsuoka (HYDROGENIUS)
กProfile
After
his career at the National Institute for Materials Science
(MEXT), Prof. Saburo Matsuoka joined the Faculty of
Engineering in Kyushu University in 2007. Through metal
fatigue research focusing on hydrogen embrittlement
and hydrogen fatigue, he strives for the realization
of a safe hydrogen energy society.
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15:55`16:20
Professor Shin Nishimura (HYDROGENIUS)
กProfile
Prof.
Shin Nishimura's expertise is in polymer chemistry.
He researches fracture phenomena in rubber and polymeric
materials exposed to high-pressure hydrogen gas, and
also works on the development of materials which have
superior resistance to the characteristic effects of
hydrogen.
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16:20`16:45
Professor Joichi Sugimura (HYDROGENIUS)
กProfile
Prof.
Joichi Sugimura has been working in the fields of tribology
and machine design. His current research interests are
hydrogen tribology, lubrication with nano- and micro-textures,
sealing and lubrication of radial lip seals, tire pavement
traction, grease lubrication, and more. |
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16:45`17:10
Professor Yasuyuki Takata (HYDROGENIUS)
กProfile
Prof.
Yasuyuki Takata received his doctoral degree from Kyushu
University in 1984. Thermal engineering and thermophysical
properties are his specialized fields. In the hydrogen
field, he works on the thermophysical properties of
hydrogen at extremely high pressures. |
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17:30`19:00
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@Reception(JPY
5,000) |
1)
Research
Symposium (4teams)
| Contents |
Researchers
from HYDROGENIUS, Kyushu University, and elsewhere around
the world break into four teams according to their research
fields, and offer updates on their latest activities and achievements.
This symposium is composed of the four programs described
below. We hope you take the opportunity to attend whichever
of these catches your interest. |
| Language |
English |
| Participation
fees |
Free |
| 1.Hydrogen
Fatigue and Fracture Team / Hydrogen Polymers Team / Hydrogen
Simulation Team |
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Title
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International
HYDROGENIUS Symposium: Hydrogen-Materials Interaction |
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Time
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9:50`16:55 |
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Venue
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INAMORI
Hall 1, 1st Floor of the INAMORI Frontier Research Center,
Kyushu University Ito Campus |
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Capacity
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100people |
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Program
and
Speakers
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DownloadyPDFz |
| 2.Hydrogen
Tribology Team |
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Title
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HYDROGENIUS
Tribology Symposium |
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Time
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12:00`17:40 |
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Venue
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Seminar
Room, 2nd Floor of the INAMORI Frontier Research Center, Kyushu
University Ito Campus |
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Capacity
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50people |
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Program
and
Speakers
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DownloadyPDFz |
| 3.Hydrogen
Thermophysical Properties Team |
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Title
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Workshop
on Thermal Issues for Hydrogen Energy Systems |
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Time
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9:50`16:40 |
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Venue
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2nd
floor of CE40 Building, Kyushu University Ito Campus |
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Capacity
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50people |
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Program
and
Speakers
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DownloadyPDFz |
| 4.Fuel
Cell Symposium |
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Title
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Fuel
Cell Symposium |
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Time
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10:00`18:00
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Venue
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INAMORI
Hall 2, 1st Floor of the INAMORI Frontier Research Center,
Kyushu University Ito Campus |
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Capacity
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100people |
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Program
and
Speakers
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DownloadyPDFz |
2)
Poster
session
| Time |
12F00`13F40 |
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Venue
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INAMORI Frontier Research Center, First Floor, INAMORI Hall |
3)
Facility TouryClosedz
| Time |
10F00`12F00(tentative) |
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Venue
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Kyushu
University Ito Campus and elsewhere |
| Contents |
Guided
tour to research facilities of HYDROGENIUS and other related
facilities located at the Kyushu University Ito Campus |
| Participation
fees |
Free |
| Capacity |
Limited
to 100 people |
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