Functional Oxide Materials
Organizers:
Representative
| Prof. Nobuyuki Iwata | Nihon University |
| Prof. Masaya Ichimura | Nagoya Institute of Technology |
Correspondence
| Prof. Nobuyuki Iwata | Nihon University | [email protected] |
| Prof. Masaya Ichimura | Nagoya Institute of Technology | [email protected] |
| Dr. Shunichi Arisawa | National Institute for Materials Science | [email protected] |
| Prof. Tamio Endo | Gifu University | [email protected] |
Co-Organizers
| Prof. Kazuhiro Endo | Kanazawa Inst. Tech. |
| Prof. Noriaki Ikenaga | Kanazawa Inst. Tech. |
| Prof. Satoru Kaneko | Kanagawa Industrial Technology Center |
| Prof. Tomoaki Terasako | Ehime University |
| Prof. Tetsuji Uchiyama | Miyagi University of Education |
Scope:
This symposium will provide multidisciplinary discussions for diverse oxide materials of bulk, thin films, heterostructures, nano-structures, -particles, and -composites with a wide range of topics: materials design & fabrication, characterization, processing and application. Topics of the recent progress in spin electronics, transparent oxide semiconductors, transparent conductive oxides as well as resistive switching are also included. Not only experimental approaches but also theoretical approaches including calculations are welcome to this symposium. A variety of materials properties will be discussed such as superconducting, electrical, semiconducting, insulating, ferroelectric, ferromagnetic, multiferroic, magnetoelectric and optical phenomena. The broad and deep discussion will definitely give a harmonized novel idea to participants. We encourage a variety of scientists to submit papers for a wide range of topics to this symposium of “Functional Oxide Materials”.
Topics:
1. Oxide materials of bulks, thin films, heterostructures, and nanostructures
2. Insulators, superconductors, electric & ferroelectrics, ferromagnetics, multiferroics, magnetoelectrics, optics, transparent conductive related oxides.
3. Applications, devices, spin electronics and resistive switching including fabrication process using oxides
4. Theoretical studies and calculations on crystal structures, material properties, processing, and device performance, and so on
5. Other topics related with oxide materials
Invited Lecture:
[Invited Speakers]
- 1. (KEY NOTE) Guus RIJNDERS (Faculty of Sci. and Tech. and MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology, Univ.of Twente)
Atomic control of oxide hetererostructures; what does it mean? - 2. Gertjan KOSTER (Faculty of Sci. and Tech. and MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology, Univ.of Twente)
The physics of pulsed laser deposited oxide thin films - 3. Pierre-Eymeric JANOLIN (Proprietes et Modelisation des Solides, Universite Paris Saclay)
Antiferroelectrics and Antiferroelectrics-based solid-solutions: local structure and global properties - 4. Hans BOSCHKER (Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research)
Complex Oxides for Solid State Quantum Electronics - 5. Sungjun PARK (Gwangju Institute Science and Technology, Gwangju, South Korea)
Rapid Photochemical Activation for Flexible Sol-Gel Metal Oxide Electronic Devices - 6. (KEY NOTE) Fumitaka OHASHI(Faculty of Engineering, Gifu University)
Thin film synthesis of semiconducting clathrates based on group IV elements - 7. Masami AONO（National Defense Academy）
Visible-light-driven oscillation behavior of amorphous carbon nitride for microactuators - 8. Minoru OSADA (National Institute for Materials Science)
2D Oxide Nanosheets:Emerging Non-Graphene Materials with Versatile Functionalities - 9. Takayuki BAN (Faculty of Engineering, Gifu University)
Bottom-up synthesis of metalate nanosheets by aqueous solution process - 10. Taro HITOSUGI (Tohoku Univ., AIMR)
2-dimensional electron system on perovskite oxide surface - 11. Akira OHTOMO(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyotech)
Measuring superconductivity in a battery －superconductor-to-insulator transitions induced by electrochemical - 12. Masakazu MATSUBARA (Department of Physics, Tohoku University)
Magnetoelectric domain control in multiferroic TbMnO3 - 13. Chikako MORIYOSHI (Graduate School of Science, Hiroshima University)
Phase Transition and Atom Substitution Effect in Ferroelectric Barium Titanates by Synchrotron X-ray Diffraction - 14. Tetsuya YAMAMOTO(Research Institute, Kochi University of Technology)
Limiting factors of structural, electrical and optical properties of highly transparent conductive Ga-doped ZnO films: relationship between growth conditions and the properties of the films - 15. Yuzo SHIGESATO (Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Aoyama Gakuin University)
Crystallization of amorphous IZO, IGO and IGZO thin films observed by HREM - 16. Toshihiro MIYATA (Kanazawa Institute of Technology, OEDS R&D Center)
Recnt progress of ZnO Transparent conducting Oxide Thin Films - 17. Daichi CHIBA (Department of Applied Physics, The University of Tokyo)
Electric field control of magnetic properties in metallic ultra-thin films - 18. Yu SHIRATSUCHI (Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University)
Polarity reversal of perpendicular exchange bias using magnetoelectric effect of Cr2O3 thin film - 19. Arata TSUKAMOTO ( College of Science and Technology Nihon University)
All-optical manipulation and measurement of spin dynamics - 20. Yusuke WAKABAYASHI (Osaka University)
External Electric Field Effect on Surface Structure of Oxide Ultrathinfilms