The 2nd International Workshop on Hyper-Ordered Structures

7:30　-　 8:00 Koichi Hayashi, Nagoya Institute of Technology　

Concept and Recent Topics of "Hyper-Ordered Structure Science" Project

8:00　-　 8:30 John Tse, Department of Physics, University of Saskatchewan

Temperature and Pressure-Controlled Time-Resolved X-ray Diffraction.

Studies on the Non-Equilibrium Structural Transformation Dynamics

8:35　-　 9:05 Takehiko Ishikawa, JAXA 　

Thermophysical Property Measurements of High Temperature Melts Using Levitators

9:05　-　 9:35 W. Lee, KRISS, Department of Nano Science, University of Science and Technology

In-Situ Structural Evidence for Multiple Pathways of Nucleation in Highly Supersaturated Solutions Using ESL

9:45　-　10:15 Motoki Shiga, Gifu Univ.

Intermediate-Range Ordering in Glassy Materials Revealed by Statistical Analysis of Ring Characterizations

10:15　-　10:45 Chris Benmore, Argonne National Laboratory

Automated Development of Machine Learning Inter-Atomic Potentials Driven by Diffraction Experiments

10:55　-　11:25 Toru Wakihara, Univ. Tokyo

Recent Developments in Ultrafast and Continuous Flow Synthesis of Zeolites

11:25　-　11:55 Kevin C.-W. Wu, National Taiwan University

Water-based Synthesis of Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) Derived Catalysts for Lignocellulosic Biomas Conversion