Hokkaido International Workshop on Mechanochemistry
on 28-29th Sep 2024

Mechanochemistry enables the production of numerous materials more rapidly and in an environmentally friendly manner compared to traditional solution-based reactions. Additionally, it facilitates the synthesis of novel materials that were previously unattainable through older methods. This workshop aims to create a forum for researchers worldwide who are involved in mechanochemistry to meet, discuss, and network. This semi-open workshop will be held as a pre-meeting of the Korea Germany Symposium On Mechanochemistry to be held from October 1.

Program

September 28 Sat

18:30 Welcome Dinner "PREMIER HOTEL NAKAJIMA PARK SAPPORO"
https://premier.kenhotels.com/nakajimapark/english/
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September 29 Sun

ICReDD 4F Seminar Room
Talk time: 30 min including discussion.

The audience will include students as well as external participants, such as those from companies.

8:50 Opening Remark

Chair: Hajime Ito

9:00 Lars Borchardt "Mechanochemical Syntheses of Materials"

9:30 Hoi Ri Moon "Tailoring metal-organic framework characteristics through controlled metal coordination environments"

10:00 Hideto Ito "Mechanochemical Synthesis and Transformation of Nanocarbons"

10:30 Break

Chair: Hideto Ito

10:45 Sven Grätz "Media-Free Mechanochemistry: Challenges and Opportunities"

11:15 Youngsuk Kim "Mechanochemical Activation of Singlet Carbene–CS2 Adducts"

11:45 Lunch & Poster Session at ICReDD Salon

14:00 Lab tour in Hokkaido University (those who wish to participate)

Chair: Hoi Ri Moon

15:00 Hironao Sajiki "Carbon neutral energy production through mechano reaction"

15:30 Wilm Pickhardt "Milling balls as catalyst - About direct mechanocatalysis"

16:00 Break

Chair: Lars Borchardt

16:15 Tomislav Stolar "Sustainable Mechanochemical Reaction Engineering: From Molecular Mechanisms to Scalable Technology"

16:45 Carsten Bolm "The use of mills in synthetic organic chemistry"

18:00 Banquet at ICReDD Salon

Speakers:
Lars Borchardt (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)
Hoiri Moon (Ewha Womans Univ., Korea)
Sven Grätz (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)
Youngsuk Kim (Pusan National Univ., Korea)
Wilm Pickhardt (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)
Carsten Bolm (RWTH Aachen University)
Tomislav Stolar (Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM))
Sajiki Hironao (Gifu Pharmaceutical University)
Hideto Ito (Nagoya University)