Schedule

November 12th (Tue)

15:00- Registration  @ Science Tokyo Digital Hall

*For Presenting Authors:

  Please bring your presentation file to the ISI desk before Icebreaker,

  or upload your presentation slide here one day before your talk.

17:30- Icebreaker @ Science Tokyo Tsubame Terrace

Day 1 Afternoon 

13:00-  Session 4: Isotopologues in Atmosphere: Ozone, MIF and Δ17O (chairs: Bao & Röckmann)

13:00 - 13:18 Kristie A Boering (UC Berkeley)

"Mass-independent isotope effects in ozone formation: A brief retrospective and some new data"

13:18 - 13:36 Mao-Chang Liang (Academia Sinica)

"Novel triple-oxygen isotope study indicates unprecedented ozone-particulate interaction pathways in atmospheric pollution chemistry"

13:36 - 13:54 Lei Geng (University of Science and Technology of China)

"Ozone isotope variability at the Tibetan Plateau and implication for stratospheric ozone intrusion"

13:54 - 14:12 Pallab Roy (Academia Sinica - National Central University)

"Triple oxygen isotope fractionation during rapid dehydration of amphibole and serpentine"

14:12 - 14:30 Shohei Hattori (Nanjing University)

"Large Δ17O in Atmospheric Methanesulfonate (MSA) Predicted by Δ17O(SO₄2-) in Antarctic Atmosphere, Snow, and Ice Cores"

Coffee break (20 min)

14:50-  Session 5a: Nobel Methodology 1: Application of Isotopologue Measurement (chairs: Kohl & Ono)

14:50 - 15:15 Elliott Mueller (University of Colorado Boulder) *Invited talk

"Opening isotopic windows into the rumen microbiome with Orbitrap MS"

15:15 - 15:33 Mi-Ling Li (University of Delaware)

"Developing compound-specific isotope analysis methods for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances with Orbitrap mass spectrometry"

15:33 - 15:51 Naizhong Zhang (EMPA, Switzerland)

"Rapid and high-sensitivity analysis of methane clumped isotopes (∆13CH3D and ∆12CH2D2) using mid-infrared laser spectroscopy"

15:51 - 16:09 Matthieu D. Clog (University of Glasgow)

"Leveraging HR-IRMS for precise Δ17O of carbonates in CM chondrites"

16:09 - 16:27 David Bajnai (University of Göttingen)

"Two years of triple oxygen isotope measurements in carbonates using laser spectroscopy: challenges, achievements, and future directions"

16:30 - 18:00  Poster Session Day 1 @ Collaboration Room

Core Time for P-01 to P-18

18:00   Closing of Day 1  

Day 2 Afternoon 

13:30-  Session 6: Isotopes in Mars and Venus (chairs: Johnson & Ueno)

13:30 - 13:55 Amy Hofmann (NASA JPL / Caltech) *Invited talk

"The Planetary Isotopologue Frontier: Recent Discoveries from Laboratory, Rover, and Telescopic Observations from across the Solar System"

13:55 - 14:13 Yuichiro Ueno (Science Tokyo)

"Strong 13C depletion of CO and organic synthesis in Early Mars atmosphere"

14:13 - 14:31 Shohei Aoki (University of Tokyo)

"Isotopic compositions of Mars’ atmosphere by remote-sensing observations: latest results and challenges"

14:31 - 14:49 Benjamin Normann Frandsen (University of Helsinki & Tampere University)

"Towards Understanding Isotopic Fractionation of Chemical Processes in the Venusian Atmosphere"

15:00 - 16:30  Poster Session Day 2 @ Collaboration Room

Core Time for P-19 to P-37

18:00  Banquet @ Shiodome City Center 41F Sky View Restaurant  

Direction:   

1. From Ookayama to JR Shinbashi Station (30 min by train)

2. Shinbashi "South Gate" to Shiodome City Center (5 min by walk)

3. 41F Sky View Restaurant (Express elevator from 1F) Venue open from 17:30

Day 3 Afternoon 

13:00 - 14:00  Poster Session Day 3 @ Collaboration Room

Core Time for P-38 to P-52

14:00-  Session 8: Biogeochemical Cycle Uncovered by PSIA and Clumped (chairs: Gilbert & Ono)

14:00 - 14:25 Katherine H. Freeman (Penn State) *Invited talk

"Tracking Carbon Flow within Cells: a View from Biomarker Isotope Patterns"

14:25 - 14:43 Gerd Gleixner (Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry)

"Unveiling Carbon Allocation Dynamics in Mountain Grasslands Under Drought Stress Using Position-Specific Isotope Analysis"

14:43 - 15:01 Moritz F. Lehmann (University of Basel)

"A critical review on the use of stable N-isotopes to assess nitrogen elimination by denitrification and anammox in aquatic environments"

15:01 - 15:26 Koudai Taguchi (JAMSTEC) *Invited talk

"13C-13C Fingerprint in Ethane"

15:26 - 15:44 Alexis Gilbert (Science Tokyo)

"Methanogenesis from hydrocarbons biodegradation: evidence from multiple isotoplogue proxies in Tokamachi mud volcano, Japan"

Coffee break (21 min)

16:05-  Session 9: Metabolism & Medical Application of Isotopologue (chairs: Yamada & Gilbert)

16:05 - 16:30 Illa Tea (Universit de Lyon, CNRS) *Invited talk

"Isotopologue biomarkers for cancer"

16:30 - 16:48 Yang Xia (Shenzhen University)

"Nitrogen nutrition effects on δ13C of plant respired CO₂ are mostly caused by concurrent changes in organic acid utilisation and remobilisation"

16:48 - 17:06 Christopher J. Butch (Nanjing University)

"Pysotopic: A Machine Learning Approach for Chemi-Isotopolomics"

17:06 - 17:24 Lubna Shawar (Caltech)

"Site-Specific δ13C, D and Clumped Isotope Analysis of Steroidal Compounds for Forensic and Geochemical Applications"

17:25 - 17:30   Closing of the Symposium

18:00 - happy hour (ELSI Izakaya @ ELSI Agora, Science Tokyo)

*EVENTs:  Lab tour (ELSI) & Molecular Symphony of the Planets

 Sonification of Atmospheric Evolution by Miku Fujimoto (Science Tokyo)

Poster Session (->Layout)

P-01 Mariusz Orion Jędrysek (University of Wrocław)

δ2H, δ17O and δ18O variations in condensation water from CH4 combustion: isotopic tracers and non-mass dependent fractionation?

P-02 Chih-Chang Chen (Utrecht University)

Revising the 13CKIEOH and DKIEOH  values for the CH₄-OH sink

P-03 Thomas Röckmann (Utrecht University)

The use of δ13C in CO to determine removal of CH₄ by Cl radicals in the atmosphere

P-04 Getachew Agmuas Adnewa (Utrecht University)

Clumped isotope measurements reveal aerobic oxidation of CH₄ below the Greenland ice sheet

P-05 Marie Kathrine Mikkelsen (University of Copenhagen)

Quantum chemical temperature dependent investigation of 13C, D and clumped kinetic isotope effects in the reactions of methane with OH and Cl from 200 to 500 K

P-06 Carolina F. M. de Carvalho (ETH Zurich)

Dark O₂ production in subsurface environments

P-07 Hatsumi Kikuchi (NICT / Tokyo Gakugei University)

Quantitative analysis of the contribution of methane oxidation to stratospheric water vapor using delta-D derived from ACE-FTS satellite remote sensing

P-08 Luisa Pennacchio (University of Copenhagen)

An RRKM and experiment-based model of isotopic fractionation in formaldehyde photolysis

P-09 Zhuang Jiang (University of Science and Technology of China)

What’s missing in current theory about O-MIF transfer in atmospheric reactive nitrogen: insight from atmospheric Δ17O(NO₂) observations and modeling

P-10 Tao Sun (Rice University)

Mass Law in Thermal Diffusion: Insights from Noble Gases

P-11 Zhao Wei (Nanjing University)

A 60-year atmospheric nitrate isotope record from the SE-Dome ice core

P-12 Xiang Sun (Nanjing University)

S(IV) is oxidized by O₂, not NO₂, in microdroplets: Triple oxygen isotope evidence

P-13 Huiming Bao (Nanjing University)

Origin of Sulfate in Post-Snowball-Earth Oceans: River Inputs vs. Shelf-Derived H₂S

P-14 Al Kurihara (Science Tokyo)

Increase of microbial fractionation factor at the end of Proterozoic inferred from high precision quadruple sulfur isotope analysis

P-15 Yoshiaki Endo (Science Tokyo)

A numerical analysis of Δ36S/Δ33S dependence on definitions of sulfur mass-independent fractionation: Implication for modern stratospheric sulfates

P-16 Fuyutsuki Seba (Sophia University)

Model study of chamber photochemical experiments of Sulfur Mass-Independent Fractionation under reducing conditions

P-17 Yuanzhe Li (Sophia University)

Isotopic Investigation of Sulfur Dioxide (SO₂) Photoexcitation

P-18 Kazuki Kamezaki (AIST, Japan)

Sulfur isotopes ratio of atmospheric carbonyl sulfide: reduction of required sample amount

P-19 Heejeong Kim (Brown University)

Feedbacks of Emission Regulation on Atmospheric Nitrate Formation Chemistry in the Northeastern US: Insight from Oxygen Isotopes

P-20 Chisato Yoshikawa (JAMSTEC)

Nitrogen and oxygen isotope ratios of nitrate in the Pacific and Indian Oceans

P-21 Kozue Nishida (Science Tokyo)

Evaluation of clumped isotope thermometer using aragonitic bivalve shells reared at different temperatures and pH conditions

P-22 Haoyi Yao (Stockholm University)

High-Precision Analysis of Clumped Isotopes Δ47 and Δ48 Using the Ultra and Kiel IV Instrument

P-23 Kaiyu Wu (Science Tokyo)

Separate Extraction of Strontium and Barium in Calcite and Dolomite in Carbonate Rocks

P-24 Zhenfei Wang (Nanjing University)

Oxygen isotope analysis of nano-mole phosphate using PO3- fragment in ESI-Orbitrap-MS

P-25 Juyoung Park (University of Delaware)

Assessing stable isotope composition of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances using electrospray ionization (ESI) Orbitrap mass spectrometry

P-26 Kim Beomsik (Science Tokyo)

The 13C-13C clumping and PSIA of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon (PAH) using ESI/APCI-Orbitrap Mass Spectrometry

P-27 Hao Xie (Pennsylvania State University)

Position-specific Oxygen Isotope Analysis of Vanillin Using Orbitrap Mass Spectrometry

P-28 Yihang Hong (Nanjing University)

Determination of the Oxygen Isotope Ratio in Methanesulfonate Using ESI-Orbitrap-MS

P-29 Longchen Zhu (Nanjing University)

Isotope analysis of nano-mole perchlorate using ESI-Orbitrap-MS

P-30 Felix Niemann (University of Duisburg-Essen)

LC-IRMS Persulfate Oxidation: A Case Study of Neonicotinoid-Related Structures

P-31 Kara Müller (Technical University of Munich)

Comparison of Stable Isotope Raman Microspectroscopy with Fatty Acid Methyl Ester (FAME)-GC-MS to Analyze Fatty Acid Deuteration in Bacteria

P-32 Mhanna Tania (Nantes Université)

Position-Specific Isotopic Analysis (PSIA) by 13C NMR using the intramolecular referencing concept: application to fatty acid methyl esters

P-33 Alexis Gilbert (Science Tokyo)

Exploring isotopic clumping in organic molecules using DFT calculations

P-34 Marta Jakubiak (University of Wroclaw)

Triple δ2H, δ17O and δ18O analyses in water by means of the cavity ring-down laser spectroscopy (CRDS): role of salinity and FRAME applications.

P-35 Wojciech Drzewicki (University of Wroclaw)

Comparative analysis of conductivity and triple isotopic ratios in contaminant water:  a laboratory simulation of brine presence in shallow groundwater systems. 

P-36 Habib Al-Ghoul (Technical University of Munich)

Ni-wall coated microreactor to Increase Sensitivity and Selectivity and to Facilitate GCxGC for Compound-specific Isotope Analysis (CSIA)

P-37 Andreas Auernhammer (Hydroisotop GmbH / Technical University of Munich)

A precise and less hazardous method to determine chlorine stable isotope composition in aqueous samples

P-38 Joachim Mohn (EMPA)

Laser spectroscopic analysis of N₂O isotopes: How to get trustworthy data?

P-39 Sakae Toyoda (Science Tokyo)

Vertical distribution of stratospheric N₂O isotopocules and its temporal variation over Japan and Antarctica

P-40 Yuki Sato (Tokyo Metropolitan Research Institute for Environmental Protection)

Emission factors and isotopic characteristics of N₂O from diesel heavy-duty vehicles

P-41 Eliza Harris (ETH Zürich / EPFL)

TimeFRAME - Time-resolved FRactionation And Mixing Evaluation based on isotope modeling of time series data 

P-42 Sushmita Deb & Dominika Lewicka-Szczebak (University of Wrocław)

Nitrogen Transformation in Groundwater: N₂O Isotopocules and Nitrate Isotope Studies for Evaluating Natural Fertilizer Efficiency

P-43 Zhe Wang (Nanjing University)

Position-Specific Carbon Isotope Analyses of C16 n-alkane with Gas Chromatography-Orbitrap Mass Spectrometer

P-44 Kazuya Yokota (Idemitsu Kosan / Science Tokyo)

Effect of analytical conditions on position-specific δ13C of propane measured by a GC-pyrolysis-GC-IRMS method

P-45 Martin Elsner (Technical University of Munich)

Position-Specific Isotope Analysis of Serine Using ESI-Orbitrap

P-46 Yuta Sato (Science Tokyo)

Intramolecular 13C distribution of microbial acetate from CO and CO₂

P-47 Yuanhan Zhu (Sceince Tokyo)

Measurement of carbon isotopic compositions of volatile organic compounds in human breath

P-48 Longfei Yu (Tsinghua University)

Long-term inorganic N turnover pattern along a southern Chinese forested catchment

P-49 Xinyu Jiang (Shanghai Ocean University)

Methane flux fingerprint on the bulk and in-situ sulfur isotope systematics of pyrite

P-50 Yuri Kimura (National Museum of Nature and Science, Japan)

Phylogenetically conservative isotope fractionation and milk effect in mammals, revealed from feeding-controlled experiments of stable carbon isotopes for paleontology

P-51 Prasanta Sanyal (Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Kolkata)

Assessing dietary habits through nitrogen and carbon stable isotope composition of human scalp hair and fingernails

P-52 Ryoji Tanaka (Okayama University)

Aqueous alteration on asteroid Ryugu: Insights from H-C-N-O and Mn-Cr isotope systematics

E-01 M. C. Carvalho (Southern Cross University)

Open-source hardware: a pathway to accelerate method development in stable isotope measurements