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Workshop on Simulations for the Dynamics of Soft-Matters (2018)
Preface:
Due to the large degrees of freedom for the materials design of soft-matters, and the strong influence of the processing conditions, there is a strong demand for simulation technologies of soft-matters. However, the long-time relaxation nature and a large number of molecules forming the dominating structures disallow a naive application of the conventional molecular dynamics simulations. In this workshop, the attempts for the developments of simulation technologies on the dynamics of soft-matters will be showcased and discussed. In particular, we proudly announce that Prof. Wim Briels will deliver the keynote lecture, in which he will summarize his attempts for the coarse-graining ideas and the applications.
Date:
Oct 10th (Wed), 2018
Time:
13:00 - 19:00 (maybe changed)
Place:
Venture Business Hall, Nagoya University
Program (Tentative):
• 13:00 - 14:10 Wim Briels (Univ Twente) Keynote lecture
Coarse graining of polymers: from atoms to flow of polymer solutions in porous media.
• 14:10 - 14:30 Jun-Ichi Takimoto (Yamagata Univ)
Stress relaxation of polymers under fast shear flow
• 14:30 - 14:50 Sathish Sukumaran (Yamagata Univ)
Entanglements in binary blends
• 14:50 - 15:00 Break
• 15:00 - 15:20 Hiroshi Noguchi (Univ Tokyo)
Angular-momentum conservation in the discretization of Navier-Stokes equation of viscous fluids
• 15:20 - 15:40 Takeshi Sato (Kyoto Univ)
Multiscale simulations for well-entangled polymer melts
• 15:40 - 16:00 Mr. Chaki (J-SOL Corp.)
TBA
• 16:00 - 16:20 Takashi Uneyama (Nagoya Univ.)
TBA
• 16:20 - 16:40 Yuichi Masubuchi (Nagoya Univ.)
Multi-chain slip-spring simulations for branch polymers
• 17:00 - 19:00 Mixer
Support:
This event is supported by Nagoya University, and in part by Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A) (17H01152) and for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas (18H04483) from JSPS. The support is also made by the Council for Science, Technology and Innovation, Cross-ministerial Strategic Innovation Promotion Program, "Structural Materials for Innovation" from JST.
Organization:
This event is organized by the Rheology Physics Group, Nagoya University, Japan.
Contact:
See this page.
Links
http://rheology.jp/nagoya/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/MultiScaleV1-copy.jpg
http://rheology.jp/nagoya/access/
Original publication: 2018-09-03 18:42:53
Source: https://rheology.jp/nagoya/workshop-on-simulations-for-the-dynamics-of-soft-matters/
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2019年度レオロジー物理工学研究会「協同現象とブラウン運動」
2019年度レオロジー物理工学研究会
「協同現象とブラウン運動」
（併催：第４０１回物性談話会，第８回物質科学談話会）
開催日：2019年6月１３日（木）
場所：名古屋大学VBLホール（VBL棟３階）
内容：
13:00 - 14:00 古川亮(東京大学生産技術研究所)＊
ガラス化と協同性：
密度揺らぎのダイナミクスからの探索
14:00 - 15:00 高江恭平(東京大学生産技術研究所)
誘電体における乱れと秩序の自己組織化：
単純な粒子モデルによるアプローチ
15:00 - 16:00 川﨑猛史(名古屋大学理学研究科)
コロイド分散系における非平衡相転移
16:00 - 17:00 畝山多加志（名古屋大学工学研究科）＊＊
ゆらぐ拡散係数を持つ系の拡散・緩和挙動
17:00 – 18:00 瀬戸亮平（北京航空航天大学）
管内を流れる微粒子分散流体とその詰まりについて
＊第４０１回物性談話会
＊＊第８回物質科学談話会
参加費：無料
参加登録：不要
連絡先：名古屋大学物質科学専攻 増渕雄一
Links
http://masubuchi.jp/
Original publication: 2019-04-08 16:02:46
Source: https://rheology.jp/nagoya/2019_workshop_1/
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MDOI2019
Mesoscale Dynamics on Interface 2019 (MDOI2019)
開催日時: 2019/10/10, 11 (木,金)
開催場所: 名古屋大学 ベンチャービジネスラボラトリ(VBL) 3F ベンチャーホール (http://www.vbl.nagoya-u.ac.jp/)
プログラム(9/30 時点での予定, 講演申し込み等に応じて変更の可能性あり):
• 10/10 (木)
• 13:00-17:00 研究発表
• 13:00-14:00 土井正男 "Non-simplistic problems in diffusion"
• 14:00-14:30 (休憩)
• 14:30-15:00 清水正宏 "ソフト電極上に培養された細胞による触覚センサ"
• 15:00-15:30 古市謙次 "不連続テープランダム配向型熱可塑性CFRPのシミュレーション"
• 15:30-16:00 (休憩)
• 16:00-16:30 山本哲也 TBA
• 16:30-17:00 増渕研学生の発表 / ポスター
• 17:00- (懇親会)
• 10/11 (金)
• 9:30-12:00 研究発表
• 9:30-10:00 畝山多加志 TBA
• 10:00-10:30 青柳岳司 "機械学習によるミクロ相分離構造の分類と弾性挙動予測(仮)"
• 10:30-11:00 (休憩)
• 11:00-11:30 谷口貴志 TBA
• 11:30-12:00 山口哲生 "メカニカルメタマテリアルの非線形レオロジーとノーマルモード解析"
• 13:00-17:00 自由討論
参加費: 無料 (懇親会参加者は別途懇親会費をいただきます)
申し込み:
畝山 (uneyama @ mp.pse.nagoya-u.ac.jp) までメールにて以下の情報をお送りください。プログラム編成の都合上、発表有りの場合は9/30 (月) までに申し込みをお願いいたします。
• 氏名
• 所属
• 連絡先メールアドレス
• 参加日程 (10/10,11 両方, 10/10 のみ, 10/11 のみ)
• 発表の有無 (有の場合は発表タイトル)
• 懇親会参加の有無
その他:
懇親会に参加される方は、10/10 に懇親会費をいただきます。宿泊先等については各自で手続きをお願いいたします。
Links
http://www.vbl.nagoya-u.ac.jp/
Original publication: 2019-07-18 19:22:38
Source: https://rheology.jp/nagoya/mdoi2019/
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Workshop on Soft Matter Dynamics: Slow and Fast
Overview
Due to the coronavirus issue, this event has been cancelled.
• Date: March 25 (Wed) – 26 (Thu), 2020.
• Venue: Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University, Gokasho, Uji-city, Kyoto, Japan 611-0011
Theme of the workshop
Soft Matter, due to their mesoscale structure and their sensitivity to external conditions, exhibit rich and diverse dynamical phenomena both under equilibrium and far from equilibrium. Traditionally, and for good reasons, the focus of research has been on the long-time or slow dynamics of these systems. This remains an active area of research and much remains to be understood. However, the fast dynamics cannot always be ignored. Besides their inherent importance in understanding local phenomena, ultimately, it is the repeated local, fast motions that result in the global, slow dynamics. Therefore, there is some advantage to adopting a broader view that encompasses both slow and fast dynamical phenomena in soft matter. To this end, we invite soft matter scientists with expertise in experiments, theory and simulations to join us in this workshop. We hope this workshop can provide a forum for active and robust discussion that leads to strong collaborations and novel interdisciplinary cross-fertilization.
Support
The event is supported by the International Joint Usage / Research Center (iJURC) of the Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University
Organization
Yuichi Masubuchi, Nagoya University
Yumi Matsumiya, Kyoto University
Sathish K. Sukumaran, Yamagata University
Links
http://rheology.jp/nagoya/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/b0820d1d7e927599e6eddd62411f3708_s.jpg
Original publication: 2019-10-31 13:58:56
Source: https://rheology.jp/nagoya/wsmd-2020-mar/
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Nagoya Workshop on Molecular Simulations of Soft Matters 2022
Preface
Despite many attempts, simulations of soft matters are still challenging because the dynamic and structural wavelengths are widely spread. This workshop will showcase the advanced techniques and present the perspective of the field. The program contains keynote and invited lectures delivered by leading researchers, including Prof. Müller-Plathe from Darmstadt and Prof. Yasuoka from Keio.
Date
Nov 17th, 2022
Program
13:00 Opening
13:05 Prof. Müller-Plathe (Darmstadt, invited keynote 1):
Multiscale molecular simulation: the challenge of dynamics
13:50 Prof. Kawakatsu (Tohoku, invited):
Multiscale simulations of polymeric fluids
14:20 Prof. Takimoto (Yamagata, invited):
Unentangled polymer under fast flow: a simulation study
14:50 Prof. Sukumaran (Yamagata, invited):
Dynamics and entanglements in binary polymer blends
15:20 Break
15:30 Prof. Yasuoka (Keio, invited keynote 2):
Machine learning for acceleration and analysis of molecular simulations
16:15 Prof. Terao (Gifu, invited):
Machine learning for structure identification of colloidal systems
16:45 Prof. Surblys (Tohoku, invited):
Robustly obtaining thermal properties of complex systems via molecular dynamics
17:15 Mr. Nakai (Nagoya, solicited):
Fluctuating diffusivity emerges even in binary gas mixtures
17:30 Mr. Oishi (Nagoya, solicited):
Soret coefficient of dumbbells obeying Langevin equation
17:45 Closing
Organized by
Rheology Physics Group, Nagoya University
Co-organized by
The Molecular Simulation Society of Japan
The Society of Rheology, Japan
Venue
In-person: ES-Hall, Nagoya University
On-line: Zoom meeting (the link will be sent to attendees)
Registration
Open this google form; otherwise, email it to the organizer.
Contact
Yuichi Masubuchi, Nagoya University
Links
http://rheology.jp/nagoya/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/図1.png
https://onl.bz/FmmewNY
http://rheology.jp/nagoya/employees/yuichi-masubuchi/
Original publication: 2022-09-26 11:24:13
Source: https://rheology.jp/nagoya/nagoya-workshop-on-molecular-simulations-of-soft-matters-2022/
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