Polish-Japanese seminar on innovative technologies in heat transfer

About ACMiN

The AGH UST Academic Centre for Materials and Nanotechnology was officially established in July 2013. The Centre evolved from an initiative called CZT AKCENT MAŁOPOLSKA, in which besides AGH UST active participants were the Jagiellonian University and the Cracow University of Technology. The main tasks of the Academic Centre for Materials and Nanotechnology is to conduct interdisciplinary research in the fields of modern engineering, physics, chemistry, materials engineering, material nanodiagnostics and nanotechnology. ACMiN was financed 85% from the European Regional Development Fund under the Operational Programme Innovative Economy (OPIE).

The tasks of the Academic Centre for Materials and Nanotechnology are:

• maintaining and developing modern scientific research infrastructure, in particular, infrastructure connected with nonodiagnostics and nanotechnologies, as well as making it available to the employees of the university and other research institutions,
• creating conditions for the infrastructure to be used by the doctoral students of AGH UST faculties, as well as other Krakow universities and research units; for this purpose, the Academic Centre for Materials and Nanotechnology can act as a partner in the programmes of interdisciplinary doctoral studies,
• conducting research into materials, nanomaterials, material technologies and nanotechnologies, in particular for the purpose of their application in laboratory conditions and industry,
• conducting pro-innovative activity in the field of advanced material technologies and nanotechnology, the development of AGH UST research offer in the field of technology and nanotechnology of materials

Map:  .pdf

12.09.2017

Meeting at AGH campus in front of B-3 building at 9:45

10:00     Lab trip  – Academic Centre for Materials and Nanotechnology (D-16)

12:00     Lunch break

13:00     Lab trip – Center od Energy at AGH University of Science and Technology

13.09.2017

Place: AGH University of Science and Technology, Academic Centre for Materials and Nanotechnology, D-16 Room 0.01.0, 1^st floor

10:30     Prof. Janusz Szmyd

30 years of collaboration between AGH University of Science and Technology and Kyoto University

10:45     Dr. Kazuya Tatsumi

Microfluidic convection-convection and alignment control of particles in micro-channel flows using dielectric force

11:15     Dr. Elzbieta Fornalik-Wajs

Magnetic convection: origin and development

11:45     Lunch Break

13:15     Dr. Hiroshi Iwai

Solid Oxide Iron-air Battery: an experimental study on reduction of porous iron oxide

13:45     Dr. Marek Jaszczur

Thermodynamic analysis of power generation unit coupled with coal drying system

14:15     Coffee break

14:30     Dr. Masashi Kishimoto

Direct Ammonia-Fueled Solid Oxide Fuel Cells

Special event: Report on progress in FIRST TEAM project

15:00     Dr. Grzegorz Brus

The Concept Behind Easy to Assemble Stack Type

15:15     Coffee break

15:30     Marcin Moździerz

Multiscale modeling of solid oxide fuel cell stack

15:45     Maciej Chalusiak

Tailoring anode microstructure using advance 3D printing technology

16:00     Tomasz Prokop

Detailed micro-scale modeling of solid oxide fuel cell anode

14.09.2017

Place: AGH University of Science and Technology, Academic Centre for Materials and Nanotechnology, D-16, Room 1.02.0, 2^nd floor.

10:00     Prof. Kazuyuki Tatsumi, Research Center for Materials Science, Nagoya University, “Chemistry of Cluster Active Sites of Metalloenzymes – Drawing a lesson from the brilliant functions of the enzyms for our future sustainable society”

Conference Chairman:
Prof. Janusz Szmyd

Conference Secretary:
Grzegorz Brus, Ph.D.

Committee Members:
Katarzyna Berent, Ph.D.
Maciej Chalusiak, M.Sc.
Tomasz Prokop, M.Sc.
Patryk Palej, B.Sc.

E-mail: pol-jap2017@agh.edu.pl
Tel: (0048) (12) 617 50 53