THE 56th SYMPOSIUM ON GLASSES AND PHOTONIC MATERIALS

Concurrent Event
THE 11th SYMPOSIUM ON GLASS TECHNOLOGY (GIC11)

November 12 (Thursday) to Novedmber 13(Friday), 2015
Wink AICHI

organized by
Division of Glasses, The Ceramic Society of Japan

Cosponsored by
Glass Industry Conference of Japan

Cooperated by
The Chemical Society of Japan
The Japan Society of Applied Physics

The 56 th Annual Symposium on Glasses and Photonic Materials

The symposium will cover all areas of basic science and technology related to the field of glasses and photonic materials. Submission of papers for presentations covering all ascepts of glasses and photonic materials are welcomed. English presentation will be accepted in the international session within the symposium.

In the 11th GIC symposium (GIC11), invited lectures on "international colaborations with academic and industry" will be presented. Submissions of papers for poster presentation relevant to this topic are also welcomed. In addition, submissions are encouraged concerning products and technologies related to glasses.

Keynote Lecture:
professor Peter A. TANNER (Hong Kong Institute of Edication)
"Lanthanide and Transition Metal Ions In Glasses: Experiment and Theory"

Invited Talk:
Dr.Maggy Colas (CNRS-SPCTS, France)
"Contribution of 2D and 3D Raman Mapping to the Study of Ceramic Materials"

GIC11 Invited Talk (in Japanese):
Dr. Keiichi IKEGAMI, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
"AIST as an Innovation Hub"

Invited Talk 1 (in Japanese):
professor Norimasa Umesaki (Spring 8, University of Hyogo, Osaka University)

Invited Talk 2 (in Japanese):
Dr. Youmei Tokuda (Kyoto University)

Important Dates
Abstract Submission: 14th September 2015 (extended)
Manuscript Submission: 23th October 2015 (extended)
Pre-registratiohn: 13th October 2015.

[Symposium Secretariat]
Nagoya Institute of Technology (NITech)
Gokiso, Showa, Nagoya 466-8555, Japan
Tomokatsu Hayakawa
E-mail: glass56-nagoya(at)lab-ml.web.nitech.ac.jp
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TEL/FAX: +81(0)-52-735-5110