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    Topical Workshop

    WorkshopPlasma Catalysis Towards Decarbonizing Society

    ￭ Date : 14:00~17:00, November 5 (Sunday), 2023
    ￭ Place : Room A (Conference Hall B), BPEX (5F)
    ￭ Workshop Chair : Tomohiro Nozaki (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

    Nonthermal plasma is gaining tremendous interest as an emerging field of electron-driven chemistry, providing a unique opportunity for exploring chemistry frontiers. Nonthermal plasma is coupled with renewable electricity and activates stable molecules without excessive heating of the system, providing green hydrogen, ammonia, and renewable chemical commodities.

    The workshop focus on decarbonization technology based on nonthermal plasma combined with heterogeneous catalysts. The forefront scientists were invited for discussion of the current status of plasma catalysis research, including the future potential of industrial application as well as state-of-the-art diagnostics/modeling in plasma-surface interfaces.

    We welcome the audience who are interested in plasma surface science and catalysis but not limited, to discuss the issues for the sustainable development goals of gaining affordable and clean energy.



    Plenary Speaker

    Name Affiliation Nationality Topics
    Nor Aishah Saidina Amin Chemical Reaction Engineering Group, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Malaysia
    Dry Reforming of Methane over Co-Ni based Catalysts in a DBD Non-Thermal Plasma Reactor


    Invited speakers

    Name Affiliation Nationality Topics
    Hyun-ha Kim National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology Japan
    Sustainable Nitrogen Fixation for Power-to-X
    Pankaj Attri Kyushu University Japan
    Plasma-assist CO2 and N2 Conversion into Valuable Products
    Dae-Yeong Kim Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan
    Plasma-catalytic CO2 Hydrogenation: Mechanistic Study on The Catalytic Surface Reaction
    Bruce Koel Princeton University USA
    Effectiveness And Energy Efficiency In Plasma-assisted Catalysis For Ammonia Synthesis