International Symposium on Porous Materials 2026

Program

August 30 (Sunday)


12:00 Registration

13:20 Opening remarks

Session 1: Chair
13:30 IL1 Prof. Naonobu Katada, Tottori University, Japan, gThe Truth about Shape-selective Para-xylene Production Catalyzed by Silica-coated MFI-type Zeoliteh

14:15 IL2 Prof. Xiangju Meng, Zhejiang University, China, gDesigned synthesis of zeolitesh

15:00 Break

15:15 IL3 Prof. Szu-Chia Chien, National Central University, Taiwan, gA Systematic Comparison of Surface Area Determination Methods in Porous Materialsh

15:45 Break

16:00 Poster presentation

17:30 Gather in the lobby

18:00 Networking Event T(BBQ restaurant)

21:00 Get together at KKR

August 31 (Monday)

Session 2: Chair
9:00 IL4 Prof. Emiel J. M. Hensen, Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands, gDynamic Evolution of Fe Centers in Fe/SSZ-13 Catalysts for NH3-SCR of NOxh

9:45 IL5 Prof. Kiyotaka Nakajima, Hokkaido University, Japan, gCatalytic in-situ acetalization strategy for high-yield synthesis of C4- and C2- carbohydrate derivatives from glucoseh

10:15 Break

Session 3: Chair
10:30 IL6 Dr. Peipei Xiao, Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan, gZeolite Topology Steers Methane Valorizationh

11:00 IL7 Prof. Toru Wakihara, The University of Tokyo, Japan, gApplication of zeolite in greenhouse gas captureh

11:30 GO1 Dr. Shih-Yuan Chen, AIST, Japan, gNanoporous Carbon-Supported Metal Catalysts for Energy Carrier and Fuel Productionh

11:45 GO2 Ayane Takeuchi, Tohoku University, Japan,
gRoom-Temperature Stable Radicals Generated by Heat Treatment of Zeolitesh

12:00 Lunch

Session 4: Chair
13:00 GO3 Yukito Sakiyama, Tottori University, Japan, gSuppression of water adsorption by coverage with silica shell on CHA zeoliteh

13:15 GO4 Aoi Nagamine, Hokkaido University, Japan, gSynthesis of Nb-Beta Zeolites via Dry Gel Conversion and Their Catalytic Activity for Glucose Conversionh

13:30 GO5 Raichi Asami, Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan, gStabilization of Ethane Dehydroaromatization over a Zn/Pt@H-MFI Catalystih

13:45 GO6 Haruna Sasagawa, University of Toyama, Japan, gCO2 hydrogenation over a composite catalyst of ZnCrOx and Zeolitesh

14:00 GO7 Xinbo Pang, Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan, gEffect of Dual Organic Structure-Directing Agents on Aluminum Distribution in Beta Zeoliteh

14:15 GO8 De-Chian Chen, The University of Tokyo, Japan, gPost-Synthetic Defect Healing of H-ZSM-5 via Liquid-Phase NH?F Treatment for Enhanced Methanol-to-Olefins Catalytic Performanceh

14:30 Free time

18:00 Networking Event II (Banquet at Wakamiya, KKR)

21:00 Get together at KKR

September 1 (Tuesday)

Session 5: Chair
9:00 IL8 Prof. Li-Chiang Lin, National Taiwan University, Taiwan, gComputational Study of Water Adsorption in Metal-organic Frameworksh

9:30 IL9 Prof. Ching-Tien Chen, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, gStirring Redirects the Nucleation Trajectory of Zeolitesh

10:00 Break

Session 6: Chair
10:15 IL10 Dr. Raquel Simancas, The University of Tokyo, Japan, gTailoring Zeolite Crystallization through Pressure Engineering of Amorphous Aluminosilicate Precursorsh

10:45 IL11 Prof. Toshiyuki Yokoi, Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan, gAdvanced Zeolite Technologies for Sustainable Catalysish

11:15 Closing remarks


Poster Presentation (Aug. 30, 16:00`17:30)

No. Presenter Affiliation Title
P1 Hanlong Ya The University of Tokyo Side-Pocket Confinement and Ionic Potential Drive Cooperative Trace N2O Capture in Mordenite
P2 Keisuke Iriba Hokkaido University The Effect of Zeolite on the Production of Bio-derived Phenol via the Dealkylation of Hydrochardanol
P3 Nanami Takeshita Kochi University Selective conversion of cellulose into furfurals over zeolites in ethanol
P4 Gen Horiguchi Shizuoka University Key Factors for the Formation of Layered Silicate Nu-6(1) and Interlayer Expansion by Post-Synthetic Treatment
P5 Taiki Gondai Shizuoka University Effects of Methanol and Ethanol Additives on the Formation of EMT, LTA, and SOD Phases from Sodium Aluminosilicate Gels
P6 Ryo Honda Tottori University Cracking behavior of alkanes in liquid and gas phases over MFI zeolite
P7 Takumi Kurihara Institute of Science Tokyo Development of Cu Nanoparticle-Encapsulated Beta Zeolite Catalysts for Ethanol Synthesis via CO2 Hydrogenation
P8 Tesshin Noma Institute of Science Tokyo Development of Cu-encapsulated MFI-type Zr-metallosilicate catalysts for the highly selective synthesis of butadiene from ethanol
P9 Naoya Shinohata Institute of Science Tokyo Development of ZnZrOx-Supported Zeolite Catalysts for Hydrocarbon Synthesis from CO2 via Methanol
P10 Takumi Nagayasu Tottori University Effect of Deposition Temperature on the Shape Selectivity of Silica Overlayer Covering MFI Zeolite
P11 Yuto Imai Institute of Science Tokyo Development of a zeolite-encapsulated PtGa catalyst for ethane dehydroaromatizaion
P12 Ao Zhang University of Toyama ZSM-5@ZnCr Reverse Capsule Catalyst for Highly Selective Isoparaffins
P13 Koki Fukushima Institute of Science Tokyo Development of MFI zeolite-encapsulated Pt nanoparticulate catalyst by dry-gel conversion method and its application to benzene ethylation with ethane
P14 Kengo Kishi Institute of Science Tokyo Effect of the Structure of Zeolite-Encapsulated Ni Catalysts on the Catalytic Performance in Dry Reforming of Methane
P15 Quan Zuo Institute of Science Tokyo Investigation of Multifunctional Catalysts for Production of BTX from Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
P16 Tianjiao Zhao Institute of Science Tokyo Beta-Zeolite-Based Bimetallic Catalysts for the Catalytic Oxidation of HMF
P17 Qingzhuo Tian Institute of Science Tokyo Investigation of Preparation Conditions and Acid Catalytic Properties of RTH-type Aluminosilicates
P18 Kairui Luan Institute of Science Tokyo Phosphoric Acid Addition Sequence Regulates SAPO-18 Crystallization and Acid Site Distribution for Methanol-to-Olefins Reaction
P19 Tomoaki Taguchi Institute of Science Tokyo Effect of Aluminum content in parent MFI and Beta zeolites on the synthesis of CON-type zeolite by blending method
P20 Wentao Huo Institute of Science Tokyo Effect of Reaction Temperature and Zeolite Structure on Gas Product Distribution during Catalytic Pyrolysis of Biomass
P21 Motoki Kuwahara Institute of Science Tokyo Influence of Seed crystals and Aging Conditions on the Crystallization Behavior of SSZ-13 Zeolite
P22 Jodie Baker The University of Tokyo Design of Tandem Zn-Based Metal Oxides/SSZ-13 Catalysts for CO2 Hydrogenation to Light Olefins
P23 Yuan Qin The University of Tokyo Dual-OSDA Ultrafast Synthesis of AFX Zeolite for Enhanced Catalytic Performance in Selective Catalytic Reduction of NOx with NH3
P24 Chisa Noda The University of Tokyo Synthesis of metal-organic frameworks using epoxide ring-opening reaction
P25 Moriguchi Fumiaki Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology A New Gas Adsorption Behavior of an Elastic Layer-Structured MOF ELM-12: Transformation from Flexible to Rigid