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ISHHC-16 Poster Award Winners

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Four Winners on Monday 1P-20 Activation of O 2 on Mo-doped CaO and MgO surfaces. (Humboldt Univ. Berlin) Matthias Baldofski, Joachim Sauer 1P-23 Exploring reaction pathway of H 2 dissociation on Au n (n=1-10) clusters by automated reaction path search methods. ( 1 Hokkaido Univ. & 2 Kyoto Univ.) Min Gao, 1 Satoshi Maeda, 1 Andrey Lyanlin, 2 Tetsuya Taketsugu 1,2 1P-60 Polymerization of phenylacetylene catalyzed by nitrobindin mutants embedding a rhodium complex. (Osaka Univ.) Kazuki Fukumoto, Akira Onodera, Takashi Hayashi 1RRR-8 The importance of open sites in gold catalysis: oxidation and reduction reactions. (U.C. Berkeley) Michael M. Nigra, Alexander Katz

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Five Winners on Tuesday 2P-5 DNP-SENS NMR characterization of a well-defined Pd-hybrid material for the Z-selective semi-hydrogenation of alkynes ( 1 ETH-Zurich, 2 Univ. of Amsterdam, 3 Univ. Lyon, 4 ENS Lyon) Matthew P. Conley, 1 Ruben Drost, 2 Cornelis Elsevier, 2 Alexandre Zagdoun, 4 Aaron J. Rossini, 4 Moreno Lelli, 4 Anne Lesage, 4 Lyndon Emsley, 4 Christophe Coperet, 1 Chloe Thieuleux 3 2P-22 Formal o-Aryne Polymerization (Univ. of Tokyo) Keisuke Takahashi, Shingo Ito, Kyoko Nozaki 2P-24 Oxidation of Ethylene over Pt Nanoparticles Supported on Mesoporous Silica (Hokkaido Univ.) Chuanxia Jiang, Kenji Hara, Atsushi Fukuoka 2P-25 Highly Dispersed Palladium Nanoparticles on Mesocellular Foam: An Efficient and Recyclable Heterogeneous Catalyst for Alcohol Oxidation ( 1 Stockholm Univ., 2 Uppsala Univ.) Eric Johnston, 1 Oscar Verho, 1 Markus Karkas, 1 Mozaffar Shakeri, 1 Cheuk-Wai Tai, 1 Pal Palmgren, 2 Kristoffer Eriksson, 1 Sven Oscarsson, 1 Jan-Erling Backvall 1 2P-58 Theoretical Studies on the reaction mechanism and the catalytic activities of Oxygen Reduction Reaction on Ta 3 N 5 (100) surfaces (Univ. of Tokyo) Eriko Watanabe, Hiroshi Ushiyama, Koichi Yamashita

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Four Winners on Wednesday 3P-4 Selective Nitrile Hydrogenation to Primary Amine on K-Al 2 O 3 - supported Ru Catalyst. (Inst. Mol. Sci.) Sutasinee Kityakarn, Fei Wang, Satoshi Muratsugu, Mizuki Tada 3P-8 Fluid Property of a Monolith Having Honeycomb Structure Synthesized Using Ice Templating Method. (Hokkaido Univ. ) Yoshitaka Satoh, Shunpei Takahashi, Kazuhiro Murakami, Isao Ogino, Shin R. Mukai 3P-24 Sulfimidation of sulfides catalyzed by ruthenium phthalocyanine complexes. (Univ. of Hong Kong) Kwok-Ming Wong, Jie-Sheng Huang, Chi-Ming Che 3P-54 Synthesis of Well-defined Poly(quinoxaline-2,3-diyl)s by Living Polymerization of 1,2-Diisocyanobenzenes: Their Selective Reflection Properties in Visible Light Region. ( 1 Kyoto Univ. & 2 JST CREST) Yuuya Nagata, 1 Keisuke Takagi, 1 Shun Tanaka, 1 Michinori Suginome 1,2

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ISHHC-XVII, Utrecht, The Netherlands Bert Weckhuysen, Pieter Bruijnincx, Bert Klein Gebbink at the Board meeting on August 7 th in Sapporo The 17 th International Symposium on Relations between Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Catalysis (ISHHC-XVII) will be held at Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands in July or August, 2015 (tentatively)

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How to get there?: By plane Utrecht: Small city

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How to get there?: By plane A historic and beautiful city

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How to get there?: By plane Canals, werfkelders,

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How to get there?: By plane Utrecht University founded in 1636: ~ 30000 students

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How to get there?: By plane Tradition (City centre) &

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How to get there?: By plane Modern architecture (Uithof)

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How to get there?: By plane Amsterdam Schiphol Airport: ~ 45 min. to city center by car ~ 30 min. to Utrecht CS by train ~ Access to 91 countries Europes 4th biggest hub 45 million passengers 405.000 flights Many times voted best airport How to get there?: By plane

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8 (9) locations 32 chairs (full professors) ~ 50 assistant/associate professors ~ 300 PhD students Scientific community of ~ 400 NIOK as a virtual research school Nederlands Instituut voor Onderzoek in de Katalyse

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Founded in 1991 by catalysis laboratories National research school, accredited by KNAW Virtual research institute, including heterogeneous, homogeneous and bio-catalysis Seated in Utrecht Office seated in The Hague (NWO-CEW) No funding organization, but initiator of research programs in different fields of catalysis Acts as a network Strong focus on education, both on the PhD and master level NIOK in a nutshell

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Co-organizer of annual national conference and summer school Netherlands Congress on Catalysis and Chemistry March ~ 500 participants Catalysis Summer School June ~ 125 participants

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Integration of disciplines

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The ISHHC XVII will follow the tradition of the organization and topics in the series of the preceding ISHHC conferences, bringing together experts and practitioners in the three fields of heterogeneous, homogeneous and enzyme catalysis based on recent advances in instrumentation, synthesis and reaction studies on the molecular level. To further this goal we aim to uncover and focus on common concepts that emerge from molecular-nanoscale studies of structures, functions and dynamics of the three types of catalysts. ISHHC XVII: Goals

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Follow trusted format Single main session + dedicated embedded mini-symposia Plenary, invited and oral lectures Some orals reserved for young scientists Possibilities for sponsored lectures or young lecturer prize-giving events Three poster sessions Conference banquet ISHHC XVII: Program outline

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Opportunities and challenges of single-molecule and single-particle techniques for catalysis research Idea & Motivation - novel microscopy approaches for catalysis research - bring together pioneers of this field and newcomers - spark more scientists to join - show interested scientists outside community power of techniques Potential co-organizers Suzanne Blum (Irvine, USA) Thorben Cordes (Groningen, NL) Embedded mini-symposia Examples include: -Biomass valorization: Catalysis in the liquid phase -Methane valorization: Catalytic C-H activation -Characterization methods -

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ISHC-XXI We are looking forward to welcoming you in Utrecht in 2015! ISHHC-17

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Actual ISHHC-16 Atsushi FUKUOKA, Chair

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You can download a photo on our web. http://www.shokubai.org/ishhc16/

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Alcohol - until 7 Wed. Beer Sapporo Classic 288cans100800ml3427.2OZ Furano Wine -Red-8bottles5760ml195.8OZ Otaru Niagara -White-8bottles5760ml195.8OZ Clark Wine -Red-3bottles2160ml73.4OZ Clark Wine -White3bottles2160ml73.4OZ Elm Wine -Red- 1bottles720ml24.4OZ Perrrier312bottles62400ml2121.6OZ Java Tea192bottles51840ml1762.6OZ Green Tea96bottles26880ml913.9OZ Volvic288bottles87120ml3370.1OZ Apple Juice96bottles26880ml913.9OZ SUM320640ml10901.8OZ

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Alcohol = 37% Alcohol = 247 ml / 1 participant All drink = 675 ml / 1 participant

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1PL211PL7 2PL412OA13 3PL313KN6 4PL114PL6 5KN515OA10 6OA916OA6 7KN117KN11 8KN318OB20 9KN819OA1 10OA220OA11 Participant Number Ranking

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27 Local Organizing Committee Atsushi Fukuoka Kiyotaka Asakura Toshihiro Shimada Ichizo Yagi Yuichi Kamiya Isao Ogino Kenji Hara Satoru Takakusagi Hirokazu Kobayashi Hiroko Ariga Ewa Kowalska Atsushi Muramatsu Yasuhito Koyama Reiko Sadamoto Mayumi Kawashima Katsuhisa Ishikawa Takahiko Hasegawa Shingo Mukai Yuhei Kawamura Taihei Kawagishi Shuhei Shimoda Student Supporter Kunimoto Akitoshi Ryoichi Ueno Toma Kitayama Akio Nitta Shuhei Yasuda Tsubasa Maruyama Yuichi Miyagi Li Geng Mizuho Yabushita Chuaxia Jiang Hiroyuki Kaiki Okimune Kawabata Kyoichi Kuroki Nobuhiro Ishito Kotaro Nanba Yoshihiko Hirosaki Yoshiki Sato Takeshi Mori SeiiChiro Yoshida Daiki Ando Kazuki Sakai

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Appreciation to our excellent secretaries Ms Reiko SADAMOTO Ms Mayumi KAWASHIMA