PCTFE Workshop 2025
< Venue >
Ilima Hotel, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
445 Nohonani Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
This workshop is designed to discuss how thermo-fluid sciences and technologies should evolve over the next few decades, up to 2050, and to identify the challenges we, as experts in the community, need to tackle. Experts who will shape the next generation are invited to present their advancements and the challenges they face.
The workshop will feature four sessions, each consisting of technical presentations followed by a general discussion. These sessions will address essential technologies required today and in the future. Examples of such technologies include: strategic methods for thermal design, energy-efficient and cost-effective heat recovery, system optimization involving a large number of thermal parameters, technologies enabling ultra-high vertical and lateral integration of electronics, solutions for ultra-high heat flux removal, thermal phenomena and control in biology, intelligent thermal materials, and more.
< Scope >
< Keynote >
Takuto Araki
Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Yokohama National University
< Invited >
Yuina Abe
Tokyo Metropolitan University
Takeyuki Ami
Kansai University
Shumpei Hara
Doshisha University
Takuma Hori
Tokyo University of A&T
Kazuma Isobe
Okayama University
Hiroaki Matsuura
The University of Tokyo
Shingo Motoki
Osaka University
Takahiro Okabe
Hirosaki University
Hideaki Teshima
Kyushu University
Ai Ueno
Nagoya University
Hirotatsu Watanabe
Ritsumeikan University
< Registration >
Registration fee (Full Workshop 4 days) 125,000JPY
Registration fee (3-day Pass) 100,000JPY
Registration fee (2-day Pass) 75,000JPY
The registration fee includes
- access to the workshop
- welcome reception (12th), conference dinner (13th) & lunch (14th), & refreshments (coffee break)
- hotel accommodation fee
A4 half-page abstract is required to submit by the end of February, 2025.
< Abstract >
< Program >
Keynote Talk: 40 min including Q&A
Invited Talk: 30 min including Q&A
For your presentation, please bring your own PC. A laser pointer will be prepared by the secretariat.
There will be about 20 min "general" discussion period at the end of each session.
Workshop program can be downloaded from here
Chair - Prof. Atsuki Komiya
(Tohoku University)
Co-chair – Prof. Kazuya Tatsumi
(Kyoto Institute of Technology)
Web manager – Prof. Takashi Fukue
(Kanazawa Institute of Technology)
Advisory board –
Prof. Kazuyoshi Fushinobu
(Institute of Science Tokyo)
Prof. Masaru Ishizuka
(Toyama Prefectural University)