I was able to present my work, chair two different sessions, judge student posters, and meet so many people working on membranes. A tiring week, but definitely a very good experience.
I, along with 50+ others from Kobe U, attended this year's International Congress on Membrane and Membrane Processes (#ICOM2023). It was my first time to join ICOM in person as this event is only held every three years and the 2020 edition was held online due to the pandemic.
Happening now!
The International Workshop on Membrane in Kobe 2022 (IWMK 2022). You can join the symposium (for free!) and listen to talks by distinguished professors and researchers from Kobe University's partner institutions from all over the world.
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Title: Development of polydimethylsiloxane composite membrane for organic solvent separation
Journal: Separation and Purification Technology (https://t.co/7ZTsCc2cBZ)
Four students of the Kobe University Membrane Center (Jumpei Segawa, Wataru Kushida, Tomoki Watanabe, Pengfei Zhang) received best student presentation awards during the Membrane Symposium of the Membrane Society of Japan. Congratulations!
Ryosuke Takahashi, M1 student at the Kobe University Membrane Center, received the student award during the Japan Separation Technology Society annual meeting. Congratulations, Takahashi-kun!
It is a great honor to be one of the recipients of the Best Young Researcher Oral Presentation Award during this year's International Conference on Desalination using Membrane Technology (#MEMDES2021).
Thank you to my supervisor, Prof. Matsuyama, and the MEMDES organizing committee and Desalination editorial board, for the opportunity to share my work.
Two students from the Kobe University Membrane Center received the Best Student Poster award during the Society of Chemical Engineers in Japan meeting. Congratulations Zhang-san and Motoyama-san!