JAPAN-SWEDEN Science, Technology & Innovation Symposium 2013 in STOCKHOLM
Welcome to a symposium by Doctor Akira Yoshino, Asahi Kasei Corporation and Professor Kristina Edström, Uppsala University on March 7th 2013
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The Chemical Society of Japan will co-host "JAPAN-SWEDEN Science, Technology & Innovation Symposium 2013 in STOCKHOLM".
The symposium is focused on highlighting the development and future of the lithium-ion battery (LIB), gaining perspective on the key to success in research and development, know-how in launching a new business, and how to forecast future market developments.
The current commercial LIB configuration was invented by Dr. Yoshino in 1985. With its small size and light weight, the LIB rapidly became the mainstream in mobile phones, laptop computers, and many other portable electronic devices which have extended access to information throughout society. The global LIB market has grown to some 1 trillion yen (6 billion krona), and the research is increasingly focused on application of the LIB to large-scale systems including transportation, load-leveling in smartgrids, and stationary power storage.
Programme
17:30 | Registration |
18:00 | Welcome & Opening Remarks Mr. Nobuyuki Kawashima, Executive Director, The Chemical Society of Japan |
H. E. Yoshiki Watanabe, Ambassador of Japan to Sweden | |
Lectures | |
The course of development of the lithium-ion battery and outlook for the future Dr. Akira Yoshino, Asahi Kasei Corporation, Inventor of the Lithium Ion Battery | |
Li-ion batteries - a family of chemistries with many possibilities Professor Kristina Edstr?m, Uppsala University |
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19:25 | Questions and Answers |
Light buffet/mingle |
Registration
RSVP no later than March 1st to eco@st.mofa.go.jp
Please write the following information: Name, Title, Organization, Position and Specialty.
The symposium and buffet is free of charge.
Date | Thursday March 7th, 2013, 18:00?19:30 |
Venue | IVA's Conference Centre, Grev Turegatan 16, Stockholm, Sweden |
Contact | Kicki Edman, Sweden-Japan Foundation, info@swejap.a.se, +46-8-611 68 73. |