Symposium

**Symposium with “〇” in the column “Recording” will be recorded and become available for the participants to watch from March 27 (Fri.) to April 9 (Thu.), 2026.
Due to the agreement with the speakers, some presentations are only available to watch live.

Public Symposium

Date Hours

(tentative)

Room No. Symposium Title Recordings

(tentative)

3/15(Sun.) 13:30-17:30 NT2 How can we achieve D&I with international diversity in academia and industry in the field of applied physics?
3/16(Mon.) 13:30-17:00 NT1 Attention Job Seeking Students! Exploring the Fusion of AI and Semiconductors: Scientific Insights and Engineering Challenges
3/17(Tue.) 13:30-17:00 NT3 Can semiconductor technology improve well-being?
13:30-18:00 T22 From Space Development to Space Industry: Insights for Business Entry and the Latest Technological Trends

Symposium

Date Hours Room No. Symposium Title Recordings

(tentative)

3/15(Sun.) 13:30-17:30 T3 Opening the Future of Decommissioning with Radiation Measurement Technologies: Challenges and Progress at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station
10:00-17:00 T4 Frontiers and Perspectives on Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing
13:30-18:00 T5 Chirality in Optics : Fundamentals and Innovative Technologies
09:00-18:30 T13 Atomic Layer Process (ALP) analysis and application technologies (3)
13:30-18:30 T16 Application of informatics technology in the field of nanobiotechnology
13:30-17:30 T17 Cutting edge nanotechnology for bio-sensor & 2D materials -Realization of a pandemic-free society with graphene FET sensors capable of rapid detection of human infectious viruses-
13:30-17:35 T19 Bridging the Gap: Computational Approaches to Address Challenges in Photoelectronic Organic Devices at the Physical-Cyberspace
13:30-18:00 T20 Advances in Energy Conversion Research through Photoactive Materials and Interface Engineering
3/16(Mon.) 13:30-18:30 T1 Lab to Fab 2: Bridging Semiconductor Research with Scalable and Sustainable Manufacturing
13:30-17:30 T2 Human Resource Development and Technology Transfer in Business and Education: Current Status and Future Outlook
13:30-18:00 T6 Metasurfaces Close to Practical Realization
13:30-17:50 T7 Innovation in Physical Chemistry and Quantum Life Sciences via Photothermal Conversion
13:30-16:30 T8 Visualization of social infrastructure and disaster prevention using distributed acoustic sensors (DAS)
13:30-18:00 T12 Plasma-induced Plant Responses
13:30-18:30 T14 Next-Generation Biomedical Applications: Pioneered by Magneto-Science and Medical-Engineering Integration
13:30-17:00 T21 New Developments in Microfabrication and MEMS Technologies Pioneering Next-Generation Sensing and Communications
10:00-18:30 T24 AI × Robotics × Human: Opening New Frontiers in Autonomous Materials Research
3/17(Tue.) 13:30-17:45 T10 Frontiers of Semiconductor Characterization Techniques
13:30-18:00 T11 Next-generation electron sources and new developments in electron beam technology
13:30-18:00 T15 The Prospects of Data Storage and Non-Volatile Memory Technologies in the AI era
13:30-18:30 T18 Neuromorphic computing at the convergence of biology, electronics, and photonics
13:30-17:00 T23 New Frontiers in Non-equilibrium Materials Unlocked by Spacetime Commutativity
3/18(Wed.) 13:30-17:05 T9 Emerging research trends in thin-film materials, devices, and processes for future technological innovation