Membrane Engineering Salon


The Membrane Engineering Salon is thought to be a place where professors constituting the Center for Membrane and Film Technology and members of companies and enterprises build an interactive study meeting where they interchange their opinion and information.

The Salon focuses on free discussion around established subjects. Through the activities of the Membrane Engineering salon, the MAFTECH center proposes and discovers new subjects to research. Members participation is free.

Is there any issue in your company that is neglected without knowing the cause?

Do you have any interest in performing fundamental research for industrial prosperity in methods to solve this issues collaboratively with the help of the university or other companies?

Our salon, containing a diversity of subjects according to the specialty of professors at the MAFTECH center, is opened at any time.

If you find any interesting subject, please let us discuss it by participating in our salon.

Right now, our salon advances on subjects related with membrane technology such as: Gas Barrier membranes, Organic thin membrane and Film coating, among others. So, please, participate so we can discuss together those subjects that you hope will be the focus of our research.

We are glad to help you build your network with companies encompassing many competitive research fields not only in the industry-academia environment.

Our salon activities are oriented only to members of the Organization for Film and Membrane Technology, If you are interested in the membrane Engineering salon please inform us by calling or writing a message to our offices:

Organization for Film and Membrane Technology

〒651-8501
Kobe-shi, Nada-ku, Rokkodai-cho 1-1
Kobe University Engineering Promotion Association
Organization for Film and Membrane Technology Offices
TEL : 078-871-6954
FAX : 078-871-5722
MAIL : eng-membrane@research.kobe-u.ac.jp

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History

Based on the results of the discussion at each salon, we open it to discoveries in research subjects carrying on combined openings at any time without a definite schedule.

200820092010201120122013201420152016
 September 29November 11December 25
Salon 1Technology for formation of functional inorganic thin membrane, oriented to non-smooth surfaced base materials with organic components  
Salon 2Slurry coating membraneSlurry coating membrane 
Salon 3ATechniques for comprehension and supression of bio-fouling phenomena  Membrane Fouling
Salon 3BMembrane Biofouling in MBR 
Salon 3CTechniques for comprehension and supression of inorganic fouling phenomena  
Salon 4Organic functional thin membrane  
March 9September 25
Salon ADrying behavior of slurry coating films and emulsions Salon ADrying behavior of slurry coating films and emulsions
Salon BLearning fouling structure and control interface in cellular membrane' superficial layer Salon B1Membrane fouling
Salon B2Inorganic fouling
Salon CLearning from previous dispersion and x-ray difraction structure estimation techniques in organic thin membranesSalon COrganic thin film
 March 9September 22
Salon AParticle dispersion behavior in the operation of slurry coating filmsAdiabatic coating film's performance and binder segregation through drying
Salon B1The science of membrane surface: surface free energy and protein adsorption behavior Membrane Fouling
Salon B2Inorganic foulingInorganic fouling
Salon COrganic thin filmOrganic thin film
Salon D Gas barrier membrane
March 10September 21
Salon AEstimation of defective measurement phenomena in coating film drying through a correlation modelSalon AEstimation of defective measurement phenomena in coating film drying through a correlation model
Salon BMembrane foulingSalon B1(Membrane fouling) Prediction and estimation of membrane fouling based on filtration theory
Salon B2(Membrane fouling) Towards biofilm and biofouling formation control based on the Quorum Sensing system
Salon B3(Membrane fouling) Micro behavior analysis of water particles in membrane surface neighborhood
Salon COrganic thin filmSalon COrganic thin film
Salon DGas-barrier membraneSalon DGas-barrier membrane
 March 8September 7
Salon AUnderstanding the structure formation process of coating film applying MicrorheologyUnderstanding the structure formation process of coating film applying Microrheology
Salon B1(Membrane fouling) Adaptation of ultrasonic waves for membrane fouling inhibition(Membrane fouling) Techniques for filtered water purification by using microbubbles membrane
Salon B2(Membrane fouling) Development of electric charged macromolecule membranes using phenolphthalein(Membrane fouling) Characterization of membrane fouling substances in membrane separation activated sludge process (MBR)
Salon B3 (Membrane fouling) Behavior of fouling in FO and ion-exchange membranes
Salon COrganic thin film(Organic thin film) Porphiryn type pi-adjoint extensions synthesis applying heat and light conversion type precursors
Salon DGas-barrier membrane Gas-barrier membrane
 March 5March 10
Salon AUnderstanding the structure formation process of coating film applying MicrorheologyUnderstanding the structure formation process of coating film applying Microrheology
Salon B1(Membrane fouling) Recent research trends of membrane fouling characterization (Membrane fouling) Direct numerical simulation of microfiltration membrane fouling
Salon B2(Membrane fouling) Possibilities of applicability of inorganic separation membrane in water management(Membrane fouling) Water management by using membranes: Norovirus (Removal in MBR, risk of infection and performance criteria)
Salon B3(Membrane fouling) Secondary treatment of sewage water

(Membrane fouling) Future outlook for Membrane filtration technology research development
(Membrane fouling) Current state of membrane separation activated sludge method (MBR)
Salon C(Organic thin film) Origination of flexible organic devices(Organic thin film) New electronics using ion liquid
Salon D(Gas barrier membrane) Surface embellishment by applying organofunctional alkoxysilane (Gas barrier membrane) Gas permeability of plastic films and their applicability examples
 March 7September 29
Salon A(Coating film microstructure formation) From a point of view over soft matter and microrheology(Coating film microstructure formation) From a point of view over soft matter and microrheology
Salon B1(Membrane fouling) Membrane fouling characterization through particle simulation Water management
Salon B2(Membrane fouling) Analysis methods for cake and blockage filtering behavior (Water management) Direct measurement of the interaction of solid bodies inside liquid phase using AFM
Salon B3(Membrane fouling) Behavior of dissolved organic substances in UF membrane filtration during secondary treatment of sewage water(Water management) Prediction model for fouling in membrane separation activated sludge method (MBR) and analysis of operation conditions under this model
Salon CDevelopment of high particle pi-adjoints for use in organic thin films solar batteries (Organic thin film) Analysis of materials in SPring-8
Salon D(Gas Barrier membrane) About transparency barrier film (GL film)(Gas barrier membrane) Development of Nano carbon / polymer composite thin film actuators
Salon E(Gas separation membrane) Filtration, separation mechanisms and microstructure estimation in porous gas separation membrane (Gas separation membrane) CO2 separation membrane current state and future outlook
Salon F(Membrane bioprocess) Contribution of membrane processes occuring in ethanol fermentation from real biomassMembrane bioprocess
 March 4
Salon A(Coating film) From the standpoint of Microrheology
Salon B1(Water management) Current trends and future on forward osmosis membrane and module
Salon B2(Water management) Applicability of fluid bodies simulation in membrane engineering
Salon B3(Water management) Dynamic state of bacteria communities in membrane separation activated sludge method (MBR)
Salon C(Organic thin film) Development of a unitary molecule structures analysis method applying ion-channel via nitrided silicon membranes
Salon D(Gas separation membrane) CO2 separation membrane current state and future outlook
Salon E(Membrane bioprocess) An introduction to production techniques of Lignocellulose-derived bioethanol using jointly membrane condensation developed in Taiwan
 March 17September 20
Salon A(Coating film) Towards the applicability of a submerged colloidal-condensed estimation and material processSalon A1 (Water management) Role and future development issues of membrane treatment in the reuse of sewage water for drinking
Salon A2(Water treatment) Microalgae biomass from sewage treatment with membrane separation and resource production
Salon A3(Water treatment) Functionality and outlook of RO membrane spiral element structure components
Salon A4(Water treatment) About the effective utilization methods of concentration difference energy with separation membrane
Salon B1(Water treatment) Water treatment membranes analysis using Rutherford back scattering spectroscopy
Salon B(Organic thin film) Outlook on thin membrane structure regulation methods based in molecular interaction
Salon B2(Water management) Development of functional membranes using linear polymer fixation technology
Salon B3(Water management) Development of ion-exchange membranes using electron beam graft polymerization method
Salon B4(Water management) About the high flux interaction hydrophilic PVDF membrane
Salon C(Organic thin film) Device application and nanostructure control of organic thin membranes by using laser annealing methodSalon C(Gas barrier membrane) Separation characteristics and manufacture of inorganic-organic hybrid silica gas separation membrane
Salon D(Gas barrier) DLC barrier bottle and its characteristicsSalon D(Gas separation membrane) Development of gas separation techniques oriented to the significant reduction of CO2 emmisions
Salon E(Gas separation membrane) Potential and applicability towards inorganic separation membrane reactorsSalon E(Membrane bioprocess) Membrane order, membrane dynamics and life activity
Salon F(Membrane bioprocess) Biofilm formation mechanisms and the role of cellular surface molecules