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Organizers
Donald R. Sadoway, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Toru H. Okabe, Institute of Industrial Science (IIS), The University of Tokyo
Antoine Allanore, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Program Coordinators
Sakae Shirayama, The University of Tokyo
Yu-ki Taninouchi, IIS, The University of Tokyo

Program (ver. 2.1, updated on Feb. 26, 2016)
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Document of Workshop Information
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The 11th Workshop on Reactive Metal Processing

February 19 (Fri.) - February 20 (Sat.), 2016, Cambridge, MIT

Time:
- 1st day: on February 19 (9:20 - 17:50 and Banquet in 18:30)
- 2nd day: on February 20 (9:20 - 13:00)
Refreshments will be served around 9:00 AM at the Grier room in both days.

Venue:
- Grier Room for Workshop (Building 34, Room 401)
Poster session is held at the Grier Room on February 19, 2016.
- Le Meridien Hotel for Banquet (http://www.lemeridiencambridge.com/)

Sponsors:
A part of the workshop is supported by
Strategic Young Researcher Overseas Visits Program for Accelerating Brain Circulation by JSPS (P.I.: Prof. T.H. Okabe),
The Rare Metal Research Workshop, one of the Special Research Group organized by the Foundation for the Promotion of Industrial Science (FPIS) (RC-40: directed by Prof. T.H. Okabe),
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (S) by JSPS (Project No. 26220910), and
The Strategic Partnerships Project of the Top Global University Project by The University of Tokyo.

Day 1, Morning, February 19 (Friday), 2016 Grier Room
9:00 -	9:20	Coffee & Breakfast Service
9:20 -	9:30	Opening Remarks Prof. Donald R. Sadoway, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Prof. Toru H. Okabe, Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo
Session Chair: Dr. Kouji Yasuda
9:30 -	10:00	“Reactive systems under own pressures” Georges J. Kipouros¹ ¹University of Saskatchewan
10:00 -	10:30	“Electrochemical properties of alkali/alkaline-earth element in liquid metals” Hojong Kim¹ ¹The Pennsylvania State University
10:30 -	11:00	“Fluorination behavior of actinide elements for fuel debris treatment” Nobuaki Sato¹ ¹Institut of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials (IMRAM), Tohoku University
11:00 -	11:15	Break
Session Chair: Dr. Adam C. Powell, IV
11:15 -	11:45	“Urban mining to recover metal values: Electrodeposition of tin and indium in molten chloride electrolytes.” Geir Martin Haarberg¹ and Bo Qin² ¹Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) ²Kunming University of Science and Technology
11:45 -	12:15	“Behavior of impurities in aluminum electrowinning, and the effect on current efficiency” Guðrún Sævarsdóttir¹ ¹Reykjavik University
12:15 -	13:15	Lunch

Day 1, Afternoon, February 19 (Friday), 2016 Grier Room
Session Chair: Prof. Qian Xu
13:15 -	13:45	“Electrochemistry of liquid metals and molten salts” Donald R. Sadoway¹ ¹Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
13:45 -	14:15	“Li-Bi for low-temperature liquid metal batteries” Huayi Yin¹, Brice Chung¹ and Donald R. Sadoway¹ ¹Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
14:15 -	14:30	Break
Session Chair: Prof. Antoine Allanore
14:30 -	15:00	“Development of direct liquid steel production by electrolysis in molten oxides” Jan Wiencke^1,2, Hervé Lavelaine¹, Pierre-Jean Panteix², Carine Petitjean² , and Christophe Rapin² ¹ArcelorMittal Maizières ²Institut Jean Lamour, Université de Lorraine
15:00 -	15:30	“Controlled molten oxidation of copper slag” Yong Fan¹ , Etsuro Shibata¹, Atsushi Iizuka¹, and Takashi Nakamura¹ ¹Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials (IMRAM), Tohoku University
15:30 -	16:00	Photo & Break

16:00 -	16:50	3-min short presentation by poster presenters
16:50 -	17:50	Poster Session
18:30 -		Banquet @ Le Meridien Hotel
Day 2, Morning, February 20 (Saturday), 2016 Grier Room

9:00 -	9:20	Coffee & Breakfast Service
9:20 -	9:30	Opening Remarks Prof. Antoine Allanore, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Session Chair: Prof. Geir Martin Haarberg
9:30 -	10:00	“Production of high-purity silicon via molten salt electrolysis” Xiao Yang¹, Kouji Yasuda^2,3, Toshiyuki Nohira¹, Rika Hagiwara³, and Takayuki Homma⁴ ¹Institute of Advanced Energy, Kyoto University ²Environment, Safety and Health Organization, Kyoto University ³Graduate School of Energy Science, Kyoto University ⁴Faculty of Science and Engineering, Waseda University
10:00 -	10:30	“Introduction to recent studies on recycling processes for metals in scraps of electronic devices and superconducting materials” Hideaki Sasaki¹ ¹Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo
10:30 -	10:45	Break
Session Chair: Prof. Georges J. Kipouros
10:45 -	11:15	“Recent progresses on electrochemistry of molten semiconductors” Antoine Allanore¹ ¹Massachusetts Institute of Technology
11:15 -	11:45	“Towards measurement of thermodynamic properties of molten rare earth oxides” Bradley R. Nakanishi¹and Antoine Allanore¹ ¹Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
11:45 -	11:50	“Information for the Next RMW” Prof. Toru H. Okabe, Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo
11:50 -	12:00	Closing Remarks Prof. Donald R. Sadoway, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
12:00 -	13:00	Lunch
Day 2, Afternoon, February 20 (Saturday), 2016 Grier Room

13:00 -		Laboratory Tour (for applicants)

List of Poster Presentations

1.		“Fundamental study on Bi-Ti-Zn ternary phase diagram for new smelting process of titanium” Akihiro Kishimoto¹, and Tetsuya Uda¹ ¹Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Kyoto University
2.		“Overpotential measurement for magnesium electrolysis on bismuth electrode” Kazuhiro Kumamoto¹, Akihiro Kishimoto¹, and Tetsuya Uda¹ ¹Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Kyoto University
3.		“Analysis of the hydration/dehydration behavior of lanthanum sulfate for chemical heat storage” Kunihiko Shizume¹, Naoyuki Hatada¹, and Tetsuya Uda¹ ¹Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Kyoto University
4.		“Electroplating of Si in high temperature fluoride-chloride melt” Kouji Yasuda^1,2, Kazumi Saeki², Toshiyuki Nohira³, Rika Hagiwara², and Takayuki Homma⁴ ¹Environment, Safety and Health Organization, Kyoto University ²Graduate School of Energy Science, Kyoto University ³Institute of Advanced Energy, Kyoto University ⁴Faculty of Science and Engineering, Waseda University
5.		“Segregation refinement of Si utilizing liquid Zn” Kouji Yasuda^1,2, Akifumi Ido², Xiao Yang³, Toshiyuki Nohira³, Rika Hagiwara², and Takayuki Homma⁴ ¹Environment, Safety and Health Organization, Kyoto University ²Graduate School of Energy Science, Kyoto University ³Institute of Advanced Energy, Kyoto University ⁴Faculty of Science and Engineering, Waseda University
6.		“Preparing silicide layers on metallic substrates using molten oxide electrolysis” Hideaki Sasaki¹and Masafumi Maeda¹ ¹Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo
7.		“Thermodynamics of rare earth elements in nodular cast iron” Ng Kok Long^1,2, Hisao Kimura², Hideaki Sasaki², and Masafumi Maeda^{2 1}Department of Materials Engineering, The University of Tokyo²Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo
8.		“Investigation of the passivation mechanism of copper-based anodes from in-situ observations” Yuma Ninomiya^1,2, Hideaki Sasaki², and Masafumi Maeda² ¹Department of Materials Engineering, The University of Tokyo ²Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo
9.		“Thermodynamic properties of the CaO-AlO_1.5-CeO_1.5 system” Ryo Kitano¹ and Kazuki Morita¹ ¹Department of Materials Engineering, The University of Tokyo
10.		“Development of new technologies for high-speed production of copper” Kanta Iwaya^1,2 and Toru H. Okabe² ¹Department of Materials Engineering, The University of Tokyo ²Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo
11.		“Nickel and rhenium separation from nickel-based superalloy scraps using zinc circulation” Ryohei Yagi^1,2 and Toru H. Okabe² ¹Department of Materials Engineering, The University of Tokyo ²Insititute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo
12.		“A review of the extraction of rare earth elements as a by-product of uranium mining” William D. Judge¹ and Georges J. Kipouros¹ ¹Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering, University of Saskatchewan
13.		“Porous carbon anodes for the supply of methane during electrowinning of aluminium” Babak Khalaghi¹, Henrik Gudbrandsen², Ole Sigmund Kjos², Karen Sende Osen², Tommy Mokkelbost², and Geir Martin Haarberg¹ ¹Department of Materials Science and Engineering, _Norwegian University of Science and Thechnology (NTNU) ²SINTEF Materials and Chemistry
14.		“Electrochemically active surface area of carbon anodes in molten salt” Wojciech Gebarowski¹, Arne Petter Ratvik³, Stein Rørvik³, Espen Sandnes¹, Lorentz Petter Lossius², Hogne Linga², and Ann Mari Svensson¹ ¹Department of Materials Science and Engineering, _Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) ²Hydro Aluminium ³SINTEF Materials and Chemistry
15.		“Controllable electrolytic production of metal carbides and composites in molten salt” Xingli Zou¹, Xionggang Lu¹, and Zhongfu Zhou¹ ¹State Key Laboratory of Advanced Special Steel, _School of Materials Science and Engineering, Shanghai University
16.		“In situ measurements of current density distribution” Brian Chmielowiec¹ and Antoine Allanore¹ ¹Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
17.		“Electrodeposition/stripping of Mg in organic electrolytes for Mg batteries” Shunsuke Yagi¹¹Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Research Center, Osaka Prefecture University