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Session 21: ENERGY SAVING TECHNIQUES

Note: We assume all delegates attend the full 3-day conference. The times/dates shown on the website are tentative for conference scheduling, and subject to change before 20th July 2015, Final schedule will be confirmed on 21st July 2015.

For receiving the demand of sustainable society, energy saving techniques have paid considerable attentions. Voltage controlled system is one of the key system which can reduce energy consumption compared with conventional current controlled system, because ideally there is no Joule heating losses for voltage controlled systems. Fabricating nanostructures are also effective, since it will reduce energy consumption by scaling law and its quantum effect could also contribute to saving energy. This session will include (but not limited to) developments, syntheses, fabrications, characterizations, applications of such systems or related materials.

Session 21E, 13th August 2015, 8:30-10:15 Moderator: Dr. Peiqing Yu, CEMTHI, site Cyclotron, CNRS, France
	Electric control of magnetization using magnetoelectric effect of Cr2O3 thin film for low energy consumption magnetic recording devices (20 minutes) Abstract Dr. Tomohiro Nozaki Graduate school of engineering Tohoku University, Sendai Japan Bio-sketch
	Reducing Friction Drag on Flat Plate (20 minutes) Abstract Prof. Nikolay I. Klyuev Department of Mathematical Modeling in Mechanics Samara State University Russian Federation Bio-sketch
	The Effect of Particle Size Distribution on the Frictional Pressure Drop on Hole Cleaning in the Horizontal Wells (20 minutes) Abstract Hossein (Zane) Zeinali, PhD, PEng Department of Mechanical Engineering University of Alberta Canada Bio-sketch
	The Mechanochemical Component of Friction Force at Interfaces (20 minutes) Abstract Thiago A. L. Burgo, Ph.D. Tribology and Electrical Phenomena National Nanotechnology Laboratory National Center for Energy and Materials Research Brazil Bio-sketch
	Fabrication of ferromagnetic-metal/molecule/ferromagnetic-metal nanoscale junctions utilizing thin-film edges and their structural and electrical properties (20 minutes) Abstract Dr. Hideo Kaiju Research Institute for Electronic Science Hokkaido University Japan Bio-sketch

This session is chaired by:

Dr. Tomohiro Nozaki
Graduate school of engineering
Tohoku University, Sendai
Japan