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ISEC 2007
23-26 September 2007
(at Waseda University)
Although environmental problems and energy problems, including global warming, are very serious issues, no effective plans have yet been proposed. In the alleviation of these problems Stirling engines and Stirling cycle machines will play important roles.
The International Stirling Engine Conference, ISEC, that began in Great Britain in 1982 has grown and flourished over the years. Japan successfully hosted the 4th ISEC in 1988, the 7th ISEC in 1995, and this year hosts ISEC2007, the 13th ISEC. At this third conference in Tokyo, Japan, more than eighty technical papers concerning the Stirling engine and Stirling cycle machines will be presented, and about 200 participants are expected to be involved in active discussions on technological development.
The conference also includes two special lectures relating to environmental problems and energy problems, and a panel discussion concerning the practical use of Stirling engines is scheduled. Equipment and poster exhibitions will introduce the latest technologies. In addition, speed contests will be held using model cars equipped with Stirling engines. At the same time, some Stirling engine manned cars will be demonstrated. These events may be especially interesting for young researchers and engineers, and students, who carry our hopes for the future.
Prof. Ivo Kolin of Zagreb University, Croatia, passed away on March 10. His work provided great achievements in Stirling engine research. A memorial session for Prof. Kolin is scheduled at ISEC2007. We sincerely await your participation in ISEC2007 in Tokyo.
1. Stirling Engines; new developments, design, cycle simulations, operating experiences
2. Heat Pumps and Refrigerators; Stirling heat pumps, Stirling refrigerators, Vuilleumier heat pumps, cryocoolers
3. Thermoacoustic Heat Engines; thermoacoustic engines and coolers, pulse tube coolers
4. Applications; cogeneration systems, micro-CHP, electrical network integration of CHP units, waste heat recovery, biomass energy, solar energy, space use, medical treatments, mass production, marketing
5. Components; burners, combustion chambers, control systems, sealing, regenerators, heat exchangers, mechanisms
6. Models and Education; engines and coolers
The conference will be held at the Waseda University International Conference
Center. All conference activities will take place at the International
Conference Center except for the social events.
Inoue Foundation for Science
Research Foundation for the Electrotechnology of Chubu
SUZUKI FOUNDATION
The Kao Foundation For Arts And Sciences
English will be the official language.
Sunday, 23 September 2007
| 15:30- |
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Opening Ceremony (Ibuka Hall) |
| 16:00-17:00 |
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Prof. Ivo Kolin Memorial Session and presentation of his book, "Energy
and Gross National Product" (Sonja Kolin & V. Naso) (Ibuka Hall) |
| 17:30-19:00 |
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Welcome Reception (Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo) |
Monday, 24 September 2007
| Room |
Room 1 |
Room 2 |
Room 3 |
| 9:00-10:30 |
Stirling Engine 1
Development & Evaluation (1)
A01-03 |
Thermoacoustic Heat Engine 1
C01, 02, 03* |
Application 1
Biomass Energy (1)
D01-03 |
| 10:45-12:15 |
Stirling Engine 2
Development & Evaluation (2)
A04*, 05, 06 |
Thermoacoustic Heat Engine 2
C04-06 |
Application 2
Biomass Energy (2)
D06-08 |
14:00-15:00
(Ibuka Hall) |
Special lecture I "Status of Electric Power Industry and Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells in Japan" by Takao Watanabe |
| 15:15-16:45 |
Stirling Engine 3
Development & Evaluation (3)
A07-09 |
Thermoacoustic Heat Engine 3
C07, 08, 10, 11 |
Application 3
Solar Energy (1)
D10-12 |
| 17:00-18:00 |
Stirling Engine 4
Design & Analysis (1)
A10*, 11 |
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Application 4
Solar Energy (2)
D13, 14 |
12:00- International Stirling Techno-Rally (In the area near the Conference
Center entrance)
Tuesday, 25 September 2007
| Room |
Room 1 |
Room 2 |
Room 3 |
| 9:00-10:30 |
Stirling Engine 5
Design & Analysis (2)
A12-14 |
Refrigerator 1
B01-03 |
Application 5
Micro-Cogeneration (1)
D15, 17, 18 |
| 10:45-12:15 |
Stirling Engine 6
Design & Analysis (3)
A15-17 |
Refrigerator 2
B04-06 |
Application 6
Micro-Cogeneration (2) & Vehicle Exhaust Use
D19, 20, 22 |
13:00-14:00
(Ibuka Hall) |
Special lecture II "The Fuel Cell World - Matsushita's vision for
fuel cell cogeneration -" by Yuji Hato |
| 14:15-15:45 |
Stirling Engine 7
Dynamics & Control
A18-20 |
Model & Education 1
M01-03 |
Application 7
Portable Generator, Under Water Use, Waste Heat Use
D23-25 |
16:00-17:00
-17:30 |
Stirling Engine 8
Regenerator
A21-23 |
Model & Education 2
M04, 05 |
Application 8
Ship & Deep Space Use
D26-28 |
18:00-20:00 Banquet (Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo)
Wednesday, 26 September 2007
| Room |
Room 1 |
Room 2 |
Room 3 |
9:00-10:00
-10:30
-11:00 |
Stirling Engine 9
Heat Transfer
A24, 25, 28* |
Refrigerator 3
B07-10 |
Model & Education 3
M06, 07 |
| 11:10-12:10 |
Panel Discussion (Ibuka Hall) |
| 12:15- |
Closing Ceremony (Ibuka Hall) |
13:30-17:30 Technical Excursion
* No presentation
| Technical Session Program |
Click here.
Two special lectures will be given by two invited speakers.
Special Lecture I
| Date & Time: |
Monday, 24 September 2007, 14:00 - 15:00 |
| Theme: |
Status of Electric Power Industry and Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells in Japan |
| Speaker: |
Dr. Takao Watanabe, Energy Engineering Research Laboratory, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI) |
| Abstract: |
Worldwide energy and environmental issues require Japanese electric power
companies to provide very efficient power generation systems in order to
reduce Green House Gas emission. Molten carbonate fuel cell (MCFC) power
generation systems have many features, such as high efficiency, low pollutant
emission and fuel/capacity flexibility. The net efficiency can reach 70%
(HHV base) with a natural gas and oxygen utilizing system. The Central
Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI) has been developing
such MCFC systems. |
Special Lecture II
| Date & Time: |
Tuesday, 25 September 2007, 13:00 - 14:00 |
| Theme: |
The Fuel Cell World -- Matsushita's vision for fuel cell cogeneration -- |
| Speaker: |
Mr. Yuji Hato, Fuel Cell Development Project, Matsushita Electric Industrial
Co., Ltd. |
| Abstract: |
Fuel cells have become the center of attention as a new energy source which
helps prevent global warming. The presentation explains "Household
Fuel Cell Cogeneration System," of which Matsushita Group is now pouring
all the efforts into the development. Since February 2005, our system has
been in the market by Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd. as a compact-sized device of
the 1kW class. The systems, which by maintaining a balance between both
electric and thermal energy, show energy savings of primary energy of 15-30%,
and can reduce CO2 emissions by 30-40%. |
At this panel discussion, Stirling issues and the future will be discussed. The title is "ECO (Ecology) Now with Stirling Technologies." It will be held on 26 September 2007. About fifteen international researchers and specialists who are developing the Stirling engine and its applications will join the panel discussion. From them, five panelists have been selected, and each presentation is about 5 minutes. Others are commentators during the panel discussion.
| The panelists: |
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Prof. H. Carlsen (Technical University of Denmark, Denmark) |
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Prof. K. Hamaguchi (Meisei University, Japan) |
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Mr. N. Lane (Sunpower, Inc., USA) |
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Prof. V. Naso (Universita di Roma 'La Sapienza', Italy) |
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Mr. M. White (Infinia Corporation, USA) |
A technical excursion to Shin-Marunouchi Building and the Marunouchi redevelopment
area has been organized.
"SHIN-MARUNOUCHI" building & "MARUNOUCHI"redevelopment
area
| Date: |
Wednesday, 26 September 2007, 13:30-17:30 |
| Sponsors: |
Mitsubishi Jiso Sekkei Inc. and Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI) |
Marunouchi is situated between Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace. The opening of the newly rebuilt Marunouchi Building in front of Tokyo Station in 2002 marked the first stage of the Marunouchi redevelopment project.
The Marunouchi redevelopment area covers five districts (Marunouchi 1-chome, Marunouchi 2-chome, Yurakucho, Otemachi, and Uchisaiwai-cho). The district lying before Tokyo Station is Marunouchi 1-chome. The technical excursion will take participants on an observational tour of Marunouchi 1-chome heating and cooling facilities.
After observing these facilities, participants will travel by bus over Rainbow Bridge, a suspension bridge with a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay. The excursion will then end in front of Akihabara Station. Information concerning the time and place to assemble for the excursion will be provided at the Registration Desk.
Introduction to Marunouchi 1-chome Heating & Cooling Facilities
(1) Heat Service Businesses in Marunouchi
Heat service businesses in Marunouchi are operated by Marunouchi Heat Supply Co., Ltd. This company opened its first heat service business in 1976 (in Otemachi) and currently maintains 14 heat service plants in five districts of Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward, a broad supply area of 103.4 ha reaching from Otemachi to Uchisaiwai-cho. The volume of heat energy it sells is the second largest in the nation. (From "Heat Service Business Handbook, Fiscal 2006")
(2) Marunouchi 1-chome Heating & Cooling Facility
In November 1984 the Marunouchi 1-chome Heating & Cooling Facility began supplying steam (only) to an area of about 12.2 ha, from its sub-plant in Marunouchi Center Building. Thereafter, it continued to provide only steam, but along with the redevelopment of Marunouchi 1-chome, it has begun to supply chilled water as well.
In June 2001, construction work began on both the Mitsubishi Shintaku Building
Sub-plant (B4 Floor, Mitsubishi Shintaku Bank Building) and "Marunouchi
1-chome Center." The Mitsubishi Shintaku Building Sub-plant specializes
in the supply of chilled water and steam for cooling and heating. From
March 2003 it began providing chilled water to The Industry Club of Japan
Building, as well as to Mitsubishi Shintaku Bank Building.  
Subsequent to the redevelopment of the Marunouchi I-chome Block (currently,
the Marunouchi OAZO Shopping Center), Marunouchi 1-chome Center-the main
plant for the Marunouchi 1-chome district-has established facilities for
providing chilled water and steam, and has tied up with two other existing
plants in the supply of chilled water and steam, for enhanced stability
of supply.
In April 2007, the Mitsubishi Shintaku Building Sub-plant added a turbo chiller and steam absorption chiller, and is now equipped to supply the Shin-Marunouchi Building, which was newly opened this past spring, and other newly constructed buildings.
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| Exhibition and Poster Show |
| Dates & Times: |
Monday, 24 September 2007, 12:00-18:00 |
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Tuesday, 25 September 2007, 9:00-18:00 |
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Wednesday, 26 September 2007, 9:00-11:00 |
| Place: |
1st and 3rd Floor Lobbies |
The following exhibitors* will have tabletop displays or posters:
| Exhibitors |
Item(s) Exhibited |
| 1 |
AISIN SEIKI CO., LTD |
Stirling Type Pulse Tube Cryo-cooler |
| 2 |
ARC Inc. |
Wood-fuel Gasification Boiler, Application Using Stirling Engine Generator
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| 3 |
Concept Plus Corporation and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency |
Educational Equipment |
| 4 |
E&E SYSTEM Co., Ltd |
1kW Stirling Engine Generator, Kerosene Fueled Co-generation System |
| 5 |
Harry Diers |
Stirling Outboard Motor |
| 6 |
Hideo Takayama |
TAKAYAMA Model 1 Stirling Powered Model Aircraft and TAKAYAMA Model 4810
Stirling Engine, 4 Cylinders Barrel, Double Acting |
| 7 |
INFINIA CORPORATION
ENATEC micro-cogen B.V.
Rinnai Corporation |
1 kW Class Free Piston Stirling Engine |
| 8 |
KOCKUMS |
Posters |
| 9 |
KOKUSHIIKAN Univ. and UTSUNOMIYA Univ. |
Household Refrigerator and Engine |
| 10 |
MEGACHEM CO., LTD. |
Educational Equipment |
| 11 |
MEISEI Univ. |
Plus Tube Cooler and Plus Tube Engine |
| 12 |
National Defense Academy and TOSHIBA Co., Ltd. |
Actual Engine (Poster) |
| 13 |
National Maritime Research Institute |
500 W Class Waste Heat Recovery Stirling Engine |
| 14 |
RP SYSTMES DIVISION,
NTT DATA ENGINEERING SYSTEMS CORPORATION |
"EOSINT M270"
Laser-sintering System for the Production of Tooling Inserts, Prototype Parts and End Products Directly in Metal |
| 15 |
Stirling Techno-Rally Participating Teams |
Vehicles or Coolers for Use in the Stirling Techno-Rally |
| 16 |
Stirling Engine Study Group |
Poster |
| 17 |
Suction Gas EngineManufacturing Co., Ltd. |
10kW Class Low Temperature Difference Indirect Heating Stirling Engine |
| 18 |
TECHNO PROTO CORPORATION |
Beautiful Low-Tech High-Performance Model Engines |
| 19 |
TWINBIRD CORPORATION |
Free Piston Stirling Cooler and Products |
| 20 |
Yashiro Laboratory, Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo |
Development of a Mobile CHP System for Biomass Energy Utilizing a Stirling
Engine Generator |
(List of exhibitors is subject to change. Also, additional exhibitors are
expected.)
*Upon their arrival, exhibitors are requested to come to the Exhibitor Reception Desk, located in the 1st floor lobby of the International Conference Center.
| International Stirling Techno-Rally |
Registration must be done on-line. On-line registration is available now
through 10 September 2007. On and after 11 September 2007 you must register
on-site.
JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc. (JTB GMT) has been appointed as the official registration office for the conference. They will handle registration, visa related matters, hotel accommodations, and guided tours. Click here to go to the JTB GMT website.
Check-in and on-site registration will begin at 13:30 on Sunday, 23 September
2007. The Registration Desk is located in the first floor lobby of the
International Conference Center. The registration fees must be paid in
Japanese yen in cash or by credit card, but not traveler's checks. (Only
Japanese yen in cash or credit card are acceptable as payment at the registration
desk.)
On-site Registration Fees
| Members of JSME or Cooperating Organizations |
JPY 55,000 |
| Overseas Participants |
JPY 55,000 |
| Students |
JPY 15,000 |
| Others |
JPY 60,000 |
Registration Desk Hours
| Sunday, 23 September 2007 |
13:30 - 18:00* |
| Monday, 24 September 2007 |
8:00 - 18:00* |
| Tuesday, 25 September 2007 |
8:30 - 18:00* |
| Wednesday, 26 September 2007 |
8:30 - 13:30 |
* JTB GMT, our official registration office, will handle money matters
at the Registration Desk and will close at 17:00.
| Opening and Closing Ceremonies: |
Ibuka Hall, 1st Floor |
| Prof. Ivon Kolin Memorial Session |
Ibuka Hall, 1st Floor |
| Special Lectures |
Ibuka Hall, 1st Floor |
| Panel Discussion |
Ibuka Hall, 1st Floor |
| Technical Sessions |
Rooms 1 - 3, 3rd Floor |
| Speaker-Ready Room/Internet Room: |
3rd Floor |
| Exhibition & Poster Show: |
1st and 3rd Floor Lobbies |
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| Coffee Breaks: |
3rd Floor Lobby |
| Secretariat: |
4th Floor |
Conference Site Floor Map is here.
Ibuka Hall and all Session Rooms at the International Conference Center are equipped with an overhead projector, an LCD projector, a slide projector, and a screen. Speakers must provide their own laptop computer.
| Speaker -Ready Room/Internet Room |
Speakers are asked to meet their Session Chairman in the Speaker-Ready Room 15 minutes before the start of their Session.
The room will be supplied with an LCD projector and a screen. Speakers are strongly encouraged to visit the Speaker-Ready Room to run through their presentation prior to the scheduled talk.
This room will also serve as an Internet room.
Please wear your name badge at all times during the conference in order
to be admitted into sessions and events.
The social events are listed below and the registration fee covers the
Welcome Reception and the Banquet. Accompanying persons and student registrants,
however, will be charged a fee of JPY 10,000 to attend the Banquet. This
fee must be paid at the Registration Desk unless it was paid at the time
of on-line registration. Payment cannot be accepted at the banquet place.
Those who have paid the banquet fee have a green circle seal on their name
badges.
Welcome Reception
| Date & Time: |
Sunday, 23 September 2007, 17:30-19:00 |
| Place: |
Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo
A 5-minute walk from the conference site.
(The formerly announced location, Okuma Kaikan, has been changed to
Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo where the Banquet will also take place.) |
Banquet
During the Banquet the Best Paper Award will be presented. The program
also includes a performance by the Waseda University Glee Club, one of
the most prestigious glee clubs in Japan.
| Date & Time: |
Tuesday, 25 September 2007, 18:00-20:00 |
| Place: |
Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo |
Students Party
Student participants are cordially invited to an informal party hosted by Professors Katsuta and Nohtomi's students at Waseda University. It is hoped many students will take part.
| Date & Time: |
Tuesday, 25 September 2007, 18:00 - 20:00 |
| Fee: |
Free |
| Place: |
Katsuta Lab., School of Science and Engineering, Waseda Univ. |
Night Tour ("Izakaya" Tour)
An Izakaya tour has been organized for Monday, 24 September. An Izakaya
is a Japanese bar similar to an English pub.
| Date & Time: |
Monday, 24 September 2007, 18:15 - 20:30 |
| Fee (pay at the bar): |
Around JPY 5,000 |
| Place: |
Omoideyokocho, West Exit of Shinjuku Station |
We welcome accompanying persons to the Welcome Reception on Saturday evening,
23 September, the Banquet (Fee: JPY 10,000) on Monday evening, 25 September,
coffee breaks and the Technical Excursion on Tuesday afternoon, 26 September.
Accompanying persons receive a name badge.
If accompanying persons wish to do sightseeing or shopping during the conference, JTB GMT, our official registration office, will assist them.
Messages for participants as well as any changes in the program will be posted on the board located in the first floor lobby of the International Conference Center.
The Waseda University cafeteria will be open from ca. 11:00 to ca. 14:00 during the conference except for Sunday 23 September and Monday 24 September, which is a national holiday. A map showing nearby eating places is available for your use.
The Proceedings can be purchased at the Registration Desk. An additional
copy of the Proceedings costs JPY 18,000. The student registration fee
does not include the Proceedings, but student participants can purchase
a copy of the Proceedings at the cost of JPY 18,000. Those who do not pay
the registration fee can obtain the Proceedings at the cost of JPY 20,000/copy,
and at the cost of JPY 18,000/copy if a member of JSME.
If you are unable to attend the conference, but want to get a copy of the proceedings, you must send an order to the conference secretariat at isec2007@isec-info.org before the conference begins. After the conference, JSME, the conference
organizer, will contact you via email to obtain your credit card information
and arrange to send you a copy of the Proceedings. (A copy of the Proceedings
costs JPY 20,000, JPY18,000 if a member of JSME. International orders require
postage, but domestic orders are postage free.)
On 23 August 2007 the Final Announcement was posted.
| No. |
Date |
Section Updated |
| 1 |
12.09.07 |
Program Outline section |
| 2 |
12.09.07 |
Technical Session Program section |
| 3 |
12.09.07 |
Exhibition and Poster Show section |
| 4 |
12.09.07 |
Lunches section |
| 5 |
12.09.07 |
Proceedings section |
| 15 May 2007 |
Deadline for final manuscript |
| 15 June 2007 |
Notification of paper acceptance |
| 15 August 2007 |
Early-registration ends |
| 10 September 2007 |
On-line registration ends |
| 23-26 September 2007 |
Conference |
| ISEC2007 Cooperating Organizations |
Waseda University
Waseda University Environmental Research Institute
21st Century COE Program in Waseda University
(The innovative research on symbiosis technologies for
human and robots in the elderly dominated society)
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Cryogenic Association of Japan (CAJ)
Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society (CMES)
The Engineering Institute of Thailand (EIT)
The Institution of Engineers Australia (IEAust)
Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE)
The Japan Institution of Marine Engineering (JIME)
The Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan (JSAE)
Japan Society for Design Engineering (JSDE)
Japan Solar Energy Society (JSES)
Japan Society of Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (JSRAE)
The Korean Society of Mechanical Engineers (KSME)
The Institution of Engineers, Indonesia (PII)
Society of Air-Conditioning & Refrigeration Engineers of Korea (SAREK)
The Association of German Engineers (VDI)
| International Stirling Engine Council |
V. Naso, Chair, Universita di Roma 'La Sapienza', Italy
C.M. Bartolini, Universita di Politecnica delle Marche, Italy
A. Baumuller, SOLO Kleinmotoren, Germany
L. Bauwens, University of Calgary, Canada
H. Carlsen, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
Z.Y. Dong, Technical University of Xi'An, China
D.W. Hislop, Sustainable Engine Systems Ltd., UK
D.H. Jin, Shanghai Marine Diesel Engine Research Institute, China
N. Kagawa, National Defense Academy, Japan
H.-D. Kuhl, University of Dortmund, Germany
K. Mahkamov, Durham University, UK
E.A. Paradissis, Violamp, Greece
E. Podesser, Joanneum Research Institut fur
Energieforschung, Austria
B.A. Ross, Raytheon Infrared Operations, USA
J. Senft, University of Wisconsin, USA
B. Thomas, Reutlingen University, Germany
honored members
T. Finkelstein, Stirling Associates International, USA
N. Isshiki, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
| ISEC2007 Executive Organizing Committee |
N. Kagawa, Chair, National Defense Academy
M. Tanaka, Chair, Event Program Committee, Nihon Univ.
K. Hamaguchi, Chair, Technical Committee, Meisei Univ.
M. Katsuta, Chair, Steering Committee, Waseda Univ.
N. Isshiki, Honored member, Tokyo Institute of Technology
N. Kasagi, Counselor, Univ. of Tokyo
Y. Kubota, Counselor, Toshiba Corporation
M. Arai, Counselor, Gunma Univ.
T. Biwa, Tohoku Univ.
Y. Haramura, Kanagawa Univ.
M. Hatazawa, Nihon Univ.
K. Hirata, National Maritime Research Institute
Y. Hiratsuka, Sumitomo Heavy Industries, Ltd.
T. Hoshino, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
A. Kushino, Asahikawa National College of Technology
J. Matsuguchi, National Defense Academy
M. Matsuo, Saitama Univ.
M. Nogawa, AISIN SEIKI Co., Ltd.
S. Nohtomi, Waseda Univ.
T. Nomizu, Twinbird Ltd.
T. Otaka, Kokushikan Univ.
D. Sawada, Toyota Motor Corporation
H. Sekiya, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science
and Technology
M. Shinoki, Fukushima National College of Technology
M. Takeuchi, Suction Gas Engine Mfg. Co., Ltd.
F. Toda, Utsunomiya Univ.
S. Tsukahara, Meiji Univ.
Y. Yasukawa, Fuji Electric Advanced Technology Co., Ltd.
| ISEC2007 International Members |
C.M. Bartolini, Universita di Politecnica delle Marche, Italy
L. Bauwens, University of Calgary, Canada
P. Beck, ECOS GmBH, Germany
H. Carlsen, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
D. Clucas, Whisper Tech, New Zealand
H. Diers, Stirling Engineering, Australia
N. Lane, Sunpower, Inc., USA
L. Larsson, Kockums AB, Sweden
K. Mahkamov, Durham University, UK
V. Naso, Universita di Roma 'La Sapienza', Italy
S. Snidvongs, Naraesuan University, Thailand
B. Thomas, Reutlingen University, Germany
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Prof. Noboru Kagawa (Chair, ISEC2007)
Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering
National Defense Academy
1-10-20 Hashirimizu, Yokosuka 239-8686, Japan
Tel: +81-468-41-3814 ext. 3436 Fax: +81-468-44-5900
E-mail: isec2007@isec-info.org
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Ms. Yoshiko Miyazawa
ISEC2007 Secretariat
c/o National Maritime Research Institute
6-38-1 Shinkawa, Mitaka, Tokyo 181-0004, Japan
Tel: +81-422-41-3695 Fax: +81-422-41-3101
E-mail: isec2007@isec-info.org
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