The IR Institute of Technology for Engineers will host a seminar on applying materials informatics and process informatics to polymer alloy design, providing a systematic overview from a data-driven chemistry perspective.
The IR Institute of Technology for Engineers is holding a seminar to teach the application of Materials Informatics (MI) and Process Informatics in polymer alloy design. The event will take place on July 6, 2026, with options for in-person attendance in Akihabara or live streaming via Zoom. The lecturer is Professor Kimito Funatsu from the Nara Institute of Science and Technology. This course focuses on the concept of "Process Informatics," which considers not only the material composition but also the process information necessary to achieve desired properties, all within the framework of data-driven chemistry. It offers essential knowledge for researchers and process designers aiming to accelerate R&D and ensure stable production quality.
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What is the main topic of the seminar?
The seminar focuses on applying materials informatics and process informatics to polymer alloy design, systematically covering descriptor creation, optimization of composition and process conditions, and process monitoring.
Who is organizing this event?
The seminar is organized by the IR Institute of Technology for Engineers (アイアール技術者教育研究所).
When and where will the seminar take place?
It will be held on Monday, July 6, 2026, from 13:30 to 17:00. Participants can attend in person in Akihabara, Tokyo, or join a live stream via Zoom.
Who is the intended audience for this seminar?
The seminar is intended for engineers in process monitoring, researchers in materials R&D, materials development researchers, process designers, and technical team leaders.
Who will be the lecturer at the seminar?
The lecturer is Professor Kimito Funatsu, Director and Specially Appointed Professor at the Data-Driven Science Creation Center, Nara Institute of Science and Technology.