ISIAME 2024

International Symposium
on the Industrial Applications
of the Mössbauer Effect

(Flyer_ISIAME2024)

Date: September 1-5, 2024
Venue: Kitakyushu International Conference Center (KICC), Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan


Many thanks to all the presenters and participants. ISIAME 2024 was successfully completed with your help and support. We look forward to seeing you at the next ISIAME 2028.

Abstract submissionRegistration

 ISIAME has been held every four years. This conference originates from a symposium of ”Industrial Applications of the Mössbauer Effect” which was organized by Prof. John G. Stevens at the occasion of PACCHEM’84 (Honolulu, 1984). Four years later, Prof. Massimo Carbucicchio succeeded the "mind" of this symposium to organize the first ISIAME of the present style in Parma (1988). ISIAME focuses on the industrial applications of Mössbauer Spectroscopy (MS), which was succeeded to Otsu (1992), Johannesburg (1996), Virginia Beach (2000),  Madrid (2004), Budapest (2008), Dalian (2012), Cape Town (2016), and Olomouc (2022). 

 ISIAME 2024 has been authorized as a formal member of ICCA (International Congress and Convention Association): 

https://www.iccaworld.org/

We expect all of the participants could enjoy the Conference, discussion, Japanese culture, and Japanese foods in the southwest of Japan in 2024.

ISIAME2024 is being held under the sponsorship of Kitakyushu Convention and Visitors Association. This Conference is supported by Japan Mössbauer Spectroscopy Forum.

Invitation to Kyushu area (Japan)

Conference Topics

Fifteen topics cover industrial applications of Mössbauer spectroscopy (MS), including potential ones and feasibility studies. We expect ISIAME2024 will bring force new opportunities of collaborations by colleagues and industry peoples. Also, we wish this Conference could motivate "younger" colleagues who are going to utilize MS in their present and future studies.

T1. Battery & Energy

T2. Corrosion

T3. Environmental

T4. Advanced Materials

T5. Catalyst

T6. Glass & Amorphous

T7. Inorganic Materials & Rare Earth

T8. Magnetic Materials & Magnetism

T9. Metal & Alloys

T10. Nanomaterials & Nanotechnology

T11. Pharmaceutical & Bioscience

T12. Superconductors & Lattice Dynamics

T13. Ion Implantation

T14. Methodology & Instrumentation

T15. Synchrotron Radiation


The official language is English.

Scientific Executive Committee (SEC)

  • Krish Bharuth-Ram (South Africa) 
  • Massimo Carbucicchio (Italy) 
  • Ernő Kuzmann (Hungary) 
  • Pierre-Emmanuel Lippens (France)
  • Libor Machala (Czech Republic) 


  • José F. Marco (Spain) 
  • Tetsuaki Nishida (Japan)
  •  John G. Stevens (USA) 
  • Tao Zhang (China) 

International Advisory Board (IAB) 

  • Cesar A. Barrero Meneses (Colombia)
  • Frank J. Berry (UK)
  • Krish Bharuth-Ram (South Africa) 
  • Paul A. Bingham (UK) 
  • Massimo Carbucicchio (Italy) 
  • Stanislaw M. Dubiel (Poland)
  • Yann Garcia (Belgium)
  • Jean-Marc Grenèche (France)
  • Zoltán Homonnay (Hungary)
  • Stjepko Krehula (Croatia)
  • Shiro Kubuki (Japan)
  • Ernő Kuzmann (Hungary) 
  • Károly Lázár (Hungary)
  • Pierre-Emmanuel Lippens (France)
  • Libor Machala (Czech Republic) 
  • José F. Marco (Spain) 
  • Miroslav Mašláň (Czech Republic)
  • Marcel Miglierini (Slovakia)
  • Tetsuaki Nishida (Japan)
  • Nobuto Oka (Japan)
  • Virender K. Sharma (USA)
  • Paulo de Souza (Australia)
  •  John G. Stevens (USA) 
  • Tadeusz Szumiata (Poland) 
  • Junhu Wang (China)
  • Tao Zhang (China) 

Local Organizing Committee

  • Junjun JIA (Waseda University)
  • Masashi KANEKO (Osaka University)
  • Shiro KUBUKI (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
  • Ko MIBU (Nagoya Institute of Technology)
  • Tetsuaki NISHIDA (Environmental Materials Institute)
  • Nobuto OKA (Kindai University)
  • Jun OKABAYASHI (University of Tokyo)
  • Makoto SETO (Kyoto University)

Organizers

Nobuto OKA;
Professor of Humanity-oriented Science and Engineering, Kindai University, Kayanomori 11-6, Iizuka 820-8555, Japan

e-mail: [email protected]

http://researchmap.jp/nobuto_oka/
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Nobuto_Oka/

Tetsuaki NISHIDA;
Representative of Environmental Materials Institute, Miwadai 2-65-2, Fukuoka 811-0212, Japan/
Former Professor of Kindai University

e-mail: [email protected]

http://researchmap.jp/read0172399/

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Tetsuaki_Nishida/

Photo credits: photoAC (Kokura Castle, Japan)