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2026/12/17 10:30 ~ 13:00Venue：SURTECH Seminar（South hall 1）
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SURTECH organizers seminar
Select all sessions10:30 ~ 11:30AI and the Transformation of Manufacturing
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session【Abstract】This session explores the evolution of AI, the outlook for semiconductors driven by material technologies, and how the manufacturing industry is being transformed.
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Mr. Taro Manufacturing
Boostech Inc.
11:45 ~ 12:15Advancements in Surface Technologies and Future Prospects
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session【Abstract】Surface technologies, which modify the surface state of materials to enhance their inherent properties and impart new functionalities, have become vital across a wide range of industrial sectors. A variety of methods and functional materials have been developed within this field, and there is now a growing demand for further advancements regarding resource and energy conservation, recyclability, extended service life, and safety. Surface technologies are broadly categorized into "wet processes" which treat material surfaces using a liquid phase (such as an aqueous solution), and "dry processes" which utilize a gas phase; both approaches continue to evolve by leveraging their respective advantages. This presentation outlines the development of these surface technologies and discusses their future prospects.
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Prof. Osamu Takai
Research Institute of Surface, Superatoms and Advanced Materials EngineeringDirectorNagoya UniversityProfessor Emeritus【Profile】After getting PhD at the Graduate School of Engineering, the University of Tokyo in 1976, he worked at the University of Tokyo and Kanto Gakuin University before becoming a professor at the Graduate School of Engineering at Nagoya University in 1992. He retired from Nagoya University in 2012 and became professor emeritus. In the same year, he became a professor at Kanto Gakuin University and vice director of the Materials and Surface Engineering Research Institute. After working as director in the institute he is currently director of Research Institute of Surface, Superatoms and Advanced Materials Engineering (SSAME). His fields of expertise are materials engineering, thin film engineering, surface engineering, plasma engineering, biomimetic engineering, and advanced science and engineering of water.
12:30 ~ 13:00Corrosion Control in Marine Environments and Its Application to Surface Coatings
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session【Abstract】This presentation aims to provide an overview of the corrosion principles of steel-based metals within the marine environment and to explain the corrosion of various marine structures and facilities where this environment is applied, as well as the methods and approaches used. In particular, here will explain not only the overall aspects of cathodic protection methods and surface coating techniques applied to metals used in marine environments, but also high corrosion resistance Zn-Al-Mg ternary plated steel, which has recently attracted attention for its application in marine environmental design.. In addition, this study presents basic application guidelines for designing highly corrosion-resistant metal surface control in marine environments, sharing the correlation that differences in the coating method and its conditions lead to significant variations in the characteristics of corrosion control, such as film metal composition, phase and morphology, and crystal orientation etc..
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Prof. Myeong-Hoon Lee
Korea Maritime & Ocean UniversityChair Professor , Ph. DKorea Institute of Corrosion Science & Technology (KICST)Director【Profile】Academic Background:
1979.3-1983.2 Korea Maritime University, Bachelor of Engineering
1985.3-1987.2 Graduate School, Korea Maritime University, Master of Engineering
(Optimum Cathodic Protection Potentials of Carbon steels and
Stainless Steels in Seawater by their Polarization Resistances)
1991.4-1994.3 Graduate School, Nagoya University in Japan, Doctor of Engineering
(formation Mechanism and Evaluation of Metal film PVD Process)
Professional Background:
1983.2-1985.2 Lieutenant Junior Grade (Instructor), Korea Maritime Univ., Korea Navy
1987.3-1990.1 Assistant (Instructor), Dept. of Marine Engineering (S.B.L.T.D),
Korea Maritime Univ.
1994.3-1995.2 Surveyor & Coating Inspector, International Classification- Bureau Veritas
1995.3-2024.2 Professor, Dept. of Marine System Engineering, Korea Maritime & Ocean Univ.
1999.3-2024.2 Research Advisor, POSCO Steel Co. and LG electro Co. KEPRI etc.
2010.2~2011.1 -Research Professor, Univ. of Washington, USA
2013.6~2013.8 -Invited Professor, Nagoya Univ., Japan
2012.1~2013.12 -President, Korea Institute of Surface Engineering, -Chairs, ICSE etc.
2014.2~2015.11 -Deputy president (academic affairs) of Korea Maritime & Ocean Univ.
2024.3-to date -Chair Professor of Korea Maritime & Ocean Univ.
-Director of KICST (Korea Institute of Corrosion Science & Technology)
- Specially Appointed Professor of ShinShu Univ. Japan
- Research Director of AK Science Asia-Laos etc.
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