SUNDAY 26 MAY 2019

CONFERENCE PROGRAM
1200–1600 Registration Desk Open
Exhibition Space, Pullman Cairns International Lobby
1300–1400 Tutorial 1 – Recent Advances in Adsorption Methods of Pore Structure Characterisation
Prof Alex Neimark
Room Tully 2 & 3, Ground floor lobby level
1410–1510 Tutorial 2 – From Molecules to MOFs
Prof Christian Doonan, Prof Stefan Kaskel
Room Tully 2 & 3, Ground floor lobby level
1520–1620 Tutorial 3 – Pressure Swing Adsorption Tutorial
Prof Joachim Guderian, Prof Pascaline Pre
Room Tully 2 & 3, Ground floor lobby level
1830–2030 FOA Welcome Reception
Daintree Pooldeck, Level 3 Pullman Cairns International

MONDAY 27 MAY 2019

0800–1730 Registration Desk & Trade Exhibition Open
Barista Coffee Served, sponsored by:
0820–0830 FOA 2019 Opening Ceremonies
• Acknowledgement of country
• Conference Chair: Prof Paul Webley, Welcome to FOA 2019
0830–0915 Keynote: Prof Andreas Seidel-Morgenstern – introduced by Prof Paul A Webley
Winding journey from adsorbents via thermodynamics and dynamics to
efficient adsorption processes
Chair Duong Do
University of Queensland
0915–0945 Plenary: Prof Ania Conchi
Exploring pore connectivity in mesoporous carbons by sequential scanning of the
hysteresis loop
0945–1015 Plenary: Prof Jorg Karger
Diffusion in Nanopores: Correlating Experimental Evidence with “First-Principles”
Predictions
1015–1045 Plenary: Dr Roger Whitley
How Can Industrial R&D Benefit from Adsorption Fundamentals?
1045–1110 Morning Refreshments & Trade Exhibition
Morning Refreshments sponsored by:
Adsorption Fundamentals Characterisation Metal Organic Frameworks

Chair Alan Allgeier Teresa Bandosz Alissa Park

University of Kansas
1110–1135 Towards rationalization
Invited and generalization of
Negative Gas Adsorption
transitions in Metal-Organic
Frameworks
Stefan Kaskel
TU Dresden
The City University of New
York
A Paradigm Shift in
Characterisation of Carbons:
A wedge Pore Model with
Connectivity
Duong DO
University of Queensland
Columbia University
Dynamic Performance
of Zeolite-5A@MOF-74
Composite Adsorbent in H2
Purification
Fateme Rezaei
Missouri University of
Science & Technology

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MONDAY 27 MAY 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAM
1135–1155 Structures of ice confined
in nanopores; pressure
enhancement effect
Margaret Sliwinska-
Bartkowiak
Faculty of Physics, A.
Mickiewicz University in
Poznan
1155–1215 Application of Discrete
Single Component
Adsorption Equilibrium
Data to Predict Competitive
Isotherms and Fixed-Bed
Adsorber Dynamics Using
the Ideal Adsorbed Solution
Theory
Arvind Rajendran
University of Alberta
1215–1235 Understanding of Heat of
Adsorption Behaviour Based
on Surface Structures of
Carbon Black
Koki Urita
Nagasaki University
1235–1330 Lunch
Adsorption Fundamentals
Chair Ju Weon
University of Magdeburg
1330–1355 Interfacial Barriers to
Invited Transport in Nanomaterials
Suresh Bhatia
The University of Queensland
1355–1415 Compressibility of
Microporous Adsorbents
Ilya Men’shchikov
A.N. Frumkin Institute of
physical chemistry and
electrochemistry of Russian
academy of sciences (IPCE
RAS)
1415–1435 Theoretical Framework
to Evaluate the
Thermodynamic
Consistency of Explicit
Empirical Adsorption
Isotherm Models
Julien Cousin-Saint-Remi
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
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Suitable pore size
distribution theory and
adsorption experimentation
Dr Kazuyuki Nakai
MicrotracBEL Corp
Using Calorimetry to
Follow the Phenomenon of
“Negative Gas Adsorption”
in DUT-49 and Related
Materials
Philip Llewellyn
CNRS
3D Mapping of Gas
Physisorption for the
Spatial and Multiscale
Characterisation of
Nanoporous Materials
Lisa Joss
Imperial College London
Characterisation
Stephen DeWitt
Georgia Institute of
Technology
Understanding Advanced
Porous Materials for
Effective Gas Separation/
storage by Synchrotron
Techniques
Qinfen Gu
ANSTO
Textural Characterization of
Shale Nanostructure
Matthias Thommes
Friedrich Alexander
University Erlangen-
Nürnberg
Study of the Mechanical
Properties of Flexible MOFs
to Control their Adsorptive
Properties
Isabelle Beurroies
MADIREL Aix-Marseille
University
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Magnesium-based Metal
Organic Framework 74
Carbon Composite for C02/
CH4 Seperation
Nurul Khaliesah Mohd Kamal
Azhari,
IMT Atlantique Bretagne-
Pays de la Loire, Universiti
Teknologi PETRONAS
Flexible MOFs for Gas
Separation – A Case
Study Based on Static
and Dynamic Sorption
Experiments.
Christian Reichenbach
3P Instruments
Functionalized Metal-
Organic Frameworks for
Adsorption of Ions from
Water
Huanting Wang
Monash University
Process Applications
Handan Tezel
University of Ottawa
Economic Potential
of Adsorption based
Alternative Processes
for Propylene-Propane
Separation and Natural Gas
Upgrading
Shamsuzzaman Farooq
National University of
Singapore
Modeling and
Synchronization of a
Multibed and PSA Process
for High Pressure CH4/CO2
Separation
Moises Bastos-Neto
Universidade Federal do
Ceara
Nitrogen Rejection from
Methane Using Dual-
Reflux PSA with a Kinetic
Adsorbent
Gongkui Xiao
The University of Western
Australia
MONDAY 27 MAY 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAM
1435–1455 Sorption-Induced
Deformation in Slit Pores
Dominique Derome
The Swiss Federal
Laboratories for
Materials Science and
Technology(EMPA)
1455–1515 Capillary Stress and
Structural Relaxation in
Moist Disordered Porous
Materials
Roland Pellenq
MIT/CNRS
1515–1540 Afternoon Refreshments
Molecular Modeling &
Physical Chemistry
Chair Wenfu Yan
Jilin University
1540–1600 Understanding Ion
Transport in Cascading
Nanoslit Systems Embedded
in Graphene Membranes
(Jefferson) Zhe Liu
The University of Melbourne
1600–1620 Energy-Based Descriptors
for Rapid Prediction of
Adsorption in Metal-Organic
Frameworks
Randall Snurr
Northwestern University
1620–1640 Intramolecular Vibration
Mediated Highly Selective
18O2 Adsorption on
Nanoporous Materials
around 112k
Katsumi Kaneko
Center for Energy and
Environmental Science,
Shinshu University
1640–1700 Mechanical Control of
the Flexibility of MOFs to
Modulate their Adsorption/
Separation Performances
Guillaume Maurin
Université Montpellier
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Multiscale Porosity
Measurements in Shale
Rocks using Multiple Gas
Adsorption and Mercury
Intrusion Porosimetry
Nicolas Chanut
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Enhanced Resolution
of Ultra-Micropore Size
Determination of Biochars
and Activated Carbons by
Dual Gas Analysis Using N2
and CO2 with 2D-NLDFT
Adsorption Models
Jacek Jagiello
Micromeritics Instrument
Corporation
Adsorption Fundamentals
Nick Wilkins
University of Alberta
Effects of Airborne
Nanoparticles on Gas
Adsorption over Porous
Materials
Ziyi Li
University of Science and
Technology Beijing
Immobile Hydrogen
Confined in Microporous
Carbon at Supercritical
Temperatures
Mi Tian
University of Bath
Intrinsic Structure and
Unique Properties of the
Gas-Liquid Interfacial Layer
for Gas Adsorption and
Separation
Dmitry Lapshin
The University of Edinburgh
Mixed Gas Adsorption
in Polymides: Insights
from Molecular Dynamics
Simulations
Ravi Dutta
The University of Queensland
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Drying of Wet Flue Gas by
Vacuum Swing Adsorption
on Silica Gel
Prerna Goyal
Department of Chemical and
Biomolecular Engineering,
National University of
Singapore
Simulation and Energy
Consumption Comparison
of Elevated Temperature
Pressure Swing Adsorption
Gas Purification System in
Ammonia Synthetic System
Zhiming Liu
Department of Energy and
Power Engineering, Tsinghua
University
CO2 Capture Applications
Gongkui Xiao
University of Western
Australia
Cycle design, Optimization
and Pilot-Scale
Demonstration of Novel PSA
Cycles for Pre-Combustion
CO2 Capture
Sai Gokul Subraveti
University of Alberta
Large-scale Integrated
Molecular Simulation and
Process Optimization
Screening of Metal Organic
Frameworks for Post-
Combustion CO2 Capture
Arvind Rajendran
University of Alberta
Steam-Assisted
Temperature Vacuum Swing
Desorption for CO2 Capture
from Air with Supported
Amine Sorbent
Romesh Wijesiri
Monash University
Modeling and Optimization
of CO2 Capture Processes
Under Moist Conditions
Stefano Zanco
ETH Zurich
MONDAY 27 MAY 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAM

1700–1720 Super-Sieving Effect in Bridging Molecular A steam Stripping-Based

Phenol Adsorption from Properties to Process TSA Cycle for CO2 Capture
Aqueous Solutions on Performance using Machine Using Carbon Monoliths
Nanoporous Carbon Beads Learning Brieuc Verougstraete
Piotr Kowalczyk Katsuri Nagesh Pai Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Murdoch University University of Alberta
1720 – 1920 Poster Session
Pullman Cairns International, Sponsored by:
1900 – 2100 Japan Night
Hilton Cairns – RSVP to foa-jpn@j-ad.org

TUESDAY 28 MAY 2019

0730–1730 Registration & Exhibition Floor open. Coffee cart is open!

0830–0910 Keynote: Prof Alex Neimark – introduced by Prof Peter Monson

Adsorption Induced Deformation of Hierarchical Micro-Mesoporous Materials
Chair Christian Doonan
The University of Adelaide
0915–0945 Plenary: Prof Krista Walton
Growth of Metal-Organic Frameworks from Unconventional Precursors
0945–1015 Plenary: Prof Alisa Park
Towards Sustainable Energy and Materials: Carbon Capture using Novel Nanoscale
Hybrid Particulate Systems
1015–1045 Plenary: Prof Chang Ha Lee
H2 PSA and Carbon Assessment of Integrated Coal-Syngas Process with Pre-combustion
CO2 Capture
1045–1110 Morning Refreshments

Characterisation and Materials for CO2 Capture Liquid/Gas Adsorption

Experimental Method

Chair Ania Conchi Jin Shang Franziska Ortner

CNRS-CEMHTI City University of Hong Kong Linde Engineering
1110–1135 Analysis of Systematic Pressure-Aided Fast Gating Reactivation, Oxidation and
Invited Measurement Uncertainties and Thermal Management Surface Functionalization of
of Commonly Used Capabilities of Flexible Spent Activated Carbon for
Methods for High-Pressure MOFs for CO2 Separation Glycerin Decolorization
Adsorption Measurements Hideki Tanaka Fei Yee Yeoh
Jens Rother Kyoto University Universiti Sains Malaysia
Rubolab GmbH
1135–1155: Pore Structure Analysis of Materials & Processes for Influence of Carrier Gases
SWCNT Cryogels Direct Capture of CO2 from on The Adsorption of
Yuito Kamijyou Air Light Hydrocarbons at
Christopher Jones Temperatures Between – 80
Shinshu University
and +20 °C
Georgia Institute of
Technology Sonja Schmittmann
University of Duisburg-Essen,
Germany

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TUESDAY 28 MAY 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAM
1155–1215 In-situ X-ray Diffraction
Evidenced GO/H2O
Concerted Nanoporosity
Ryusuke Futamura
Shinshu University
1215–1235 Controlling Defects on
HKUST-1 For Improving
Methane Storage: Utilization
of Small Saturated Organic
Acid as a Modulator
Young-Sang Bae
Yonsei University
1235–1330 Lunch
Molecular Modeling &
Physical Chemistry
Chair David Sholl
Georgia Institute of
Technology
1330–1355 Quasi-2D Phase Transition
Invited of Methane Adsorbed in
Cylindrical Silica Mesopores
Daniel Siderius
National Institute of
Standards and Technology
1355–1415 Adsorption, Phase and
Hysteresis Behaviour of
CO2 in Ordered Nonoporous
Carbons and Hierarchically
Structured Mesoporous
Zeolites: Experiment and
Molecular Simulation
Matthias Thommes
Friedrich Alexander
University Erlangen-
Nürnberg
1415–1435 Molecular Insight into
Cation Motion within
Zeolites
Daniela Kohen
Carleton College
1435–1455 Peeking Inside the Pores:
The Structure of Adsorbed
Phases in ZIF-8 and its
Cousins.
Guillaume Fraux
Chimie ParisTech PSL
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CO2 Capture from Flue
Gases by Vacuum Pressure
Swing Adsorption (VPSA)
using MIL-160(Al) Metal
Organic Framework
Nicolas Heymans
University of Mons
Novel Hierarchical Networks
as Support for Hydrotalcites
for Pre-Combustion CO2
Capture
Diana Iruretagoyena Ferrer
Imperial College
Materials & Experimental
Methods
Nicolas Chanut
MIT
Manufacturing Advanced
Structured Contactors
with Integrated Heat
Management Capabilities
Ryan Lively
Georgia Institute of
Technology
Investigation of Mixed Gas
Sorption in Lab-Scale
Reiner Staudt
University of Applied
Sciences, Offenburg/
Germany
Screening and Testing
Metal-Organic Frameworks
for Challenging CO/N2
Separation Through a Multi-
Scale Approach
Arwyn Evans
Imperial College
On The Hysteresis and
Step-Wise Behaviour of
Noble Gas Adsorption in
Wedge Pores: A Computer
Simulation
Chunyan Fan
Curtin University
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Separation of Hydrogen
Isotopes Using Zeolites:
Role of Chemical
Composition, Pore Size and
Temperature
Igor Bezverkhyy
Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire
Carnot de Bourgogne (ICB)
Multicomponent Adsorption
Dynamics in the Recovery of
Acetic and Lactic Acids from
Fermentation Broths
Haripriya Naidu
Kansas State University
Process Applications
Christian Voss
Linde Engineering
Advancing Gas Separations
and High-Value Component
Recovery with Dual-Reflux
Pressure Swing Adsorption
Eric May
The University of Western
Australia
Integration of Material and
Process Design for Kinetic
Separation
Trisha Sen
Georgia Institute of
Technology
Paraxylene production
Using Temperature Gradient
Simulated Moving Bed
Reactor
Damien Leinekugel–le–Cocq
IFP Energies Nouvelles
Model Predictive
Control of Four-Zone
Simulated Moving Bed
Chromatography for Binary
Separations
Ju Weon Lee
Max Planck Institute for
Dynamics of Complex
Technical Systems
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1455–1515 Molecular Simulations Shed
Light on Potential Uses
of Ultrasound in Nitrogen
Adsorption Experiments
Gennady Gor
New Jersey Institute of
Technology
1515–1540 Afternoon Refreshments
Adsorption Fundamentals
Chair Irena Senkovska
Technical University Dresden
1540–1600 The Rigid Adsorbent
Lattice Fluid Model: A New
Thermodynamic Framework
for Multicomponent
Adsorption
Stefano Brandani
University of Edinburgh
1600–1620 Modeling Dynamics
of Fluids Confined in
Mesoporos Materials: From
Adsorption to Membrane
Separations
Peter Monson
University of Massachusetts
1620–1640 Phonons as an Indicator
of Adosprtion-Induced
Structural Transformation in
MOFs
Filip Formalik
Wroclaw University of
Science and Techonology
1640–1700 Particle Size Dramatically
Changes Gate Adsorption
Pressures of Soft MOF
(ELM-12)
Satoshi Watanabe,
Department of Chemical
Engineering
Kyoto University
1700–1720 Prediction of Carbon
Dioxide or Methane High
Pressure Adsorption
Isotherms on Activated
Carbon at Different
Temperatures Utilizing Two-
Dimensional Equations of
State
Leonardo de Oliveira
State University of Maringá
1720–1750 Group Photo
Please assemble at the Conference Registration Desk
1750–1950 Poster Session
FOA13 CONFERENCE | 26–31 MAY 2019
Fast and highly selective
CO2 adsorbent: Li+/ZSM-25
zeolite
Jianhua Zhao
The University of Melbourne
Materials for CO2 Capture
Arwyn Evans
Imperial College
High-silica potassium-
exchanged LTA zeolite
as a molecular trapdoor
adsorbent for post-
combustion CO2 capture
Jin Shang
City University of Hong Kong
Double Salt-Based Sorbents
for High-Temperature CO2
Capture
Chan Hyun Lee
Korea Institute of Science
and Technology
A Novel Green Synthesis
Strategy of K-CHA Zeolite
for CO2/N2 Separation
He Gong
Northeastern University
A Realistic Strategy
for High-Throughput
Multiscale Screening of
Porous Materials for Post-
combustion CO2 Capture
Lev Sarkisov
University of Edinburgh
Screening of Metal-Organic
Frameworks for CO2 and
CH4¬ separation in the
presence of water
Justyna Rogacka
Wroclaw University of
Science and Technology
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Kinetic Modeling of
Adsorption Processes
Involved in a Immunoassay.
Validation by the Addinity
Chromatography Technique.
Maelenn Robin
Universite Claude Bernard
Lyon
Energy & Env. Applications
Tai Nguyen
University of Alberta
High Methane Delivery
Capacity in Multilayer
Frameworks
Ravichandar Babarao
RMIT University
Forward Osmosis Coupled
with Capacitive Deionization
Based on Zeolitic
Imidazolate Framework-8 for
Highly Efficient Desalination
Xiao-min Hu
Northeastern University
Impacts of Gas Impurities
from Pipeline Natural Gas on
Methane Storage in Metal-
Organic Frameworks during
Long Term Cycling
Ying Wu
South China University of
Technology
New Refrigeration
Systems Based on Forced
Desorption/Readsorption
of Refrigerants in Elastic
Nanoporous Materials
Hirotomo Nishihara
Tohoku University
Development of porous
carbon adsorbents from
waste polyethylene
terephthalate plastics for
greenhouse gas capture
Ki Bong Lee
Korea University
WEDNESDAY 29 MAY 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAM

0800–1300 Registration & Exhibition Floor open. Coffee cart is open!

0830–0910 Keynote: Diana Azavedo – introduced by Dr Carlos Grande

Revisiting Adsorption Calorimetry to Assess Pore Diffusion and
Equilibria in Gas-Solid Systems
Chair Gang Li
The University of Melbourne
0915–0945 Plenary: Prof Dieter Bathen & Prof Frieder Dreisbach
Novel Measuring Methods and Devices for Adsorption Techonology
0945–1015 Plenary: Prof Camille Petit
Approaches to Materials Development to Address Separation Challenges
1015–1045 Plenary: Dr Kerry Weston
Binder Particle Migration in Zeolite Agglomerates
1045–1110 Morning Refreshments

Adsorption Fundamentals Liquid/Gas Adsorption CO2 Capture Applications

Chair Guiseppe Storti Benoit Coasne Stefano Brandani

ETH Zurich CNRS University of Edinburgh
1110–1135 On the Loading-Dependent Tuning Zeolite 4A with Capture of CO2 From
Invited Hysteresis in Water Mixed Metal Ions for Natural Gas by Adsorption
Adsorption on Graphitized Effective Molecular Sieving Technology in the
Carbon Black of C2H4/C2H6 Australian CO2CRC Otway
Toshihide Horikawa Jing Xiao Demonstration Plant
University of Tokushima South China University of Abdul Qader
Technology C02CRC
1135–1155 Adsorption stress driven Analysis of Factors The Role of Direct Air
transitions in switchable Affecting Low Concentration Capture by Adsorption in
mesoporous Metal-Organic Formaldehyde Removal on a Net-zero-CO2-Emissions
Frameworks for pressure Porous Carbon Materials World and Beyond
amplification beyond 100 kPa Teresa J Bandosz Marco Mazzotti
Irena Senkovska CCNY/SUNY ETH Zurich
Technische Universität
Dresden
1155–1215 Thermodynamic Evidence of Ethylene/Ethane Effect of Moisture in the
Structural Transition of ZIF-8 Separation in Metal- Adsorption of CO and CO2
upon Methane Adsorption Organic Frameworks by in Indoor and Outdoor
Dinuka Gallaba Computational Modeling Environments
Southern Illinois University Wenqin You Vânia Lourenço
Carbondale Georgia Institute of Technology CNRS-CEMHTI
1215–1235 Water Adsorption Experimental and Radio-Frequency Heating
Mechanism on Carbon Theoretical Investigation Assisted CO2 Capture
Nano-onions of Two-Phase Flow Alan Chaffee
Artur Terzyk in Preparative Liquid
Monash University
Chromatography
N. Copernicus University
Franziska Ortner
Linde
1235 Lunch
Attendees will be provided with a grab-and-go lunch box to take
on excursions for Green Island and Skyrail
1235 Excursion
Tours will depart from the hotel foyer at 12:35pm sharp

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THURSDAY 30 MAY 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAM

0730–1730 Registration & Exhibition Floor open. Coffee cart is open!

0800-0845 IAS General Meeting

0850–0935 Keynote: Prof Shin Mukai – introduced by Dr Yasuyuki, Osaka Gas & Chemicals
Synthesis of Porous Monoliths with Straight and Aligned Microchannels
Using Thermoplastic Fibers as the Sacrificial Template
Chair Alan Chaffee
Monash University
0935–1005 Plenary: Dr Christian Voss
Trends in PSA Technology
1005–1035 Plenary: Prof Debra Bernhardt
Insight into Heterogeneous Catalysis on 2D Materials Using Computed Adsorption
Energies
1035-1105 Plenary: Dr Peter Ravikovitch
On the Heats of Adsorption: Experiments and Molecular Simulations
1105–1130 Morning Refreshments

Adsorption Fundamentals Materials & Experimental Energy & Env. Applications

Chair Ryan Lively
Georgia Tech
1130–1155 Molecular Controlling by
Invited Atomic Thickness Graphene
Tomo Ohba
Chiba University
1155–1215 Supercritical Adsorption of
CO2 and CH4 on Source
Clays under Subsurface
Conditions
Junyoung Hwang
Imperial College London
1215–1235 Application of Trapdoor
Zeolites to the Separation of
Gas Mixtures
Yang (Wendy) Wang
The University of Western
Australia
1235–1255 Experimental and DFT
Calculation Studies on
Water Vapor Adsorption on
Nitrogen-Doped Carbons
Junpei Fujiki
Tokyo University of
Agriculture and Technology
Methods
Arvind Rajendran
University of Alberta
Guest-Discriminatory
Gate Type Adsorption in
Nanoporous Metal Organic
Frameworks
Ryotaro Matsuda
Nagoya University
Effects of Pore Structure
in AC on the Dispersion of
CuCl and CO Adsorption for
CuCl/AC adsorbent
Wenming Hao
Taiyuan University of
Technology
Correlation Between
Adsorption Energy and
Chromatographic Selectivity
of Aromatics on Silanized
Mesoporous Silica
Akihiko Matsumoto
Toyohashi University of
Technology
Analysis of Equilibrium
Judgment in Low-Pressure
Region Toward Precise
Adsorption isotherm
measurements
Shotaro Hiraide
National Institute of
Advanced Industrial Science
and Technology (AIST)
Bin Xu
Tongji University
On How Adsorption
Enables The Simultaneous
Production of H2 and CO2
from a Multicomponent
Feed
Anne Streb
ETH Zurich, Zurich/
Switzerland
Effects of Tertiary Amine
Impregnated-Activated
Carbon for Adsorptive
Removal of Gaseous
Methyl Iodide Under Humid
Conditions
Keon Ho
Yonsei University
Layered-Bed Vacuum
Pressure Swing Process
for Light Hydrocarbons
Extraction from Low
Pressure Natural Gas
Yuanhui Shen
Tianjin University
Application of Elevated
Temperature Pressure
Swing Adsorption in
Hydrogen Production from
Syngas
Xuancan Zhu
Tsinghua University

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THURSDAY 30 MAY 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAM
1255–1340 Lunch
Materials & Experimental
Methods
Chair Stephanie Marsteau
INRS
1340–1410 What is the impact of metal-
Invited organic frameworks on
adsorption and separations?
An insider’s perspective
Daniel Steitz
NOVOMOF
1410–1430 Global Sensitivity-Based
Parameter Estimability
and Identification for
Carbon Dioxide Adsorption
Isotherms
Cecile Vallieres
LRGP – CNRS – Enisc,
Université de Lorraine
1430–1450 Predictions of Hg0
and HgCI2 Adsorption
Properties in UiO-66 from
Flue Gas Using Molecular
Simulations
Hongjian Tang
Southeast University
1450–1510 Honeycomb Monoliths from
Brown Coal: Applications for
Gas and Liquid Adsorption
Alan Chafee
Monah University
1510–1530 Rapid Screening of Metal-
Organic Frameworks
for Water Adsorption
Application
Michelle Woellner
Fraunhofer IWS
1530–1555 Afternoon Refreshments
FOA13 CONFERENCE | 26–31 MAY 2019
Environmental Applications
Arash Araminiya
Univeristy of Western
Australia
Adsorption Equilibria and
Diffusion Studies of Cation
Exchanged Clinoptilolite for
Applications in Natural Gas
and Biogas Treatment
Handan Tezel
University of Ottawa
Evolution of the
Performance of a CuO/
SBA-15 Mesoporous
Adsorbent for SOx Trapping
Applications, in the
Presence of NO/NO2 and
CO/CO2, Along Cycling
Experiments
Sophie Dorge
Université de Haute-Alsace
Adsorption of
selenium oxyanions on
schwertmannite: Mechanism
and potential application
in the removal of selenium
from wastewater
Amelia Parao
Ghent University
Small-scale PSA units for
biogas upgrading
Carlos Grande
SINTEF
Adsorption of NO and NO2
on Zeolite Na Y: Influence
of Oxygen and Water in the
Diesel Exhaust Gas
Hubert Monnier
INRS
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Process Applications
Shamsuzzaman Farooq
National University of
Singapore
3D-Printed Adsorbent
Monoliths for Gas
Separation Applications
Shane Lawson
Missouri University of
Science and Technology
Bayesian Approach for
Adsorption Process
Modeling
Yoshiaki Kawajiri
Nagoya University
Study of Non-Complete
Separation Features for
Dual Reflux-Pressure Swing
Adsorption
Ester Rossi
Politecnico di Milano
Intensified Cyclic Separation
Processes: Increased Model
Throughput and Accuracy
with Automated Cyclic
Process Control
Mayank Patel
Process Systems Enterprise
Ltd.
Limitations of Portable
Pressure Swing Adsorption
Processes for Air Separation
Aaron Moran
Praxair Inc.
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Adsorption Fundamentals
Chair Artur Terzyk
Nicolas Copernicus
University
1555–1615 Predicting Adsorption
of Polar and Non-polar
Adsorbates in Metal Organic
Frameworks with Open
Metal Sites
Miguel Jorge
University of Strathclyde
1615–1635 Designing the Functions
Grafted onto Nanoporous
Silica for Specific Gas
Recovery: In Silico Molecular
Screening Compared
and Contrasted with
Experimentation
Emily Bloch
Laboratoire Madirel – AMU/
CNRS
1635–1655 Metal Organic Frameworks
for Separations and
Catalysis: A Density
Functional Theory Study
Karl Johnson
University of Pittsburgh
1655–1715 Adsorbent and Adsorbate
Compressibility in High-
Pressure Adsorption
Frieder Dreisbach
TA Instruments – a division of
Waters GmbH
1715–1735 Direct Experimental
Evidence of Confined
Methane Hydrate
in Hydrophilic and
Hydrophobic Model Carbons
Sven Grätz
TU Dresden
1845–2300 13th International Conference on Fundamentals of Adsorption Conference Dinner and
Awards Ceremony
Coaches will depart from hotel foyer 6:40pm sharp
The Tank
FOA13 CONFERENCE | 26–31 MAY 2019
Biosorption
Philip Llewellyn
CNRS-Madirel
Hydrogels for
Biomedical Applications:
Characterization of
Structure and Performance
via NMR Relaxometry
Alan Allgeier
University of Kansas
How to Take Advantage
of the Versatile Surface
Properties of Ionosilicas and
the Improvement of Their
Anion Exchange Behavior
for Depollution and Drug
Delivery Applications
Benedicte Prelot
ICGM-CNRS
Adsorption of Bio-
Pharmaceuticals in 3D
Printed Chromatographic
Columns
Carlos Grande
SINTEF
Separation and Purification
of Rebaudiosides Products
from Natural Stevia
Ka Chun Li
The Hong Kong University of
Science and Technology
A New Approach to
Selective Biosorption-Based
Metal Recovery
Nina Ricci Nicomel
Ghent University
10
Process Applications
Guoping Hu
Univeristy of Melbourne
Separation of Ethylene/
Ethane by ZIF-8 Based
Cyclic Adsorption
Processes: Gas Phase SMB
vs. PSA
Vanessa Martins
University of Porto
Low Grade Methane
Enrichment Through Serial-
Parallel Multi-Column VPSA
Process
Donglei Qu
School of Chemical
Engineering /East China
University of Science and
Technology
Phase Stability and
Formation Kinetics of
Methane Hydrate in
Nanoporous Media
Benoit Coasne
CNRS
Commercialisation
Demonstration of
Recovering Low Grade
Methane with Ionic Liquidic
Zeolites
Gang (Kevin) Li
The University of Melbourne
Bio-Methane Purification
by Adsorption Technology:
Optimization of Operating
Parameters and Adsorbent
Selection Based on PSA
Process.
Najib Chouikhi
Air Liquide Innovation
Campus Paris
PULLMAN CAIRNS INTERNATIONAL
FRIDAY 31 MAY 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAM

0730–1330 Registration & Exhibition Floor open. Coffee cart is open!

Chair Suresh Bhatia

The Unversity of Queensland
0830–0915 Plenary: Prof Alan Hatton
Redox-Mediated Electrosorption for Chemical and Environmental Separations
0915–0945 Plenary: Prof Yousheng Tao
Preparation and Characterization of Nanoporous Metal Oxides/Graphene
Nanocomposites and Their Applications in High-Energy Supercapacitors
0945–1015 Plenary: Dr Phillip Barrett
Novel Adsorbents by Employing Silicone-Derived Precursors
1015–1110 Morning Refreshments

Adsorption Fundamentals Materials & Experimental Energy & Env. Applications

Chair Julien Cousin-Saint-Remi
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
1110–1135 A Mechanistic Study of the
Invited Porphyrin Paddle–Wheel
Frameworks Adsorption
Ability of Environmentally
Harmful C1 Compounds
Marek Wiśniewski
Nicolaus Copernicus
University in Toruń, Faculty
of Chemistry, VAT-PL
8790177291
Methods
Miguel Jorge Dong Hui Zhang
University of Strathclyde Tianjin University
Adsorption and Desorption Design and study of a pilot
Behaviors of Lithium Ions scale oxygen PSA set up
from Brine with Lithium- Peter De Schepper
Aluminum Layered
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Hydroxides Sorbents
Huixiong Jiang
East China University of
Science and Technology

1135–1155 Enhancing Reliability of Enhanced Adsorption Seperation of Methane from

Adsorption Isotherms Using of Cd (II) from Aqueous Nitrogen Using Activated
Retrospective Literature Solutions by MgO-Sepiolite: Carbon with a Vacuum
Meta-analysis Equilibrium, Kinetics and Swing Adsorption Process
David Sholl Thermodynamics Study G. Hu
Georgia Institute of Gang Zhang The University of Melbourne
Technology Xiangtan University
1155–1205 Room set up (break)
1205–1225 PhD award talk

1225–1245 Award for Publications by a Researcher under 35

1245–1300 FOA14 Save the Date

1300 Conference Close & Lunch

FOA13 CONFERENCE | 26–31 MAY 2019 11 PULLMAN CAIRNS INTERNATIONAL