We participated to The 60th Japanese Combustion Symposium held in KFC Hall&Rooms in Tokyo with face-to-face meeting. Two undergraduate students and one graduate student presented their research. This conference is the largest in Japan related to combustion phenomena, and it is one of main conference for us.

We feel many stimulations which is diffrent from via online. We also felt that many other researchers actively proceeds their research regardless of pandemic, and we could get many precious suggestions for our future research. Our students felt excing impression because It was the first time of face-to-face meeting for our students. We will continue to do our best to make wonderful presentations at academic conferences held in various places in the future!

 【Presented titles】

1) Tokuda, Y., Isogai, T., Imamura, T., Experimental Study on extinguishing method by vacuum suction of flame propagating along an inclined wire sheathed with PE insulator

2) Suematsu, J., Imamura, T., Development of Prediction Model for Quenching Distance of Quiescent Premixed Gases 

3) Miyazaki, Y., Morizumi, N., Imamura, T., Measurement of Laser-Breakdown Threshold of Various Premixed Flammable Mixtures 

Presentations by Mr. Tokuda (Upper), Mr. Suematsu (Middle), Mr. Miyazaki (Lower). Memorial photo of us with the seniors who rushed to us was taken!