BIO of Haruhiko .Inufusa

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Dr. Haruhiko Inufusa was born Okayama Japan at 1957. After finished Medical School Kindai University at 1982, he starts work at Surgery department of Kindai University Hospital. At the period of post graduate school of Kindai University, he started research of cancer especially on metastasis phenomenon. He established various cancer cell lines, and one cell line had potential of metastasis in nude mouse. He achieved principal graduation by this research result at 1988. Cancer and glycolipid was his main research target during his post doctor fellowship position 1988-1990 at University Washington Seattle, Professor Sen-itchiro Hakomori laboratory,. Later, he found that Lewis Y glycolipid of cancer controls blood coagulation and metastasis as well.
In 2001, he was promoted professor at Kindai University School of Medicine (Department of Surgery) and Faculty of Agriculture (Department of Clinical Nutrition). Acting as a surgeon, he was one of first 15 doctors in Japan who started laparoscopic surgery for colorectal cancer, and his surgical video was widely used to educate young doctors.
In 2006 he resigned from his position of Director of Advanced Medical Technology and Medical Economics, at Kindai University School of Medicine. He starts research on alcohol, sugar, and fat metabolism at TIMA Japan Inc. which supported by TIMA foundation. After invention of anti-alcohol supplement SUPLAIV, he invented Twendee X that activate sugar and fat metabolisms. Strong anti-oxidant effects of Twendee X were found at 2011, he starts producing and marketing SUPAILV and Twendee X by the request of TIMA foundation. At 2013, Gifu university started his laboratory Division of Antioxidant Research. His present main invention is the successful treatment of various patients with Twendee X.

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BIO of Christian Amatore

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Christian Amatore, 65, was educated at Ecole Normale Superieure (ENS), the leading French center for higher education and research. He held the former position of Louis Pasteur at ENS. He is now Emeritus Director of Research in CNRS, Full Member of the French Academie des Sciences where he served as a vice-President in charge of Education, Foreign Member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Member of the Academia Europae, Member of The Third World Academy of Sciences, Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and of the Chinese Chemical Society, Honorary Member of the Israeli Chemical Society, Distinguished Scientist of the French Chemical Society, President and now Past President of the International Society of Electrochemistry. Over the past years he acted as one of the twenty members of the High Council of Science and Technology which advised the French Governments on scientific matters. He has been thrice knighted by the French Republic in the Order of National Merits, the Order of Legion d'Honneur for his scientific achievements, as well in the Order of Academic Palms for his deep involvement for scientific education in universities but also in elementary, middle and high schools.
His researches involve the development of advanced electrochemical concepts, methodologies and instrumentation for investigating extremely complex mechanisms of organic and organometallic chemistry under the very conditions used by synthetic chemists. Amatore's activity in molecular kinetics is best illustrated by the rationalization of electron transfer catalysis, electron transfer activation of molecules and more recently by a thorough series of works relative to the elucidation of the most important mechanistic aspects of catalysis by homogeneous palladium complexes, an extremely active area in today's catalysis for carbon-carbon bond making in fine chemical industry. The well recognized contributions of Amatore's group in this area have opened new views for rationalizing these important processes which have already led to the development of new synthetic strategies.
Amatore's contributions gave electrochemistry new concepts and new tools that are essential in offering electrochemistry new entries in several mechanistic problems in organic, inorganic, and organometallic chemistries and more recently into the biology of living cells. His researches were published in 485 primary research publications cumulating above 21 100 citations and corresponding to a "h-index" of 73 (ISI Web of Science, May 2017) with an average citations rate above 1 200 per year over the past 5 years. Amatore received many important French and international awards and distinctions among which the Silver Medal (CNRS), the Reilley Award (SEAC), the de Broglie Medal (Academia dei Lincei), the Bourke Medal (RSC), the Galvani Medal (SCI), the Breyer Medal (RACI), the Heyrovsky award (Charles University, Prague), the Faraday Medal (RSC), and the Volta Medal (ECS). He has been distinguished lecturer in many outstanding universities (Royal Society (London), Oxford, Durham, Cornell, Pittsburgh, Prague, Caltech, Padova, Modena, Roma La Sapienza, Japan JSPS, Bologna, etc.) and is Honorary Professor or Doctor Honoris Causa of several universities in Europe and Asia.

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BIO of Hong-Yuan Chen

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Professor Hong-Yuan Chen, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and ACS Fellow, has started his research career in Analytical Chemistry at Nanjing University (China) since the early 1960s. He was as a Visiting Scholar at the Mainz University in West Germany in period of 1981~84 supported by Adenaur Stiftung. He acted as the National Representative of China in IUPAC during 1991-94. He is the founder and director of the State Key Laboratory of Analytical Chemistry for Life Science, a world-renowned research base in the field of analytical chemistry. His research focuses on bioanalytical chemistry, electrochemistry, microfluidic Lab-on-a-Chip, nanoscience, nanotechnology and biomedical engineering, especially for the analysis of single cells. He has co-authored over 900 papers with citation over 32,600 times, H-index 91, 8 books, and over 400 oral lectures. He also served as the advisory board member for Analytical Chemistry (ACS) and ACS Sensors. In 2015, Professor Chen was recognized as Nature Lifetime Award for Outstanding Scientific Mentoring by the Nature Publishing Group.

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BIO of Wei-Hua Huang

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Dr. Wei-Hua Huang is currently a Professor in the College of Chemistry and Molecular Sciences at Wuhan University. He got his Bachelor Degree and Doctoral Degree from Wuhan University in 1996 and 2002, respectively, and then stayed therein as a faculty. After spending one year at Ecole Normale Superieure as a Postdoctor, he has been a full professor at Wuhan University from 2007. His primary research interests focus on development of micro or nanoscale analytical techniques and explore their use in the monitoring of single cells. He has expertise in biosensors, electroanalytical chemistry, and microfluidics. He has published more than 90 publications in the peer-reviewed journal including such as Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., JACS, ACS Nano, Chem. Sci., Anal. Chem. and Lab Chip. His research has been supported by a number of grants from Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), Ministry of Science and Technology of China (MOST) and other funding agencies. He has won several awards including the first prize of Natural Science in Hubei Province, the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University of Ministry of Education (MOE), and the National Science Foundation for Distinguished Young Scholars.

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