Professor Noritaka Saito, affiliated with Kyushu University, demonstrates a profound dedication to the study of high-temperature materials and the development of innovative processes within the steel and ceramics sectors. Following the attainment of his Ph.D. in Engineering from Kyushu University, he joined the university faculty in 2005 and served as a Visiting Professor at the University of California, Berkeley, in 2008. His research encompasses molten oxides, multiphase flow dynamics, and advanced joining techniques for ultra-high-temperature ceramics. With an extensive publication record exceeding 130 journal articles, over 500 conference presentations, and numerous patents, he actively integrates scientific research with industrial applications. His distinguished contributions have been recognized through awards such as the ISIJ Nishiyama Memorial Award, the Yamaoka Award, and the TMS Young Leader Award. Currently, his research interests include sustainable steel production, hydrogen-based manufacturing processes, and artificial intelligence-driven solutions aimed at promoting environmentally sustainable manufacturing practices.

Presentation Title: Multidimensional Measurement and Control of Molten Slag for Carbon-Neutral Steelmaking