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This is a seminar where you can systematically learn the design technology of water-based paints and the practical knowledge necessary for improving pigment dispersion and film quality. It provides a detailed explanation of the basic composition and manufacturing methods of water-based paints, the design of water-based resins, specific challenges related to water, the role and selection methods of pigment dispersants, and the utilization techniques of additives. Furthermore, it organizes the causes of pigment aggregation that occur during the drying and film formation processes, as well as appearance defects such as running, sagging, and splattering, and introduces evaluation methods and specific improvement measures. This content is ideal for engineers involved in the research and development, production technology, and quality control of water-based paints and inks, as well as those working on improving dispersion and appearance quality.

This seminar will explain the latest technology of "heat absorption power generation," which converts low-temperature heat that has been difficult to utilize, such as factory waste heat and environmental heat, into a new energy resource. It will focus on semiconductor sensitized thermal utilization power generation (STC), which has a different power generation principle from conventional Seebeck-type thermoelectric conversion, covering its principles, material design, power generation and cooling mechanisms, latest research results, and the status of demonstration tests. Additionally, the seminar will discuss the importance of utilizing unused heat towards achieving carbon neutrality, the resourceization of waste heat from factories and data centers, and the potential applications in the energy industry. This content is ideal for decarbonization-related engineers, researchers, engineers in the energy and manufacturing industries, and new business planners who want to systematically learn about next-generation energy technologies.

This text systematically explains the latest trends in recycling technology and biomass plastics, focusing on the resource circulation of waste plastics and textile waste. It covers the characteristics and challenges of material, chemical, and thermal recycling, as well as domestic and international regulations and market trends, and introduces cutting-edge approaches to difficult-to-recycle materials such as composite materials and blended fibers. In particular, it provides detailed explanations of advanced separation technologies for blended fibers and composite materials using microwave selective heating, as well as the development of technologies aimed at realizing a circular society utilizing biomass resources and contributions to carbon neutrality. This content is ideal for engineers, researchers, product development and business planning personnel, and sustainability promotion personnel in the plastics, textiles, chemicals, and recycling industries who wish to learn about the latest trends in resource circulation technology.