KORMARINE CONFERENCE

Program

Speakers

Kormarine Conference 2022 in Incheon
June 22(Wed), 2022
Kormarine Conference 2022 in Busan
September 28(Wed) ~ 29(Thu)

Keynote Speakers

Taerim Lee

Alessio Patalano

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Abstract

Alessio Patalano

Affiliation

King’s College
Position

Professor
Country

UK

Alessio Patalano is Professor of War & Strategy in East Asia at Centre for Grand Strategy (CGS) which is based at the Department of War Studies (DWS), King’s College London (KCL). He specialises in maritime strategy and doctrine, Japanese military history and strategy, East Asian security, and British defence policy towards the Indo-Pacific. Prof Patalano is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (FRHistS), a Visiting Fellow at the Royal Navy Centre for Strategic Studies (RNCSS), a Visiting Professor at the Japan Maritime Command and Staff College (JMCSC), and an Adjunct Fellow at the Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies, Temple University Japan. He is also a Senior Fellow at the highly influential think tanks Policy Exchange, Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), and the Council on Geostategy. The Centre for Strategic and Budgetary Analysis (CSBA) has defined Prof Patalano as ‘the most prolific and relevant Western scholar in the field today’. Prof Patalano’s monograph Post-war Japan as a Seapower: Imperial Legacy, Wartime Experience, and the Making of a Navy (Bloomsbury 2015) received international recognition and his research today has organically evolved from his study of Japan to focus on the wider question of how naval power informs statecraft and shapes the international order. He is an active media commentator and writer (Nikkei, The Spectator), has collaborated on a number of international documentaries, and is also regularly involved in military education, developing and delivering programmes on East Asian affairs in both Southeast Asia and the Gulf region. His next book is an edited volume titled The New Age of Naval Power in the Indo-Pacific, forthcoming with Georgetown University Press in 2022.

Chairperson & Speakers

Session 1

Changes and Responses in the Shipping Market

14:10-15:25(75’)
June 22, 2022

Session 2

Decarbonized Fuel and Safety

15:45-17:00(75’)
June 22, 2022

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Daejun Chang

Affiliation

KAIST
Position

Professor
Country

Korea

Prof. Daejun Chang is leading the Innovative Energy Systems Engineering. Lab. at the department of mechanical engineering, KAIST. He is the original inventor of the lattice pressure vessel (LPV) that is the world’s first scalable free-shape pressure vessel and commercialized for storage of LNG, CO2, and liquid hydrogen, being awarded the ASME Emerging Technology Award in 2019. Recently, his research group invented a scalable insulation technology that can be applicable to large-scale liquid hydrogen (LH2) tanks. Combining this new insulation technology with the LPV, his team introduced the world’s largest liquid hydrogen storage technology, which was granted the approval-in-principle certification from Lloyds Register in 2020. Now, his team is also developing the infrastructure for intercontinental liquid hydrogen shipping: LH2 export terminals, LH2 tankers, and LH2 import terminals. process systems all over the liquid hydrogen supply chain. Also, he is developing small-scale LH2 solutions for ships, land vehicles, fueling stations, and drones.