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Prof. Ke Wang, Professor, Nanjing University
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基調講演 講師：上野 千鶴子
社会学者・東京大学名誉教授・
認定NPO法人ウィメンズアクションネットワーク（WAN）理事長
言語：日本語（通訳なし）
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講師：高田 明 氏
1948年長崎県生まれ。
2015年1月に「㈱ジャパネットたかた」の代表を退任し、同時に「㈱A and Live」設立。
2017年4月、プロサッカークラブ「㈱V・ファーレン長崎」の代表取締役に就任。
言語：日本語（通訳なし）
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"Dr. Mashito Sakai, Postdoctoral Scholar, University of California, San Diego. Language: English, no interpretation."
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[Speaker] Professor Eberhard Bodenschatz, MPI for Dynamics and Self-Organization, Physics Institute for Dynamics of Complex Systems, U. Goettingen
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Speaker: Dr. Danish Shaikh
University of Southern Denmark
Title: Multiple independent goal-directed learning for emergent adaptive behaviour in robots
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Language: English
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Theoretical Physics Seminar.
Speaker: Yasha Neiman (Quantum Gravity).
Title: "Introduction to holography and AdS/CFT".
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Speaker: Andrew Lobb
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Carlos Villalpando will tell us about "A potential probe of quantum gravity with large molecular wavepackets". The talk is based on two papers: Minimal length effect on the broadening of free wave packets and its physical implications and Indirect Probe of Quantum Gravity using Molecular Wave-packets.
Abstract: The biggest obstacle for a direct test of quantum gravity is its energy scale, which is well outside of the capabilites of any human-made machine; the next best possible approach then is to provide indirect tests on effective theories of quantum gravity, which can be performed in a lower energy scale. This talk will be aimed in this direction, showing a promising path to test the existence of a fundamental, minimal length scale of Nature, by measuring the dispersion of large molecular wave-packets. The existence of this minimal length would imply a modified commutation relation between position and momentum operators, and as we will see, such a modification of the commutator has a profound effect on the dispersion rate of free wave-packets, providing a path for a potential, indirect test of quantum gravity in a laboratory setting.