[Seminar]

Title: Spin-nematic state in two-dimensional frustrated spin systems consisting of ferromagnetic dimers

Speaker: Professor Toshiya Hikihara

Institution: Gunma University

Seminar by Dr. Markus Arndt, Professor of Quantum Nanophysics at University of Vienna

This is a part of the summer school CQD2018 hosted by Nic Chormaic Unit & Busch Unit.

Discussion on Black Hole Memory Effect by Tomonori Ugajin.

NEW TIME - 1pm

Dr. Eugene W. Myers Director & Founding Chair of Systems Biology Max Planck Institute for Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics

“QuickFix” - identify your transferable skills through in an interactive card sorting activity!

Art Exhibition by 7 Okinawan artists.

Special Talk on 9/29 (Sat) at 14:00 in C210. Japanese only, no English interpretation

The workshop is going to be held on September 26, 2018,

International symposium on Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion | All sessions are open to OIST faculty/staff/students. Please register online and include “OIST” in the remarks, or show your OIST ID at the registration desk. | Website: http://otecsymposium.okinawa/en/index.html | Program: http://otecsymposium.okinawa/en/program.html

TQM unit is pleased to invite you to our seminar.

[Language] English

Speaker: Dr. Eugene W. Meyers, Director, Center for Systems Biology Dresden Max Planck Institute for Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics

OIST Workshop -Application Open: around 15 March 2018 - Application Deadline: 20 May 2018 - OIST members are welcome to attend all scientific sessions - Website: https://groups.oist.jp/cqd

National holiday.

Let Marine scientists from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) guide you around the intertidal ecosystem of Okinawa. Specifically the Maeda flats on the 23rd of September at 11:00.

Symposium (Japanese only) : 10:00 - 12:35 at B250, Level B, Center Buildig シンポジウム（日本語のみ）:10：00－12：35、センター棟B階B250 セミナールーム

"Developmental Robotics for Language Learning, Trust and Theory of Mind" by Prof. Angelo Cangelosi, University of Manchester and University of Plymouth

"Body perception under the free energy formulation for robots and humans" by Dr. Pablo Lanillos, Technical University of Munich

Discussion on Wormholes and Extra Dimensions by Vyacheslav Lysov.

Student panel discussion about thesis proposal exam

[Seminar]

Title: Genetic Connectivity and Speciation of Coral Reef Benthos

Speaker: Professor Nina Yasuda

Institution: Department of Marine Biology and Environmental Sciences, Miyazaki University

[Seminar]

Title: An integrative approach to marine conservation in the Amazon of the ocean

Speaker: Professor Paul Barber

Institution: Integrative Biology, University of California, Los Angeles

Thesis Public Presentation

Presenter: Patricia H. Wepfer

Title: Spatial genetic structure in the coral genus Galaxea (Euphyllidae) and their associated Symbiodinium communities

Date&Time: September 20th, 9:00am

Venue: C700, Lab3

DO YOU HAVE A KEEN INTEREST IN AI TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER SCIENCE?

DEEPCORE, a subsidiary of SoftBank, will conduct a lunchtime "fireside chat" to discuss their AI-focused incubator and venture capital fund for students and researchers who aspire to change the world with technology.

Learn about the latest trends in high-performance VDI and next-generation virtualization infrastructures, and share technical information. The conference consists of presentation sessions and hands-on workshops | Language: Japanese ( all presentation materials will be in English ) | Program: https://www.highperformancevdi.com/en/program.html | All scientific sessions are open to OIST members (additional fees apply for working meals)

Seminar "Ultrafast phonon and spin dynamics in chalcogenide materials" by Dr. Richarj Mondal, Tsukuba Univ.

National holiday.

Internal Seminar, Friday September 14th, 4-5pm, C700

Internal Seminar, Friday September 14th, 4-5pm, C700 (Lab3)

TQM unit is pleased to invete you to our seminar.

Speaker: Samir K Mondal, Principal Scientist, CSIR-Central Scientific Instruments Organisation, Chandigarh, India

Dr. Graham de Ruiter, Assistant professor, the Schulich Faculty of Chemistry, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology. Language: English

Come and join a lively discussion with successful Japanese and non-Japanese Fellowship recipients.

OIST Mini Symposium | Scientific sessions are open to all OIST members | For non-OIST members: Please contact the organizers for information on how to participate. | Website: https://groups.oist.jp/flow

Seminar by Prof. Walter Farina (School of Exacts and Natural Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires)

"Neurorobotics in the context of The Human Brain Project" by Dr. Florian Röhrbein, Technical University of Munich, now Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG

This is the weekly QG group meeting.

Speaker: Vyacheslav Lysov

Title: Fluid/Gravity Correspondence

Prof. Stefan Wanke, TU Dresden, Germany

Prof. Dr. Jan J. Weigand, Professor, TU Dresden

SEMINAR: Magnetic behaviour of substitutional pseudobinaries of CeFe 2 1

by Rakesh Das ( Department of Applied Science, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia-721657, India)

During this workshop participants will learn the foundation of project management and how to develop project management tools based on their personal strengths.

Anika Haller (Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin, Germany)

Georg Michelitsch, Technische Universität München, Germany

Mr. Katawoura Beltako, Nanodevice Quantum Simulation (NQS Group) Aix-Marseille University, France

QG group meeting Speaker: Yasha Neiman Title: Introduction to the geometry of null hypersurfaces

Welcome Ceremony for Class of 2018 New Students

Poha

Speaker: Dr. Vincnezo Vitagliano from Keio University Abstract: External conditions have a dramatic impact on the way dynamical symmetry breaking occurs. I will review some recent (and some less recent) results of symmetry breaking in curved spacetime. Flirting with the contemporary interest toward 2D engineered material, I will then move on potential applications on geometrically deformed lattices. In a curved background, the natural expectation is that curvature works toward the restoration of an internal symmetry. I will show instead that, for topological defects, the competing action of the locally induced curvature and of boundary conditions generated by the non-trivial topology allows configurations where symmetries can be spontaneously broken close to the core.

"Many-body quantum spectroscopies in extremes" by Prof. Mack Kira, University of Michigan

Exhibition: 8/27 - 9/22;

Special Events on 9/22 (Sat): 1. Symposium (Japanese only) 2. Spcial Tour to the Electron Microscope Room, 3. Bashofu Thread Making Workshop

TROPICALITY workshop final film screenings and drawing presentation. From 10am to 1pm. The event is free and open to everyone.