Past Events
Prof. Carl Petersen - Neural circuits for goal-directed sensorimotor transformation
A seminar by Carl Petersen, from Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) . This talk will be introduced by Prof. Kuhn Bernd from Optical Neuroimaging Unit.
OIST Mini Symposium "Science and Technology at the Interface of Bio-Nano-systems: Challenges and Opportunities"
Earth Day Beach Cleaning
Meet us at 18:00 at Seaside House Parking. Please carpool if you can.
LHC Run-2 bound on the Z' boson mass in the classically conformal U(1)' extended Stanadard Model with electroweak vacuum stability
Speaker:Mr.Daisuke Takahashi, Graduate student OIST.
Language: English
Open seminar
Thursdays = Teatime
'The Ediacaran biota and the evolution of large body size' Dr. Jennifer Hoyal Cuthill
Seminar by Tokuro Shimokawa (Osaka University): Thermal and ground-state properties of the Spin-1/2 random-bond Heisenberg antiferromagnet on the kagome lattice
Seminar by Dr. Tokuro Shimokawa, Osaka University on April 21st (Thu) at 1:30pm in C016, Lab1. Look forward to seeing many of you !
Explanatory Session: FY16 Research Equipment Maintenance
Explanatory Session: FY16 Research Equipment Maintenance
Seminar "Evolution of a transcription factor that controls male gametogenesis in plants" by Prof. Frederic Berger, Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology
"Panoramix:the missing link between the piRNA pathway and general silencing machinery" Dr. Yang Yu
Round Table “Grants and Careers”
Majority of OIST researchers would like to develop and pursue successful careers in academia. This month, we will have two informal sessions focusing on the following two themes and exploring how they relate to this commonly shared aspiration. 1. Why do you keep applying for grants? (and what will happen if you do not?) 2. What are your goals?
Coherent Control of Complex Quantum Systems
AMICUS Information Session for Parents
This is an externally organized event. For more information contact the organizers.
Student Research Presentations 4-5pm C700
Build Tough Hydrogels with Sacrificial Bonds by Professor Jian Ping Gong, Hokkaido University
Teatime
"Investigating the factors explaining the rise of termites to dominance" Dr. Thomas Bourguignon
OIST Mini Symposium "Cholinergic mechanisms in adaptive behaviour"
"Screening of phosphorylation dependent protein-protein interaction inhibitors"
【Seminar】April 12 @D015 Miss. Jelena Katic
Speaker: Miss. Jelena Katic
Center for Molecular Neurobiology Hamburg>> http://www.uke.de/english/general/international-affairs/index.html
Title:
Functional interplay between the adhesion molecule CHL1 and sonic hedgehog signaling pathway during development of cerebellum
Abstract:
Several L1-related adhesion molecules, expressed in a well-coordinated temporospatial pattern during development, are important for fine tuning of specific cerebellar circuitries. CHL1, the close homologue of L1, is abundantly expressed in the developing and adult cerebellum and required for normal cerebellar cytoarchitecture. Constitutive ablation of CHL1 in mice caused significant loss of Purkinje and granule cells in the adult cerebellum. We identify CHL1 as a novel ligand of patched-1, a receptor for...
"Ecological perspectives on managing human diseases" Dr. Kenichi Okamoto
Seminar "Pesticide imposed impairments on native Indian honey bees along an agricultural intensification gradient " by Dr. Priyadarshini Basu
Seminar "Bee Health: Host-parasite interactions and landscape complexity" by Dr. Antoine Lecocq, University of Copenhagen
Seminar "JMJ24 may antagonize IBM1 function for gene regulation" by Dr.Laure Audonnet
Seminar "Genetic diversity and phylogeography of the honeybee Apis mellifera in the South West Indian Ocean islands" by Dr. Maéva Techer
OIST Mini Symposium "Digital representation of neuronal morphologies and tissue"
"PAL1 interacts with the Neurabin family of proteins and is involved in G Protein-Coupled Receptor signaling" Dr. Ken Matsuura
"N=1 vs. N=50,000 – The power of modern day genomics for personalized medicine", Matt Huentelman
"Impact of normal aging on brain circuits critical for memory function", Carol Barnes
"Regulation of cell-fate decisions by MAPK signaling pathways and its failure in cancer", Prof. Mutsuhiro Takekawa.
RD2DS - 2016: Recent Developments in 2D Systems
Student Assembly
Student Research Presentations
The Science of Mindfulness
Last March Teatime
March 30: Lab Accident Drill
200-K superconductivity in compressed hydrogen sulfide systems
"Nature vs. Nurture in Drosophila Courtship" Prof. Daisuke Yamamoto
"A variational model for the shape of biomembranes"
Seminar by Prof Zhang 'Single atom manipulation and measurement in micro-optical trap and cavity'
"Hybrid Potential Methods for the Simulation of Condensed Phase Reaction Processes"
"General Imperfect Interfaces with application to computational multi-physics multi-scale problems" Dr. Ali Javili
"Dynamic Boltzmann machines", Takayuki Osogami
"Plasma membrane-dependent cellular senescence – another timekeeper of programmed aging" Dr. Keiko Kono
Dr. Keiko Kono, Lecturer, Medical Department and Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Nagoya City University
Workshop: "Job Offer Negotiation Strategies for the Scientist"
"What you see is what you understand: explaining two-phase flows at different scales with computational and theoretical approaches" Prof. Fabian Bombardelli
Date : March 25 th (Fri), 2016 Time: 11:00am – 12:00pm Venue: C015, Lab1 Level C Speaker: Prof. Fabian Bombradelli, University of California, Davis
Title: What you see is what you understand: explaining two-phase flows at different scales with computational and theoretical approaches
Abstract: Examples of multi-phase flows are legion: bubble plumes, dust storms, sediment transport in rivers, and many other natural and man-made applications. To study such flows, numerous empirical regressions have been provided for decades. Since three/four decades ago, more mechanistic approaches have been developed, which address the interaction of carrier and disperse phases. Still, it is not clear what to use for a given level of concentration, and for the objective of a...