Date

2025年2月25日 (火) 18:00 20:00

Neuroscience Online Seminar + Social Event at Lab 5 D23

Prof. Claudia Clopath on Engram dynamics during consolidation - Bioengineering Department at Imperial College London

 

 

Date

2025年2月27日 (木) 16:00 17:00

Language: English.  Registration: Not required.

Date

2025年1月24日 (金) 11:00 12:00

Speaker: Professor Jean-Jacques Slotine, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Date

2025年1月31日 (金) 16:00 17:00

Prof. Bertram Gerber, Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology, Magdeburg, Germany 

Come in person for some active discussion and snacks! 

 

 

 

Date

2025年2月3日 (月) 16:00 17:30

Title:  Imaging in 3D and other fun things to do through multimode fibres

Speaker: Dr Peter Mekhail, University of Glasgow, Scottland

Date

2025年2月17日 (月) 15:00 16:00

[Affiliation] Associate Professor, SSTF Investigator, SUHF Young Investigator
School of Biological Sciences, Seoul National University

[Seminar Title] Dissecting the senescence regulatory network 

 

 

Date

2025年1月20日 (月) 9:30 10:30

Prof. Charlie Weiss, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Augustana University

Date

2025年1月25日 (土) 7:00 8:00

Speaker: Giuseppe Gallo, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, College of Engineering, Manoa

Please RSVP by noon on Jan. 22nd: https://forms.gle/31uFi7VNEmmKFa38A

Date

2025年1月22日 (水) 10:00

Analysis on Metric Spaces Seminar 2025

Speaker: Bae Jun Park, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, South Korea

Title: Recent development in bilinear rough singular integrals

Abstract:

In this talk we will study the Lp1 × Lp2 → Lp boundedness for bilinear rough singular
integral operators LΩ associated with Ω ∈ L(log L)α(S2n−1) with mean value zero. We
will first review classical linear singular integrals and then study how the results have been
extended and developed in the bilinear setting, presenting the most recent results. If time
permits, general multilinear problems will be also discussed

Date

2025年1月9日 (木) 13:00 14:00

Dr. Yingqiu Mao and Dr. Yi-Zheng Zhen are Associate Researchers in University of Science and Technology of China. Dr. Mao obtained her Ph.D. at USTC in experimental quantum cryptography and had since been working on hybrid quantum systems. Dr. Zhen’s research focuses on the quantum information thermodynamics and device-independent quantum cryptographic schemes.

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