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During this session, educators can learn more about how to create an inclusive and welcoming environment for LGBTQI+ students and their families. After the lecture, there will be an optional networking lunch.
This event is free and open to the community. Please register at the link below to reserve your seat.
https://groups.oist.jp/ged/creating-inclusive-and-welcoming-environment
教育に携わる方々がLGBTQI+の子どもたちやご家族をどう受け入れ、支援するかについて講演いたします。講演会終了後、ネットワークランチを予定していますのでよろしければご参加ください。
本イベントはどなたでも無料でご参加いただけます（申し込み要）。
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Speaker: Dr. Makoto Suzuki, Professor Emeritus, the University of the Ryukyus, and Director of the Okinawa Research Center for Longevity Science
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大学や研究機関において生み出される最新の先端科学技術に基づく技術革新は近年、創薬やバイオテクノロジー、新素材・新エネルギー、ロボット、IoTなどの分野において世界的に急速に注目が高まりつつある。こうした分野は応用にあたって多額の資金や長期にわたる開発期間を要することから収益化が困難とされ、「Deep Tech」と呼ばれている。ボストンやロンドンのような学術機関の集積地においてはベンチャーキャピタルを中心とした独自のDeep Tech起業支援体制を確立させる試みが進展しつつある。
本フォーラムでは最新の先端科学技術が産業に与える効果や今後の展望とその中で大学が果たすべき使命についての理解を深めることを目的として、大学発のイノベーションを産業界と連携して推進するために必要となるイノベーションエコシステムの構築について有識者による議論を行う。
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Disruptive innovations based on cutting-edge research results produced at universities and research institutes are gathering worldwide attention by those who are involved in the areas such as drug discovery, biotech, new materials, renewable energy, robotics and IoT. These innovations are referred to as “Deep Tech” as they often struggle to find initial funding because of their complex nature and the longer time scale necessary to produce results compared to the other types of startups. Academic cities such as the areas around Boston and London area are rapidly gathering momentum and interests by venture capitals and startups to establish an innovation ecosystem based on “Deep Tech”.
In this forum the keynote speakers and panelists will discuss the visions, missions and roles of universities, and how hi-tech and cutting-edge scientific research can contribute to the establishment of a Deep Tech innovation ecosystem.
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In this Innovation Forum hosted talk, Ginkgo Bioworks Associate Head of Metabolic Engineering, Dr. Massimo Merighi, will discuss several case studies of pathways developed by Ginkgo, in particular one involving the engineering of a substrate co-feed in Escherichia coli, including a history of how this design cycle has evolved over time to take advantage of new technological developments.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
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New Insights on Global Climate Change from Coral Reefs
Prof. Rob Dunbar
Stanford University
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English with no interpretation. Admission free. No reservation required. Suitable for general public audience. Part of "Strings 2018." Dr. Hirosi Ooguri is Professor at CalTech, President of the Aspen Center for Physics, and PI of the Kavli Institute at UTokyo.
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入場無料。要予約。言語：日本語（通訳なし）。一般向け公開講演。超弦理論国際会議「Strings2018」の一般向け上映会・講演会。大栗博司（カリフォルニア工科大学教授）と橋本幸士（大阪大学素粒子論研究室 教授）
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This talk will be in Japanese only. A separate session will be held at 16:30 in Japanese. Admission free. Reservation required. Suitable for general public audience. Part of "Strings 2018." Dr. Hirosi Ooguri is Professor at CalTech, President of the Aspen Center for Physics, and PI of the Kavli Institute at UTokyo.
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Prof Joel Hass (University of California, Davis) is presenting a public lecture on "Comparing shapes of genus zero". This talk is aimed at a general scientific audience. All are welcome to attend.
Abstract: Almost everything we encounter in our 3-dimensional world is a surface - the outside of a solid object. Moreover there is an explosive increase in the availability of digitized representations of surfaces in 3D. Comparing the shapes of surfaces is, not surprisingly, a fundamental problem in both theoretical and applied mathematics. Facial recognition, drug design and much of radiology, for example, are concerned with comparing and aligning surfaces. Deep mathematical results are now being used to study objects such as bones, brain cortices, proteins and biomolecules by studying their surface geometry. This talk will discuss recent joint work with Patrice Koehl that introduces a new way to align and compare surfaces, and how well it performs relative to other methods and to human experts.