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Multiscale thinking: understanding how mechanisms observed at one scale connect to behavior, function, and consequences at other scales.
Professor Leteng Lin from Linnaeus University is an OIST visitor under the Swedish STINT program.
Six sessions over three weeks, from November 10. All welcome! Eligible PhD students receive 1 credit.
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Once a month, the Scientific Computing and Data Analysis section (SCDA) and the Bioinformatics User Group host an open co-working afternoon. We started it because we wanted a relaxed space where people could get to know each other and work side by side. Some people come with an HPC question or an analysis they’re stuck on, some bring their own work for a change of scenery, and some just stop by to chat about anything but computers (our favorite visitors!) Join us November 18th, 1:00 - 5:30 PM, in the Cafe Private Room (C102, CTRL Building)!
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StrucShare Meeting by Klemens Leo McJarrow Keller & Daniel Gutierrez Del Rio
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“Beyond Academia: Startup Careers at OIST” with Pizza networking session organized with OIST Innovation (B250 Sydney Brenner Lecture Theater — location changed!), 16:00-18:00. Please see the details on the OIST innovation event page.
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This debate is hosted by OIST’s Debate Club and will feature two teams, one arguing in favour of the motion and one arguing against.
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“PowerPoint Karaoke” (Lab0, L4D Lounge), 20:00-22:00. Each participant will improvise a presentation on 10 slides for 10 minutes. No preparation and no subject expertise are required. Just bring your creativity, confidence, and sense of humor. Registration link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/zVMB2sJfz1
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In this workshop, OIST researcher, Dr. Tomoyuki Mano, and guest science communicator, Dr. Danna Staaf, invite participants to explore the fascinating world of the octopus mind. Octopuses may look strange, but they are smart and full of surprises! Join our two speakers and discover the secrets of the octopus! Registration Required
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Today, we'll explore how culture influences communication, why misunderstandings happen even when everyone is speaking the same language, and what practical strategies we can use to create more open, inclusive, and effective conversations across cultures.
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Bring your own lunch and join us to make new connections and enjoy some fun conversations! This month in conjunction with RAM.