The University will hold the Safety Orientation for Contractors and Vendors who access laboratory areas frequently or those who are involved in waste collection or cleaning. Chapter 13 of the University’s PRP requires these personnel to take this orientation at least once in five years.

本学では、実験エリアに頻繁に入室したり、廃棄物の回収や清掃を行うお取引先従業員等を対象とする安全研修会を下記のとおり開催します。本学PRP第13条により、これらの業務従事者は少なくとも５年に一回、当該研修を受講することが求められています。該当する方はご参加くださるようご協力をお願いいたします。

The University will hold the Safety Orientation for Contractors and Vendors who access laboratory areas frequently or those who are involved in waste collection or cleaning. Chapter 13 of the University’s PRP requires these personnel to take this orientation at least once in five years.

本学では、実験エリアに頻繁に入室したり、廃棄物の回収や清掃を行うお取引先従業員等を対象とする安全研修会を下記のとおり開催します。本学PRP第13条により、これらの業務従事者は少なくとも５年に一回、当該研修を受講することが求められています。該当する方はご参加くださるようご協力をお願いいたします。

Mr. Asem Elarabi, Department of Electronic Science and Engineering, Kyoto University

Language: English

p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px Helvetica} Professor Satoru Kidoaki, Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering, Kyushu University

Laboratory of Biomedical and Biophysical Chemistry, IMCE, Kyushu University

This talk will take as a starting point the Skyrmions as baryons in large- N QCD. It is further assumed that at high density, the sextic term in derivatives becomes dominant at some large density. This assumption is based on the observation that the term behaves like a perfect fluid, which is welcome for nuclear matter at large density – an environment suitable for the studies of neutron stars. With very large masses and compact radii, neutron stars become the closes known stable objects to the critical line of gravitational collapse. With some phenomenological motivation in mind, we consider the possibilities of finding exact analytic solutions to a system which is approximated by the sextic derivative term and a potential; this system is called the BPS-Skyrme model. We find a condition for when the gravitating soliton equations can be solved exactly and deduce the phenomenological implications. We furthermore find that this system has the peculiarity of not having stable black holes, meaning that the soliton cannot become scalar hair of a black hole. This is somewhat surprising, because the Skyrme soliton with a fourth-order derivative term can become stable black hole hair. We write down a class of models with higher-order derivative terms and find 2 new models that can sustain stable hair and 2 new that cannot.

Finally, we consider the problem of the classical binding energies of the Skyrmions, which are far too large compared to nuclei and explain a solution to this problem based on holography. Interestingly the solution from holography relates the baryon to the instanton of a 5-dimensional theory and the moduli of the instanton become massive modes in the Skyrmion. These modes in addition to the zero modes of the Skyrmion are expected to describe the spectra of nuclei.

OIST Workshop - Application Deadline: March 25, 2018 - OIST members are welcome to attend all scientific sessions. Tutorial sessions are closed (only for registered participants) - Website: https://groups.oist.jp/dnc/dnc2018 - DNC2018 Program: https://groups.oist.jp/dnc/dnc2018-program2

We are pleased to invite you to attend the seminar!

QG group meeting Speaker: Blaithin Power Title: Integrability and the quantum inverse scattering method

Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard helped decipher the logic of the genes required to control early embryonic development. Based on her research, a plethora of transcription control genes was discovered and found to be conserved throughout evolution. In her talk she will discuss the basic mechanisms needed to establish a distinct pattern of cells during embryogenesis. She will also talk about the point of beauty in nature as well as why animals have patterns, a subject on which she has been writing a book. Her research laid the conceptual foundation for our understanding of organ formation and regeneration using the developmental control genes.

Neural Computation Unit (Doya Unit)

OISTブース出展　−うんな祭り−

サンゴの村宣言に併せてのサンゴの分類ワークショップ「See Coral, Know Coralーサンゴを見よう、サンゴを知ろう」

ジャズコンサート

入場無料　予約不要　雨天決行

Conformal bootstrap lecture series organized by Aryeh Fortinsky

If you have not yet heard of this innovative problem-solving strategy, or if you’ve heard about it and wonder if it could be useful to you and your team, this workshop is the answer. This interactive workshop introduces the design thinking process and gives you a hands-on opportunity to apply design thinking to a ubiquitous problem of today’s workplace .

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Internal Seminar, Friday July 20th, 2018, 4-5pm C700

Internal Seminar, Friday July 20th, 2018, C700

Conformal bootstrap lecture series organized by Aryeh Fortinsky

The Library would like to invite you to the Institutional Repository (OISTIR) Seminar on July, 20 (Friday).

Last year, we held "Institutional Repository & Archival of Research Data" in cooperation with the Dean of Research Office.

This year, we would like to give information about Open Access and some updates related to OISTIR.

Date: July 20 (Friday)

Time: 10:00-10:25 (English)

10:30-10:55 (Japanese)

Venue: B250, Center Building

7/20(Fri) Seaside House lobby lightings repair/シーサイドハウスロビーの照明修繕作業

Conformal bootstrap lecture series organized by Aryeh Fortinsky

Seminar by Prof. Ariane Briegel, Professor of Ultrastructural biology

This seminar is open only to the OIST community

Speaker: Prof. Eva-Maria Feichtner Institute for Algebra, Geometry, Topology and Their Applications (ALTA) Department of Mathematics and Computer Science University of Bremen

Thesis Public Presentation

Speaker: Tsai-Ming Lu

Title: Comparative genomic studies on Dicyema japonicum : the phylogenetic position of dicyemids and the genomic adaptations to parasitic lifestyle

Ecology and Evolution seminar #6 Semiar by Prof. Tatiana Tatarinova (University of La Verne), July 18th (Wed) 2-3pm at B250. All is welcome.

Conformal bootstrap lecture series organized by Aryeh Fortinsky

Conformal bootstrap lecture series organized by Aryeh Fortinsky

Conformal bootstrap lecture series organized by Aryeh Fortinsky.

National holiday.

" Peshawari Mutton Chop Polov"

OIST students are invited to attend this month's Student Assembly Meeting (SAM) on Friday 13 July, starting at 5pm.

Dr. Andrés A León Baldelli, CNRS - Centre national de la recherche scientifique, France. Language: English, no interpretation.

Seminar

Speaker: Prof. Phan-Thien Nhan

Title: SPH modeling of fiber orientation in a 3D printing process

Institution: National University of Singapore

[Seminar]

Speaker: Dr. Xiangyu Hu

Titile: SPH modeling of fluid-structure interaction

Institution: Tehcnical University of Munich

Interactive orientation for Postdoctoral Scholars who joint OIST April -June 2018.

Thesis Public Presentation

Speaker: Chola Kalale

Title: Development of an SPH variant of implicit LES for studying wave energy transport

Dance performance by Kaori Asahiro -Von Einem, der die Steine belauscht-(About One Who Eavesdrops On The Stones)

Instruction on how to write a resume that will appeal to English-based businesses, Michael Ardaiolo, Vice Consul, U.S. Consulate General Naha. Admission free. No reservation required. Session will be in English.

Instruction on how to write a resume that will appeal to English-based businesses, Michael Ardaiolo, Vice Consul, U.S. Consulate General Naha. Admission free. No reservation required. Session will be in English.

今年のジョブフェアでは、OISTだけでなく恩納村近隣のホテルも参加し、企業情報、採用情報についてご紹介します。参加無料。予約不要。服装自由。年齢不問。履歴書不要。キャンパスツアー参加可。

Internal Seminar, Friday July 6th, 2018, 4-5pm, C700 (lab 3)

Internal Seminar: Friday, July 6th, 2018, 4-5pm, C700 (Lab 3)

Prof. Michael Laessig, University of Cologne

Speaker: Prof. Masahiro Kitagawa

Affiliation: Osaka Univerisy, Japan

Date: July 5, Thursday 2018

Venue: D013, Lab1

Three PIs from NICT (t he National Institute of Information and Communications Technology ) , Masahiro Takeoka, Hirotaka Terai, and Kouichi Semba, will present their recent researches on quantum information and technology.

As a first of OIST Presidential Lecture Series, Dr. Hitoshi Murayama, Director of Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe, the University of Tokyo, will talk about Dark Matter and Dark Energy, which are considered to make up 95% of the Universe.

Seminar hosted by TQM unit

Dr. Joe Welch, London Centre for Nanotechnology, University College London, UK. Language: English, no interpretation.

We present a Freedman-Robertson-Walker solution of higher spin theory in four dimesions. It is obtained by employing a holomorphic factorization in noncommutative twistor space and gauge functions. We interpret the FRW solution in the context of inflationary cosmology. In interpreting the solution in terms of Fronsdal-type fields in spacetime, a field-dependent higher spin transformation is required, which is implemented at leading order. We also observe that the factorization method provides a convenient framework for setting up a perturbation theory around the exact solutions, and we propose that the nonlinear completion of particle excitations over FRW requires black hole-like states.

In this talk I will review recent results revealing the connection between chiral higher spin theories and self-duality as well as discuss consequences of this connection.

Starting from a generic near horizon expansion in any spacetime dimension greater than two we derive all near horizon symmetries and discover a wealth of novel results: 1. Any non-extremal horizon has an infinite set of near horizon symmetries and associated soft hair excitations. 2. The near horizon symmetries can be represented as generalization of the Bondi-Metzner-Sachs algebra. 3. For horizons that are either flat or non-rotating the near horizon symmetries can be represented as Heisenberg algebras, with one quarter of the inverse of Newton's constant playing the role of Planck's constant. 4. Not only black holes, but also cosmological horizons are equipped with soft hair. We discuss implications of soft hair for horizon thermodynamics and entropy, and comment on open problems and further developments, including possible applications to higher spin theories.