Past Events
Internal Seminar: Samatey Unit and Mikheyev Unit
"Smart Targeted Therapy by Self-Assembled Supramolecular Nanosystems" Kazunori Kataoka
'Introduction to the CLIC linear collider study and associated development of high-gradient accelerating structures' Dr. Walter Wuensch (CERN)
Date/Time: Thursday, March 5th, 14:00-15:00 Venue: C016, Floor C, Lab1
Speaker: Dr. Walter Wuensch (CERN)
Title: Introduction to the CLIC linear collider study and associated development of high-gradient accelerating structures
Abstract: The CLIC collaboration is studying the design of a TeV-range electron-positron linear collider and developing key technology for it. I will give an overview for the motivation for CLIC, introduce the accelerator concept and then go on describe the development of high-gradient accelerating structures - which have a very strong influence on both performance and cost of the whole machine. The accelerating structures are in turn limited by vacuum breakdown and I will finish by describing research into the fundamental physics and...
"Anomalies, Chern-Simons Terms and Black Hole Entropy" Dr. Tatsuo Azeyanagi (LPTENS, Paris)
Speaker : Dr. Tatsuo Azeyanagi (LPTENS, Paris) Title : Anomalies, Chern-Simons Terms and Black Hole Entropy Abstract : Quantum anomalies enable us to access to some important information about quantum field theories in a robust way. Recently, the hydrodynamic limit of the systems with the anomalies has been actively investigated, together with its dual holographic description by gravitational theories with Chern-Simons terms. In this presentation, I will start with a review on the effect of the anomalies in the hydrodynamic limit of conformal field theories. Then I would like to explain how the beautiful property of Chern-Simons terms helps us to compute in detail various quantities relevant to the anomalies through the dual gravitational description. I will also discuss the...
"Artificial gauge fields and spin-orbit coupling in dilute-gas BECs" Peter Engels
電子情報通信学会ライフインテリジェンスとオフィス情報システム研究会
Technical Seminar: SPICE-NIRS Microbeam
Seminar by Dr Cizmar 'Multimode Fibres: Seeing through chaos'
たべて、遊んで、発見して!(科学講演会)
OIST Mini Symposium: Microglia - Key to Understanding Neural Development and Pathology
Seminar 'Machine learning and comparative methods in the study of HIV and human evolution' by Dr. Katarzyna Bozek
Date/Time: Th 26 Feb 2015 15:00-16:00 Venue: Meeting Room C016, level C, lab 1 Speaker: Dr. Katarzyna Bożek, CAS-MPG Partner Institute for Computational Biology Title: Machine learning and comparative methods in the study of HIV and human evolution
"Fluid mechanics in two hours (2)" Prof. Gregory Falkovich
'Roles of a mitochondrial respiratory supercomplex assembly factor in muscle, fat and cancer metabolism' Satoshi Inoue
"Fluid mechanics in two hours (1)" Prof. Gregory Falkovich
”BEC and classical field approximation" Kazimierz Rzazewski
"What drives weather changes?" Prof. Gregory Falkovich
Seminar 'Quantifying and modeling C. elegans exploratory behavior' by Prof. William Ryu, Mon 23 Feb 13:00
"Pair dispersion in turbulence: the permanent and the irreversible" Anna Frishman
Internal Seminar: Takahashi Unit and Yazaki-Sugiyama Unit
'Spin Turbulence in Spinor Bose-Einstein Condensates' Makoto Tsubota
'Future High-Energy Colliders / Charting the Unknown' Dr. Frank Zimmermann
Quantum Wave Microscopy Unit (Shintake Unit) would like to announce a seminar by Dr. Frank Zimmermann, Senior Scientist at CERN (Switzerland).
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Title: Future High-Energy Colliders / Charting the Unknown
Abstract: In 2012 the ATLAS and CMS experiments at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider finally discovered the Higgs boson. For its prediction, made some 50 years earlier, Francois Englert and Peter Higgs were awarded the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physics. The Higgs boson exhibits a few unique features never before seen. Its close examination may provide answers to several fundamental questions, such as the origin of dark matter, the electroweak phase transition, and the “naturalness” of the...
'Novel molecular targets for breast and lung cancer stem cells' Noriko Gotoh
"Quantum Turbulence Lectures" Makoto Tsubota
“Accelerating Particles into Space and Medicine" Profs. Kumada, Yoshioka, Takahashi, Arai and Sugawara
[Time changed] Seminar: Dopamine neurons, synapses and susceptibility in Parkinson’s disease by Prof. J. Paul Bolam
[Time changed]Seminar: Rethinking Habituation: New Insights into the Complexity of the Simplest Form of Learning, by Prof Catharine Rankin
Micro-Nano Engineered Functional Materials for Biomedical and Energy Application
"Therapeutic strategies targeting cancer stem cells" Hideyuki Saya
"Chaotic attractors, complexity and beyond-Turing computational power in basal ganglia thalamo-cortical circuits" Alessandro Villa
"The Conservation of 18th Century Chinese Lacquer Panels in a 20th Century American Mansion" Ms. Melissa Carr
OIST Mini Symposium on Nanocatalysis for Energy and Environmental Applications (MSNEEA)
九州高等学校生徒理科研究発表会
Internal Seminar: Yamamoto Unit and Miller Unit
Opening Ceremony of CDC Art Exhibition "The Jewel Box"
Seminar: Correlation effects in skew scattering of electrons, by Prof Tim Ziman
CDC Art Exhibition "The Jewel Box"
"Smart Inverters – Technology Solution for High Penetration Distributed PV" Leon Roose
Synthesis, applications and commercialization of nanomaterial-based sensor devices
Seminar will be conductedin English and open to public.
2nd International Symposium on Open Energy Systems
Workshop will be conducted in English and open to public. Registration will start in Dec 2014.