[Seminar] "Senescence: a cellular phenotype in physiology and pathology" by Prof. Ana O'Loghlen

Title: Senescence: a cellular phenotype in physiology and pathology

Speaker: Prof. Ana O'Loghlen

Affiliation: Queen Mary University of London

[Seminar] "Directed Evolution under genetic codes with reduced-size alphabet or with low fidelity" by Prof. Daisuke Kiga

Title: Directed Evolution under genetic codes with reduced-size alphabet or with low fidelity

Speaker: Prof. Daisuke Kiga from Waseda University

Affiliation: Department of Electrical Engineering and Bioscience, Waseda University

Welcome to Class of 2019 New Students

Welcome Ceremony for Class of 2019 New Students

[Seminar] "Cavity quantum electrodynamics with magnons" by Prof. Jian-Qiang You

Title: Cavity quantum electrodynamics with magnons

Speaker: Prof. Jian-Qiang You

Affiliation: Department of Physics, Zhejiang University

[Workshop] Efficient Scientific Computing with Julia

This course uses Julia to teach the fundamentals of best practices for reproducible code, performance analysis, and contributing to open-source. It furthermore focuses on aspects of HPC computing necessary to analysis and study large problems — in particular GPU computing.

More information and signup here.

[Seminar] "HIF1a expression in Immune Cells regulates Autoimmune and Infection Diseases" by Prof. Bozec

Title: HIF1a expression in Immune Cells regulates Autoimmune and Infection Diseases

Speaker: Prof. Aline Bozec

Affiliation: Department of Internal Medicine 3, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Erlangen, Germany

2nd Admissions Workshop 2019

Selection workshop for students seeking admission to the OIST PhD program in 2019

Workshop: "How to Interview and Negotiate for Industry Positions"

After attending this skill-building workshop, trainees will have the ability to respond effectively to the most common questions asked when they interview for their first industry research position. Trainees will improve their ability to respond to opening and closing interview scenarios, as well as tough and awkward interview questions. Finally, we will discuss effective—and not-so-effective—strategies for negotiating job offers.

To register CLICK HERE

3D modeling workshop

This workshop will cover the fundamentals of computer vision and structure-from-motion photogrammetry and how they are applied to coral reef biology and ecology.

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Science Challenge Final Presentations

The Science Challenge is a week-long event where we invite 31 Japanese and international undergrad students to experience the way science is done in OIST.

Throughout the week, among many activities, they will be working on a 4-minute presentation about this year's theme: "Think big, start small".

Come take a peek at what the future of Japanese science will be like.