[Seminar] The mouth, the anus and the blastopore. Their questionable developmental and evolutionary relationships and the origin of the animal gut by Prof. Andreas Hejnol

Title: The mouth, the anus and the blastopore. Their questionable developmental and
evolutionary relationships and the origin of the animal gut

Speaker: Prof. Andreas Hejnol

Affiliation: Sars International Centre for Marine Molecular Biology, University of Bergen, Norway.
Research Group Leader “Comparative Developmental Biology of Animals”



 

Seminar: "Rapid pathway prototyping for novel bio-based chemicals: Ginkgo case studies"

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!

Skill Pill+: Evolutionary Genomics

After Skill Pill+: Evolutionary Genomics, you will never look at termite gut the same way again. 

Skill Pills+ are special Skill Pills where Japanese students are invited to join. All OISTers are, of course, welcome to join as well.

The teachers will be the Bourguignon Unit.

More information and sign-up here.

Skill Pill+: Evolutionary Genomics

Skill Pill+: Evolutionary Genomics will introduce concepts related to DNA analysis of termite gut microbiome, directly taught by researchers of the Evolutionary Genomics Unit led by Tom Bourguignon.

Anyone welcome.

More information and signup here for OIST members and here for external participants.

QuickFix: Resume

“QuickFix”- improve your  application materials in an interactive and a time-efficient manner! 

To register CLICK HERE

[Seminar] Maintenance of regulatory T cell stability by ubiquitin E3 ligases deltex1 and XIAP by Prof. Ming-Zong Lai

Title: Maintenance of regulatory T cell stability by ubiquitin E3 ligases deltex1 and XIAP

Speaker: Professor Ming-Zong Lai

Affiliation: Institute of Molecular Biology, Academia Sincia

天皇誕生日

National holiday.

年末年始 2019

National holiday.

Seminar "Towards quantum transduction with an improved electro-opto-mechanical converter" by Peter Burns

Peter Burns, University of Colorald, Boulder

International Workshop on Hybrid Quantum Systems

The recent developments in quantum science and technology now allow us to control systems at the quantum level, and we have began to see the quantum world in ways we have never imagine before.  In this workshop, co-organized by KAKENHI program "Science of Hybrid Quantum Systems" in Scientific Research on Innovative Areas (新学術領域, Shin-Gakujutsu-Ryouiki), international experts on various hybrid quantum systems will gather to discuss the recent developments as well as future perspectives.