Prof. Michael Jack, Department of Physics, University of Otago, New Zealand

Language: English.

Kaveh Mousavand, OIST Title: Some applications of bricks in classical and modern problems in representation theory

[Speaker] Dr. Céline Gabillet, Associate Professor (Fluid. Mech.), French Naval Academy /Ecole Navale

OIST innovation Monday 11 th organizes a seminar on Intellectual Property. What are patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets? How can you, as a researcher, protect and develop your innovative ideas? How can OIST innovation help you in this process? Join the seminar and learn everything you need to know about Intellectual Property and much more. This is a 90min introduction-level seminar open to everyone. Coffee and biscuits will be provided.

Speaker: Mr. Motoya Ohnishi

Title: Dynamics and Learning - Future of AI with Robotics Applications

2023年12月7日（木）18:00、琉球大学のオープンイノベーション拠点「琉ラボ」とOIST Innovationの共催で、英語に苦手意識を感じる方に向けて英語プレゼンセミナーを開催いたします。（日本語のみの開催となります）

Join representatives from the Austrian Research Promotion Agency and the Austrian Promotional Bank to learn about the Global Incubator Network Austria (GIN), a program to support global researchers, entrepreneurs, and startups.

Assistant Professor Yen-Liang (Allen) Liu

Master Program of Biomedical Engineering, China Medical University

Eric Marberg, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) Title: From Klyachko models to perfect models

Prof. Kazumasa A. Takeuchi, The University of Tokyo

Language: English.

Speaker: Dr. Wei-Ping Chan, Rowland Institute at Harvard

[Seminar] "Role of engagement fund: Does it have a relevance to you?" by Mr. Shoichi Oka, Partner Solaris Management Co., Ltd.

December 4, 2023, 11:00-12:00 @L4E48, Lab4

Speaker: Dr. Sharon Yixuan Li, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Sciences University of Wisconsin-Madison

Title: Effects of group and individual rearing conditions on behavioral and autonomic thermoregulation during cold in mice

Speaker: Issei Kato, Ph.D., Post Doctoral Research Fellow (JSPS PD), Waseda University

Prof. C. K. Chan, Professor Emeritus, Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

Language: English.

Part 1) A quick history of the HIV epidemic and key advances to end it: ART, U=U, PrEP

Part 2) Living a rich life in challenging times

Speakers: Ben Collins and Dr. Hideta Nakamura

Jinhyun Choo, Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at KAIST.

Target Audience: Intern, Students, PostDocs, and those who are interested in the same research field.

This Mini Course will introduce you to a cutting edge application of this high-level programming language .

Julia is a high-level , high-performance programming language designed to address the needs of computational science as well as to be effective for general purpose use. It aims to rival C and Fortran in terms of speed. It is an excellent alternative to MATLAB or Python in terms of syntax.

Speaker;

Dr. Shun Wakatsuki, Designated Assistant Professor at Graduate School of Mathematics, Nagoya University

Alexander Yong, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Title: Newell-Littlewood numbers

Speaker: Karol Gietka, Postdoc, University of Innsbruck, Austria

This Mini Course will introduce you to a cutting edge application of this high-level programming language .

Julia is a high-level , high-performance programming language designed to address the needs of computational science as well as to be effective for general purpose use. It aims to rival C and Fortran in terms of speed. It is an excellent alternative to MATLAB or Python in terms of syntax.

Speaker: Laurin Ostermann, Senior Scientist, University of Innsbruck, Austria

Speaker: Gediminas Juzeliūnas, Professor, Institute of Theoretical Physics and Astronomy, Vilnius University, Vilnius, Lithuania

Dear RUA and Fixed Asset management staff

FY23 Fixed Asset Information session will be held via Zoom. Those in charge of fixed asset management are please participate in this session.

【2023年度固定資産実査説明会】をオンラインにて開催いたします。

固定資産実査を担当される方につきましては、ご参加のほど宜しく願い致します。

【Date】 November 22 (Wed)

【Time】 14:00-14:30

【Language】 Japanese

【ZOOM link】 Please access Zoom from the following link

【ZOOM link】 Please access Zoom from the following link

　　　　　　　　 https://oist.zoom.us/j/94246889699

Meeting ID ＞ 942 4688 9699

【DFM site】 https://groups.oist.jp/ja/dfa/fixed-assets

Shinichi Aizawa is Professor Emeritus at the Prefectural University of Hiroshima currently visiting OIST through the Visiting Program (TSVP). He is considered one of the world’s foremost experts in the structure and function of bacterial flagella. His contributions to solving flagellar polymorphism are very highly regarded, and his book “The Flagellar World” has become a standard textbook in the field.

Speaker: Dr. Oliver Bellwood

Target Audience: Intern, Students, PostDocs, and those who are interested in the same research field.

This in-person interactive workshop is for graduate students, post-docs, and other researchers. This ICOGS* workshop is offered by the Georgia Tech Effective Team Dynamics Initiative and will be facilitated by Prof Mary Lynn Realff (MSE). * (ICOGS) Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Graduate Students Working as part of a team, or group, comes with both benefits and challenges. The benefits include interacting with people who bring different viewpoints, expertise and experiences to the table. However, the challenges include communicating effectively with people who have different backgrounds and dealing constructively with conflict due to different viewpoints. The workshop will explore how diversity in a team can strengthen it, different approaches to dealing with conflict, how to have a “difficult conversation” with both peers and your supervisor, and strategies for avoiding communications problems. Take home tools to improve your team skills will be provided.

Seminar by Kalle Parvinen, University Research Fellow at the University of Turku, Finland (All are welcome to attend).

Asymptotic symmetries of gravity,

Bilyana Tomova,

OIST

This in-person interactive workshop is for graduate students, post-docs, and other researchers. This ICOGS* workshop is offered by the Georgia Tech Effective Team Dynamics Initiative and will be facilitated by Prof Mary Lynn Realff (MSE). * (ICOGS) Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Graduate Students Working as part of a team, or group, comes with both benefits and challenges. The benefits include interacting with people who bring different viewpoints, expertise and experiences to the table. However, the challenges include communicating effectively with people who have different backgrounds and dealing constructively with conflict due to different viewpoints. The workshop will explore how diversity in a team can strengthen it, different approaches to dealing with conflict, how to have a “difficult conversation” with both peers and your supervisor, and strategies for avoiding communications problems. Take home tools to improve your team skills will be provided.

Dr. Nathan Kenneth Lysne, PREP Postdoctoral Associate, CU Boulder, NIST

Language: English.

Large N von Neumann algebras and the renormalization of Newton's constant

Elliott Gesteau

Caltech

In this talk Dr. Dornburg will demonstrate the utility of comparative phylogenetic methods in providing a quantitative basis for otherwise unknown parameters that are fundamental to personal, clinical, and public health policy decision-making.

Prof. Dr. Claudia Veigel

Department of Cellular Physiology (chair) and Centre for Nanosciences (CeNS), Biomedical Centre (BMC)

Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) München Munich, Germany

Prof. Dr. Justin E. Molloy

Centre for Mechanochemical Cell Biology, Warwick Medical School, Warwick University

Visiting Scientist: The Francis Crick Institute

Speaker: Dr. Irene Li, Assistant Professor, University of Tokyo, Seminar Room L5D23

Company overview: QunaSys builds software for quantum computing to achieve its full potential through our algorithm development to product engineering. We engage in R&D for a future where quantum computers can be used as a disruptive tool in industries such as materials, chemistry, drug discovery, and many more.

Modeling sensorimotor circuits with task-driven & reinforcement learning

Dr. Mollie Brooks is a Senior Research Scientist at the National Institute of Aquatic Resources, Danish Technical University.

All are welcome, especially those with interests in: fish, climate change, and statistical forecasting!

Dr. Lanfear will talk about his group's efforts to improve phylogenetic inference in a world of increasingly large data sets.

Join us for an enlightening journey into the world of entrepreneurship with Mr. Kiichi Kubota, co-founder of PeptiDream and current CEO of KSP Get ready to uncover the secrets behind his remarkable success and invaluable insights from his experience. Don't miss this opportunity to fuel your own entrepreneurial aspirations. Save the date: Nov 8 (Wed) 13:00-15:00 at OIST Campus. Free Admission. Registration is required. See you there! #EntrepreneurTalk #SuccessUnveiled #Inspiration #EntrepreneurshipJourney

Prof. Masaru Yoshida, Director, Research Center for Integrated Catalysis Chemistry , AIST

Ulrich Thiel, University of Kaiserslautern-Landau Title: The rank one property for free Frobenius extensions

Essential information towards startup success! OIST Innovation hosts a seminar by the Okinawa Industrial Promotion Corporation on basic knowledge and grants for entrepreneurs.

Don't miss this opportunity to fuel your own entrepreneurial aspirations. Tue, 7 Nov 14:00-16:00. Free Admission. Registration required.

Dr. Michelle Leger, Postdoc, Institute of Evolutionary Biology (CSIC-UPF), Barcelona, Spain

Target Audience: OISTers interested in publishing in the field of chemistry. 40 minutes talk + Q&A.

Francesco Sartini (OIST): Hidden symmetry in cosmology and black holes

Speaker: Dr. Hiroko Bannai, Waseda University, Faculty of Science and Engineering

Title: Physiology and pathology of neurons as deciphered from the dynamics of Tau

Speaker: Prof. Yoshihiro Tonegawa (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

Title: Existence theorem of Brakke's mean curvature flow