パブリック・レクチャー：和音の科学　東京大学 羽田野直道教授 (Public Lecture by Naomichi Hatano, in Japanese)

This public lecture will be held in Japanese only, with no interpretation provided.

パブリック・レクチャー　『和音の科学』

日時：2026年3月7日（土）14:00-15:00（開場 13:30）

場所：OIST サイエンススタジオ　ゆんラボ・未来館（読谷村総合情報総合センター）

講演者：東京大学生産技術研究所教授　羽田野 直道博士

講演言語：日本語

対象：中学生以上

定員：70名

登録開始日：2026年2月24日（火）

参加費：無料

TSVP Talk: "​​What Can We Learn From the Tangled Bank? The Networked Organization of Ecological Systems" by Miguel Lurgi

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TSVP Talk: "Quantum Cryptanalysis: An Algorithmic Perspective" by André Schrottenloher

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TSVP Talk: "Nothing at all Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution" by Torbjörn Lundh

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TSVP Talk: "Information Propagation in Multiscale Systems, From Biochemical Signaling to Transduction Mechanisms" by Daniel Busiello

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TSVP Talk: "The Mathematics of the Physics of a Trillion Degrees" by Will Horowitz

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Lecture: "A Survey on Supersingular Abelian Varieties" by Tomoyoshi Ibukiyama

Target audience: Students and researchers in the field

Language: English

Abstract: Supersingular elliptic curves and supersingular Abelian varieties are important mathematical background of modern cryptography. 

School: Introduction to Isogeny-based Cryptography (TSVP-TP25IC)

Title: "Introduction to Isogeny-based Cryptography"

Abstract: Isogeny-based cryptography is a fast-moving field, and recent developments have introduced several new techniques, making the barrier of entry particularly high for young researchers wishing to work in the field. To aid new researchers in the field is the aim of this "summer" school, which introduces all of the many essential tools that are used today. Among the topics to be covered are the correspondences between ideals and isogenies that give rise to both the Deuring correspondence, which is an essential part of protocols such as SQIsign, and the class group action on CM curves and oriented supersingular curves, which gives other cryptographic primitives such as CSIDH and SCALLOP. Further, higher dimensional abelian varieties and isogenies between these have recently become an integral part of isogeny-based cryptography, providing huge improvements to many existing protocols, as well as creating new protocols.

TSVP Talk: "A Brief History of Hawking Radiation" by Klaas Landsman

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TSVP Talk: "Practical Asymptotics for Science and Technology" by Michael Vynnycky

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