Past Events

[Seminar] "Lightly probing the nanoscale" by Prof. Reece

2019-04-22
C700, Lab 3 Level C

Title: "Lightly probing the nanoscale"

Speaker: Dr. Peter J. Reece

Affiliation: School of Physics, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

 

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

2019-04-11
C210

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

[Seminar] Crystalline biomacromolecules in vivo: cellulosic thecal plates and liquid crystalline chromosomes by Professor Joseph T.Y. Wong

2019-04-05
C210, Lavel C, Ctr Bldg

Title : Crystalline biomacromolecules in vivo: cellulosic thecal plates and liquid crystalline chromosomes

Speaker : Professor Joseph T.Y. Wong

Affiliation : Division of Life Science, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

[PhD Thesis Presentation] ‐Girish Beedessee‐ Genomic insights on secondary metabolism in symbiotic dinoflagellates

2019-04-05
C700, Level C, Lab3

Thesis Public Presentation

Presenter: Girish Beedessee

Title: Genomic insights on secondary metabolism in symbiotic dinoflagellates

Date&Time: April 5th, 9:00-10:00

Venue: C700, Level C, Lab3

3D modeling workshop

2019-03-22
C700, Lab3

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.

To register CLICK HERE

[Seminar] Functional organization of the cerebellum during motor learning in mice by Professor Javier F Medina

2019-03-19
C209, Lavel C, Ctr Bldg

Title : Functional organization of the cerebellum during motor learning in mice

Speaker : Professor Javier F Medina

Affiliation : Baylor College of Medicine

Science Challenge Final Presentations

2019-03-15
B250, Central Building

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.

[Seminar] Programmable formation of catalytic RNA arrays and polygons by assembling modular RNA enzymes by Professor Yoshiya Ikawa

2019-03-07
C700, Level C, Lab3

Title: Programmable formation of catalytic RNA arrays and polygons by assembling modular RNA enzymes

Speaker: Professor. Yoshiya Ikawa

Affilication: University of Toyama

[Seminar] Shared Autonomy: The Future of Interactive Robotics by Professor Sethu Vijayakumar

2019-03-07
D015, Level D, Lab1

Title: Shared Autonomy: The Future of Interactive Robotics

Speaker: Professor Sethu Vijayakumar

Affilication: University of Edinburgh

[Seminar] - The evolutionary origin of synaptic signalling machinery and animal cell differentiation by Professor Pawel Burkhardt

2019-03-06
C700, Level C, Lab3

Title: The evolutionary origin of synaptic signalling machinery and animal cell differentiation

Speaker: Professor Pawel Burkhardt

Affiliation: Sars International Centre for Molecular Marine Biology

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