[Seminar] Spin-nematic state in two-dimensional frustrated spin systems consisting of ferromagnetic dimers

[Seminar]

Title: Spin-nematic state in two-dimensional frustrated spin systems consisting of ferromagnetic dimers

Speaker: Professor Toshiya Hikihara

Institution: Gunma University

Student panel discussion: thesis proposal exam

Student panel discussion about thesis proposal exam

[Seminar] Genetic Connectivity and Speciation of Coral Reef Benthos

[Seminar]

Title: Genetic Connectivity and Speciation of Coral Reef Benthos

Speaker: Professor Nina Yasuda

Institution: Department of Marine Biology and Environmental Sciences, Miyazaki University

[Seminar] An integrative approach to marine conservation in the Amazon of the ocean

[Seminar]

Title: An integrative approach to marine conservation in the Amazon of the ocean

Speaker: Professor Paul Barber

Institution: Integrative Biology, University of California, Los Angeles

[PhD Thesis Presentation] -Patricia H. Wepfer- Spatial genetic structure in the coral genus Galaxea (Euphyllidae) and their associated Symbiodinium communities

Thesis Public Presentation

Presenter: Patricia H. Wepfer

Title: Spatial genetic structure in the coral genus Galaxea (Euphyllidae) and their associated Symbiodinium communities

Date&Time: September 20th, 9:00am

Venue: C700, Lab3

Welcome to Class of 2018 New Students

Welcome Ceremony for Class of 2018 New Students

[Seminar] Two quantum phase transitions in nano-confined helium by Professor Keiya Shirahama

[Seminar]

Title: Two quantum phase transitions in nano-confined helium

Speaker: Professor Keiya Shirahama

Institution: Department of Physics, Keio University

[Seminer] Plasmons in Metallic Nanostructures: Excitation, Propagation and Detection by Prof. Paul Leiderer

[Seminer]

Title: Plasmons in Metallic Nanostructures: Excitation, Propagation and Detection

Speaker: Prof. Paul Leiderer

Institution: University of Konstanz, Germany

[PhD Thesis Presentation] - Jui-Yin Lin - Transport properties of strongly correlated 2D electrons confined in microchannels

Thesis Public Presentation

Presenter: Jui-Yin Lin

Title: Transport properties of strongly correlated 2D electrons confined in microchannels

Date&Time: August 21st, 9:00am

Venue: C210, Center Building

Science Communication is a 2-way Street

Sarah McAnulty is a PhD candidate at UConn and is something of a SciComm powerhouse. She founded the successful Skype a Scientist program, which connects classrooms and researchers all over the world, she regularly gives general audience science talks and hosts science trivia nights, and she does an amazing job communicating her science through social media (she has 8,679 twitter followers). Sarah  will come to OIST and give a talk or workshop about SciComm.