VAE: Vires Acquirit Eundo
進むにつれて力を獲得していく: 東京大学ーOIST 共同シンポジウム
12 - 13 December, Okinawa, Japan
In the spirit of the recently signed MOU between the University of Tokyo and OIST Graduate University we will hold a small meeting between PIs from both institutions in order to get to know each other better and explore possible opportunities for collaboration and joint funding in a setting with low barriers.
Speakers and Presentation Titles
The University of Tokyo
Hiroaki Aihara, Faculty of Physics / High-energy Physics, Particle Physics Experiment
Beauty of Symmetry and Symmetry Breaking
Osamu Nureki, Faculty of Bioscience / Biochemistry and Structural Biology
Molecular mechanism of membrane transporters and CRISPR
Keisuke Goda, Faculty of Chemistry / Photonics, Imaging, Spectroscopy, Biomedical Optics, Quantum Optics
Extreme imaging and beyond
Masahito Ueda, Faculty of Physics / Cold Atom Theory, Superfluidity, Quantum Information, Measurement Theory
Information, thermodynamics, and Maxwell's demon
Hiroo Fukuda, Faculty of Bioscience / Plant Physiology, Plant Developmental Biology
Regulation of plant vascular cell differentiation
Hiroyuki Takeda, Faculty of Bioscience / Developmental genetics
Prepatterning of Developmental Gene Expression in vertebrates - interplay between genetic and epigenetic regulations
Masaki Sano, Faculty of Physics / Physics of Living Matter and Out-of-Equilibrium Systems
Universal Transition Routes to Turbulence in Simple and Complex Fluids
OIST Graduate University
George Iwama, Provost
Overview of OIST
Fadel Samatey, Trans-Membrane Trafficking Unit
Could we specifically stop bacterial infections without killing them all ?
Bernd Kuhn, Optical Neuroimaging Unit
Optical imaging of brain activity
Sile Nic Chormaic, Light-Matter Interactions Unit
Light-Matter Interactions Research at OIST
Thomas Busch, Quantum Systems Unit
Controlling and Engineering Quantum Systems
Hidetoshi Saze, Plant Epigenetics Unit
Epigenetic regulation of genes and transposons in plants
Ichiro Masai, Developmental Neurobiology Unit
Mechanism of vertebrate lens development
Eliot Fried, Mathematical Soft Matter Unit
Current research on fluids and other soft matter at OIST
*in the order of presentation