Representatives from the TOSHIBA Corporate Research & Development Center will visit OIST to present a seminar and engage in discussions about potential collaborations. This marks the beginning of a series of seminars by TOSHIBA, whose mission is to shape the future through cutting-edge technology and the social implementation of their research.

This visit represents a fantastic opportunity to strengthen the collaboration between TOSHIBA and OIST, explore joint research projects and promote interaction and understanding between OIST and TOSHIBA researchers. The TOSHIBA team is highly interested in the groundbreaking research at OIST and is eager to explore synergies.

Agenda

11:00–12:00 – TOSHIBA Seminar

• Introduction to TOSHIBA Corporate Research & Development Center
  • Speaker: Hiroaki Yamazaki
    (Device Integration Technology Laboratory, Advanced Devices Laboratories)
• Research Presentations
  • 1. Neuromorphic Computer: Expectations and Activities for Next-Generation Information Processing (tentative)
    • Speaker: Yoshifumi Nishi
      (Frontier Research Laboratory, Nano Materials and Frontier Research Laboratories)
  • 2. High-Precision MEMS Inertial Sensors and Their Application to Navigation
    • Speaker: Yasushi Tomizawa
      (Device Integration Technology Laboratory, Advanced Devices Laboratories)

12:00–13:00 – Working Lunch Poster Session

• enjoy a casual lunch of sandwiches and finger food while engaging in lively discussions. OIST students and postdocs will present their posters, offering a platform for all participants to exchange ideas and explore potential collaborations.

All OIST members are warmly invited to attend both the seminar and the Working Lunch Poster Session. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect, exchange ideas, and foster collaboration within a supportive environment.

We strongly encourage students and postdocs to present their posters during the session. Presenting a poster not only showcases your research to a diverse audience but also fosters networking and potential collaborations within and beyond OIST. To participate with a poster, please reach out by December 11th:

• For students: Aya Puca (aya.puca@oist.jp), from the Professional and Career Development Team, Office of the Dean of the Graduate School
• For postdocs: Slawomir Rosiek (slawomir.rosiek@oist.jp), from the OCQT Administration Office

This is a unique chance to connect with researchers from TOSHIBA and gain insights into their innovative projects. We strongly encourage you to add this event to your calendar and join us for what promises to be an enriching experience.

We look forward to seeing you there and fostering valuable connections between OIST and TOSHIBA!

Host:
OIST Center for Quantum Technologies