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National holiday

National holiday

OIST Innovation opens its doors to OIST community every Friday. 

Join us for a discussion on the relationship between thinking and speaking. We'll explore how our thought processes influence our communication styles and how this can impact group dynamics and meetings. Date: November 1st Time: 2PM to 3:30PM Location: Lab2 c600b English Level: Intermediate and aabove

Black Lives Matter Ai Oyafuso (BLM Picnic Oki)   Ryukyuan people and indigenous rights Shinako Oyakawa (ACSILs)

Speaker: Krishna Jalan Title: Generalized second law for non-minimally coupled matter theories Abstract: In this talk, I will give a brief overview of the  generalized second law (GSL) of black hole thermodynamics. In  particular, we will see how the GSL works out for non-minimally  coupled matter theories within the context of higher curvature gravity  theories. Previous proofs in the literature have extensively addressed  the GSL in various gravity theories, but they have uniformly assumed  that matter sectors couple minimally to gravity. In this presentation,  we will explore a straightforward generalization of the GSL to  scenarios involving non-minimally coupled matter, specifically scalar  fields, within an effective field theory framework.

Talks from Okinawa Prefecture Government and Ministry of Environment followed by Panel Discussion with OIST experts focusing on conservation efforts and the control of invasive species on Okinawa Island.

Speaker: Jan  Głowacki Title: Relativistic operational quantum reference frames Abstract: I will be sharing some recent insights related to applying the operational approach to quantum reference frames (QRFs) in relativistic contexts. I will begin by briefly reviewing the principles of operational QRFs to then apply them in the context of the Poincare group and discuss the emerging notion of relational local observables. This perspective can be further generalized to gauge theories by replacing the Poincare group by an arbitrary principal bundle. In this context, the concepts of external frame transformations, gauge-invariance and diff-invariance can be understood in a relational and operational manner. If time allows, I will also mention work in progress on how indefinite geometries can be incorporated in this picture, how far we in establishing this approach as a relational and mathematically sound foundation for QFT, and its connections to quantum measurement theory in this context. I would also be happy to exchange some ideas about how the `thermal modular type-reduction’ phenomena could be seen from this perspective.

István Kovács is Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Northwestern University is visiting OIST and present some results of his recent research work. Language: English.

RAM2024 Speed Friending -- Join us for a fun evening icebreaker games, 1:1 chats and great company. Drinks and snacks included!

[Speaker] Prof. Yuichi Murai, Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Hokkaido University, President of Japan Society for Multiphase Flows

The EAJS was initiated as a joint research conference between the Institute of Medical Science of the University of Tokyo and the Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics, Seoul National University (Korea) in 1994 and has been held annually for recent twenty-seven years. During the twenty-seven years, the EAJS has expanded by inviting other seven institutes.

セミナー日程；10月29日（火）、30日（水） 場所；L5 DE14 時間；14:00~15:00   zoomも同時開催いたします。 10/29(火)日本語 https://organo-one.zoom.us/j/87332030907

[Seminar]  Thermometry based on a superconducting qubit and its applications Speaker: Dmitrii Lvov, Aalto University, Language: English

Join Zoom link Target audience: Interns, Students, PostDocs, and those who are interested in the same research field. Language: English

Rongwei Yang, University at Albany, SUNY   Title: Linear algebra in several variables

[Speaker] Dr. Cristian Marchioli, Professor of Fluid Mechanics, University of Udine, Italy

[Speaker] Dr. Gautier Verhille, CNRS researcher at IRPHE, Marseille, France

In celebration of Researcher Appreciation Month, OIST Innovation is proud to shine a spotlight on innovators from our POC Program and Startup Accelerator Program! Friday, 25 October 2024 | 4:00PM-5:00PM | Center Bldg C210 | Followed by pizza networking

Onna no Eki is coming to OIST every Friday, 12:30-13:30