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Research seminar by Prof. Panagiotis Grammatikopoulos: "From Nanoparticles by Design to Design by Nanoparticles".

Speaker: Prof. Ugur Abdulla (OIST)

This webinar is adapted from Speaking about Science written by Scott Morgan and covers the structure, organization, and delivery of talks to academic peers as well as the external community. 

 Dr. Rui Seabra, Researcher at CIBIO-BIOPOLIS, University of Porto

Kai Meng Tan, National University of Singapore Title: Cores and core blocks of Ariki-Koike algebras

Research seminar by Dr. Yi-Jyun Luo “Exploring animal evolution through chromosome-level comparative genomics”.

OIST Innovation and Applied Cryptography Unit invite the OIST community to join an insightful talk by Mark Medum Bundgaard, Chief Product Officer of Partisia. Partisia is a global leader in the field, specializing in secure computing technology and Multiparty Computation, and has been providing solutions since 2008, initially for high-stakes auctions. Today, their technology supports various applications, including data security. Mark will explore how their technology helps protect data today to ensure its security in the future. He will also discuss the exciting potential of building "the Quantum Rocket" together and present Partisia's innovative solutions that create real impact in the digital world.

National holiday

Join us for an engaging Research Talks session showcasing how OIST's Core Facilities are driving groundbreaking research, with topics ranging from nanotechnology and laser-written nanochannels to metabolic vulnerabilities in breast cancer and animal behavior studies. Networking cafe after the talks!

[Seminar] "Cell type-specific omics in neuron-glia co-cultures" by Prof. Indrek Koppel, Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech, Estonia)  

Abstract: Our internal organs are often moving during their normal functions: hearts beat, lungs expand, and bladders fill. The mechanical forces generated by these movements are actively detected by the nervous system to drive physiology. Force detection in mammals is accomplished through mechanosensory PIEZO ion channels, which are critical for several internal sensory processes, including baroreception and the detection of bladder filling.  We use PIEZO ion channels as molecular handles to understand how mechanosensory information is detected, and how it influences important physiological processes in the urinary and gastrointestinal tracts.   You can join the seminar via this ZOOM link

Join RAM2024 Lab Tours and see how labs operate!

TSVP Talk Language: English (no interpretation). Target audience: General audience / everyone at OIST and beyond. Freely accessible to all OIST members and guests without registration (also via Zoom).

Presidential Lecture by Prof. Lars Hultman

https://groups.oist.jp/orc/lab-tours-3

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

QG Seminar Speaker: Maxfield Linus Hartley Title: The Stochastic Thermodynamics of Music  

Special Lecture by Professor Torbjörn Lundh followed by panel discussion 

RAM will take you on seven unique Lab Tours, thoughtfully designed by your friends and colleagues. Don't miss the opportunity to sign up for one or more tours and see how the labs operate.