International Symposium

Summary

13th Science Tokyo International Symposium on Life Science and Technology

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Speakers

Invited Speakers

  • Anne S. Meyer (Professor, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark)
  • Kenzo Fujimoto (Professor, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Japan)
  • Kengo Inoue (Associate Professor, University of Miyazaki, Japan)
  • Ryo Nitta (Professor, Kobe University, Japan)

Science Tokyo Speakers

  • Itsuki Ajioka (Professor, Institute of Integrated Research)
  • Toma Ikeda (PhD Student, School of Life Science and Technology)
  • Kai Nishimura (Master's Student, School of Life Science and Technology)
  • Agnia Vibriani (PhD Student, School of Life Science and Technology)
  • Daiki Maejima (PhD Student, School of Life Science and Technology)

Time schedule

13:00 Dr. Susumu Kajiwara   Opening remarks
Dean, School of Life Science and Technology, Institute of Science Tokyo
13:10 Dr. Itsuki Ajioka
Professor, Center for Brain Integration Research (CBIR) and Research Center for Autonomous Systems Materialogy (ASMat), Institute of Integrated Research, Institute of Science Tokyo
13:40 Dr. Kenzo Fujimoto
Professor, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
14:10 Coffee break
14:35 Student presentations, Institute of Science Tokyo
PhD Student, Toma Ikeda
Master's Student, Kai Nishimura
PhD Student, Agnia Vibriani
PhD Student, Daiki Maejima
15:35 Dr. Kengo Inoue
Associate Professor, University of Miyazaki
16:05 Coffee break
16:30 Dr. Ryo Nitta
Professor, Kobe University
17:00 Dr. Anne S. Meyer
Professor, Technical University of Denmark
17:30 Closing remarks
18:00 Social Gathering

Registration & Contact

About Registration
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Contact:
E-mail: isympo2024(at)life.isct.ac.jp

About the Bioscience and Biotechnology International Symposium

The main purpose of the symposium is to provide a platform for young researchers and students to engage in cross-disciplinary discussions on leading edge scientific topics to share new results and ideas. In particular, it will be our pleasure if this symposium provides young researchers with a window of opportunity to obtain new perspectives on their own research works through such interdisciplinary discussion, and contributes to the development of new scientific fields and the fostering of future generations of leaders.

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