Symposium
Symposium on Photo-Biology "Photo-Biology: Sensing Light and Manipulation with Light"
- Date
- Sep. 9 (Wed), 9:00-12:20 (200 min, English)
- Venue
- Room D : 1st Floor 814
- Organized by
- Prof. Akihisa Terakita and Prof. Sakiko Shiga (Osaka City University)
- Program
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9:00-9:05 Opening Remark Prof. Akihisa Terakita (Osaka City University) Light-sensor 9:05-9:30 1L01 "Photochemistry and photobiology in light and life research"
Prof. Hideki Kandori (Nagoya Institute of Technology)9:30-9:50 1L02 "Probing diversity and possibility of microbial retinal proteins"
Prof. Yuki Sudo (Okayama University)9:50-10:10 1L03 "Introduction of animal rhodopsins and their optogenetic potentials"
Prof. Mitsumasa Koyanagi (Osaka City University)Optogenetic application 10:10-10:35 1L04 "Subcellular optogenetics for controlling cell behavior"
Prof. N. Gautam (Washington University, USA)10:35-11:00 1L05 "Optogenetic patterning of neural activity"
Prof. Hiromu Yawo (Tohoku University)11:00-11:25 1L06 "Behavior control using optogenetics"
Prof. Akihiro Yamanaka (Nagoya University)Light-sensing 11:25-11:50 1L07 "Tuning mechanisms underlying photoreceptor spectral sensitivity"
Prof. Kentaro Arikawa (The Graduate University for Advanced Studies)11:50-12:15 1L08 "Light signaling molecule in biological clocks and its role in clock oscillation"
Prof. Yoshitaka Fukada (The University of Tokyo)12:15-12:20 Closing Remark Prof. Sakiko Shiga (Osaka City University)
Symposium on Spin photochemistry "New Frontiers in Spin Photochemistry: From Material Science to Biochemistry"
- Date
- Sep. 9 (Wed), 13:20-15:40 (140 min, English)
- Venue
- Room D : 1st Floor 814
- Organized by
- Prof. Yasuhiro Kobori (Kobe University)
- Program
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13:20-13:25 Opening Remark Prof. Yasuhiro Kobori (Kobe University) 13:25-13:45 2L01 "Development of singlet oxygen probes based on laser-induced spin polarization"
Prof. Akio Kawai (Tokyo Institute of Technology)13:45-14:10 2L02 "Spin coherence transfer within photogenerated three-spin systems"
Prof. Michael R. Wasielewski (Northwestern University, USA)14:10-14:30 2L03 "Spin polarization in the lowest excited triplet state of thermally activated delayed fluorescent molecule"
Prof. Tadaaki Ikoma (Niigata University)14:30-14:50 2L04 "Highly sensitive detection of the magnetic field effects in flavin containing photochemical systems"
Prof. Kiminori Maeda (Saitama University)14:50-15:15 2L05 "Transient optical absorption and magnetic intensity modulation based microscopy of photochemical reaction intermediates in isolated flavins and cryptochromes"
Prof. Jonathan R. Woodward (The University of Tokyo)15:15-15:40 2L06 "Photoexcited triplet states of organic chromophores: teaching old dogs new tricks"
Prof. Christopher W. M. Kay (University College London, UK)
Symposium on Artificial Photosynthesis "Artificial Photosynthesis for the Catalytic Transformation with Solar Energy"
- Date
- Sep. 9 (Wed), 16:00-18:20 (140 min, English)
- Venue
- Room D : 1st Floor 814
- Organized by
- Prof. Yutaka Amao (Osaka City University)
- Program
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16:00-16:10 Opening Remark 16:10-16:40 3L01 "Photoreduction of CO2 by H2O as an electron donor over all-solid-state photocatalysts"
Prof. Kentaro Teramura (Kyoto University)16:40-17:10 3L02 "Development of Z-scheme water splitting systems toward solar hydrogen production"
Prof. Ryu Abe (Kyoto University)17:10-17:40 3L03 "Design and applications of photocatalysts using nanoporous materials: Single-site, plasmonic, metal-organic photocatalysts"
Prof. Hiromi Yamashita (Osaka University)17:40-18:10 3L04 "Control of photoinduced electron transfer by highly-ordered nanostructures"
Prof. Yuji Wada (Tokyo Institute of Technology)18:10-18:20 Closing Remark
Luncheon Symposium on Gender Equality and Young Researchers "How to Open Academic Carrier after Postdoctoral Experiences in Abroad"
- Date
- Sep. 11 (Fri) 11:25-12:50 (85 min, Japanese)
- Venue
- Room D : 1st Floor 814
- Organized by
- Prof. Motoko S. Asano (Gunma University) and Prof. Hiroko Yamada (NIST)
- Co-organized by
- Osaka City University Support Office for Female Researchers
- Note
- This symposium will be held as LUNCHON style. The meal ticket will be distributed at the registration desk in the order of request.
- Program
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11:25-11:30 Opening 11:30-11:35 Welcome Prof. Motoko S. Asano (Gunma University) 11:35-11:50 4L01 "Postdoc in Switzerland: research, life, and like-minded people"
Dr. Hironobu Hayashi (Nara Institute of Science and Technology)11:50-12:05 4L02 "My study abroad experience as a post-doc in the Northeastern United States"
Dr. Miharu Eguchi (National Institute for Materials Science)12:05-12:15 Greeting from Osaka City University Support Office for Female Researchers 12:15-12:30 4L03 "Two years as a "Tar Heel" postdoc"
Dr. Akitaka Ito (Osaka City University)12:30-12:45 Discussion 12:45-12:50 Closing Remark Prof. Hiroko Yamada (NIST)