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IAOE is pleased to share the upcoming event organized by the Office for International Academic Support(OIAS), Faculty of Science. This event is organized as a part of the internationalization activities of the Faculty of Science and is intended for non-specialists. Please note that all talk and discussion will be conducted in English. ***Admission is free and registration is not required*** Speaker: Dr. Bruno Mota, a Professor at the Physics Institute, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Title: A tale of two sciences: The physical origins of form in neuroscience Time and Date: Tuesday, January 30th, 2018, 17:15-18:15 Venue: 1F Seminar Room, the Hokkaido University Museum Organizer: Office for International Academic Support … Continued

IAOE is pleased to share the upcoming event organized by the Office for International Academic Support(OIAS), Faculty of Science and The Hokkaido University Museum. This event is organized as a part of the internationalization activities of the Faculty of Science and is intended for non-specialists. Please note that all talk and discussion will be conducted in English. They welcome all students, faculty members, and others who are interested in science. Speaker: Prof. Fernando Albericio, Department of Organic Chemistry, University of Barcelona (Barcelona, Spain) and School of Chemistry and Physics, University of KwaZulu-Natal (Durban, South Africa) Title: Drugs: From the idea to the Patient Time and Date: Wednesday October 25, 2017, 4:30pm-5:30pm VENUE: … Continued

IAOE is pleased to share the upcoming event organized by the Office for International Academic Support(OIAS), Faculty of Science and The Hokkaido University Museum. This event is organized as a part of the internationalization activities of the Faculty of Science and is intended for non-specialists. Please note that all talk and discussion will be conducted in English. They welcome all students, faculty members, and others who are interested in science. Speaker: Dr. Jonathan Banks, Dr. Steve Webb of the Cawthron Institute, Nelson, New Zealand and Suong Thao Nguyen, Ph. D. candidate, University of Auckland, New Zealand. Title: Identifying novel parasites in economically important oysters in New Zealand and Japan Time and Date: … Continued

IAOE is pleased to share the upcoming event organized by the Office for International Academic Support(OIAS), Faculty of Science and The Hokkaido University Museum. Please note that all talk and discussion will be conducted in English. Admission is free and registration is not required. They welcome all students, faculty members, and others who are interested in science. The event is intended for non-specialists. Speaker: Dr. Virginia Toy, Senior Lecturer, Department of Geology, University of Otago Title: Earthquakes and geothermal resources related to New Zealand’s Alpine Fault Time and Date: Fri. July 14,  5:30 pm- Venue: 1st Floor, Seminar Room, The Hokkaido University Museum *Admission Free / No registration is required.      

IAOE is please to share the upcoming event organized by the Office for International Academic Support(OIAS), Faculty of Science and The Hokkaido University Museum. Please note that all talk and discussion will be conducted in English. Admission is free and registration is not required. We welcome all students, faculty members and others who are interested in science. Speaker: Dr. ALEX PETTITT , Assistant Professor, Institute for International Collaboration Title: The Shape of Our Galaxy Time and Date: Fri., May12,  2017, 17:30-18:30 Venue: 1sy Floor, Seminar Room, The Hokkaido University Museum

IAOE is please to share the upcoming event organized by the Office for International Academic Support(OIAS), Faculty of Science, Arctic Research Center and the Hokkaido University Museum. Please note that all talk and discussion will be conducted in English. sh. Admission is free and registration is not required. We welcome all students, faculty members and others who are interested in science. Speaker: Dr. Steve Vance (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, NASA at Caltech, USA) Venue: 1st Floor,  Seminar Room, The Hokkaido University Museum Title and schedule: “NASA’s Mission to Europa, A Potentially Habitable Ocean World” Thursday, January 19, 2016, 5:30PM  “Vital Signs: Seismology of Europa and Other Ocean Worlds”   Friday, January 20, 2016, 2:00PM