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FY 2020 4th Solid-State Physics Seminar

FY 2020 4th Solid-State Physics Seminar

2021.1.18(Mon)

FY 2020 4th Solid-State Physics Seminar will be held.

Date:15:10-16:40 , 18th January, 2021(Mon.)
Place:On Zoom(Meeting ID:
860 9447 3665, Passcode: 429303
Speaker:Prof. MOCHIZUKI  Masahito (School of Advanced Science and Engineering, Waseda University)

 

Domestic & international Internship Program Debriefing Session

Domestic & international Internship Program Debriefing Session

2020.12.16(Wed)

On 16th December, Domestic & international Internship Program Debriefing Session will be held.

Date : 16th December, 2020 13:00P.M.~
Place : G215 (2F of Bulid. G, Graduate School of Engineering Science)

FY 2020 3rd Solid-State Physics Seminar

FY 2020 3rd Solid-State Physics Seminar

2020.12.17(Thu)

FY 2020 3rd Solid-State Physics Seminar will be held.

Date:13:30-15:00 , 17th December, 2020 (Thu.)
Place:On Zoom(Meeting
ID:869 9248 3806)
Speaker:Prof. HITOSUGI  Taro (Department of Chemical Science and Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology, )

FY 2020 1st Solid-State Physics Seminar

FY 2020 1st Solid-State Physics Seminar

2020.10.15(Thu)

On Zoom

FY 2020 1st Solid-State Physics Seminar will be held.

Date:13:30-15:00 , 15th October, 2020 (Thu.)
Place:On Zoom
Speaker:Prof. ONO Teruo(Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University)

FY 2020 2nd Solid-State Physics Seminar

FY 2020 2nd Solid-State Physics Seminar

2020.12.7(Mon)

On Zoom

FY 2020 2nd Solid-State Physics Seminar will be held.

Date:15:10-16:40 , 7th December, 2020 (Mon.)
Place:On Zoom
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81052607625?pwd=VHRFYkJGT0dOTjVqYVkya0gxMXkxZz09
Speaker:Prof. SHIRAISHI Masashi(Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University)
Title:”Spins in Low-dimensional Materials Systems: Transport, Gatecontrol and Conversion

Cadet Program briefing session for the 9th class

Cadet Program briefing session for the 9th class

13:00-14:00, Dec. 9th (Suita Campus)
15:00-16:00, Dec. 9th (Toyonaka Campus)

C1-302, Graduate School of Engineering
G215, Graduate School of Engineering Science

Cadet Program briefing session for the 9th class will be held.
You can join us without reservation!

Date :Dec. 9th (Wed.)
            13:00-14:00 (Suita Campus) , 15:00-16:00 (Toyonaka Campus)

Place : C1-302, Graduate School of Engineering, Suita Campus
               G215, Graduate School of Engineering Science, Toyonaka Campus

More info. ⇒ Application Guidelines(Sorry, this entry is only available  in Japanese)

 

<Topical Seminar for IMSC 2019> INSD NanoScience Video Exchange Lectures 2020

<Topical Seminar for IMSC 2019> INSD NanoScience Video Exchange Lectures 2020

6:00-18:15 for October 9th, 16th and 23rd,
and 17:00-19:15 for November 6th and 13th

Let’s Join International Video Exchange Live Lectures on Nano-Science between OU and UG !!
INSD NanoScience Video Exchange Lectures 2020

The following international video exchange live lectures in English will be held between Osaka University (OU) and the University of Groningen (UG). A couple of one-hour lectures, one from OU and the other from UG, will be given four times. On UG side, there attend the students belonging to the Top Mater Course of NanoScience conducted by Zernike Institute, UG. On OU side, not only those Master and PhD students who are registered as the INSD nanoprogram students but also those who are interested in the lectures are welcome to join the class and discussion. Do not miss such a valuable opportunity! These lectures are regarded as “International Exchange Lectures on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology A” (credit: 1 unit). Please register your name in advance in order to receive the lecture slides in advance.

Date: from 9 Oct to 13 Nov 2020   
         16:00-18:15(10/9,16,23) and 17:00-19:15(11/6,11/13)

Places: (Main: Toyonaka Campus) INSD Lecture Room 305, 3rd floor, Interdisciplinary Research Building, http://www.osaka-u.ac.jp/en/access/toyonaka/toyonaka.html

(Suita Campus) INSD Satellite Room, F390, 3rd floor, 1st research building, Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research, http://www.sanken.osaka-u.ac.jp/en/access/access_buildings/

Abstract: Video lectures Groningen Osaka 2020

English for Materials Scientists 3a

English for Materials Scientists 3a

September 14-18

Online (Zoom)

English for Materials Scientists 3a class will be held .
This course will use the LEGO® Serious Play® method, and will be connected online using Zoom.

♦Lecturer
Prof. Mark D. Sheehan(HANNAN UNIVERSITY)

♦Course Objective
Proficiency in communicating in English in general, and about science inparticular, comes from both knowledge and practice, and this course emphasizes both. By participating in LEGO® Serious Play® workshops, students will examine general principles of good discussion skills, as well as the principles associated specifically with scientific research team discussions. The topics students discuss will be drawn from their diverse backgrounds and research interests.

♦ Learning Goals
This course will use the LEGO® Serious Play® method, an innovative, experimental process designed to enhance innovation and communication. This method is a unique way to facilitate meetings, communication and problem solving. The goal is to help students tap into hidden potential, and foster creativity. By participating in LEGO® Serious Play® workshops on various scientific topics, students will develop skills in conversation conventions, and subsequently improve their ability to have discussions on science topics in general and their areas of research in particular. Students will actively participate as they problem solve together, all while having fun in an environment that encourages free idea generation.

♦ Special Note
Each student will receive a LEGO® Serious Play® that has been specially designed for this process.
They will build models and share their ideas. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this course will be conducted online using Zoom.

♦Class Plan

 Date               Activity 
Monday    September 14 LEGO® Serious Play® workshop: Module 1   
Tuesday   September 15 LEGO® Serious Play® workshop: Module 2
Wednesday   September 16 LEGO® Serious Play® workshop: Module 3
Thursday        September 17 LEGO® Serious Play® workshop: Module 4
Friday              September 18 LEGO® Serious Play® workshop: Module 5


♦Grading Policy

1. Participation in the five LEGO® Serious Play® workshops: 5 x 13% = 75%
2. A final project using LEGO® bricks to be presented in the final workshop: 25%

♦Textbooks / Course Materials
A LEGO® Serious Play® Windows Exploration Kit will be provided by the instructor and sent to each student’s home.


INSD Summer School 2020, Osaka-Tsukuba

On-demand lectures August 1st and 15th. On-live test during August 24th and 28th

<Topical Seminar for IMSC 2020 >
The Institute for NanoScience Design, Osaka University will hold the INSD Summer School 2020 on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology with the combination of on-demand and on-live styles, since this year the movement restrictions caused by the COVID-19 prevent us to invite foreign lecturers abroad to Osaka. The Summer School 2020 is composed of three topics of lectures that are chosen from our archives recorded in 2018 and 2019.  The recorded lectures of seven or eight times will be uploaded on the INSD website during August 1st and 15th.  During this period, participating students should finish to view a series of lectures on-demand style and each time soon after viewing each lecture, send their answer to short questions for the evidence of viewing. The final test will be given as on-live style of student presentation with the participation of the lecturers abroad.  The ZOOM system will be used for the final presentation. 

The summer school is aimed at fostering international young talent on nanoscience and nanoengineering. This program is shared with the University of Tsukuba by connecting these university students.  
The lecture documents and recorded lectures will be uploaded on URL: http://www.insd.osaka-u.ac.jp/nano/

INSD Summer School 2020, Osaka-Tsukuba
(Summer Lectures in 2020 on Nanotechnology/Nanoscience) 

Lecturers: This year the following four lecturers will offer three topics, two from Osaka and one from Tsukuba.

Osaka University: Prof. Masashi Watanabe (Dept. Mater. Sci. & Eng., Lehigh University, USA),
         Prof. Marie D’angelo (Institute for NanoSciences of Paris, Sorbonne University, France)
University of Tsukuba: Prof. Etienne Gheeraert and Prof. Henri Mariette (University of Grenoble-Alpes, France)

Access point available for the final test on ZOOM, if desired
(Toyonaka Campus, capacity: 40) R.N. 305, INSD Seminar Room, 3rd floor of Interdisciplinary Research Building;
(Suita Campus, capacity 12) R.N. F390, INSD Satellite Room, 3rd floor of the first research building of Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research.

Topical Seminar by Prof. Peter Schall & Prof. Yasufumi FUJIWARA

Topical Seminar by Prof. Peter Schall & Prof. Yasufumi FUJIWARA

2020.1.21(Tue)

Topical Seminar by Prof. Peter Schall & Prof. Yasufumi FUJIWARA will be held.

Colloquium on Green Nanomaterials INSD NanoScience Seminar No.32 

Organized by International Joint Research Promotion Program
Co-organized by Education and Research Center of Advanced Structural and Functional Materials Design,
Institute of NanoScience Design, and Program for Leading Graduate Schools; Interactive Materials Science Cadet

Date: January 21 (Tue) 15:00~18:00

Place: ・Room 319, 3rd floor in R2 Building, Suita Campus
   ・Room 304, 3rd floor in Interdisciplinary Research Building, Toyonaka Campus Speaker

Speaker:  Prof. Peter Schall(Van der Waals-Zeeman Institute, University of Amsterdam )
Title:          Photonic and excitonic coupling in quantum-dot supercrystals

Speaker:  Prof. Yasufumi FUJIWARA (Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University)
Title:          Semiconductors intracenter photonics; red LED using Eu-doped GaN

Contact person:  Prof. Yasufumi FUJIWARA, Graduate School of Engineering

1st Internship Program (international) Debriefing Session will be held

1st Internship Program (international) Debriefing Session will be held

G215 (2F of Bulid. G, Graduate School of Engineering Science)

On 17th December, 1st Internship Program (international) Debriefing Session will be held.
You can join us without reservation.

Date : 17th December, 2019   13:00~
Place : G215 (2F of Bulid. G, Graduate School of Engineering Science)

FY 2019 8th Solid-State Physics Seminar

2020.1.16(Thu)

FY 2019 8th Solid-State Physics Seminar will be held.

Date:14:40-16:10 , 16th January, 2020 (Thu.)
Place:G215-221 Seminar Room
Speaker:Prof. SHIMAKAWA Yuichi(Advanced Solid State Chemistry Laboratory, Kyoto University)

FY 2019 7th Solid-State Physics Seminar

2019.12.18(Wed)

FY 2019 7th Solid-State Physics Seminar will be held.

Date:14:40-16:10 , 18th December, 2019 (Wed.)
Place:G215-221 Seminar Room
Speaker:Prof. MOTOME Yukitoshi (Department of Applied Physics, University of Tokyo)

FY 2019 6th Solid-State Physics Seminar

2019.12.11(Wed)

FY 2019 6th Solid-State Physics Seminar will be held.

Date:13:00-14:30, 11th December, 2019 (Wed.)
Place:G215-221 Seminar Room
Speaker:Prof. ISHIDA Kunio(Center for Optical Research & Education, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering,
                                                                                                                                             Graduate school of Engineering, Utsunomiya University)

Laboratory Rotation Debriefing Session

Laboratory Rotation Debriefing Session

Oct. 31, 2019(Thr.)13:30~
Nov. 22, 2019(Fri.)13:00~

Laboratory Rotation Debriefing Session will be held.

【Date】①Oct. 31, 2019(Thr.)13:30~
     ②Nov. 22, 2019(Fri.)13:00~

【Place】①G215, Graduate School of Engineering Science
      ②4, 7F, Interdisciplinary Research Building

Cadet Program briefing session for the 8th class

Cadet Program briefing session for the 8th class

2019.12.9(Mon)

C1-302, Graduate School of Engineering
G215, Graduate School of Engineering Science

Cadet Program briefing session for the 8th class will be held.
You can join us without reservation!

Date:Dec. 9th (Mon.)
              13:00~14:00 (Suita Campus) , 15:00~16:00(Toyonaka Campus)

Place: C1-302, Graduate School of Engineering, Suita Campus
                 G215, Graduate School of Engineering Science, Toyonaka Campus

More info. ⇒ Application Guidelines(Sorry, this entry is only available  in Japanese)

 

AHMF & Cadet Program Joint Seminar

2019.11.5(Tue)

H601, Graduate School of Science

AHMF & Cadet Program Joint Seminar will be held.

Speaker: Dr. Sergei Zvyagin
                   Dresden High Magnetic Field Laboratory (HLD), Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), GERMANY
Date & Time: 16:30-, November 5
Venue: H601, Graduate School of Science
Title: Spin dynamics and magnetic properties of the triangular-lattice antiferromagnet Cs2CuCl4

International Symposium for Nano Science

International Symposium for Nano Science

November 27-28, 2019

Σ Hall
Toyonaka Campus, Osaka University

On November 27-28, Interactive Materials Science Cadet Program will host "The International Symposium for Nano Science" (ISNS).

Please visit  ISNS website for details.

ISNS "International Symposium for Nano Science"

 

FY 2019 5th Solid-State Physics Seminar

2019.10.9(Wed)

G215-221 Seminar Room

FY 2019 5th Solid-State Physics Seminar will be held. 

Date: 9:20-10:20,Wednesday 9th October, 2019
Place: G215-221 Seminar Room
Speaker: Dr. Anjan Soumyanarayanan (A*STAR and NUS, Singapore)
Contents: Magnetic Skyrmions: Creation, Stability and Dynamics

Abstract:
The discovery of room temperature (RT) magnetic skyrmions in multilayer films has spawned a fascinating research field witnessing rapid progress in fundamental science and device applications [1]. A magnetic skyrmion is defined by the topological character of its spin structure, which emerges from the interplay of atomic-scale magnetic interactions. Skyrmions are expected to scale to sub-10 nm sizes, with individual addressability in devices. Here we describe our efforts to unravel the relationship between the properties of magnetic skyrmions, their parent magnetic interactions, and their stability and dynamics in multilayer thin films and devices. We begin by introducing our material platform – Ir/Fe(x)/Co(y)/Pt multilayers – wherein skyrmion properties (e.g. size, density) can be systematically tailored by varying magnetic interactions [2]. Next, we show how interfacial chiral interactions can progressively lead to the emergence of Néel helicity [3, 4], and the evolution of chiral bubbles into skyrmions [4]. Crucially, we clarify that skyrmions and chiral bubbles have distinct creation and annihilation mechanisms, which manifest in contrasting thermodynamic signatures [5]. We then turn to skyrmions in nanodots – wherein zero field stability is achieved by confinement [6]. Ongoing efforts are exploring their potential for realizing tunnel junction devices. Finally, we examine skyrmion dynamics in nanowire devices [7]. Here, we identify distinct skyrmion dynamic regimes, and distinguish intrinsic electrodynamics from geometric and disorder-related effects. We will conclude by outlining the promise of skyrmions towards nextgeneration electronic technologies.
References
[1] A. Soumyanarayanan et al., Nature (2016) 539, p509–517.
[2] A. Soumyanarayanan et al., Nature Materials (2017) 16, p898–904.
[3] A. Yagil et al., Applied Physics Letters (2018) 112, 192403.
[4] X. Chen et al., In Prep (2019).
[5] A.K.C. Tan et al., Submitted (2019).
[6] P. Ho et al., Physical Review Applied (2019) 11, 024064.
[7] A.K.C. Tan, P. Ho et al., In Prep (2019)

Contact Information:Yoshishige  Suzuki (D409, Graduate School of Engineering Science)
Tel:06-6850-6425, E-mail:suzuki-y@mp.es.osaka-u.ac.jp

5th Handai FIVE talks

5th Handai FIVE talks

2019.11.4(Mon)

∑ Hall, Toyonaka Campus

5th Handai FIVE talks will be held.

Date:Nov. 4th,2019   13:50~
Place:∑ Hall, Toyonaka Campus

Let’s join and talk with us!!

Registration ⇒

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