The winter school successfully finished on February 22, 2011.  The photographs taken during the winter school can be downloaded from here.

 

Date: February 19-22, 2011

Venue: Okazaki Conference Center http://www.orion.ac.jp/occ-e/
National Institutes for Natural Sciences, Okazaki, Japan (10-15 min. walk from Higashi-Okazaki station or 10 min. walk from Institute for Molecular Science)

Subjects:
Materials, Photo-, Theoretical, and Life Molecular Sciences Intended for graduate students and young researchers in Asian countries.
All lectures and printed materials will be provided in English.

Introduction:
Winter Schools, held by School of Physical Sciences, the Graduate University for Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI), offer fundamental classes on pioneering themes to foster creative researchers in Asia. The Winter Schools at Institute for Molecular Science (IMS) have received more than 330 students in the last six years from Bangladesh, China, India, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, and other East Asian countries. The forthcoming Winter School is intended for advanced undergraduate and graduate students as well as young researchers in Asian countries who study molecular sciences including photo, materials, and theoretical molecular sciences. Two special lectures on Fusion Science, and Space and Astronautical Science are planned. In addition, two oral sessions by selected participants and JASSO-JENESYS members as well as poster sessions are programmed to promote friendship among the participants. Anyone who is interested in this school is welcome to participate.

Organizers
Eiji Shigemasa (Person in charge of SOKENDAI Winter School, IMS, Japan)
Hisashi Okumura (Person in charge of SOKENDAI Winter School, IMS, Japan)
Yasuhiro Ohshima (Representative of Asia CORE Program, IMS, Japan)
Hidehiro Sakurai (Representative of JASSO-JENESYS Programme, IMS, Japan)

Contact us: aws10@ims.ac.jp


Funded by the Graduate University for Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI), Asian CORE Program, and JASSO-JENESYS
Organized by Institute for Molecular Science (IMS)