Sessions:
- Ancient DNA: Tracing Human Health and Adaptation
- Embodied AI
- Microplastics in the Ocean
- Quantum Information Science
- Reimaging Societies’ Response to the Disaster Cycle
- What Can One Atom Do?
Ancient DNA: Tracing Human Health and Adaptation
Planning Group Members: Masaru NOBU, Gisela Kopp, Amy Dapper
INTRODUCTORY SPEAKER:
Priya Moorjani, University of California, Berkeley
SPEAKERS:
Maria Spyrou, University of Tuebingen
Takumi Tsutaya, Kyushu University
Embodied AI
Planning Group Members: Mariko ISOGAWA, Mariya Toneva, Diyi Yang
INTRODUCTORY SPEAKER:
Georgia Chalvatzaki, TU Darmstadt
SPEAKERS:
Yukino Baba, The University of Tokyo
Yonatan Bisk, Carnegie Mellon University
Microplastics in the Ocean
Planning Group Members: Haruka TAKAGI, Verena Foerster-Indenhuck, Daniel Gebregiogis
INTRODUCTORY SPEAKER:
Haruka Nakano, Kyushu University
SPEAKERS:
Lisa Marie Roscher, Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research
Michelle DiBenedetto, Princeton University
Quantum Information Science
Planning Group Members: Motoki NAKATA, Uiri Vool and William Terrano
INTRODUCTORY SPEAKER:
Keisuke Fujii, Kyoto University
SPEAKERS:
Aparajita Singha, TU Dresden
Peter Maurer, University of Chicago
Reimaging Societies’ Response to the Disaster Cycle
Planning Group Members: Takashi AOKI, Jessica Ordemann, Cassandra Jean
INTRODUCTORY SPEAKER:
Dontá Council, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
SPEAKERS:
Kensuke Otsuyama, Kobe University
Thomas Kox, Weizenbaum Institute, Berlin
What Can One Atom Do?
Planning Group Members: Eisuke YAMAMOTO, Bizana Balzer, Alexandra Velian
INTRODUCTORY SPEAKER:
Lars Mohrhusen, University of Oldenburg
SPEAKERS:
Takayuki Nakamuro, Hiroshima University
Megan Nora, University of North Carolina
The Japanese-American-German Frontiers of Science symposia are sponsored by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science and the U.S. National Academy of Sciences. Major support is provided by the by the Philip and Sima Needleman Family Legacy Fund.
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