OIST President and Kyushu University President On March 27, OIST and Kyushu University have signed a comprehensive corporation agreement to further develop and expand mutual collaboration in areas including research, education, technology, and entrepreneurship. The ceremony was held in Fukuoka city. Left: Dr. Tatsuro Ishibashi, President of Kyushu University and right:Dr. Albrecht Wagner, Acting President of OIST. Date: 27 March 2023 Credit: Kyushu University. Download full-resolution image Share on: Related Images Coherent Control of Quantum Systems Workshop Klaus Mølmer, Professor at Aarhus University and co-organizer of the workshop, gives a talk. Zebrafish (Danio rerio) Dr. Camille Parmesan's Colloquium in Seminar Room B250 on 27 May 2013 International Conference on Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB2013) The OIST Auditorium, the venue for International Conference on Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB2013) OIST Cafe Participants in Tokyo (June 16, 2013) OIST Café participants engaged in writing tasks. OIST Café is intended for science majors interested in doing research in an international environment with communication in English. It allows participants to consider potential science careers and receive learning tips.
Coherent Control of Quantum Systems Workshop Klaus Mølmer, Professor at Aarhus University and co-organizer of the workshop, gives a talk.
Coherent Control of Quantum Systems Workshop Klaus Mølmer, Professor at Aarhus University and co-organizer of the workshop, gives a talk.
International Conference on Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB2013) The OIST Auditorium, the venue for International Conference on Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB2013)
International Conference on Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB2013) The OIST Auditorium, the venue for International Conference on Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB2013)
OIST Cafe Participants in Tokyo (June 16, 2013) OIST Café participants engaged in writing tasks. OIST Café is intended for science majors interested in doing research in an international environment with communication in English. It allows participants to consider potential science careers and receive learning tips.
OIST Cafe Participants in Tokyo (June 16, 2013) OIST Café participants engaged in writing tasks. OIST Café is intended for science majors interested in doing research in an international environment with communication in English. It allows participants to consider potential science careers and receive learning tips.