Past Gakuyugo Seminar |

AY2018 6th Gakuyugo Seminar

Date&Time:
Nov 21, 2018 16:50 - 18:35
Venue:
Large Lecture Room (2C0), New Frontier Science Bldg.
Professor Koji Kaminishi

Earthquakes as an Impact Fracture Phenomenon of Solid Materials

Professor Koji Kaminishi

Although seismic disasters and impact collapses of structures are directly related to the safety of our lives, the mechanisms of occurrence and progression of these destructive phenomena are actually not well understood because they usually develop at such high speeds that they cannot be captured by the naked eye. Here, I will explain what we can see when we consider the process of physical earthquake occurrence and planetary ring formation as impact engineering fracture phenomena of solid materials.

Associate Professor Wataru Iwasaki

Evolution of life as revealed by genomes

Associate Professor Wataru Iwasaki

In this lecture, we will discuss the concept and the use of bioinformatics to understand the evolution of life from genome data. In this lecture, we will introduce the concept and the bioinformatics used to understand the evolution of life from genome data.

Lecturer Toru Terada

Thinking about Urban Village Forest

Lecturer Toru Terada

Discovered as a symbol of tranquil countryside, satoyama has become a precious natural environment in the city. It has acquired various positions in the city, such as a place for citizens' activities, a place for natural regeneration, a place for production of biological resources, a commons in residential complexes, and a place for thematic community formation. In this lecture, we will introduce several such examples and consider the relationship between cities and nature through satoyama.

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