symposium

Second QNM-iCeMS Symposium　【Postponed】

This event has been postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Frontier of Cardiovascular Research

Date：April 17, 2020

Topic:

  • Metabolism and Cardiovascular System

  • Cardiovascular Development

  • Engineering and Therapeutics

speakers:

  • Andons Jake Lusis（UCLA, Human Genetics, Professor）

  • Koh Ono （Kyoto University, Graduate School of Medicine, Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, Associate Professor）

  • Kazumitsu Ueda （Kyoto University iCeMS, Professor / PI）

  • Naoki Mochizuki （National Cerebral & Cardiovascular Center Research Institute, Director General）

  • Atsushi Nakano （UCLA Mol Cell Dev Biol/Cardiology, Professor）

  • Hiroki Kurihara（The University of Tokyo, Graduate School of medicine, Department of Physiological Chemistry and Metabolism, Professor）

  • Jun K. Yamashita (Kyoto University CiRA, Professor）

  • Motonari Uesugi （Kyoto University iCeMS / Institute for Chemical Research, Professor）

  • Wataru Kimura （RIKEN　Laboratory for Heart Regeneration, Team Leader）

First QNM-iCeMS Symposium　[This event has finished]

Exploring New Approaches for Cancer Therapy

　G-protein, Precision Medicine and Quantum Beams

Date：December 13, 2019

Topic:

  • G-proteins and Signal Transduction

  • Genomics and Precision Medicine

  • Quantum Beams and Nanomedicine

speakers:

  • Yoshimi Takai (Kobe University, Professor)

  • Makoto Noda (Kyoto University, Vice-president, Professor/ IFOH-KU, Director)

  • Ganesh Pandian Namasivayam (Kyoto University iCeMS, Lecturer/PI)

  • Seishi Ogawa (Kyoto University, Professor)

  • Tadashi Kondo (National Cancer Center, Tokyo, Rare Cancer Division Director)

  • Masashi Kanai (Kyoto University, Associate Professor)

  • Kunihisa Sugimoto (Spring-8, JASRI/Kyoto University iCeMS Associate Professor)

  • Fuyuhiko Tamanoi (Kyoto University/UCLA, Professor)

≪event report≫

In place of Prof. Seiji Ogawa, who had been scheduled to give a lecture, Nobuyuki Kakiuchi (Kyoto University, Assistant professor) gave a talk entitled "On the origin of cancer".

More participants than we expected attended the event, and we are glad that we had stimulating discussion and exchange of views.

Thank you for participating in our first symposium and supporting us!