This event is a rare opportunity to listen to lectures on the cutting-edge science of molecules and crystals. Swedish researchers and others interested in science and technology in Japan are most welcome to attend this event together with Japanese researchers in Sweden, JSPS alumni members and Japanese governmental scholarship fellows.
This is also a very informative event for those interested in studying, post-doctoral work, or employment in Japan.
The seminar is organised by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Embassy of Japan in Sweden, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Stockholm Office and JSPS Alumni Club in Sweden.
Programme
16:15
Registration
16:30
Opening Remarks
- Prof. Hans Ellegren, Secretary General of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
- H.E. Masaki Noke, Ambassador of the Embassy of Japan in Sweden
16:40
Introduction
Prof. Kazuyuki Kuroda, Director, JSPS Stockholm Office
16:45
Coordination Self-assembly: from Origins to the Latest Advances
Lecture by Prof. Makoto Fujita, University of Tokyo
17:25
3D Electron Crystallography: Past, Present, and Future
Lecture by Prof. Xiaodong Zou, Stockholm University
18:05
Questions and Answers
18:10-19:00
Reception
The event is free of charge and open to the public but registration is required for all participants.
Photo: Makoto Fujita: Private, Xiaodong Zou: Tom Willhammar
When you register for an event at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, the Academy will process your personal data in order to organise the event. Read more in the Academy’s Privacy Policy (se link below)
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences occasionally records and photographs during its events. Photographs and video footage will be processed by the Academy and submitted to third parties for processing. Photographs and videos may also be used in our communication activities to provide information about the Academy’s activities in any of the digital and/or printed channels used by the Academy. If you do not consent to this or have other questions about our processing of personal data, please call us on +46 8 673 95 00, or email gdpr@kva.se
Read more about how the Academy processes your personal data
The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) photographs during its events. JSPS may use the photographs in our communication activities. Please contact sto-info@overseas.jsps.go.jp if you have any questions.
Kontakt: Peter Brandén
E-post: program@kva.se