(tentative) 1st QST International Symposium “Quantum Life Science” / Joshikai for Future Scientists ‐International Mentoring Workshop in Science and Engineering‐
Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hall
25‐26 July 2017
as of 15 Mar. 2017
Day 1
25‐Jul‐17
Registration
Joint Session / Hall A 10:00 ‐
10:05 (
5 ) Opening Remarks
Toshio Hirano
QST
10:05 ‐
10:10 (
5 ) Greetings 1
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Minstry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan
10:10 ‐
10:15 (
5 ) Greetings 2
Aiko Shimajiri
Cabinet Office, Japan
10:15 ‐
10:20 (
5 ) Greetings 3 (video message)
Hélène Langevin‐Joliot
A nuclear physicist, the granddaughter of Marie and Pierre Curie
10:20 ‐
10:50 (
30 ) Research and Perspective of QST
Toshio Hirano
QST
10:50 ‐
11:50 (
60 ) Keynote Lecture : Quantum Biology (tentative)
Johnjoe McFadden
Univ. Surrey, UK
11:50 ‐
12:50 (
60 ) Lunch
11:50
Quantum Life Science ‐ Overview / Hall A
12:50 ‐
13:20 (
30 ) Bridging quantum physics and biological processes (tentative)
13:50 ‐
14:20 ‐
13:50 (
14:20 (
14:50 (
Alexandra Olaya‐Castro
A quantum sensor for the magnetic compass of birds and other organisms
Thorsten Ritz
(tentative)
Theoretical study on interplays between quantum effects and dynamic
Akihito Ishizaki
30 )
fluctuations in photosynthetic light harvesting (tentative)
30 )
30 ) Vibronic enhancement of algae light harvesting (tentative)
Jacob C. Dean
14:50 ‐
15:20 (
30 ) Investigations of deept prtoton tunnelling in proteins (tentative)
Paul M. Champion
15:20 ‐
15:50 (
30 ) Quantum Biology of Reactive Oxygen Species Partitioning (tentative)
Carlos Martino
15:50 ‐
16:05 (
15 ) Break
16:05 ‐
16:35 (
16:35 ‐
17:05 (
30 )
17:05 ‐
17:35 (
30 )
17:35 ‐
18:05 (
30 ) Photons, nutrients, and circadian clock in health and disease (tentative)
Joint Reception with Poster Presentations / Reception Room
18:10 ‐
Co‐Chair: xxxx (xxxx), Co‐chair: Shizuko Kakinuma (QST)
13:00
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13:10 (
10 ) Orientation for students
Staff
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13:35 (
25 ) Lecture 1
Mentor 1
Univ. California,
USA
13:35
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14:00 (
25 ) Lecture 2
Mentor 2
Natl. Inst. Natur. Sci.,
Japan
14:00
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14:25 (
25 ) Lecture 3
Mentor 3
14:25
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14:40 (
15 ) Break
14:40
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15:05 (
25 ) Lecture 4
Mentor 4
15:05
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15:30 (
25 ) Lecture 5
Mentor 5
15:30
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15:55 (
25 ) Lecture 6
Mentor 6
15:55
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16:10 (
15 ) Break
Princeton Univ.,
USA
Northeastern Univ.,
USA
Florida Inst. Tech.,
USA
Dongping Zhong
Ohio State Univ.,
USA
Takeshi Todo
Osaka Univ., Japan
Satchin Panda
Salk Inst., USA
Mentoring Workshop / Meeting rooms on 1st floor
16:10
Electron transfer mechanism from FAD cofactor to UV‐damaged DNA
(tentative)
20:40 ( 150 ) Reception with poster presentations
70 ) Lunch
13:10
Quantum Life Science ‐ Session 2: Photosignal and DNA repair / Hall A
A unified electron‐transfer mechanism of DNA repair by all photolyases
30 )
(tentative)
13:00 (
Mentoring Workshop / Hall B
Univ. College
London, UK
Quantum Life Science ‐ Session 1: Hot topics of quantum biology / Hall A
13:20 ‐
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18:00 ( 110 ) Group dialogues 1
All mentors and students
Day 2 26‐Jul‐17
Quantum Life Science ‐ Session 3: Charge transfer in biomolecules and damage induction / Hall A
Mentoring Workshop / Meeting rooms on 1st floor
9:30 ‐
10:00 (
30 ) Charge and energy transfer dynamics in biological systems (tentative)
Shigenori Tanaka
Kobe Univ., Japan
10:00 ‐
10:30 (
30 ) Radical processes of radiation damage to DNA (tentative)
Michael D. Sevilla Oakland Univ. USA
10:30 ‐
11:00 (
30 ) Long - Distance Excess - Electron Transfer in DNA (tentative)
Tetsuro Majima
Osaka Univ, Japan
Quantum Life Science ‐ Session 4: Physical process of radiation damage to DNA and its biological consequnces (1) / Hall A
11:00 ‐
11:30 (
Biological consequences of radiation‐induced clustered DNA damage: a
30 )
hidden target (tentative)
Peter O'Neill
S. Kakinuma / xxxx
8:30
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10:20 ( 110 ) Group dialogues 2
All mentors and students
Mentoring Workshop / Hall B
Oxford Univ., UK
10:20
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11:20 (
60 ) Report back
12:15
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13:15 (
60 ) Lunch
10 min x 6 mentors
Joint Session / Hall A
11:30 ‐
12:00 (
30 ) Report of Mentoring Workshop / Conclusion
12:00 ‐
12:05 (
5 ) Closing Remarks for Mentoring Workshop
12:05 ‐
12:15 (
10 ) Congress Photo
12:15 ‐
13:30 (
75 ) Lunch
William D. Magwood, IV OECD/NEA
Quantum Life Science ‐ Session 4: Physical process of radiation damage to DNA and its biological consequnces (2) / Hall A 13:30 ‐
14:00 (
30 ) Molecular dynamics of strand breaks of hydrated DNA (tentative)
14:00 ‐
14:30 (
30 )
High brilliance synchrotron radiation as a tool for DNA damage
responses (tentative)
13:15
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13:45 (
30 ) Travel to NIRS by bus
Akinari Yokoya
13:45
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14:05 (
20 ) Video Presentation 14:05
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14:35 (
30 ) Facility of Heavy Particle Neam Therapy /Hospital
14:35
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15:05 (
30 ) Radiation Emergency Medical Assistance Team QST
Quantum Life Science ‐ Session 5: Quantum imaging nano‐technology for biology / Hall A
14:30 ‐
15:00 (
30 ) Bio‐imaging using an entanglement‐enhanced microscope (tentative)
15:00 ‐
15:30 (
Nanobiodevices for single DNA analysis and quantum dot imaging of iPS
30 )
cells for regenerative medicine(tentative)
15:30 ‐
15:45 (
15 ) Break
Shigeki Takeuchi
Kyoto Univ., Japan
15:05
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15:10 (
Yoshinobu Baba
Nagoya Univ.,
Japan
15:10
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15:40 (
Huan‐Cheng Chang
Inst. Atom. Mol.
Sci., Taiwan
Quantum Life Science ‐ Session 6: Nano‐circumstances and nano‐sensing in a cell / Hall A
Fluorescent nanodiamond: a versatile tool for long‐term cell tracking,
super‐resolution imaging, and nanoscale temperature sensing (tentative)
15:45 ‐
16:15 (
30 )
16:15 ‐
16:45 (
30 ) Biophysics of Intracellular Local Temperature (tentative)
Kohki Okabe
Univ. Tokyo, Japan
16:45 ‐
17:15 (
30 ) SiC nano‐crystal for biological sensing (tentative)
Takeshi Oshima
QST
Quantum Life Science ‐ Conclusion / Hall A
17:15 ‐
17:55 (
17:55 ‐
18:00 (
理事長主催晩餐会
40 ) Discussion
5 ) Closing Remarks
Mentoring Workshop ‐ NIRS Tour
Pierre‐and‐Marie
Marie‐Anne Hervé du Penhoat
Curie Univ., France
All
Toshio Hirano
QST
5 ) Back to room
30 ) Return to Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hall by bus
Day 3
27‐Jul‐17
Quantum Life Science ‐ Excursion: facility tour at the National Institute of Radiological Sciences (NIRS), QST
9:30 ‐
10:00 (
30 ) Travel to NIRS by bus
10:00 ‐
10:30 (
30 ) Introduction
10:30 ‐
12:30 ( 120 ) Facilities of Molecular Imaging / Radiation Safety / Radiation Emergency Medicine
12:30 ‐
13:30 (
60 ) Lunch
13:30 ‐
14:30 (
60 ) Facility of Heavy Particle Beam Therapy
14:30 ‐
15:00 (
30 ) Return to Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hall by bus