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Genomic Sciences Research Complex (GSC) Tanabata meeting 2011
On August 25 (Thu.), 2011, the second annual Genomic Sciences Research Complex (GSC) Tanabata meeting 2011 was held at RIKEN Yokohama Institute. One hundred young scientists from in and outside of Japan participated in the event.
This year, 27 young scientists were selected to present their research ideas. Among these presenters, six researchers were from abroad, two were from domestic companies, and two were female scientists.
Timetable
| 10:30 - | Opening remarks by Dr. Akiyoshi Wada (GSC Director) |
|---|---|
| 10:40 - | Lecture"Attraction and potentiality for single molecule technology" by Dr. Sotaro Uemura (participant in the 1st Tanabata Meeting and a Unit Leader in RIKEN Omics Science Center) |
| 11:10 - | Two-minute speech by poster presenters (first half) |
| 11:45 - | Lunch |
| 12:45 - | Two-minute speech by poster presenters (second half) |
| 13:15 - | Poster sessions |
| 16:00 - | Lecture"Integrative Biology with Mass Spectrometry and Imaging" by Dr. Mitsutoshi Setou (Hamamatsu University School of Medicine) |
| 16:30 - | Closing remarks by Dr. Yoshiyuki Sakaki (GSC Deputy Director) | 16:40 - | Group photo |
| 17:00 - | Social gathering (advance application and participation fee required) |
Group photo
Opening remarks by Dr. Akiyoshi Wada (GSC Director)
Lecture by Dr. Hiroki Ueda on "Attractiveness and Potential for Single-molecule Technology"
Poster session
Poster session
Lecture by Dr. Mitsutoshi Setou on "Integrative Biology with Mass Spectrometry and Imaging"
Closing remarks by Dr. Yoshiyuki Sakaki (GSC Deputy Director)
Speech and Poster Presentation by Young Scientists (Second Tanabata fellows)
| Name | Affiliation | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Etsuo A. SUSAKI | RIKEN | Next-generation experimental platform of mouse genetics and its application to in vivo systems and synthetic biology |
| Yosuke MORISHIMA | University of Zurich | Neuroanatomical basis of human altruism |
| Norikazu ICHIHASHI | Japan Science and Technology Agency(JST) | Construction of an Artificial Reaction System Capable of Darwinian Evolution |
| Yuki HASEGAWA | RIKEN | CC chemokine ligand 2 and LIF cooperatively promote pluripotency in mouse induced pluripotent cells |
| Hiroaki TATENO | The National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology | Stem cell diagnosis using glycan profiling technology |
| Kazuki FUTAI | University of Tokyo | Enrichment of specific RNA by using flexizyme |
| Mitsuhiro IGA | Yokogawa Electric Corporation | 2-Dimensional real-time spectral imaging unit for living cell(s) monitoring based on Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering |
| Taro MUTO | Japan Science and Technology Agency(JST) | A proposal of a novel experimental procedure to genetically identify disease gene loci in humans |
| Natsumi WATANABE | Tokyo Women's Medical University | Novel gene and cell therapy for secreted protein deficiency by cell sheet technology |
| Ken ITO | Stanford University | Direct Visualization of Lymphoma Progression with a Novel Lymph Node Internal Window Chamber Technique in a Lymphoma Mouse Model |
| Kenji KOJIMA | Genetic Information Research Institute | Ancient Domestication of Tyrosine Recombinase-encoding Crypton Family of DNA Transposons |
| Yusuke MAEDA | The Rockefeller University | The Soret effect from molecular separation to non-equilibrium RNA world |
| Tetsuya NAKAMURA | Osaka University | Evolution of Canalization |
| Keisuke NIMURA | Osaka University | Genome wide analysis of transcriptional regulation in heart development |
| Hiroyuki MIYAJIMA | Osaka University | In vitro and in silico approaches for understanding grandular tissue morphological change caused by mechanical environment |
| Yoshihiro YAMANISHI | Curie Institute | Predicting drugtarget interaction networks from the integration of chemical, genomic and pharmacological spaces |
| Hiroshi YOSHIKAWA | Saitama University | Quantitative Evaluation of Cell Adhesion Strength on Bioiterface Models |
| Yasuharu KANKI | The University of Tokyo | Differentiated vascular endothelial cells have memory of developmental stage |
| Yuki TSUCHIKANE | Japan Women's University | Analysis of reproductive isolation by sex pheromones |
| Toshihide MATSUMOTO | J-Pharma Co.,Ltd., Kitasato University | An exhaustive peptidomic and proteomic analyses of potential sero-diagnostic morkers for neuroendocrine carcinoma of the lung |
| Kai MORINO | University of Tokyo | Prediction from short time series |
| Imari MIMURA | University of Tokyo | Cooperative regulation of hypoxic responsive genes by histone demethylase (KDM3A) and hypoxic inducible factor (HIF-1) in tumor cells |
| Rie YAMASHIGE | RIKEN | Genetic alphabet expansion systems with unnatural base pairs for efficient DNA amplification |
| Ayako YAMADA | Curie Institute | Biomimetic model studies: Myosin 1b in a model membrane system, reconstituted gene expression and photo-control of components in a cell-sized micro-chamber array |
| Masahiro TAKINOUE | Tokyo Institute of Technology | Exploring an artificial cell system far from equilibrium based on microfluidic technology |
| Ken KOMIYA | Tokyo Institute of Technology | Innovation of a Molecular Robot Based on Dynamical DNA Nanotechnology for Achieving an Embedded Controller of Molecular Reaction |
| Koro NISHIKATA | RIKEN | Contribution to the environmental innovation by the protein structure-based genome design |