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The 3rd KULOS Symposium ‘Brain research for well-being’ will be held in Seattle on Friday, January 26, 2024(PST).

Kobe University established KULOS (Kobe University Liaison Office in Seattle) in April 2020. Located in the Hyogo Business and Cultural Center in downtown Seattle, it is our first liaison office on the US mainland. KULOS will strive to contribute towards the globalization of Kobe University’s research and education by providing Kobe University faculty members and scholars with a venue for international symposia and workshops covering a diverse range of academic fields, in addition to offering global educational activities for students.

Organized in cooperation with the University of Washington, Seattle Children’s Hospital and Allen Institute for Brain Science, this third symposium hosted by Graduate School of Agriculture and Graduate School of Medicine will feature various presentations and discussions about Brain research.

We will also hold a networking lunch before the symposium. This event aims to build a network that will encourage future research and academic partnerships.

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General Information

Date and time:

Friday 26th January 2024

12:00～13:00　Networking Lunch - Introduction of Kobe University - (The reception will open at 11:45am.)

・For the first 50 applicants

13:30～17:20　The 3rd KULOS Symposium ‘Brain research for well-being’

〈Program〉

Opening remarks

Tamotsu NAKAMURA　Executive Vice President, Kobe University

Cecilia GIACHELLI　Associate Vice Provost for Research, University of Washington

Session 1 　Role of kinases in brain function

Session Chair
　　Toru TAKUMI　Kobe University

Speakers

Smita YADAV　University of Washington

Yasuhito SHIRAI　Kobe University

Kimberly ALDINGER　Seattle Children’s Research Institute/University of Washington

Session 2 　Technology in brain function

Session Chair
　　Ayaka BOTA　Kobe University

Speakers

Nobuhiro NAKAI　Kobe University

Garret STUBER　University of Washington

Cindy van VELTHOVEN　Allen Institute for Brain Science

Closing remarks

John SCOTT　University of Washington

Junko TANAKA　Kobe University

Venue:

Burke Museum Cascade Room
4303 Memorial Way NE
Seattle, WA,
United States

Language:

English

Host:

Institute for Promoting International Partnerships, Kobe University

Contact:

Institute for Promoting International Partnerships, Kobe University
Email: plan-global@office.kobe-u. ac.jp
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