KMI Topics

“KMI Topics” are usually held once in a month as a casual seminor, speakers can be mainly internal researchers.

The audience is usually not specified. Any KMI member and related researchers, including KMI visitors and students, and any researcher who is interested in the theme can join. We often serve some cheese and drinks during the relaxed session.

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15 2025 JAN

Neutron star under modified gravity theory: How it works and how we prove

Kota Numajiri(QG-lab)

KMI Topics

20 2024 NOV

The Nobel Prize in Physics 2024 and My Researches at Belle and ATLAS

Yasuyuki Horii(N-lab/KMI)

KMI Topics

22 2023 NOV

Universality at large complexity

Masataka Watanabe (Department of informatics, Nagoya Univ.)

KMI Topics

18 2023 OCT

Deep learning for continuous gravitational waves

Takahiro S. Yamamoto (C-lab, Nagoya Univ.)

KMI Topics

20 2023 SEP

Spectroscopy of muonic helium hyperfine structure and reporalization of negative muon at J-PARC

Seiso Fukumura (Phi-lab, Nagoya Univ.)

KMI Topics

18 2023 JAN

Singularity Theorem and Non-Singular Universe

Daisuke Yoshida (Department of Math, Nagoya University)

KMI Topics

16 2022 NOV

Rapid formation of Gas Giant Planets via Collisional Coagulation from Dust Grains to Planetary Cores

Hiroshi Kobayashi (Ta-lab)

KMI Topics

21 2022 SEP

Probing Gravity using Quantum Information

Masamichi Miyaji (E-lab)

KMI Topics

15 2022 JUN

Exotic hadrons in the hybrid model of hadronic molecules and compact states

Yasuhiro Yamaguchi (H-lab)

KMI Topics

27 2022 APR

B meson semileptonic decays on the lattice

Takashi Kaneko (KEK and KMI)

KMI Topics