As a part of a long haul holistic international development, Okayama University is gradually and firmly improving its global engagement through a strengthened commitment to ERASMUS mobility programs.- Read more Continue reading Okayama University at the Leading Edge of ERASMUS Activities in Japan
A series of International events will take place @ Okayama University – Read more Continue reading 6-month program of international events at Okayama University
Université Savoie Mont-Blanc is a comprehensive university hosting 15 000 students + 1 500 faculties and staff. It is located at the heart of the beautiful French Alps mountain range, on the shore of the largest lake in France: Lac du Bourget (https://www.univ-smb.fr/). Similar figures hold for Okayama University. More…. Continue reading Focus on a powerful common dynamics between Université Savoie-Mont-Blanc (USMB France) and Okayama University
– Join those 2 exciting talks in July and September 2023 – Pr. William SACKS (Sorbonne University) and Dong Kwang KIM (Okayama University) will join the URA International Seminar on July 12th and September 6th. Get the Flyers of announcement for July 12th here and for September here – and think to go for registration. Continue reading URA International Seminar of Okayama University supported by HESPRI (HORIZON EUROPE) – “Solving problems” and “The role of Education in building a modern Japan”
Dr. A. WAGNER from CNRS / Strasbourg University will stay 2 weeks at Okayama University from November 7th – 2022 in the framework of a longstanding joint Mobility programme. The agenda of visit will include, in addition to numerous meetings with specialists of DDS and biorthogonal chemistry (see Chemistry Nobel Prize – 2022), 2 talks of the URA International Seminar series, open to researchers and … Continue reading Okayama and Strasbourg Universities – Mobility programme.
Japan is among the world top countries for the number of CNRS structured collaborations and MULTIDIM has been recently awarded as one of them. It is an International Research Project (IRP) supported by CNRS (MULTIDIM). MULTIDIM is coordinated by the team in Strasbourg headed by Dr. Alberto BIANCO. At Okayama University Pr. Yuta NISHINA is the leader. At the event, the CNRS Tokyo Office was … Continue reading On September – 22nd -2022, a delegation from CNRS (Tokyo Office) visited Okayama University to kick off the MULTIDIM project (IRP) – Main commitments of the university in HORIZON EUROPE were also highlighted
3 students from Grenoble University report (Rapport d’étonnement) – June-2022 Read more … Continue reading Only a few weeks of exposure to Japan research and culture at Okayama University and already got a bunch of puzzling and amazing emotional feelings
The Ph-D is connected with SELFY, a European Commission project putting together prestigious institutions from around the world. Have a look at SELFY and the Ph-D announcement here Continue reading Looking for a Ph-D based in France with extension to Japan (Okayama University) ???
The 2019 session of “Opto-X-Nano” conference was co-organised by Okayama University, Tyndall National Institute in Cork – Ireland and Riken-SPRING8. It put together at the Okayama Convention Center, about 110 participants in several interdisciplinary fields. About 35% came from Europe or N-America. The 2019-Edition was opened by Pr. Shin Ichi Yamamoto presently Dean of Research Department at NIAD-QE and formerly Vice-President of research at Okayama … Continue reading Opto-X-Nano-2019 (Dec-2nd to 5th) – Report
In Nov-2017 Okayama University and Tyndall Institute (Cork-Ireland) organised a first Edition. As the event met great success a second Edition was planned. From 2019 the conference will held every second year. The December 2019 edition is co-organised by Tyndall Institute, RIKEN-Spring-8 and Okayama University. About 60 invited speakers from around the globe (40% from North America and Europe) are expected and many of them … Continue reading Okayama University will co-host “Opto-X-Nano” (2nd Edition) from Dec-2nd – 2019
International Research at Okayama University 