ABOUT
Welcome to UK-Korea Research Conference.
The 1st IBS Conference on Dark World will be held for 30th October – 3rd November, 2017 at the Center for Theoretical Physics of the Universe (CTPU) of Institute for Basic Science (IBS), located at the KAIST Munji Campus in Daejeon, South Korea.
IBS Conference on Dark World is a biennial meeting about physics of dark world, which is jointly organized by the three IBS centers on fundamental physics, Center for Axion and Precision Physics Research (CAPP), Center for Theoretical Physics of the Universe (CTPU), and Center for Underground Physics (CUP). The topics covered in the conference include dark matter, dark force, and related subjects in physics beyond the standard model of particle physics. This biennial meeting is aiming to bring together theorists, experimentalists and observers working in the field of cosmology, astrophysics and particle physics to discuss the latest results, ideas, and future prospects on physics of dark world.
Date & Venue
2019. 5. 28-30
Kavli Royal Society International Centre (Chicheley Hall), UK
Organizers
Kyu Jung Bae (CTPU, IBS)
Sanghyeon Chang (CTPU, IBS)
Ki-Young Choi (CNU)
Kiwoon Choi (CTPU, IBS)
Kenji Kadota (CTPU, IBS)
Yeongduk Kim (CUP, IBS)
Hye-Sung Lee (CTPU, IBS)
Hyangkyu Park (CUP, IBS)
Myeonghun Park (CTPU, IBS)
Yannis K Semertzidis (CAPP, IBS/KAIST)
Jonghee Yoo (CAPP, IBS/KAIST)
Sung Woo Youn (CAPP,IBS/KAIST)
Topics
Materials Science
Neuroscience
Organized by
The Royal Society
The Korean Academy of Science and Technology (KAST)
Institute for Basic Science (IBS)
PROGRAM
| 08.30 | Registration | ||
| 09.15 | Welcome and Introduction by hosts (Wolfson 1) | ||
| 09.45 | Coffee (room change) | ||
| Materials science (Wolfson 2) | Neuroscience | ||
| Session 1: Materials for energy | Session 1: Synapse and glia development | ||
| 10.00 | Bill David Introduction |
||
| 10.05 | Peter B Littlewood Materials for energy and sustainability |
10.00 | Changjoon Justin Lee MAOBists join BAPtists and TAUists in Alzheimer research |
| 10.25 | Josh Makepeace In-situ structural analysis of hydrogen storage materials and ammonia decompostion catalysts |
10.25 | Oscar Marin Differential control of excitatory and inhibitory synapse development by neuregulins |
| 10.50 | Discussion | 10.50 | Discussion |
| 11.00 | Bill David Energy materials and the bulk movement of charge |
11.00 | Jinhyun Kim mGRASP for high-resolution structural and functional synapse mapping at multiple scales |
| 11.25 | Jan-Willem Bos Development of thermoelectric materials for waste heat recovery |
11.25 | Ragnhildur Thora Karadottir Oligodendrocyte precursor cell-states and activity-dependent (re)myelination |
| 11.50 | Discussion | 11.50 | Discussion |
| 12.00 | LUNCH | ||
| Session 2: Advanced characterisation and computation | Session 2: Synapse diversity and computation | ||
| 13.00 | Hyunjung Kim Ultrafast and nanoscale structure and dynamics |
13.00 | Hee-Sup Shin Neural circuits underlying the ‘Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing’, a psychotherapeutic regimen for fear disorders |
| 13.25 | Andrew M Beale Chemical imaging of functional materials under process conditions |
13.25 | Seth GN Grant Synapse diversity and the synaptome architecture of the brain |
| 13.50 | Discussion | 13.50 | Discussion |
| 14.00 | Aron Walsh Quantum mechanochemical coupling in halide perovskite solar cells |
14.00 | Min Whan Jung Remembering rewarding futures: a simulation-selection model of the hippocampus |
| 14.25 | Young Hee Lee van der Waals materials and heterostructures: synthesis and Coulomb drag transistor |
14.25 | Leon Lagnado An amplitude code transmits information at a visual synapse |
| 14.50 | Discussion | 14.50 | Discussion |
| 15.00 | Tea | ||
| Session 3: Novel material systems | Session 3: Inherited and acquired synaptopathies | ||
| 15.30 | Kookrin Char 2DEG state at the BaSnO3/LaInO3 polar interface |
15.30 | Eunjoon Kim NMDA receptor dysfunction and sexual dimorphism in mouse models of autism |
| 15.55 | Ki Tae Nam Peptide encoded chirality in single plasmonic nanoparticles |
15.55 | Angela Vincent Autoantibodies and the brain |
| 16.20 | Discussion | 16.20 | Discussion |
| 16.30 | Alex Gibbs 193Ir ? opening the door to high quality neutron scattering studies of iridium-based materials |
16.30 | Inhee Mook-Jung A breakdown in metabolic reprogramming causes microglia dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease |
| 16.55 | Hamish Hei-Man Yeung In-situ investigation of metal-organic framework formation |
16.55 | David Beeson Congenital myasthenic syndromes: new genes and better treatment |
| 17.20 | Discussion | 17.20 | Discussion |
| 17.30 | Pre-dinner talk (Wolfson 1) | ||
| 18.10 | Drinks reception and Dinner | ||
| Materials science | Neuroscience | ||
| Session 4: Low dimensional materials | Session 4: Synaptic circuit disorders | ||
| 09.00 | Phil King Electronic structure and charge ordering of 2D quantum materials |
09.00 | Jeong-Ho Lee Deciphering brain somatic mutations in human neurological disorders |
| 09.25 | Moon-Ho Jo Epitaxial 2D electrical circuitry on atomically thin van der Waals semiconductors |
09.25 | Annette Dolphin Neuronal calcium channel trafficking and function: relevance to chronic pain |
| 09.50 | Discussion | 09.50 | Discussion |
| 10.00 | Han Woong Yeom Topological excitations in low dimensional electronic systems for robust informatics |
10.00 | Sung joong Lee Negr1 controls adult hippocampal neurogenesis and affective behaviours |
| 10.25 | Jong-Hyun Ahn Two-dimensional materials for wearable electronic and optoelectronic devices |
10.25 | Ian D Forsythe Kv3 voltage-gated potassium channels: their role in action potential repolarisation and in brainstem auditory processing |
| 10.50 | Discussion | 10.50 | Discussion |
| 11.00 | Coffee | ||
| Session 5: Spin-orbit coupling | Session 5: Circuit formation and learning | ||
| 11.30 | Je-Geun Park Spin-orbit entanglement in 3D transition metal compounds |
11.30 | Ji Won Um Mechanisms of activity-dependent inhibitory synapse development: implication with epilepsy |
| 11.55 | Ara Go Spin-orbit coupled ground state in strongly correlated insulator CuAl2O4 |
11.55 | Kinga Bercsenyi To be or not to be: life or death decisions during brain development |
| 12.20 | Discussion | 12.20 | Discussion |
| 12.30 | LUNCH | ||
| Session 6: Free electron lasers | Session 5: Circuit formation and learning cont. | ||
| 13.30 | Hyun-Joon Shin X-ray free electron laser at Pohang Accelerator Laboratory (PAL-XFEL) for materials science research |
13.30 | Jaewon Ko Molecular principles of mammalian GABAergic synapse formation |
| 13.55 | Malcolm McMahon Exploiting XFELs for a new generation of extreme conditions science |
13.55 | Michael Kohl A role for the retrosplenial cortex in latent learning? |
| 14.20 | Discussion | 14.20 | Discussion |
| 14.30 | Tea | ||
| Session 7: Magnetic and superconducting materials | Session 6: Sensorimotor circuits | ||
| 15.00 | Philip Kim Exciton superfluid and ferromagnetic superconductivity in graphene |
15.00 | Seung-Hee Lee Functional dissection of neural circuits for sensory integration and perceptual decision |
| 15.25 | Fabio Donati A magnetic bit made of a single atom |
15.25 | James Jepson Dyskinesic Drosophila: using fruit flies to study hyperkinetic movement disorders |
| 15.50 | Discussion | 15.50 | Discussion |
| 16.00 | Paolo G Radaelli Magnetic crystallography and beyond: magneto-structural textures in functional materials from diffraction and spectroscopy |
16.00 | Jeongjin Kim Cognitive-motor integration in basal ganglia outputs |
| 16.25 | Suchitra Sebastian Unconventional phases of strongly correlated matter |
16.25 | Esther Becker New insights into cerebellar disorders |
| 16.50 | Discussion | 16.50 | Discussion |
| 17.00 | Joint summary | 17.00 | Joint summary |
| 17.15 | CLOSE | ||
INVITED SPEAKERS
Materials science
Bill David FRS(Co-chair) / ISIS/Univ. of Oxford
Aron Walsh / Imperial College London
Peter Littlewood FRS / Univ. of Chicago
Andrew Beale / UCL
Phil King / St Andrews Univ.
Jan-Willem Bos / Heriot Watt Univ.
Paolo Radaelli / Univ. of Oxford
Malcolm McMahon / Edinburgh Univ.
Alex Gibbs / ISIS Neutron and Muon Source
Suchitra Sebastian / Cambridge Univ.
Hamish Yeung / Univ. of Oxford
Josh Makepeace / Univ. of Oxford
Je-Geun Park(Co-chair) / IBS
Young Hee Lee / IBS
Han Woong Yeom / IBS
Moon-Ho Jo / IBS
Kookrin Char / Seoul National University
Hyunjung Kim / Sogang University
Hyun-Joon Shin / Pohang Accelerator Laboratory
Philip Kim / Harvard University
Ara Go / IBS
Fabio Donati / IBS
Ki Tae Nam / Seoul National University
Jong-Hyun Ahn / Yonsei University
Neuroscience
Dimitri Kullmann FRS(Co-chair) / UCL
Annette Dolphin FRS / UCL
Seth Grant / Univ. of Edinburgh
Angela Vincent FRS / Univ. of Oxford
Oscar Marin / King’s College London
Leon Lagnado / Univ. of Sussex
David Besson / Univ. of Oxford
Ragnhildur Thora Karadottir / Univ. of Cambridge
Ian Forsythe / Univ. of Leicester
Esther Becker / Univ. of Oxford
Kinga Bercseny / King’s College London
Mchael Kohl / Univ. of Oxford
James Jepson / UCL
Eunjoon Kim(Co-chair) / IBS
Hee-Sup Shin /IBS
Changjoon Justin Lee / IBS
Min Whan Jung / IBS
Sung Joong Lee / Seoul National University
Inhee Mook-Jung / Seoul National University
Jeong Ho Lee / KAIST
Jinny Kim / KIST
Jaewon Ko / DGIST
Seung-Hee Lee / KAIST
Jeongjin Kim / KIST
Ji Won Um / DGIST
VENUE
Kavli Royal Society International Centre (Chicheley Hall)
Chicheley Road, Milton Keynes MK16 9JJ, UK
Tel: +44-1234-868650
ACCOMMODATION
Kavli Royal Society International Centre (Chicheley Hall)
Chicheley Road, Milton Keynes MK16 9JJ, UK
Tel: +44-1234-868650
Cranfield Management Development Centre
Wharley End Cranfield, Cranfield, Bedford MK43 0HG, UK
Tel: +44-1234-751122