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NanoJapan Program Michael Chien (NJ 2009) received a "Superior Presentation" award at the 2009 Sigma Xi Annual Meeting for his NanoJapan 2009 research poster presentation. Congratulations Michael!
Source: nanojapan.rice.edu
The NanoJapan program has been selected as the recipient of the 2008 Institute of International Education (IIE) Heiskell Award for Best Practices in International Education in the highly competitive study abroad category. >> Read More
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Michael Chien presenting his NanoJapan 2009 research poster at the Sigma Xi: Scientific Research Society's 2009 Annual Meeting. He received a "Superior Presentation" award for this poster presentation.
Michael conducted this research at Keio University under the advisement of Prof. Kohei Itoh as a participant in the 2009 NanoJapan program which is sponsored by an NSF-PIRE grant (OISE-0530220).
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Photos of NanoJapan alumni events, activities, and get-togethers nationwide.
NJ Alumni are encouraged to post photos of events where you are promoting NanoJapan, presenting your NanoJapan poster, or meeting up with NanoJapan alumni. Formal and informal photos are welcome!
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The James A. Baker III Institute Student Forum will host "Sustainable Development Innovations: Japan's Effort to unite against climate change", November 19, 12:00-1:00pm, at Farnsworth Pavilion, Ley Student Center, Rice University.
Associate Professor in Sustainability Science at the University of Tokyo, Masaru Yarime w...ill discuss environmental sustainability during this lunchtime lecture.
Come eat, listen, and learn how Japan's researchers, corporations and industries are working together to create a united front to overcome the environmental challenges of the 21st century.
This lecture is sponsored by the Shell Center for Sustainability and the Consulate-General of Japan.
Please RSVP to bisf@rice.edu if you are interested in attending.
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Associate Director
Shell Center for Sustainability
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Associate Professor in Sustainability Science at the University of Tokyo, Masaru Yarime w...ill discuss environmental sustainability during this lunchtime lecture.
Come eat, listen, and learn how Japan's researchers, corporations and industries are working together to create a united front to overcome the environmental challenges of the 21st century.
This lecture is sponsored by the Shell Center for Sustainability and the Consulate-General of Japan.
Please RSVP to bisf@rice.edu if you are interested in attending.
*Lilibeth Andre*
Associate Director
Shell Center for Sustainability
RICE UNIVERSITYRead More
James A. Baker III Institute Student Forum
Time:12:00PM Thursday, November 19th
Location:Rice University, Farnsworth Pavilion, Ley Student Center
NanoJapan Program
Apply by February 1 for priority consideration for SULI Summer 2010 research internships at U.S. national laboratories nationwide. U.S. citizen or permanent resident students who are majoring in any branch of science, math, engineering
and technology are encouraged to apply. The Department of Energy-Headquarters
also has interns majoring in science or public policy.
Source: www.scied.science.doe.gov
This program places students in paid internships in Science and Engineering at any of several Department of Energy facilities. Many of the participants in the program have decided on a career in science and engineering because of the nature of the experience. ...
Source: www.economist.com
A host of medium-sized Japanese electronics firms have developed dominant positions in many areas of technology. Can they keep them?
NanoJapan Program Attending the 2009 Sigma Xi Annual Meeting in Houston? If so be sure to stop by the poster session on Saturday morning from 9:00 to 11:30 AM to see Michael Chien (NJ 2009) present his NanoJapan research project poster on "Manipulation of Nanostructures on Silicon (111) 7x7 Surface for Applications in Quantum Computing".
Source: nanojapan.rice.edu
Michael Chien - NanoJapan 2009 University of Pennsylvania Keio University Advisor: Kohei Itoh, Website Research Project: Manipulation of Nanostructures on Silicon (111) 7x7 Surface for Applications in Quantum Computing Final Research Poster: Major/s: Physics Anticipated Graduation: May 2011
NanoJapan Program 2010 Summer Conference Now Accepting Applications!
Source: www.iscdc.org
International Student Conferences nonprofit sponsor of student exchange programs: Japan-America Student Conference and Korea America Student Conference
NanoJapan Program MIRTHE Research Experience for Undergraduates program now accpeting applications for Summer 2010. Opportunity to conduct cutting-edge research with faculty mentors at Rice University, Princeton University, Texas A&M University, Johns Hopkins University, City College New York, or the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
Source: www.mirthecenter.org
MIRTHE Center :: Mid-InfraRed Technologies for Health and the Environment
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Group dinner at Kubo's during Tolu Ogunbekun's visit to Houston in November 2009.
Front row (l to r): Junichiro Kono, Tolu Ogunbekun, Tiffany Kuo, Clare Ouyang, Sarah Phillips
Back row (l to r): Kenji Yamammoto, Takashi Yagihara, Benjamin Lu, Norman Pai, Takayuki Nosaka
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The NanoJapan program is now accepting applications for the 2010 program!
See our website for more information and to access the online application.
Source: nanojapan.rice.edu
Rice University is pleased to announce the opening of the NanoJapan 2010 application cycle. Please carefully review the Eligiblity & Selection, Application Timeline, and Frequently Asked Questions pages of our website prior to submitting your online application. ...
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An article on the NanoJapan program appears on page 115 of the November 2009 issue of Nikkei Science,
a joint venture between Scientific American and Nikkei Newspaper. Prof.
Junichiro Kono of Rice University was interviewed for this article
which highlights the NanoJapan program and Rice University to a broad
scientific audience in Japan. Click the link below to view the full article (only in Japanese).
Source: nanojapan.rice.edu
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NanoJapan Program Alumni Update: Yiming Wang (NJ 2007) is currently pursing a Master's in Electrical Engineering at Rice University.
Source: nanojapan.rice.edu
One of the stated goals of the NSF-PIRE program is to contribute to the development of a generation of globally competent scientists and engineers. Furthermore, our PIRE grant seeks to encourage young ...
NanoJapan Program Alumni Update: Kanes Sutuntivorakoon (NJ 2007) is currently pursing a Master's in Electrical Engineering at Rice University.
Source: nanojapan.rice.edu
One of the stated goals of the NSF-PIRE program is to contribute to the development of a generation of globally competent scientists and engineers. Furthermore, our PIRE grant seeks to encourage young ...
NanoJapan Program Alumni Update: Tiffany Yey (NJ 2006) is currently a medical student at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City.
Source: nanojapan.rice.edu
One of the stated goals of the NSF-PIRE program is to contribute to the development of a generation of globally competent scientists and engineers. Furthermore, our PIRE grant seeks to encourage young ...
