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2024.02.19
【大学院工学系研究科総合研究機構より】(駒場の学生・教職員も参加可能となりました）3月12日Eva Olsson氏講演会のご案内（工学系研究科主催）
(学生・教職員対象）3月12日Eva Olsson氏講演会のご案内（工学系研究科主催）
2024年2月16日
教職員・学生 各位
工学系研究科長 加藤泰浩
3月12日Eva Olsson氏講演会のご案内（工学系研究科主催）
工学系研究科総合研究機構と以前より交流があるノーベル物理学賞選考委員長のEva Olsson先生（Chalmers工科大学・教授）が2024年３月に来日されます。
この度、3月12日に工学系研究科の教職員、学生等を対象として、Eva Olsson先生による講演会を開催する事となりました。
アルフレッド・ノーベルと5つの賞の創設やノーベル賞選考のプロセス、ノーベル物理学賞の例についてもお話しいただく予定です。
是非、多くの教職員・学生の皆さまのご出席をお待ちしております。
＊講演会は、全て英語で行われます。
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＜日時＞：3月12日火曜日 17時15分（開場）、17時45分（開始）
＜場所＞：8号館１階教授室（定員210名） 対面のみ
＜参加費＞：無料
＜参加申込み＞：以下のURLより、3月1日（金）までにお申込下さい。
https://forms.gle/fhDe6pXtMUXR4XR1A
3月1日17時〆切
＜当日のスケジュール＞：
１７時１５分 開場
１７時４５分 開会ご挨拶 研究科長 加藤泰浩
１７時５５分～１８時４０分 Eva Olsson先生 ご講演
１８時４０分～１９時 質疑応答 終了
「Alfred Nobel and the Nobel Prizes」
The Nobel Prizes in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature and Peace were defined in Alfred Nobel's will that he signed in Paris, November 27, 1895. He gave the instructions to establish a fund, whose interest was distributed in the form of these five Nobel prizes. In this talk I will give a short history of Alfred Nobel and the establishment of the five prizes. I will also describe the selection process and give examples of Nobel Prizes in Physics. As stated in Alfred Nobel's will, no consideration is given to the nationality of the candidates and the most worthy shall receive the prizes. The first prizes were awarded in 1901 and today we have Nobel Laureates from more than 70 countries.
皆様のご参加を心よりお待ちしております。
Lecture by Prof. Eva Olsson on March 12 (organized by the Institute of Engineering Innovation, School of Engineering)
Prof. Eva Olsson (Chalmers University of Technology), Chairperson of the Selection Committee for the Nobel Prize in Physics, who has a close relationship with the Institute of Engineering Innovation, School of Engineering, will visit Japan in March 2024.
We are pleased to announce that Prof. Eva Olsson will give a lecture for faculty, staff and students of the Graduate School of Engineering on March 12, 2024.
She will talk about Alfred Nobel and the foundation of the five prizes, the Nobel Prize selection process, and examples of the Nobel Prizes in Physics.
We look forward to the participation of many faculty members and students.
*All lectures will be given in English.
Date and Time: Tuesday, March 12, 5:15 p.m. (doors open), 5:45 p.m. (start)
Place: Bldg. 8, 1st floor faculty room (capacity 210 people), onsite only
Admission: Free
Registration: Please register by Friday, March 1 at the URL below.
https://forms.gle/fhDe6pXtMUXR4XR1A
＊Application Deadline March 1, 5:00 p.m.
Schedule for the day:
17:15 Doors opening
17:45 Opening remarks by Prf. Yasuhiro Kato, Dean of the Graduate School of Engineering
17:50- 18:40 Lecture by Prof. Eva Olsson
18:40-19:00 Q&A session
We sincerely look forward to your participation.
「Alfred Nobel and the Nobel Prizes 」
The Nobel Prizes in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature and Peace were defined in Alfred Nobel's will that he signed in Paris, November 27, 1895. He gave the instructions to establish a fund, whose interest was distributed in the form of these five Nobel prizes. In this talk I will give a short history of Alfred Nobel and the establishment of the five prizes. I will also describe the selection process and give examples of Nobel Prizes in Physics. As stated in Alfred Nobel's will, no consideration is given to the nationality of the candidates and the most worthy shall receive the prizes. The first prizes were awarded in 1901 and today we have Nobel Laureates from more than 70 countries.
