Program

Schedule

All programs will be held in Japan Standard Time (GMT+9).

	2/21 (Wed.)	2/22 (Thu.)
8:45-9:00	Opening ceremony
9:00-12:00	Lecture 1 / Lecture 2	Lecture 3 / Lecture 4
12:00-13:00	Lunch-time chat	Lunch-time chat
13:00-16:00	Poster presentations	Lecture 5 / Lecture 6
16:00-	Get-together	Get-together

*Two lectures will be given in parallel in each time slot.

Lecture sessions

Lecture 1 and Lecture 2  (2/21(Wed.) 9:00-12:00)

Lecturer	Title (click to see abstracts)
Masahiro Sato (Chiba University)	Nonequilibrium Phenomena in Quantum Spintronics
Haruki Watanabe (The University of Tokyo)	Introduction to Lieb-Schultz-Mattis theorem and Symmetry-Indicator Method

Lecture 3 and Lecture 4  (2/22(Thu.) 9:00-12:00)

Lecturer	Title (click to see abstracts)
Ryo Hanai (Kyoto University)	Physics of non-equilibrium many-body open systems
Keiji Saito (Kyoto University)	The Speed Limit and Information Propagation

Lecture 5 and Lecture 6  (2/22(Thu.) 13:00-16:00)

Lecturer	Title (click to see abstracts)
Hideaki Aoyama (Kyoto University)	Physicist: Imperialist or Nomad?
Savannah Garmon （Osaka Metropolitan University）	Non-exponential dynamics near the continuum threshold: anti-bound states and exceptional points [Slide1] [Slide2]

Poster presentations

• Poster-presentation session will be held during 13:00-16:00 of Wed., Feb. 21st in Japan Standard Time (GMT+9).
• The session will be divided into two 90-minute parts.
• Each presenter is expected to be in an assigned Zoom breakout room and to give presentations when audience visit the room during one of the two parts.
• Presenters can share their slides in the rooms and explain their research.
• Audience can pop in and out of the rooms during the presentation session.
• Presentations are basically in English, but students are welcome to give presentations in Japanese. However, even in this case, please prepare the title and slides of your presentation in English.

Lunch-time chat and Get-together (tentative plan)

We will use Gather to give participants the chance to build network with other participants and ask questions to the lecturers.
Participants can join the virtual platform anytime during the school.