Bridging Science and Innovation: General Lecture with NAIST Japan at UGM

On February 26, 2025, the Department of Physics at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada, proudly hosted a General Lecture featuring three distinguished scholars from the Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST), Japan. The event was held at the RMJT Soehakso Auditorium, FMIPA UGM, from 8:00 to 9:30 AM WIB, attracting faculty members, researchers, and students eager to gain insights into cutting-edge developments in material science.

The lecture featured presentations by Prof. Hiroyuki Katsuki, Prof. Mikiya Fujii, and Associate Prof. Yaxiaer Yalikun, each bringing their unique expertise and research focus. Prof. Katsuki discussed the modification of material properties through the formation of polaritonic states, shedding light on innovative ways to manipulate materials at the quantum level. Prof. Fujii presented on data-driven materials science, emphasizing how artificial intelligence and machine learning are transforming research methodologies and accelerating discoveries in materials science. Meanwhile, Assoc. Prof. Yalikun explored advancements in micro and nano-scale material processing using ultra-short pulse lasers, highlighting the potential applications of these technologies in various scientific and industrial fields.

General Lecture

This General Lecture provided a valuable platform for knowledge exchange and fostered international collaboration between UGM and NAIST. Attendees had the opportunity to engage with the speakers during a Q&A session, deepening their understanding of these advanced topics. The event also underscored UGM’s commitment to promoting high-quality education and research by connecting its academic community with global experts.

Overall, the lecture was a resounding success, inspiring participants to explore new frontiers in material science and encouraging further academic partnerships. The Department of Physics looks forward to hosting similar events in the future to continue enriching the learning environment and research capabilities of its members.

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