ICMMA 2024

International Conference on
"Self-organization in Life and Matter"

Index

Outline of the Conference ICMMA 2024

What's New

Aug. 6	The abstracts are released.
Jul. 10	The program is released.
Jul. 2	Registration for participation and poster presentation starts.
May. 16	The web page for ICMMA 2024 is now available.

Outline of the Conference ICMMA 2024

Organizers and Cooperation	MEXT Joint Usage / Research Center "Center for Mathematical Modeling and Applications"(CMMA) Meiji Institute for Advanced Study of Mathematical Sciences (MIMS)
Date	9th - 11th September, 2024
Venue	On site only Room 603, 6th floor, Nakano Campus, Meiji University Access map Nakano campus Transportation to Meiji University
Schedule	9th (Mon.): Invited talks 10th (Tue.): Invited talks, Poster presentations, Banquet 11th (Wed.): Iinvited talks
Internet Access	The eduroam wireless network is available on campus. If your institution participates in eduroam, we recommend that you set up your eduroam account before traveling. For eduroam-related problems, please contact your home institution's technical support.

List of Speakers

Haruna Fujioka
(Okayama University, Japan)

Hiroshi Ito
(Kyushu University, Japan)

Jae Kyoung Kim
(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Republic of Korea)

Hiroyuki Kitahata
(Chiba University, Japan)

István Lagzi
(Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary)

Takashi Miura
(Kyushu University, Japan)

Hiroya Nakao
(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

Gisele Oda
(Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil)

Daisuke Ono
(Nagoya University, Japan)

Federico Rossi
(University of Siena, Italy)

Akiko Satake
(Kyushu University, Japan)

Aneta Stefanovska
(Lancaster University, UK)

Registration

Registration for participation and
poster presentation
On site only

The confirmation email will be sent to the address you entered when you registered.

Please click the "Registration" button to open the registration form.
　

Registration Deadline
~~Please register by August 26 (Mon.), 2024.~~
Please register by September 2 (Mon.), 2024.

*Registration

closed

　　

Registration fee: free
　

Banquet and Poster Awards conferment ceremony
Please register in advance for the sake of convenience of our preparation. The banquet will be held on 18:00 September 10 (Tue.) :
　　　　　　　　　　5,000 JPY for general attendants
　　　　　　　　　　2,000 JPY for students
Please pay the banquet fee JPY at the banquet site.

※ For Inquiry to MIMS office by e-mail: cmma[at]mics.meiji.ac.jp (replace [at] with @)
　

Program

Date： 9th - 11th September, 2024
Venue： Room 603, 6F High-Rise Wing, Nakano Campus

Abstract

Mon. 9th
	Opening
13:00~14:00	István Lagzi (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary) "Material design and engineering using reactions and mass transport processes"
14:00~15:00	Jae Kyoung Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Republic of Korea) "Mastering Noise in Rhythm Generation: Strategies for Utilization and Avoidance"
15:00	Coffee Break
15:15~16:15	Akiko Satake (Kyushu University, Japan) "Synchrony from genes to ecosystems"
16:15~17:15	Hiroya Nakao (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan) "Dynamical reduction approach to the analysis and control of rhythmic systems"
17:15	Coffee Break
17:30~18:30	Takashi Miura（Kyushu University, Japan） "Self-organization of cell-cell boundary structures in kidney cells"

Tue. 10th
10:00~12:00	Poster presentation
12:00~13:00	Lunch
13:30~14:30	Aneta Stefanovska (Lancaster University, UK) "Imperfect clocks that govern mammalian physiological functions – an overview from circadian to milliseconds scales"
14:30~15:30	Haruna Fujioka (Okayama University, Japan) "Individual activity-rest rhythms of ants under laboratory colony conditions"
15:30	Coffee Break
16:00~17:00	Daisuke Ono (Nagoya University, Japan) "Cytosolic circadian rhythms in the mammalian central circadian clock"
17:00~18:00	Federico Rossi (University of Siena, Italy) "Synthesis and Application of Giant Unilamellar Vesicles for Cellular Modeling and Advanced Materials"
18:00~	Banquet

Wed. 11th
9:00~10:00	Hiroshi Ito (Kyushu University, Japan) "Cellular circadian rhythm can be more precise through output"
10:00~11:00	Gisele Oda (Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil) "Biological Clocks of Subterranean Rodents: Field Work meets Mathematical Modeling in South America"
11:00	Coffee Break
11:15~12:15	Hiroyuki Kitahata (Chiba University, Japan) "Relation between motion and shape in self-phoretic motions"
12:15~12:20	Closing

Poster Award of ICMMA 2024

Best Poster Award

“Roles of suprachiasmatic AVP neurons on female reproductive functions”

Mizuki Sugiyama (Meiji Univ.),
Jiaxu Chen (Meiji Univ.),
Michihiro Mieda (Kanazawa Univ.), and
Takahiro J. Nakamura (Meiji Univ.)

Excellent Poster Presentation Award

“Analysis of bifurcation structure in the non-reciprocal Swift-Hohenberg model”

Yuta Tateyama (Chiba Univ.),
Hiroaki Ito (Chiba Univ.),
Shigeyuki Komura (WIUCAS), and
Hiroyuki Kitahata (Chiba Univ.)

“The rate of photosynthesis of Euglena under periodic light”

Kosuke Harada (Meiji Univ.) and Nobuhiko J. Suematsu (Meiji Univ.)

Poster Award

“Molecularly Designed Self-Propelled Motion of Perylenediimide Dianions”

Lara Rae Holstein (NIMS, Tsukuba Univ.),
Nobuhiko J. Suematsu (Meiji Univ.),
Masayuki Takeuchi (NIMS, Tsukuba Univ.),
Atsuro Takai (NIMS)

“Phase autoencoder: data-driven phase reduction for limit-cycle oscillators”

Koichiro Yawata (Tokyo Tech. Univ.) and
Hiroya Nakao (Tokyo Tech. Univ.)

Poster Presentation

Date：Tuesday 10th, September 2024,　10:00 -12:00
　

Poster Presentation List

Poster title	Author(s) Name
1. A design principle for slow-wave sleep firing pattern with Na+ dynamics	Tomohide Sato (Univ. Tokyo), Koji L. Ode (Univ. Tokyo), Fukuaki L. Kinoshita (RIKEN BDR), and Hiroki R. Ueda (Univ. Tokyo, RIKEN BDR)
2. Optimal setting of a Poincaré section for calculating the phase of rhythmic spatiotemporal dynamics	Takahiro Arai (JAMSTEC), Yoji Kawamura (JAMSTEC), and Toshio Aoyagi (Kyoto Univ.)
3. Molecularly Designed Self-Propelled Motion of Perylenediimide Dianions	Lara Rae Holstein (NIMS, Tsukuba Univ.), Nobuhiko J. Suematsu (Meiji Univ.), Masayuki Takeuchi (NIMS, Tsukuba Univ.), Atsuro Takai (NIMS)
4. Collective Dynamics of Self-propelled BZ Droplets	Nobuhiko J. Suematsu (Meiji Univ.)
5. Towards molecular robots: far-from-equilibrium motion of molecular assembly	Yoshiyuki Kageyama (Hokkaido Univ.)
6. Reaction period and its fluctuation of Belousov-Zhabotinsky rection in microscale	Hiroki Emmei (Kindai Univ.) and Takatoshi Ichino (Kindai Univ.)
7. Movement of camphor boat with flow	Takatoshi Ichino (Kindai Univ.)
8. Objective assessment of sleep-wake rhythms using a wearable device in healthy adults	Mitsuki Umino(Meiji Univ.), Sho Tachimoto(Meiji Univ.), and Takahiro J. Nakamura(Meiji Univ.)
9. Characterizing two transitions in a population of Kuramoto oscillators with stochastic resetting	Ayumi Ozawa (JAMSTEC) and Hiroshi Kori (Univ. Tokyo)
10. Identifying the interaction type in phase oscillator networks from time series	Weiwei Su (Univ. of Tokyo)
11. Roles of suprachiasmatic AVP neurons on female reproductive functions	Mizuki Sugiyama (Meiji Univ.), Jiaxu Chen (Meiji Univ.), Michihiro Mieda (Kanazawa Univ.), and Takahiro J. Nakamura (Meiji Univ.)
12. Propagation properties of precipitation bands induced by precipitation and redissolution reactions	Yuhei Onishi (Meiji Univ.) and Nobuhiko J. Suematsu (Meiji Univ.)
13. Phase control of the high-dimensional Kuramoto model using dynamical reduction approaches	Narumi Fujii (Tokyo Tech) and Hiroya Nakao (Tokyo Tech)
14. Hydrodynamic simulation of synchronized flow pattern in two coupled collapsible tubes	Yuki Araya (Chiba Univ.), Hiroaki Ito (Chiba Univ.), and Hiroyuki Kitahata (Chiba Univ.)
15. The oscillatory phenomenon of glycolysis in astrocytes related to brain diseases.	Li Xianghui (Yokohama Nat. Univ.), Amemiya Takashi (Yokohama Nat. Univ.), and Shibata Kenichi (Yokohama Nat. Univ.)
16. Excessive synchronisation of cortical networks causes sensory processing disorders in human	Osamu Inomoto (Kyusyu Sangyo Univ.)
17. Analysis of bifurcation structure in the non-reciprocal Swift-Hohenberg model	Yuta Tateyama (Chiba Univ.), Hiroaki Ito (Chiba Univ.), Shigeyuki Komura (WIUCAS), and Hiroyuki Kitahata (Chiba Univ.)
18. Analysis of the bifurcation in thermal convection patterns in immiscible liquid bilayer with an undeformed interface	Mizuki Nakamura (Chiba Univ.), Hiroaki Ito (Chiba Univ.), and Hiroyuki Kitahata (Chiba Univ.)
19. Phase autoencoder: data-driven phase reduction for limit-cycle oscillators	Koichiro Yawata (Tokyo Tech. Univ.) and Hiroya Nakao (Tokyo Tech. Univ.)
20. Mode-switching of Self-propelled Camphor Disks depending on the Number Density	Koki Shinoda (Meiji Univ.) and Nobuhiko. J. Suematsu (Meiji Univ.)
21. Bifurcation of the Belousov-Zhabotinsky Reaction in a Droplet depending on the Droplet Size and Light Intensity	Keigo Takeda (Meiji Univ.) and Nobuhiko J. Suematsu (Meiji Univ.)
22. Spatially locked chimera states	Petar Mircheski (Tokyo Tech) and Hiroya Nakao (Tokyo Tech)
23. GPPI: Gaussian Process Phase Interpolation for estimating the asymptotic phase of a limit cycle oscillator from time series	Ryota Kobayashi (Univ. Tokyo), Taichi Yamamoto (Univ. Tokyo), and Hiroya Nakao (Tokyo Tech)
24. Sharp interface limit of porous medium Allen-Cahn equation	Hyunjoon Park (Meiji Univ.), Hiroshi Matano (Meiji Univ.), and Mori Ryunosuke (Meiji Univ.)
25. The rate of photosynthesis of Euglena under periodic light	Kosuke Harada (Meiji Univ.) and Nobuhiko J. Suematsu (Meiji Univ.)
26. Bioconvection of Euglena in Response to Light from Above and Below	Naoyasu Morino (Meiji Univ.) and Nobuhiko J. Suematsu (Meiji Univ.)
27. On the synchronized intermittent motion of camphor disks	Hiraku Nishimori (Meiji Univ.), Masashi Shiraishi (Meiji Univ.), and Nobuhiko J. Suematsu (Meiji Univ.)
28. A Foldable Stylish Origami Hat/Helmet	Toshie Sasaki (Meiji Univ.)

Poster Guidelines

1. The poster board will be 960 mm wide by 1800 mm tall.

2. The recommended size of your poster is ISO A0 (841 mm × 1189 mm).

3. Please use your designated board (announced later).

4. Please put your poster until the start of the poster session on September 9th.

5. You can keep it until the end of the conference.

nakano map

Organizing Committee

Chair:	Nobuhiko J. Suematsu (Meiji University)
Members:	Takahiro Nakamura (Meiji University)
	Kota Ikeda (Meiji University)
	Hiraku Nishimori (Meiji University)
	Ken-Ichi Nakamura (Meiji University)
	Masashi Shiraishi (Meiji University)

Transportation to
Meiji University, Nakano campus

4-21-1 Nakano, Nakano-ku, Tokyo, Japan 164-8525

　　**As of June, 2024
　　

From Nakano Station to Meiji University

nakano map

　
　The nearest JR station to Meiji University, Nakano campus is Nakano. It takes 8minutes on foot from JR Chuo/Sobu, and Subway Tozai Line, Nakano Station. Please go out from North Exit of Nakano Station.

From Haneda Airport to Nakano Station

'Haneda Airport' English web site
　

Haneda Airport (羽田空港) -- Monorail --> Hamamatsucho (浜松町)
Hamamatsucho (浜松町) -- JR line --> Tokyo (東京)
Tokyo (東京)-- JR line --> Nakano (中野)

Line : approx. 23 min. 520 yen	Tokyo -Monorail : Haneda Airport International Terminal (Monorail) --> Hamamatsucho
Line : approx. 25 min. 320 yen	JR Keihintohoku: 　Hamamatsucho --> 　Tokyo JR Chuo Line for Rapid Train:　 Tokyo --> 　Nakano

From Narita Airport to Nakano Station

'Narita Airport' English web site
　

Narita Airport (成田空港) -- JR Narita-Express --> Shinjuku (新宿)
Shinjuku (新宿) -- JR line --> Nakano (中野)

Line : approx. 90 min. 3250 yen	JR Narita-Express : 　Narita Airport --> 　Shinjuku JR Chuo Line: 　Shinjuku --> 　Nakano 　　approx. 5 min. for Rapid, 10 min. for Local

Route map

Line map

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Look at the website for Narita Express.

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