2018 Program for Tohoku University

Experiencing UW-Campus LifeFeb 19 (M) President day: University Holiday
Tohoku University
Arrive/Hotel check-in/Free time in the afternoon
Feb 20 (T) AM:

9:00 Brief introduction (Prof . Ohuchi)
9:15 Self-introduction (5 min PPT x 12=60min)
10:15 Ice-Breaking activities for Cooperative Research Works(Place: ‘Adler 107’ https://www.hfs.washington.edu/alder107/#gsc.tab=0 )Also see attachment
Lunch 11:30
1:00-5:00
Entrepreneurship forum• Lectures given by Prof. Dwayne Arola (1:00~2:00)“Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Engineering”• Lectures given by Mr. Ed Sarausad, MBA (2:00~2:50)“TBA”• Experience talk given by Jacob Alhadeff (3:00~3:40)“Soccer Smart Wall: Revolutionizing Athletic Development”• Social Entrepreneurship given by Sahar Okawa Ellerbrock (3:40~4:20)“Social Entrepreneurship in the New World: The World Speaker Forum”• Experience talk given by Joey Thomas (4:20~4:40)“Printed thermocouples”• Closing remark(Place: ‘Adler 107’ https://www.hfs.washington.edu/alder107/#gsc.tab=0 )Feb 21 (W) Auditing lectures (with your choice)
TimeLocationLecture
8:30-9:20
FSH 102
MSE 170 Fundamental of Mat Sci and Eng (Prof. Hinds)
8:30-9:50
MUE 155
MSE 450/550 Magnetic Materials (Prof. Krishnan)
9:30-10:20 MUE 153
MSE 322 Kinetic Microstructure Evolution (Prof. Brush)
9:00-10:20 MGH 231
MSE 560 Organic Electronic/Photonic Materials (Prof. Luscombe)
10:30-11:20 ARC 160
MSE 351 Electronic Properties of Materials (Prof. Ohuchi)
10:30-11:20 MUE 153
MSE 431 Failure Analysis (Prof. Arola)
10:30-11:20 MGH242
EE 205 Intro Signal Conditions (Prof. Smith)
11:30-12:20 MUE 153
MSE 342 Materials Processing-I (Dr. Cook)
11:30-12:30 EEB 054
MSE 452 Properties of Materials-II (Prof. Cao)
12:30-1:20 LOW216
ME 450 Intro Composite Materials (Prof. Tuttle)
12:30-1:20 MEB 237
ME 557 Experimental Stress Analysis (Prof. Wang)
12:30-1:20 BNS 115
CHEM E 560 Reactions at Surface (Prof. Stuve)
12:30-1:20 PAA A 114 PHYS 429 Biophysics (Prof. Marcel)
Those who wish to take different classes should look at the class offering list fromweb site: http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/ .
1. Choose appropriate School, College or Programs of your interest from the list

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Then, pick Department of your interest from 1.
From the selected department, click tab on Winter Quarter 2018 (top)Winter Quarter 2018 Time Schedule will be appeared. Look througha list of the courses offered, and pick ones of your interest.
Identify name of the instructor. To audit the class, you don’t needpermission for most cases, but there are everal courses restricted forregistration only. In such cases, please contact me.
Please do this process by yourself.

1:30-5:00
Professional Career Forum• Prof. Tsutsui’s lecture on Graduate Life in US institutions“Gaining the most while studying and doing research at U.S. institutions:
Systems, practices, and things to consider”• Prof. Ohuchi’s lecture on career development“What do you need to prepare for your carrer?”• Career panel discussion:
Invite Japanese students currently enrolling in the UW graduate programs(Place: ‘Adler 107’ https://www.hfs.washington.edu/alder107/#gsc.tab=0 )Feb 22 (Th) 9:00-11:30 Research Career Forum• Research seminar-1 : Prof. Peter Pauzauski“A brief history of Cold Brownian Motion (CBM): a journey from student
to professor”• Research seminar-2 : Prof. Marco Salviato“Becoming a professor: an unexpected journey through computational fracture
mechanics and...mechanics of life”(Place: ‘Adler 107’ https://www.hfs.washington.edu/alder107/#gsc.tab=0 )Lunch
12:30-2:30
2:30-3:15
3:30-5:30

Lab tour , Research Center visit, discussion with UW students
Huskie Football Facility tour (Alaska Airline Stadium)
BBQ in court yard , discussion with UW students

Feb 23 (F) Auditing lectures (with your choice)
TimeLocation
Lecture8:30-9:20
FSH 102MSE 170 Fundamental of Mat Sci and Eng (Prof. Hinds)
9:30-10:20 MUE 153
MSE 322 Kinetic Microstructure Evolution (Prof. Brush)
9:00-10:20 MGH 231
MSE 560 Organic Electronic/Photonic Materials (Prof. Luscombe)
10:30-11:20 ARC 160
MSE 351 Electronic Properties of Materials (Prof. Ohuchi)
10:30-11:20 MUE 153
MSE 431 Failure Analysis (Prof. Arola)
10:30-11:20 MGH242
EE 205 Intro Signal Conditions (Prof. Smith)
11:30-12:20 MUE 153
MSE 342 Materials Processing-I (Dr. Cook)
11:30-12:30 EEB 054
MSE 452 Properties of Materials-II (Prof. Cao)
12:30-1:20 LOW216
ME 450 Intro Composite Materials (Prof. Tuttle)
12:30-1:20 MEB 237
ME 557 Experimental Stress Analysis (Prof. Wang)
12:30-1:20 BNS 115
CHEM E 560 Reactions at Surface (Prof. Stuve)
12:30-1:20 PAA A 114 PHYS 429 Biophysics (Prof. Marcel)
PM:

Boeing/Microsoft Tour

2:00
3:00

Roberts Hall Parking C-12 area (Bus will leave at 1:30)
Future of Flight Aviation Center & Being Tour in Everett, WA
http://www.boeing.com/boeing/commercial/tours/index.page
6:00 Microsoft visitor center
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/visitorcenter/(Transportation: Shuttle Express Service)
PM:8:00

Women’s basketball (vs. Stanford) PAC12 conference

Feb 24 (Sat)3:00pm
3:30pmFeb 25 (Sun)openHouse open
Reception at Prof. Ohuchi’s residence
9421 NE 1st Street, Bellevue, WA 98004(425) 941-6865

Feb 26 (Mon)
Individual Lab activity
TimeLocation
Lecture8:30-9:20
FSH 102
MSE 170 Fundamental of Mat Sci and Eng (Prof. Hinds)
8:30-9:50
MUE 155
MSE 450/550 Magnetic Materials (Prof. Krishnan)
9:30-10:20 MUE 153
MSE 322 Kinetic Microstructure Evolution (Prof. Brush)
9:00-10:20 MGH 231
MSE 560 Organic Electronic/Photonic Materials (Prof. Luscombe)
10:30-11:20 ARC 160
MSE 351 Electronic Properties of Materials (Prof. Ohuchi)
10:30-11:20 MUE 153
MSE 431 Failure Analysis (Prof. Arola)
10:30-11:20 MGH242
EE 205 Intro Signal Conditions (Prof. Smith)
11:30-12:20 MUE 153
MSE 342 Materials Processing-I (Dr. Cook)
11:30-12:30 EEB 054
MSE 452 Properties of Materials-II (Prof. Cao)
12:30-1:20 LOW216
ME 450 Intro Composite Materials (Prof. Tuttle)
12:30-1:20 MEB 237
ME 557 Experimental Stress Analysis (Prof. Wang)
12:30-1:20 BNS 115
CHEM E 560 Reactions at Surface (Prof. Stuve)
12:30-1:20 PAA A 114 PHYS 429 Biophysics (Prof. Marcel)
12:30-1:20 MEB 127
ME 557 Experimental Stress Analysis (Prof. Wang)
12:30-1:20 BNS 115
CHEM E 560 Reactions at Surface (Prof. Stuve)
1:30-2:50
EEB 037
MSE 541 Defects in Materials (Prof. Yang)
3:30-4:30
MUE 153
MSE 520 MSE Graduate seminar
4:00-5:00
PAA-A114
CHEM E 523 ChemE Graduate seminar
3:30-5:20
PAA A102
PHYS 580 Physics Colloquium
3:30-4:50
EEB 045
MSE 582 Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering
2:30-5:20
JHN 075AA 598
Aerospace Engineering Colloquium
2:30-3:20
EEB 045
AA 559Plasma science seminar
4:30-6:00
MUE 154
MSE 565 Elec & Opt Prop of Matl’s (Prof. Ohuchi)This is a tentative list so far. Will be revised.
Feb 27 (Tuesday) Individual Lab activity
3:30-5:20
MOR 221
CEE 500
3:30-5:20
EEB 125
CEE 500

Structures seminar
Dept Seminar

Feb 28 (Wed)College-Inn Check out: Bring your luggage to C-12 parking lot.
Temporal storage is provided during the field trip.
Friday Harbor Lab Visit (day-1)(Transportation: Shuttle Express Service rom UW to Anacotes)
7:45
Bus departure from UW (C-12 lot) to Anacortes
10:30
Ferry departure from Anacortes to Friday Harbor Lunch in FH
2:00
FHLab housing registration/check-in
2:30-3:30
FHL tour
3:30-5:30
White paper editing session

March 1 (Thur)

Friday Harbor Lab Visit (day-2)
9:00-12:00 Student presentation and tutoring (#1)
Lunch
14:00-17:00 Student presentation and tutoring (#2)
Dinner : Eat-out in FH down town

March 2 (Friday) Friday Harbor Lab Visit (day-3)
9:00-11:30 Wrap-up Presentation ; Closing ceremony
12:10 Ferry departure from Friday Harbor to Anacortes
14:30 Bus departure from Anacortes to UW to SeaTac Airport hotel(Transportation: Shuttle Express Service from Anacotes to UW, then SeaTac Airpot)
March 3 (Sat)

Tohoku party leaves back to Japan