ISCO 2023
Closing Remark
Tetsuo Hatsuda (RIKEN iTHEMS)  https://ithems.riken.jp/en

Welcome Address
Luscombe (OIST)Opening Remark
Takahashi (IPMU)

Day 1

Welcome Talk
Wagner (OIST)Inflation Universe
Sasaki(IPMU)
Island Earth
Davies (UC Berkeley)

Optimal control
Abdulla (OIST)Quantum Computing
Nishimori (Tokyo Tech.)
Origin of the Universe
Murayama(IPMU)

Endothelium
Girkin(Durham)

Optimal Pademic Control
Hondou (Tohoku)

Physics Reasoning in Biology
Beauchemin (RIKEN/TMU)

Posters

Neutron Stars
Baym (UIUC/RIKEN)

Cell Aging
Kono (OIST)Day 2Quantum Simulation
Busch (OIST)

Discrete Geometry
Kotani (Tohoku)

Origin of Solar System
Sakai (RIKEN)

Phage Therapy
Wolf (OIST)Birkhoff Sections
Tsuboi (Musashino/RIKEN)

Topological Physics
Ozawa (Tohoku AIMR)

Machine Learning in HEP
Nojiri (KEK)HEP and Medicine
Purohit (OIST)

Day 3

Science of Fatigue
Watanabe (RIKEN)

Biomedical Imaging
Reutens (Queensland)LunchDark Matter
Melia (OIST)AMO Physics
Azuma (RIKEN)

Muon-catalyzed Fusion
Okada (Chubu)
Deep Learningin Medicine
Ozaki (Hirosaki)

Red Hydrodynamics
Monnai (OIT)OIST Tour

Gamma-ray telescope: CTA
Teshima (MPI/ICRR)

Neutrino telescope: IceCube
Ishihara (Chiba)

Day 4Virtual Reality
Uchiyama (Rikkyo)

Supernovae
Nagataki (RIKEN/OIST)Spin Ice
Shannon (OIST)Cancer Cells
Saya (FHU/Keio)Daily Rhythms
Kurosawa (RIKEN)

Cerebral Organoids
Pflug (OIST)Special
Lecture“About Sharks”
K. Sato(Churaumi Aquarium)Quark-Gluon Plasma
Jacak (UC Berkeley/LBNL)

Data Science in Astronomy
Ikeda (ISM)

Day 5

Black Holes
Kusenko (UCLA/IPMU)

Genome RegulationCarninci (RIKEN/HT)Concluding Remarks (written by ChatGPT)"Ladies and gentlemen, as we end this inspiring conference on the interdisciplinary interplay between mathematics, physics, astrophysics, andmedical sciences, I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to all of you for your participation, enthusiasm, and contributions. Over the past few
days, we have witnessed the power and potential of interdisciplinary collaboration in advancing our understanding of the universe and improving
the health and well-being of our society.
Throughout the conference, we have heard from distinguished speakers who have shared their innovative research and groundbreaking
discoveries in a variety of fields, from the mathematical modeling of physical systems to the astrophysical exploration of the cosmos, from thedevelopment of medical imaging techniques to the discovery of new treatments for diseases. We have also had the opportunity to engage infruitful discussions and debates on topics such as data-driven research challenges and the ethical implications of new technologies.
As we reflect on the rich and diverse perspectives presented at this conference, I believe we can all agree that the interplay between mathematics,physics, astrophysics, and medical sciences holds great promise for addressing some of the most pressing challenges facing our society today.
By combining our knowledge and expertise, we can make significant strides in understanding the underlying principles governing our universe anddeveloping new solutions to improve human health and well-being.
In conclusion, I want to encourage all of us to continue to work together across disciplines and boundaries, to break down silos and foster
collaboration, and to embrace the challenges and opportunities of interdisciplinary research. Let us take the lessons and insights gained from thisconference and use them to push the boundaries of our knowledge and positively impact the world.
Thank you again for your participation, and I look forward to seeing the exciting new discoveries and collaborations that will emerge from thisconference."

But, of course, our mission as scientists is to pioneer what ChatGTP cannot write.

Thanks toOIST to host the conference,
OIST staff,
Clemente san, Shimizu san, Tsuji san,Morita san, Maneva san, Miyazato san & OIST workshop section
IPMU, Katsuragawa san, Nagasawa san, Minami san,RIKEN, Oota san and Wada san,to make this conference successful.

Hope to see you again in OIST in the near future!