CPS (惑星科学研究センター)では, 2011 年 1 月 10 日から 15 日の日程でTheory of Stellar Evolution and Its Applications
From the First Stars to Planet-Hosting Stars and Gas Giant Planets「恒星進化の理論とその応用 ---宇宙最初の星から惑星母星、巨大ガス惑星まで ---」
を開催します.
詳細はこちらhttps://www.cps-jp.org/~pschool/pub/2011-01-10/index.html
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Center for Planetary Science
1-1 Rokkodai, Nada, Kobe 657-8501, JapanFirst Circular
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CPS 7th International School of Planetary Sciences
Date: 10 – 15 January 2011
Venue: Seapal Suma, a casual seaside resort located in the west part ofKobe, Japan
Address: 1-1-1 Sumaura-dori, Suma, Kobe 654-0055 Japan
Phone: +81 78 731 6815 / Fax: +81 78 734 1896
Japanese site:
http://www.seapalsuma.com/
English site:
http://web.travel.rakuten.co.jp/portal/my/info_page_e.Eng?f_no=13907&f_ptn1=&f_teikei=

Objective and Scope:
The objective of CPS International School of Planetary Sciences is topromote education and research in planetary sciences for highly
motivated graduate students and young researchers worldwide. It willoffer them an opportunity to interact with leading scientists in a
specific field of the year. Note that “Planetary Sciences” includes
astronomy (astrophysics, astrochemistry, astrobiology, etc.),
geosciences, space science, and other related fields.

Topic of the coming school
Theory of Stellar Evolution and Its Applications – from the First Stars
to Planet-Hosting Stars and Gas Giant Planets

The main part of the school will be a series of lectures on thestructure and evolution of stars with various masses including gas giant
planets and on the effects of mass loss and stellar rotation upon them.
Then a series of lectures follow on their contributions to thenucleosynthesis and chemical evolution of the Milky Way and dwarf
galaxies in the local group and to the evolutionary characteristics ofplanet-hosting stars from theoretical and observational viewpoints.
The development of our understandings in these fields has been achievedby recent observations with large ground-based telescopes and spacetelescopes and owing to large-scaled surveys of metal-poor stars,
supernova searches and searches for exo-planetary systems.

CPS 7th International School has a special session dedicated to thememory of Prof. Chushiro Hayashi who was one of the founders of thetheory of stellar evolution and passed away in 2010.

Internationally well-established experts in various fields will review
recent progress in our understandings of those fields. The lecturers andtheir topics are listed below:

Daiichiro Sugimoto (The University of Tokyo, Japan)---Why the Stars and the Universe evolve? --- Fundamentals of Stellar
Structure and Evolution and Their Gravothermal Natures

Peter R. Wood (Australian National University, Australia)---Evolution and Mass Loss of Low- and Intermediate-Mass Stars

Georges Meynet (University of Geneva, Switzerland)---Evolution of Massive Stars and the Effects of Rotation

Stanley P. Owocki (University of Delaware, USA)---Mass Loss from Massive StarsAlexander Heger (University of Minnesota, USA)---Explosive Nucleosynthesis

Martin Asplund (Max-Planck-Institut für Astrophysik, Germany)---Solar Abundances, Solar Twins, and Planet Harboring Stars

Arlette Noels (Université de Liège, Belgium),---Seismology and Oscillations of Stars

Jonathan J. Fortney (University of California, Santa Cruz, USA)---Structure and Evolution of Gas Giant Planets

Andrea Ferrara (Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy)---Star Formation in the Early Universe and the Transition fromPopulation III to Populations II and I

Eline Tolstoy (University of Groningen, The Netherlands)---Chemical Evolution of the Milky Way and Local Group Galaxies

Memorial Lecture for Prof. Chushiro Hayashi
Daiichiro Sugimoto (The University of Tokyo, Japan)---The Discovery of Hayashi Phase and His Way of Thinking

Who are the target participants?
- The lectures are targeted on PhD students and post-docs- Please note that this school is not for bachelor and diploma students- All the lectures are in English and we welcome eligible applicants
worldwide

How to apply?
- Please go to the following webpage
https://www.cps-jp.org/guestEntryPrivacypolicySimple.php?ml_lang=en
First, create your CPS account at this page.
Then, go to CPS website https://www.cps-jp.org/ and login with your CPS
User ID you have registered.
You will see “CPS 7th International School of Planetary Sciences” at theright column. Click there and start registration application.
*A few things to note when you fill out our web application form
1.Name: Must be exactly the same as shown in your passport
2.Poster Presentation: If you are applying CPS travel grant, choose‘yes’, otherwise, your application will be considered as participation
application
3.Your research subjects and/or interests: Describe your researchsubjects with 250 words or less. The advisory committee will take thissection to evaluate your application for both travel grant as well as
participation
4.Reference: Input the name, title, and affiliation of a person whowill give us a letter of recommendation.
5.Departing City: It means the name of the city where you are departingfrom.
6.Date of entry to Japan/Date of departure from Japan: For those whoare coming from outside of Japan, please indicate your planned date forentry/departure to and from Japan. For those coming within Japan, please
key in the date of your scheduled departure to and from Kobe.
7.Do you need a visa to Japan?: Follow this link to check if you needan entry visa to Japan http://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/.
- Registration Applications must be received by 29 August 2010
- Should you wish to apply for our travel grant, both the application
form and the letter of recommendation must be reached by 22 August 2010
- Poster abstract submission deadline is 27 November 2010

How are participants selected and who makes the final decision?
- Advisory Committee will evaluate the level and suitability ofapplicant's works and interests to the school- The school chair will make the final decision and applicants arenotified accordingly

Need CPS travel grant?
- Indicate your intention in the application form
- Do arrange with your supervisor to send us a letter of recommendation
to pschool-7rgst@cps-jp.org, the letter has to reach us no later than 22
August 2010
- Successful applicants are to present your poster in the poster session- For Japanese successful applicants, you are to contribute in archiving
lecture materials- Note that the available funds are limited and the grant may not cover
ALL of your expenses- The final decision for travel grant application and the amount will beat the organizing committee’s discretion- Note that the deadline for travel grant application is 22 August 2010

Registration Fee:
10,000 JPY

Accommodation:

Participants:- 4 persons share one traditional Japanese-style tatami room
- The room has a toilet but no bathtub and shower- Ocean view public bath is located at the top floor and it is open
until 23:00 daily
Lecturers:- Western style twin rooms with a shower are available for single use- Please let us know should you prefer to stay in a Japanese-style roomRates per person in Japanese Yen
Standard, 4 in 1 room Single Use
47,000 62,000**Reserved for Lecturers

Accessin JPY
From to by mins fareKansai Int'l Airport Kobe, Sannomiya Bus 65-75 1,900
JR Sannomiya Sta Sumakaihinkoen JR Local train 15 170
Sumakaihinkoen Seapal Suma Walk 8 0

From to by mins fareKansai Int'l Airport Kobe Airport Ferry 30 1,500
Kobe Airport Seapal Suma Taxi 30 6,000**Note that taxi fare is subject to change due to traffic conditions

From to by mins fare
Kobe Airport Sannomiya Port Liner 18 320
JR Sannomiya Sta Sumakaihinkoen JR Local train 15 170
Sumakaihinkoen Seapal Suma Walk 8 0

From to by mins fare
Osaka Itami Airport Kobe, Sannomiya Bus 40 1,020
JR Sannomiya Sta Sumakaihinkoen JR Local train 15 170

Sumakaihinkoen Seapal Suma Walk 8 0

Important Dates:
All deadline times are 23:59 Japanese Standard Time, UTC+9
22 August 2010 Travel Grant Application deadline
29 August 2010 Registration Application deadline
9 September 2010 Result Notification
27 November 2010 Poster presentation abstract deadline
10-15 January 2011 CPS 7th International School of Planetary Sciences

Organizing Committee

Advisory Committee
Ken-ichi Nomoto (IPMU, The University of Tokyo)
Hiroyasu Ando (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
Takashi Kozasa (Hokkaido University)
Hiromoto Shibahashi (The University of Tokyo)
Nobuo Arimoto (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
Toshitaka Kajino (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
Toshikazu Shigeyama (RESCEU, The University of Tokyo)
Issei Yamamura (ISAS/JAXA)
Wako Aoki (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
Masahiro Ikoma (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

Local Organizing Committee (* Chair, ** Scientific secretary, *** Secretary)
Masayuki Y. Fujimoto* (CPS, Hokkaido University)
Takuma Suda** (Hokkaido University)
Yutaka Katsuta** (Hokkaido University)
Nozomu Tominaga** (Konan University)
Hiroshi Kimura (CPS)
Ko-ichiro Sugiyama (CPS)
Yoshiyuki O. Takahashi (CPS)
Seiya Nishizawa (CPS)
Jun Kimura (CPS)Ayako Suzuki (CPS)
Takayuki Tanigawa (CPS)Ko Yamada (CPS)
Asako Sato*** (CPS)
Yoshiko Honjo*** (CPS)
Mire Murakami*** (CPS)
Mariko Hirano*** (CPS)
Yasuko Uematsu*** (CPS)

Program Committee
Masayuki Y. Fujimoto (CPS, Hokkaido University)
Toshikazu Shigeyama (RESCEU, The University of Tokyo)
Yoichi Itoh (CPS, Kobe University)
Yuri Aikawa (CPS, Kobe University)
Masahiro Ikoma (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Takuma Suda (Hokkaido University)
Nozomu Tominaga (Konan University)

Contact us
E-mail: pschool-7info@cps-jp.org
Fax:+81 78 803 5731
Center for Planetary Science
1-1 Rokkodai, Nada, Kobe 657-8501, Japan

Funds:The school is sponsored by Center for Planetary Science (CPS) under theMEXT Global COE Program: "Foundation of International Center for
Planetary Science", a joint project between Kobe University and Hokkaido
University.