On December 11, a lecture organized by the Center for Space and Habitability at the University of Bern was held as part of the events commemorating the 160th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Japan and Switzerland. Dr. Yuhito Shibaike, a Project Research Fellow of ALMA Project at NAOJ, delivered a lecture titled “Unveiling the Birth of Planets”.
Dr. Shibaike explained how planetary systems form in the Universe, incorporating the latest findings from ALMA observations. He introduced theoretical and observational efforts to unravel the origins of solar system bodies and the growth processes of planets, captivating the audience’s attention.
Dr. Shibaike previously conducted research during his stay in Switzerland and has continued collaborating with the University of Bern after returning to Japan. The significance of international collaboration was evident in this lecture.
The event also featured the collaborative research between the University of Bern and Japanese space research institutions. For more details about the 160th anniversary commemorative events, please visit the website of the Embassy of Japan in Switzerland.
As part of the events commemorating the 160th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Japan and Switzerland, Dr. Yuhito Shibaike introduced cutting-edge research on the birth and growth of planets in his lecture at the University of Bern. The event attracted an audience of approximately 150 people, almost full capacity. (Credit: Center for Space and Habitability, University of Bern)
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