The 19th Mini-Symposium on Liquids | MSL2026
Hosted by RIIS
IMI Auditorium, Kyushu University, Ito Campus, Fukuoka, Japan
IMIオーディトリアム (ウエスト1号館 D棟 4階 413号室) 九州大学伊都キャンパス
May 16(Sat), 17(Sun) 2026
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29 April: Registration with Poster Presentation (title, authors, abstract)
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29 April: Banquet Attendance
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15 May : Registration only
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ポスター発表申込とアブストラクト:4月29日(水)
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参加のみの場合:5月15日(金)
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懇親会申込:4月29日(水)
会場にて支払い Registration Fee: 1,500 JPY
Banquet Fee: 7,000円程度(学生5,000円程度)
MSL2024
Talks and Poster Presentation
6-7 July 2024
9:30-18:00
9:00-14:00
WELCOME:
People interested in fundamental problems of liquids and related subjects are all welcome to attend! The series of mini-symposiums are so organized that relatively small numbers of participants and speakers can have lively, deep discussions.
Timetable of MSL to be announced.
Invited Speakers:
Carlos Vega (Madrid)
Hideki Tanaka (Toyota Riken)
Giancarlo Franzese (Barcelona)
Peter Krüger (Chiba)
Kenji Sakota (Osaka Metropolitan)
Koichiro Sadakane (Doshisha)
Naoyuki Sakumichi (Tokyo)
Yukiteru Katsumoto (Fukuoka)
MSL Program
Talks and Poster Presentation
Download Abstracts
WELCOME:
People interested in fundamental problems of liquids and related subjects are all welcome to attend! The series of mini-symposiums are so organized that relatively small numbers of participants and speakers can have lively, deep discussions.
May 16
12:50 ポスター掲示開始 Early Poster Session
13:40-14:20 石山達也(富山大)Tatsuya Ishiyama (Toyama)
14:20-15:00 客野遥(神奈川大)Haruka Kyakuno (Kanagawa)
Coffee Break
15:10-15:50 田中肇 (東京大)Hajime Tanaka (Tokyo)
15:50-17:00 1分講演+ポスター One-mimute Talks and Poster Session
17:10-17:50 斉藤 真司(分子研)Shinji Saito (IMS)
懇親会
May 17
9:30-10:15 講演 Short Talks
Coffee Break
10:30-11:10 作田浩輝 (東京大)Hiroki Sakuta (Tokyo)
11:10-11:50 田中晋平 (広島大)Shinpei Tanaka (Hiroshima)
History of MSL

about MSL
The first Mini-Symposium on Liquids (MSL) was held in 2007 at Okayama University. Since then MSL becomes a series of annual symposiums on liquids. The symposiums are organized by Kenichiro Koga (Okayama) and Ryo Akiyama (Kyushu) with full support from members of their research groups.



















