Nuclear Medicine Workshop - Multidisciplinary Team Approach in Cancer Treatment -  · When: 9-13 July 2018 · Where: Cancer Research Institute, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea  The Nuclear Medicine workshop will be held in Seoul National University, Korea, on 9-13 July 2018 under the subject of Multidisciplinary Team Approach in Cancer Treatment. The Nuclear Medicine project is aims to enhance knowledge and performance of the nuclear medical society in Asia region with imaging of the new instrument of PET/CT or single Photon emission computed tomography(SPECT). They can adapt themselves to do the state-of-art therapy and imaging, they need to have experiences in an appropriate environment and get connected with the rapidly-evolving disciplines of their own, nuclear medicine. The medical doctors from Bangladesh, Vietnam, Indonesia and Mongolia will have opportunity share the advanced radio therapy and treatment practice as well as using the TEIN network for collaborations.   About Nuclear Medicine Project This project is one of the awarded activities through the Asi@Connect 2ndCall for proposals. The nuclear medicine project follows three objectives: - To organize on-site workshop for re-education of the opinion leaders of each country’s nuclear medicine society  - To learn from network experts/ engineers and scientists how to construct the hub and spoke giga-network to share and exchange the real-time     co-experiences of nuclear medicine and related sciences - To build international communication channel, while they are doing RCA (regional cooperative agreement) workshop of IAEA (International Atomic     Energy Agency), these workshops are open to the Asian countries, and expand the learning opportunities to the next-generation leaders of the     neighboring countries   

Promoting OF@TEIN+ Project and Knowledge Sharing at the National University of Laos (NUOL) Lao People's Democratic RepublicDate: 2 July – 4 July 2018Venue: Faculty of Engineering, National University of Laos (NUOL), Lao People's Democratic RepublicContact person: Dr Somephone Kanthavong, Dean, FE, NUOL OF@TEIN+ ambassadors, Professor Dr JongWon Kim, Professor Dr Chu-Sing Yang and Professor Dr Chaodit Aswakul and team will be sharing about OF@TEIN+ project which is sponsored by Asi@Connect and their involvement in this project. Prof Chaodit and his team will be conducting a series of SDN training to the networking research community in Laos. Prof Kim and Prof Yang will be sharing on Convergence to SDI and Security Technology Evolution. A few discussion sessions with the local research community  (Research students and Lecturers) will also be carried out to seek for the possibility of research collaboration. 

Promoting OF@TEIN+ Project and Knowledge Sharing at the University of Computer Studies Yangon MyanmarDate: 11 July – 13 July 2018Venue: University of Computer Studies Yangon, MyanmarContact person: Dr Mie Mie Thet Thwin, Rector UCSY OF@TEIN+ ambassadors, Professor Dr JongWon Kim and Professor Dr Chu-Sing Yang will be sharing the OF@TEIN+ project which is sponsored by Asi@Connect and their involvement in this project. Besides, Prof Yang will also be sharing his experience in developing REN and Prof Kim will be sharing his experience in developing university cloud environment to the research community in Myanmar. A few discussion sessions with the local research community (Research students and Lecturers) will also be carried out to seek for the possibility of research collaboration.

Webinar: Introduction to Service ProvidersTuesday 3 JulyThe APAN Identity and Access Management TF announced important opportunity as below. The TF is running a series of webinars over the next two months, supported through the Asi@Connect Project. The previous Webiners have been very popular and well received. Find out what a SAML Service Provider (SP) is, how they fit into your Identity Federations, the requirements for organisations operating one and the available software options. Register: Introduction to Service ProviderDate: Tuesday 3 JulyTime: 3PM AEST see link for your local time: https://timeanddate.com/s/3hrxLocation: Zoom Webinar -  https://zoom.us/j/441281609 Cost: Free A recording of the webinar will be made available on the Australian Access Federation's YouTubechannel.  See you all at APAN46, Auckland New Zealand. Supported by: The webinar is brought to you by the Backfire Project an Asi@connect project and supported by the APAN Identity and Access Management Task Force.  REGISTER TODAY  

The 12th Asia Telemedicine Symposium (ATS2018) in Fukuoka, Japan CALL FOR ABSTRACTSdeadline: Saturday, 30th June 2018 =======================================================================CALL FOR ABSTRACTSThe 12th Asia Telemedicine Symposium 2018 in Fukuoka, Japan- TELEMEDICINE:  EXPANDING TO THE WORLD -http://www.temdec.med.kyushu-u.ac.jp/eng/our_asia.html Date:              November 9 (Fri) - 10 (Sat), 2018Venue:           Kyushu University Hospital                      Fukuoka, JapanChairman:       Dr Tomohiko Moriyama, MD       Hosts:      Telemedicine Development Center of Asia (TEMDEC) &International Medical Department, Kyushu University, Japan========================================================================We are very happy to host the 12th Asia Telemedicine Symposium in conjunction withthe 22nd Annual Academic Congress of the Japanese Telemedicine and Telecare Association,to be held in Fukuoka from November 9 to 10, 2018. Since the establishment of TEMDEC,we connected 589 institutions in 62 countries, and over 800 teleconferences and live demonstrationswere held with fruitful bidirectional discussions. Nowadays, there is no doubt that telemedicine canhelp to learn from experts, share the experiences with participants and improve health status ofindividuals in each countries. Therefore, we should expand our activities to everywhere in the world.We welcome you all to Fukuoka to find new information, to meet many friends and to expandyour activities to various fields and countries. Looking forward to seeing you in Fukuoka.======================================================================== Instruction for abstract submission:-       All abstract must be submitted in English-       A maximum of 300 words is allowed (please use Arial font, size 11)-       Presentation title, names (first name followed by surname) and affiliations (city and country) of all the authors should be included-       Table(s), figure(s) or graph(s) can be included and must be cited in the abstract text-       Submission Deadline: 30th June 2018-       Review and notification of acceptance: 31st August 2018 Area of interest: -       Activity report in 2018-       Attractive programs-       Expected events and future plans-       Current problems; technical or organizational-       Report from new members / institutions-       Technical tutorials-       Network updates-       New technology for telemedicine-       Telemedicine for rural health clinics-       Or any other subjects on telemedicine # Presentation style (either oral or poster) will be decided by the program committee ========================================================================You may send your abstract(s) or question(s) to:Secretariat: Ms. Ryoko YoshidaEmail: tem-sec@med.kyushu-u.ac.jp 

International Symposium on Tech-cultural Exchange beyond CP  "Cultural Transformation in Digital Ecosystem"  02-03 July 2018  Samson H Chowdhury Center, Dhaka Club  Bangladesh    This symposium is one of the activities under Asi@Connect Work Package-5 (Cyber Performance) of the 1st Call activities, "Training Programs to establish a tech-culture fusion platform for the beneficiary countries", undertaken by Next Inc.(S.Korea), MYREN (Malaysia) and VinaREN(Vietnam). The ultimate goal of this program is to build up a sustainable basis of discussion and collaboration with beneficiary and non-beneficiary countries involved in tech-culture fusion issues using the TEIN network.The Symposium is not open for all. Invited persons from AU, BR, KR, ES, VN, IN, PK and MY will attend as speakers and guests. Only selected persons from Bangladesh will be invited to attend upon payment of registration fee (BDT. 2,000/-). Seat for local participation is limited.    Students, Teachers, Researchers in arts and culture and Cultural Performers from Bangladesh are encouraged to register in the link: https://www.bdren.net.bd/index.php/international-symposium-on-tech-cultural-exchange-beyond-cp/  Last Date of Registration: 10 June 2018 Publication of selected persons: 12 June 2018 Last date of payment of registration fee: 21 June 2018    For details: https://www.bdren.net.bd/index.php/event/international-symposium-on-tech-cultural-exchange-beyond-cp/   

Workshop on IPv6 Deployment in R&E Networks under Asi@Connect project will be held on 31 July - 02 August 2018 at University Grants Commission, Dhaka, Bangladesh.  The workshop organizer, BdREN, announced the call for participants and its details can be found in attached paper. Pleased send the name and CV of the nominated participant to the CIO of BdREN by 25 June 2018.

Webinar: Setting up a Federation Registry tool (Jagger) Tuesday 5 JuneThe APAN Identity and Access Management TF announced important opportunity as below. The TF is running a series of webinars over the next two months, supported through the Asi@Connect Project. This is the first in a series of webinars that will guide you through deploying a pilot identity federation. You can use it to grow the knowledge across your region, deploy a federation and work with your members on their identity providers and service providers. This webinar will focus on the Mesh Federation model, the simplest to deploy, and the Jagger Resource Registry tool to assist in managing the metadata that is central to the operation of the identity federation.Register: Setting up a Federation Registry tool (Jagger)Date: Tuesday 5 JuneTime: 3PM AEST see link for your local time: https://timeanddate.com/s/3hrtLocation: Zoom Webinar -  https://zoom.us/j/692152866Cost: FreeA recording of the webinar will be made available on the Australian Access Federation's YouTube channel.  See you all at APAN46, Auckland New Zealand. Supported by:  The webinar is brought to you by the Backfire Project an Asi@connect project and supported by the APAN Identity and Access Management Task Force.       REGISTER TODAY

Workshop on Aquatic Soundscape (14 – 16 May 2018, Philippines) Marine soundscape is a collection of environmental sound, biological sound, and anthropogenic noise. In this training workshop, marine ecological researchers from Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Philippine will be invited to discuss the future collaboration of coral reef soundscape monitoring. For more Info : https://indico4.twgrid.org/indico/event/7/

Workshop on Joint Monitoring of Asian Terrestrial Soundscape (29 – 30 May 2018, Taiwan) Long-term monitoring soundscape will generate huge amount of acoustic data and associated metadata. It raises the big data challenges to persistent archiving, visualizing, analyzing, and sharing the soundscape data. Through this training workshop held by TFRI and ASGC, we expect that achieve advanced soundscape management. For more Info : https://indico4.twgrid.org/indico/event/5/