Axford & Special Lectures
Simon Wallis
Axford Lecture
How Hot Are Subduction Zones?—Controls, Consequences, and Why Geologists Care
Simon Wallis
The University of Tokyo
Axford Lecture
Advancing Integrated Modeling, Prediction, and Warning of Extreme Weather and Climate in a Rapidly Urbanizing World
Fei Chen
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Special Lecture
Progress and Challenges in Hydrology
Venkataraman Lakshmi
University of Virginia
Special Lecture
Structures of Heavy Rainfall Observed from Space and Their Environments
Yukari Takayabu
The University of Tokyo
Atmospheric Science
AS Kamide Lecture
Interdecadal Shifts in Regional Climate: Roles of Human Activities and Sea Surface Temperature Signals
Jie Jiang
Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
AS Kamide Lecture
Predictability of Severe Weather Events Through All-Sky Satellite Data Assimilation
Masashi Minamide
The University of Tokyo
AS Distinguished Lecture
Dark Matter and Its Role in the Climate System
Bjorn Stevens
Max Planck Institute for Meteorology
Biogeosciences
BG Kamide Lecture
Temporary Carbon Dioxide Removal to Offset Short-Lived Climate Forcers
Yue He
Peking University
BG Distinguished Lecture
Biological Memory: How Vegetation Responds to Climate Change
Shuguang Liu
Hainan University
Hydrological Science
HS Kamide Lecture
Probabilistic Meteorological Forcings and Global Hydrologic Uncertainty
Guoqiang Tang
Wuhan University
HS Kamide Lecture
Unraveling Hydroclimatic Change and Land-Atmosphere Interactions from the Tibetan Plateau to the Globe
Jing Sun
National University of Singapore
HS Distinguished Lecture
Complexity, Connectivity, and Scale in Hydrologic Systems: Implications for Modeling and Forecasting
Bellie Sivakumar
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Interdisciplinary Geosciences
IG Kamide Lecture
Quantifying Tsunami Impacts on Critical Infrastructure: Approaches and Challenges
Constance Ting Chua
Tohoku University
IG Kamide Lecture
The Role of Fluids in Seismic Gaps and Slow Slip Events: Insights from Magnetotelluric Imaging and Monitoring
Feng Jiang
Southern University of Science and Technology
IG Distinguished Lecture
Transdisciplinarity, Transformation, and Transparency: Opportunities for Integrated Perspectives
Alan Ziegler
Kasetsart University
Ocean Science
OS Kamide Lecture
A Bottom-Up View of Ocean Elemental Cycles
Jianghui Du
Peking University
OS Kamide Lecture
Predicting Year-to-Year Variability of Western Boundary Current Jets and Eddies Using High-Resolution Ocean Models
Shoichiro Kido
Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
OS Distinguished Lecture
Mesoscale and Submesoscale Processes: Shaping Coastal Circulation and Ecosystem Connectivity
Yusuke Uchiyama
Kobe University
Planetary Science
PS Kamide Lecture
Jet streams in the Giant Planets of the Solar System
Keren Duer-Milner
Leiden University | SRON
PS Kamide Lecture
Space Weathering on the Moon
Yazhou Yang
National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences
PS Distinguished Lecture
Measuring Space Magnetic Fields: A Key to Understanding Planets
Yuming Wang
University of Science and Technology of China
Solar & Terrestrial Science
ST Kamide Lecture
Drift Resonance as a Universal Acceleration Mechanism in Planetary Radiation Belts: From Earth to the Giant Planets
Yixin Hao
Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research
ST Kamide Lecture
Generation of Supersonic Solar Wind: The Role of Plasma Turbulence
Chen Shi
Auburn University
ST Distinguished Lecture
Effects of Solar Activities on Atmospheric Escape from Terrestrial Planets: Insights into their Habitability
Kanako Seki
The University of Tokyo
Solid Earth Science
SE Kamide Lecture
Geodetic Data-Driven Modeling of Lithospheric Deformation and Seismic Hazards
Jeonghyeop Kim
Kangwon National University
SE Kamide Lecture
Crystal Records of Magmatic Processes Driving Volcanic Eruptions: An Integrated Thermodynamic-Kinetic Perspective
Weiran Li
The University of Hong Kong
SE Distinguished Lecture
Large-Scale Caldera Forming Eruptions in Kyushu – Tectonic and Magmatic Mechanisms
Nobuo Geshi
Kyushu University
Special Sessions
SS01: Townhall Meeting: TopoAsia International Research Initiative– Tectonic Evolution and Collaborative Research Priorities in Asia
SS01 | Invited Talk
Seismogenic Potential of the Manila Trench: Insights from Integrated Geophysical Datasets
Carla B. Dimalanta
National Institute of Geological Sciences
SS01 | Invited Talk
TopoAsia and Active Tectonic Processes in the Asian Lithosphere
Gregory A. Houseman
China University of Geosciences
SS01 | Invited Talk
Ongoing Subduction and Orogeny in Japan and Nankai Trough
Gaku Kimura
University of Tokyo
SS01 | Invited Talk
Uplift of Continental Plateaux by Eclogitization, Underplating and Crustal Melting
Hans Thybo
Zhejiang Deep-time Digital Earth International Research Center
SS01 | Invited Talk
New Insights into the Formation of the Continent along the Continental Margin as Seen from the Variations in Seismic Velocity Profiles
Sang-Mook Lee
Marine Geophysics and Geodynamics, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Seoul National University
SS01 | Invited Talk
Empowering TopoAsia: The IAP TimeMachine Platform as a Collaborative Infrastructure for Pan-Asian Deep-Time Research
Haipeng Li
Chengdu University of Technology