The 74th In Silico Megabank Research Seminar （August 18, 2016）
・Title: Integrated Study of Immunology driven by Theory and Data
・Lecturer: Shunsuke Teraguchi (Osaka University Immunology Frontier Research
The 75th In Silico Megabank Research Seminar （September 2, 2016）
・Title: Explore the relationship between triplet repeat disease and human revolution through selective pressure for human STR sequence
・Lecturer: Makoto Shimada (Institute for Comprehensive Medical Science, Fujita Health University)
The 76th In Silico Megabank Research Seminar （August 19, 2016）
・Title: Recognition by Open ID and Surrounding Technology and its New Trend
・Lecturer: Tatsuya Hayashi (OpenID Foundation Japan)
The 77th In Silico Megabank Research Seminar （November 10, 2016）
・Title: Method to infer the tracemarks of recombination and population structure and its application based on genome data
・Lecturer: Koji Yahara (National Institute of Infectious Diseases)
The 78th In Silico Megabank Research Seminar （November 16, 2016）
・Title: Examination of host factors for Hepatitis B virus infectious disease
・Lecturer: Masashi Mizokami（Research Institute, National Center for Global Health and Medicine）
The 79th In Silico Megabank Research Seminar （December 21, 2016）
・Title: Overview and the current situation of the use of genomic information concerning domestic animal improvement
・Lecturer: GERVAIS OLIVIER （Yokohama City University）
The 80th In Silico Megabank Research Seminar（January 13, 2017）
・Title: Examination on the origin of human genome using developmental control gene phylome of vertebrate as a clue
・Lecturer: Shigehiro Kuraku（RIKEN Center for Life Science Technologies）
The 81st In Silico Megabank Research Seminar（February 2, 2017）
・Title: A mathematical theory related to genetic variations at DNA-level
・Lecturer: Fumio Tajima（Department of Biological Sciences, Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo）
The 82nd In Silico Megabank Research Seminar（February 10, 2016）
・Title: Immuno-Navigator, a batch-corrected coexpression database, reveals cell type-specific gene networks in the immune system
・Lecturer: Alexis Vandenbon（Osaka University Immunology Frontier Research Center ）