Joint J-PARC-ESS & SAKURA Workshop
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Asia/Tokyo
Description
SAKURA program was launched in 2019 to facilitate mutual exchange between ESS and J-PARC with a fund from the Swedish Research Council (VR). There were more than 30 applications, and more than 20 proposals were awarded then. However, because of the pandemic circumstance through 2020 to 2022, the actual exchange was made only for 13 applications after ceasing the disease. This workshop was planned to be held at J-PARC to see the achievement of SAKURA program and discuss the collaboration between ESS and J-PARC and further continuation of the program.
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1
Welcome & Opening remarks
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Proceeding with the ESS & J-PARC Collaboration
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2
J-PARC Overall Status (Takashi Kobayashi)
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3
ESS Status (Kevin Jones)
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4
ESS & J-PARC Collaboration (Masa Arai)
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10:15
5min presentations
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5
Michikazu Kincho
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6
Rikard Linander
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7
Takeshi Komatsubara
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8
Håkan Danared
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9
Thomas Holm Rod
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10
Hidetomo Oguri
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11
Mikhail Feygenson
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12
Fujio Maekawa
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13
Adrameh Gaye
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14
Discussion
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2
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15
Lunch
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Presentation
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16
MLF status (Toshiya Otomo)
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17
DMSC (Thomas Holm Rod)
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18
ESS instruments (Mikhail Feygenson)
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19
NNBAR & HIBEAM (Valentina Santoro)
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20
J-PARC future plan (” MLF double”) (Toshiya Otomo)
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16
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14:30
Break
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21
Site visit
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1
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22
Overview of SAKURA Mobility Programme (Adrameh Gaye)
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SAKURA Beneficiaries Presentation
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23
R. Kiyanagi
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24
K. Tatsumi
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25
K. Sato
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26
Yee Rendon Bruce
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10:30
Break
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27
M. Clarke
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28
H. Tatsumoto
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29
A. Holmes
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23
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30
Framework for SAKURA in 2025 and beyond
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31
Closing remarks by ESS (Kevin Jones) & J-PARC (Michikazu Kinsho)
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12:30
Lunch
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32
Evaluation of Applications from 3rd Call for Applications (Closed Session)
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33
Individual meetings
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22