QUP Workshop

Asia/Tokyo
Kobayashi Hall, KEK

Kobayashi Hall, KEK

1-1 Oho Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan
Description

QUP, the International Center for Quantum-field Measurement Systems for Studies of the Universe and Particles has been developing new measurement technologies and practicing science with them under the title of “Bringing New Eyes to Humanity.” 

In this Topical Workshop, we will focus on the search for unknown quantum fields and the study of gravity through low-temperature detectors and quantum sensor technology. We will discuss current activities at QUP as well as future research directions.

We welcome the widest possible participation from domestic and international researchers. Those interested in collaborating with QUP and those with new ideas of their own are particularly encouraged to participate and engage with QUP researchers. 

The workshop is mainly organized with the invited talk. However, time slots have been allocated for a limited number of contributed talks on related topics. You can request one when you register for the workshop. The deadline is March 20 and results will be communicated shortly.

We will also have a poster session and welcome poster submissions, particularly from young researchers and students. This will serve as a starting point for discussion among the workshop participants. The deadline for this request is March 31.

Participants
    • Cryogenic detectors and their application
      Convener: Tommaso Ghigna (QUP)
      • 10
        Development of Cryo CMOS ASICs for Qubit controller
        Speaker: Masaya Miyahara (QUP)
      • 11
        Qubits and Quantum Information Processing for HEP Experiments
        Speaker: Aaron Chou (FNAL)
      • 12
        Development of superconducting quantum technology specialized for wavelike dark matter search
        Speaker: Tatsumi Nitta (ICEPP)
    • 11:30 AM
      Lunch break
    • Quantum detectors and their application
      Convener: Hiroki Akamatsu (QUP/KEK & SRON)
    • 3:00 PM
      Coffee break (+ Group photo)
    • Quantum detectors and their application
      Convener: Hiroki Akamatsu (QUP/KEK & SRON)
      • 16
        Overview of Superconducting Cavities for Accelerators: Toward Quantum Applications
        Speaker: Takayuki Kubo (KEK)
    • Session for contributed talks

      Short contributed talks

      Convener: Hiroki Akamatsu (QUP/KEK & SRON)
      • 17
        Absolute value of transition probability: derivation and applications
        Speaker: Kenzo Ishikawa (Hokkaido U.)
      • 18
        Star shearing season: transient signals from black hole formation
        Speaker: Arturo di Giorgi (Durham)
      • 19
        Toward model-independent testing of post-inflationary QCD axion scenarios
        Speaker: Kensuke Homma (Hiroshima)
      • 20
        Proposal of pilot search for axion in the micro-eV mass range with a stimulated resonant photon collider with X-band circularly polarized dual-frequency focused beams
        Speaker: Takafumi Miyamaru (Hiroshima)
      • 21
        Direct dark matter detection in liquid gas target
        Speaker: Muping Chen (QUP)
    • 6:00 PM
      Buffet dinner
    • Quantum detectors and their application
      Convener: Suerfu Burkhant (QUP, KEK)
      • 22
        Quantum Electrons in a Penning Trap for Fundamental Physics
        Speaker: Xing Fan (Northwestern U.)
      • 23
        Rotation sensing using an ion trap: a matter-wave interferometer of an ion in three-dimensional motion.
        Speaker: Takashi Mukaiyama (Science Tokyo)
      • 24
        New Ideas for Multimessenger Astronomy and Opportunities for Quantum Sensors

        (Canceled)

        Speaker: Volodymyr TAKHISTOV (QUP, KEK)
    • 11:30 AM
      Lunch break
    • Quantum detectors and their application
      Convener: Suerfu Burkhant (QUP, KEK)
      • 25
        Nuclear Clock
        Speaker: Koji Yoshimura (Okayama)
      • 26
        Searching for New Interactions at Sub-micron Scale Using the Mossbauer Effect
        Speaker: Surjeet Rajendran (Johns Hopkins)
    • Closing Session
      Convener: Suerfu Burkhant (QUP, KEK)