Multimessenger Astronomy Beyond the Standard Model and Quantum Sensing (Q-EYES 2025)

Session

Contributed Talks

9 Dec 2025, 16:30

Kobayashi Hall, KEK

9. Enabling new physics searches with high-precision atomic theory and open science

Charles Cheung (U. Delaware)

09/12/2025, 16:30

The search for new physics beyond the Standard Model using quantum sensors relies heavily on the synergy between experimental precision and accurate theoretical modeling. This talk outlines a comprehensive computational infrastructure designed to support these efforts, including complex atomic structure calculations with automated workflows and the consolidation of results into the Portal for...

28. Distributed quantum sensing for ultralight dark matter

Bin Xu (KIAS)

09/12/2025, 16:45

34. Charged Lepton Flavor Violation in IceCube

Writasree Maitra (U. Washington, St. Louis)

09/12/2025, 17:00

Lepton flavor violation in neutrinos aka neutrino-oscillation is a telltale signature of Beyond the Standard Model (BSM) physics. If a similar phenomenon is found in the charged leptons as well, that will further consolidate the existence of BSM physics. In this work, we look for signature of charged lepton flavor violation, muon to tau conversion, in the IceCube. Moreover, we set a constraint...

29. Strongly Coupled Qubit-Cavity System Simulations for Broadband Dark Matter Search

Kan Nakazano (ICEPP, U. Tokyo)

This presentation discusses strategies to broaden the tuning range of such a cavity tuning system. This improvement is crucial for expanding the mass search range for dark matter. We report on the progress of a cavity haloscope with galvanically contacted transmon qubits. This approach is designed to achieve a strong qubit-cavity coupling regime, which is expected to enable a GHz-scale...