16 July 2017 - 17 July 201716 July 2017
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19:00

120 Registration and Welcome Reception

17 July 2017
8:00

8:55

55

Registration

8:55

9:00

5Opening

K. Mitsuda

9:00

9:05

5Welcome address

T. Narahara

Mayor of KurumeCity

1

Keynote talks:

K. Mitsuda(chairperson)

9:05

9:45

40 K

Low Temperature Detectors for Dark matter andNeutrinos 30 Years ago the Start of a newexperimental Technology

Franz vonFeilitzsch

Technical
University Munich

9:45 10:25

40 K

X-Ray Microcalorimeters in Space - Today andTomorrow

Richard L Kelley

NASA/GSFC

10:25 11:05

40 K

CMB B-mode polarization - Probe the era before
the Big Bang

Hitoshi Murayama Kavli IPMU,
University ofTokyo

11:05 11:35

30

Tea break

2MKIDS 1

I. Maasilta(chairperson)

11:35 12:05

30 I

Performance of a 961 pixel Kinetic Inductance
Detector system for future space borne
observatories

Jochem Baselmans SRON

12:05 12:25

20 A

The sub-gap KID (SKID): on-chip spectroscopy at
centimetric wavelengths

Alessandro
Monfardini

Institut Neel CNRS

12:25 12:45

20 A

Moving optical MKIDs to lower temperature:
preliminary characterization of Hafnium
resonators

Giulia Collura

University ofCalifornia SantaBarbara

12:45 13:00

15 B

Suppression of in-detector-chip stray radiation for Stephen Yateslarge arrays of lens-antenna coupled microwave
kinetic inductance detectors

13:00 14:00

60

Lunch at the restaurant ARK

3MKIDS 2SRON

J. Baselmans(chairperson)

14:00 14:20

20 A

Counting Near Infrared Photons with Microwave
Kinetic Inductance Detectors

Lianfu Wei

Southwest
Jiaotong
University

14:20 14:40

20 A

Characterizing millimeter wave Thermal Kinetic
Inductance Detectors with a novel readout
systemRoger O’Brient

NASA JPL/California
Institute ofTechnology

14:40 14:55

15 B

Photon Counting Kinetic Inductance Detectors
for THz/Submillimeter Space Spectroscopy

Omid Noroozian

NRAO, UVA,NASA/GSFC

14:55 15:15

20 A

Low-Loss, Low-Noise, Crystalline Silicon
Fabien Defrance
Dielectric for Superconducting Microstriplines andKinetic Inductance Detector Capacitors

California
Institute ofTechnology

17 July 2017 - 18 July 201715:15 15:30

15 B

Kalliope-based High-Speed Neutron imager by adelay-line current biased kinetic inductancedetector

15:30 17:00

90

Poster and coffee

4Application - Astronomy

Hiroaki Shishido

Osaka PrefectureUniversity

E. FigueroaFeliciano (TBC)(chairperson)

Seth R. Meeker

University ofCalifornia SantaBarbara

17:00 17:20

20 A

First light of DARKNESS: a pathfinder for
exoplanet imaging with Microwave Kinetic
Inductance Detectors

17:20 17:35

15 B

Development of 'DESHIMA on ASTE': towards aAkira Endo
field test of a submillimeter wave superconducting
on-chip filterbank spectrometer based on kinetic
inductance

Delft University ofTechnology

17:35 17:50

15 B

The NIKA2 instrument at 30-m IRAM telescope:
performance and results

Andrea Catalano

CNRS

17:50 18:05

15 B

Sensitivity, Dynamic Range, and Multiplexing
Requirements of FIR Detectors for the Origins
Space Telescope (OST)Johannes Staguhn

Johns Hopkins
University &NASA/GSFC

18:05 18:20

15 B

The Athena X-ray Integral Field Unit (X-IFU)

Francois Pajot

IRAP, CNRS,Universite Paul
Sabatier

18:20 18:35

15 B

Design and status of TIME, a mm-wavelength
spectrometer array for [CII] intensity mapping

Jonathon Hunacek California
Institute ofTechnology

18 July 2017
5MKIDS 3

H. Shishido(chairperson)

8:30

8:45

15 B

Modelling the Performance of Single-Photon
Counting Kinetic Inductance Detectors

Josie Dzifa Akua
Parrianen

Cardiff University

8:45

9:00

15 B

Ultrasensitive kilo-pixel imaging array of photon
noise limited Kinetic Inductance Detectors overan octave of bandwidth for THz astronomy

Juan Bueno
SRON
spoken by Jochem
Baselmans

9:00

9:15

15 B

Development of Multi-Chroic MKIDs for NextGeneration CMB Polarization Studies

Bradley Johnson

Columbia
University

9:15

9:30

15 B

Millimeter-Wave Polarimeters Using Kinetic
Inductance Detectors for TolTEC and Beyond

Jason Edward
Austermann

NIST

6

TES 1

H. Shishido(chairperson)

9:30

9:50

20 A

Quantitatively characterizing sources of energy
resolution degradation in TES microcalorimeters
AC-biased at MHz frequencies.

Christine
Goodwin Pappas

NIST

9:50 10:10

20 A

Josephson effects in frequency domain
multiplexed TES microcalorimeters andbolometers

Luciano Gottaridi

SRON

10:10 10:30

20 A

Development of TES microcalorimeters for 10-50
keV using a gold absorber

HarukaMuramatsu

ISAS, JAXA

10:30 11:00

30

Tea breakD. Fukuada(chairperson)

7TES 2 / Bolometer18 July 201711:00 11:15

15 B

Noise equivalent power and energy resolution oftransition-edge sensors with complex thermalmodels

Ilari Maasilta

University ofJyvaskyla

11:15 11:30

15 B

Exploring the effects of size and geometry ofnormal metal features on the transition shapes
and performance of transition-edge sensor
microcalorimeters

Nicholas
Wakeham

NASA/GSFC

11:30 11:45

15 B

Dependence of transition width on current andcritical current in transition-edge sensors

Kelsey M. Morgan

NIST

11:45 12:00

15 B

Characterization of Mid-Frequency Arrays for
Advanced ACTPol

Steve Choi

Princeton
University

12:00 12:15

15 B

Characterization of Si-membrane TES bolometer
arrays for the HIRMES instrument

Emily Margaret
Barrentine

NASA/GSFC

12:15 12:30

15 B

Characterization of optical transition-edgesensors

Kori Hattori

NationalMetrologyInstitute of Japan

12:30 12:45

15 B

Eliminating anomalous low energy tails in hard Xray TES microcalorimeters using electroplatedbismuth

Daikan YanNorthwestern
University

12:45 13:00

15 B

A Static and Dynamic Physical Model for
Deposition of Energy via Cosmic Rays into SubKelvin Bolometric Detectors

SteverInstitutd'Astrophysique
Spatiale / CNRS

13:00 14:00

60

Lunch at the restaurant ARK
Y.-H. Kim(chairperson)
Max-PlanckInstitut for Physics

8Application - Dark matter, neutrino and related physics 1

14:00 14:30

30 I

New-generation cryogenic detectors for darkmatter and coherent neutrino scattering

Raymond Strauss

14:30 14:45

15 B

Status and Prospects of the EDELWEISS-III Direct
WIMP Search ExperimentAlexandre Juillard Institut despoken by Romain Physique
Maisonoble
Nucleaire de Lyon

14:45 15:00

15 B

Using defect creation to discriminate dark mattersignal in phonon-mediated detectors

Fedja Kadribasic

15:00 15:20

20 A

Enhanced Calorimetry Using Helium Evaporation George Seidel
and Field Ionization

Brown University

15:20 15:35

15 B

XMASS; A Dark Matter Search Experiment withLiquid Xenon

Hiroyuki Sekiya

ICRR, Universityof Tokyo15:35 16:50

75

Poster and Coffee
S.Yamada(chairperson)

9Application - Dark matter, neutrino and related physics 2A&M University

16:50 17:20

30 I

Low temperature detectors for neutrinolessdouble beta decay experiments

Yong-Ham Kim

Institute for Basic
Science

17:20 17:40

20 A

The CUORE and CUORE 0 experiments at
LNGS: detector performance and physics results

Antonio
D’Addabbo

INFN - LNGS

17:40 17:55

15 B

Status of the HOLMES experiment to directly
measure the electron neutrino mass

Angelo Enrico
Nucciotti

Universita di
Milano-Biocca /INFN Sezione di
Milano-Bicocca

17:55 18:10

15 B

The Electron Capture in 163Ho experiment

Clemens HasselHeidelberg
University

18:10 18:30

20 A

Search for hidden photon cold dark matter using
radio telescopes

Shugo Oguri

RIKEN

19 July 2017 - 20 July 201718:30 20:00

90

Poster and Sake (rise wine)

19 July 2017
10SSPD and related detectors

C. Kilbourne(chairperson)

8:30

9:00

30 I

A distributed superconducting nanowire single
photon detector for imaging

Qing-Yuen Zhao

Massachusetts
Institute ofTechnology

9:00

9:15

15 B

Four-Lead Superconducting Detector Developedfor Neutron RadiographyTakekazu Ishida

Osaka Prefecture
University

9:15

9:30

15 B

High efficiency and low dark-count-rate
superconducting nanowire single-photon
detectors

Lixing YouSIMIT, CAS,

9:30

9:50

20 A

Electrothermal modeling of amorphous WSi
nanowires

Jason PaulAllmaras, spoken
by Alexander
Kozorezov

California
Institute ofTechnology

9:30

9:45

15 B

Electron-phonon relaxation time in ultrathin
tungsten silicon film

Alexander
Kozorezov

Lancaster
University

9:45 10:15

30 I

Single microwave-photon detector based onsuperconducting quantum circuits

Kunihiro InomataAIST

10:15 10:45

30

Tea breakM. Ukibe(chairperson)

11 Other low-temperature detectors
10:45 11:15

30 I

Physics and Applications of Metallic Magnetic
Calorimeters

Sebastian KempfHeidelberg
University

11:15 11:35

20 A

Single Photon Detection of 1.5THz Radiation with Pierre Echternach
the Quantum Capacitance Detector

NASA JPL

11:35 11:50

15 B

Development of STJ with FD-SOI cryogenic
amplifier as a far-infrared single photon detector
for COBAND experiment

Yuji Takeuchi

University ofTsukuba

Q.-Y. Zhao

(chairperson)

Ben Mates

University ofColorado / NIST

WS photo, Lunch and/or excursion

20 July 201712Readout Techniques & Signal processing 1

8:30

9:00

30 I

Progress in microwave SQUID readout for
calorimetric and bolometric sensors

9:00

9:20

20 A

A large-scale demonstration of microwave SQUID Dan Becker
multiplexing: the SLEDGEHAMMER TES gammaray microcalorimeter instrument

9:20

9:35

15 B

Microwave SQUID Multiplexing for TES microCalorimeters in the High-Speed Limit

James P. HaysNIST
Wehle, spoken by
Joseph Fowler

9:35

9:50

15 B

Optimized Readout Electronics for Microwave
SQUID Multiplexed MMC Arrays

Oliver Sander

NIST

Karlsruhe
Institute ofTechnology20 July 2017
9:50 10:10

20 A64 pixel metallic magnetic calorimeter based
detector array with integrated microwave SQUID
multiplexerMathias Wegner

Kirchhoff-Institutefor Physics

10:10 10:30

20 A

Advanced Time- and Code-Division Multiplexers
for X-Ray Spectrometer Arrays

Irwin

Stanford
University

10:30 11:00

30

Tea breakY.. Ezoe(chairperson)

13Readout Techniques & Signal processing 2

11:00 11:20

20 A

SiGe Integrated Circuit Developments for
SQUID/TES Readout

Damien PreleAPC CNRS/Univ.
Paris Diderot

11:20 11:35

15 B

Frequency domain multiplexed readout of TES Xray microcalorimeters for X-IFU on board ofAthena

Hiroaki Akamatsu

SRON

11:35 11:50

15 B

Traveling-wave, lumped-element kinetic inductance Saptarshi
parametric amplifier for detector readout
Chaudhuri

StanfordUniversity

11:50 12:05

15 B

Lithographed superconducting resonator
development for next generation frequency
multiplexing readout of transition-edge sensors

Farzad Faramarzi

University ofCalifornia
Berkeley

Y.. Ezoe(chairperson)
NIST

14Fabrication & Implementation Techniques 1

12:05 12:25

20 A

Design and Fabrication of Large-Area Transition
Edge Sensor Detector Arrays for Cosmic
Microwave Background Polarimetry

Shannon M. Duff

12:25 12:45

20 A

Superconducting Ti/TiN thin films for mm wave
absorption

Abdelkader Aliane CEA tech LETI,

12:45 13:00

15 B

Parallel plate resonators for kinetic inductancedetectors

Gregoire Coiffard

University ofCalifornia SantaBarbara

13:00 14:00

60

Lunch at the restaurant ARK
Y. Sekimoto(chairperson)

15 Application - CMB 1
14:00 14:30

30 I

Low Temperature Detectors For Cosmic
Microwave Background ResearchJohannes
HubmayrNIST

14:30 14:50

20 A

The Advanced ACTPol 27/39 GHz Array

Sara Simon

University ofMichigan

14:50 15:05

15 B

BICEP3 performance overview and design forBICEP Array

Howard Hui

California
Institute ofTechnology

15:05 15:20

15 B

SPT3G: A Multichroic Receiver for the South Pole
Telescope

Adam Jonathan
Anderson

Fermi NationalAccelerator
Laboratory

15:20 15:35

15 B

GroundBIRD - observation of CMB polarization
with a high-speed scanning and MKIDs

Taketo Nagasaki

IPNS, KEK

15:35 17:05

90

Poster and Coffee
H.-M. Cho(chairperson)

16 Application - CMB 2
17:05 17:20

15 B

Design, construction, and characterization of the280 GHz focal plane units for the second flight ofthe \textsc{Spider} polarimeter

Amanda Stevie
BergmanPrincetonUniversity17:20 17:40

20 A

The LiteBIRD Space Mission - Sub-Kelvin
Instrument

Aritoki Suzuki

University ofCalifornia,Berkeley

21 July 201717:40 18:00

20 A

Measuring Reionization, Neutrino Mass, andCosmic Inflation with BFORE

18:00 18:45

45 A

Move to the banquet place, Suiko-en

18:45 21:00 135 A

Sean Alan Bryan

Arizona State
University

N. Iyomoto(chairperson)

Banquet at Suiko-en

21 July 201717Fabrication & Implementation Techniques 2

8:30

9:00

30 I

Progress of Superconducting Electronics in Clean
Room for Analog and Digital Superconductivity:
CRAVITY

Masahiro Ukibe

AIST

9:00

9:20

20 ALC filters for FDM readout of the X-IFU TES
calorimeter instrument on AthenaMarcel P. Bruijn

SRON

9:20

9:35

15 B

The DARKNESS Array: A 10,000 Pixel PtSi MKIDArray

Paul Szypryt

University ofCalifornia, Santa
Barbara

9:35

9:50

15 B

Magnetic Calorimeter Arrays with High Sensor
Inductance and Dense WiringThomas R.
Stevenson

NASA/GSFC

18

Cryogenics and Components 1

N. Iyomoto(chairperson)

9:50 10:20

30 I

CUORE, a large cryogenic system for LTDs

Carlo Bucci

INFN - LNGS

10:20 10:35

15 B

A continuous 100-mK helium-light cooling system
for MUSCAT on the LMT

Tom L R Brien

Cardiff University

10:35 11:05

30

Tea break
S Kempf(chairperson)

Chang Lee

Institute of BasicScience19

Cryogenics and Components 2

11:05 11:20

15 B

Vibration measurement and mitigation for
cryogen-free dilution refrigerators

11:20 11:40

20 A

Electromagnetic Design of a Magnetically-Coupled Berhanu T. Bulcha
Spatial Power Combiner

NASA/GSFC

11:40 11:55

15 B

A temperature dependent x-ray absorption
characterization of test filters for the ATHENA
mission X-IFU instrument

Luisa Sciortino

Universita degliStudi di Palermo

S Kempf(chairperson)

20 Application - Material analysis and others 1
11:55 12:25

30 I

Analytical Transmission Electron Microscope using Toru Haraa Transition Edge Sensor for X-ray Microanalysis

NIMS

12:25 12:45

20 A

Ultrafast X-ray Spectroscopies using TES
Microcalorimeter Sensors: Recent Table-top
Demonstrations and Current Work

Joel N. Ullom

NIST

12:45 13:00

15 B

An ultra-sensitive probe of local electronic
structures using transition-edge sensor X-ray
microcalorimeters at the Stanford Synchrotron
Radiation Lightsource

Sang Jun Lee,given by Dale Li

SLAC National
Accelerator
Laboratory

13:00 14:00

60

Lunch at the restaurant ARK
K. Maehata(chairperson)

Stephan Friedrich

Lawrence
Livermore
NationalLaboratory

21 Application - Material analysis and others 2
14:00 14:20

20 A

A Search for the Decay of Metastable Th-229m
with Superconducting Tunnel Junctions

21 July 201714:20 14:35

15 B

TES application to kaonic atom X-ray
spectroscopy in a charged-particle beamline

Tadashi
HashimotoJapan Atomic
Energy Agency

14:35 14:50

15 B

Calorimetry of Heavy Charged Particle bysuperconducting transition edge sensor

Masashi Ohno

The University ofTokyo

14:50 15:05

15 B

A few photon spectral imaging with photon
microscope based on optical transition edge
sensorDaiji Fukuda

NMIJ/AIST

15:05 15:20

15 B

2d MMC arrays for high resolution x-ray
spectroscopy

AndreasFleischmannHeidelberg
University

K. Maehata(chairperson)

22 Closing
15:20 15:50

30

Closing
Adjourn

C. Enss & LOC