XVI International Conference on Topics
in Astroparticle and Underground Physics
September 9-13, 2019, Toyama Japan

2019 TOYAMATAT EYA M A
Tateyama Mountain Range

TOYA M A
Amazing City, TOYAMAI K ENOYA M A

Legendary Mountain for Astroparticle and Underground Physics

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and Mathematics of the Universe

University of Toyama

Tohoku University

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Contents
Exhibitors

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Important Information3

Schedule At-A-Glance4

Map of Toyama City

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Map of Hotels

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Floor Maps

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Event Information

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Daily Schedules

11

Parallel Sessions

16

Poster Session

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TAUP2019 Committees

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Parallel Session Topics and Conveners

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Memo

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Exhibitors

Main Hall
entrance

CAEN. KAJIMA Organo
S.p.A

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Important Information
Conference Registration
Sunday, Sept. 8 16:00-20:30
Monday-Friday, Sept. 9-13 8:15- End of Session
The registration desk will be open on Sunday, September 8 at the 1st floor of
Toyama International Conference Center. Snacks and beverages will be provided
by 20:00.

Kamioka Technical Tours
We have organized a trip to the Super-Kamiokande, KamLAND, and KAGRA
underground experimental sites. Registration for the tours took place before theconference. However, in case there are spaces available, we will let you know.
If you would like to try and register for a tour during the conference, please visit
the registration desk by Wednesday, September 11. The number of available
seats will be posted at the registration desk. There are five time slots to go on thisexcursion:• Tour 1: Friday, September 13, 13:00 to 17:30• Tour 2: Friday, September 13, 13:40 to 18:10• Tour 3: Saturday, September 14, 8:00 to 12:30• Tour 4: Saturday, September 14, 8:40 to 13:10• Tour 5: Saturday, September 14, 13:00 to 17:30

Wifi network
Wifi is available at the conference. The connection information can be obtained at
the conference site.

At the International Conference Center food and drink is only allowed in
the Foyer (exhibition and poster area) on the 3rd floor. Please do NOT bringfood or drink to the Main Hall on the 3rd floor, or the Foyer (including posterarea) on the 2nd floor.
3Schedule At-A-Glance
Sept. 8 (Sun)09:00

Sept. 9 (Mon)

Sept. 10 (Tue)Sept. 11 (Wed)

8:15-8:50
Registration
8:50-9:00
Welcome remarks
09:00 - 10:30
Plenary I
Gravitational Waves

09:00 - 10:30
Plenary III
HE Astro /CR /Multi

09:00 - 10:30
Plenary V
Dark Matter

10:30 - 11:00
Break

10:30 - 11:00
Break

10:30 - 11:00
Break

11:00 - 12:30
Plenary II
Gravitational Waves
HE Astro /CR /Multi
Dark Matter

11:00 - 12:30
Plenary IV
HE Astro /CR /Multi
Cosmology

11:00 - 13:00
Plenary VI
Dark Matter

12:30 - 14:00
Lunch

12:30 - 14:00
Lunch

10:00

11:00

12:00

13:00 - 14:30
Lunch

13:00
13:30 - 15:00
Public lecture
14:00 - 15:40
Parallel Session

14:00

14:00 - 15:40
Parallel Session
14:30 - 16:10
Parallel Session

15:00

16:00 16:00 - 20:30

Welcome Drink
and Registration

15:40 - 16:10
Break
16:10 - 18:10
Parallel Session

15:40 - 16:10
Break
16:10 - 17:50
Parallel Session

16:40 - 18:40
Parallel Session

17:00

18:00

19:00

20:00

4

16:10 - 16:40
Break

18:10 - 19:00
Free Time
19:00 - 21:00
Welcome Reception

18:00 - 20:00
Poster Session

Sept. 12 (Thu)

Sept. 13 (Fri)

Sept. 14 (Sat)KAMIOKA Technical Tour
Tour3
8:00 - 12:30

9:00 09:00 - 10:30
Plenary VII
Neutrinos

09:00 - 10:30
Plenary IX
Neutrinos

Tour 4
8:40 - 13:10
Tour 513:00 - 17:30

10:00
10:30 - 11:00
Break

10:30 - 11:00
Break

11:00 11:00 - 12:30

11:00 - 11:55
Plenary X Neutrinos
IUPAP neutrino panel report
Closing and Farewell

12:00

12:00 - 13:00 (13:40)
Lunch

Plenary VIII
Neutrinos

12:30 - 14:00
Lunch
KAMIOKA Technical Tour

13:00

Tour1
13:00 - 17:30

14:00 14:00 - 15:40

Parallel Session

Tour 2
13:40 - 18:10

15:00

16:00

15:40 - 16:10
Break
16:10 - 17:50
Parallel Session

17:00

17:50 - 19:00

18:00 Free Time

19:00 19:00 - 21:00
Banquet20:00

5Map of Toyama City

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Map of Hotels

APA Hotel Toyama-Ekimae

Toyama Excel Hotel Tokyu

Hotel Route-Inn Toyama Ekimae

Hotel Grand Terrace Toyama

Hotel Crown Hills Toyama

Toyama Manten Hotel
Toyama Dai-ichi Hotel
Welcome reception

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Toyama

Toyama International
Conference Center
Otemachi ForumANA Crowne Plaza Toyama
Banquet Dinnerpart of Parallel session©google.com

7Floor Maps
Toyama International Conference Center
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Poster area 1

Escalator

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3F

Poster area 2

Main Hall

Secretariait
Escalator

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ANA CROWNE PLAZA TOYAMA
3F
Conference hall

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Event Information
Welcome Reception
Monday, September 9, 19:00 to 21:00
The welcome reception will take place at Toyama Dai-ichi Hotel.
Map p.7

Banquet DinnerThursday, September 12, 19:00 to 21:00
The banquet dinner to celebrate TAUP 2019 will be held on Thursday, 12th
September. The event will take place at ANA Crowne Plaza TOYAMA.
Map p.7

Public Lecture
Sunday, September 8, 13:30 to 15:00
We will have a public lecture by Prof. Kajita at the main hall of Toyama
International Conference Center. The talk will be given in Japanese.

You must show your conference badge for admission to the above events.

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Daily Schedules
Monday, September 9
8:15

Registration

8:50
9:00
9:30

Welcome Remarks
Main Hall
Chair:
T. Kajita

10:00

Latest gravitational wave observation results
Patricia SCHMIDT (Radboud Univ.)
Gravitaional wave detectors
Fulvio RICCI (Rome Univ.)
Binary black hole formation senarios
Sterl PHINNEY (Caltech)
Coffee BreakCompact binary coalescence physics
Yuichiro SEKIGUCHI (Toho Univ.)
Main HallMultimessenger signature of compact binary coalescense
11:30
Chair:
Masaomi TANAKA (Tohoku Univ.)
A. Etchegoyen
Dark matter candidates and strategies for future
12:00
Hitoshi MURAYAMA (UC Berkeley, Kavli IPMU)
11:00

Lunch Time

14:00

Main Hall

Neutrinos #1

201

Dark Matter #1

202

Dark Matter #2

203

Neutrinos #2

204

High energy astrophysics and Cosmic Rays/Multi-messenger astronomy #1

205

Underground laboratories #1

206

Gravitational Waves #1

210

Neutrinos #3
Coffee Break

16:10

19:00

Main Hall

Neutrinos #4

201

Dark Matter #3

202

Dark Matter #4

203

Neutrinos #5

204

High energy astrophysics and Cosmic Rays/Multi-messenger astronomy #2

205

Underground laboratories #2

206

Gravitational Waves #2

210

Neutrinos #6
Welcome Reception (Toyama Dai-ichi Hotel)

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Tuesday, September 10
9:00
9:30

Main Hall
Chair:
TBD

10:00

Multimessenger astronomy with very high energy gamma ray observation
Jim HINTON (MPI Kernphysik)
Dark matter signature in Cosmic Ray observation
Alessandro CUOCO (Aachen Univ.)
Origin of ultra high energy cosmic ray and high energy neutrino
Kohta MURASE (Penn. State Univ.)
Coffee Break

11:00
11:30

Main Hall
Chair:
K. Kohri

12:00

Very high energy neutrinos from blazars
Matteo CERRUTI (Univ. of Barcelona)
Cosmology Overview
Ofer LAHAV (University College London)
Dark Matter and structure formation
Hai-Bo YU (UC Riverside)
Lunch Time

14:00

Main Hall

Neutrinos #7

201

Dark Matter #5

202

Dark Matter #6

203

Neutrinos #8

204

Dark Matter #7

205

New Technologies #1

206

Gravitational Waves #3

210

Neutrinos #9

3rd floor,
ANA Crowne High energy astrophysics and Cosmic Rays/Multi-messenger astronomy #3
Plaza Toyama
Coffee Break

16:10

Main Hall

Neutrinos #10

201

Dark Matter #8

202

Dark Matter #9

203

Neutrinos #11

204

Dark Matter #10

205

New Technologies #2

206

Gravitational Waves #4210

Neutrinos #12

3rd floor,
ANA Crowne High energy astrophysics and Cosmic Rays/Multi-messenger astronomy #4
Plaza Toyama
18:00

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Poster Session (2nd & 3rd floor)Wednesday, September 11
Direct dark matter search
Masaki YAMASHITA (ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo)
Main Hall
New ideas in conventional detectors
9:30
Chair:
Thomas SHUTT (SLAC, Stanford Univ.)
F.T. Avignone
Small scale direct dark matter search experiment
10:00
Susana CEBRIAN (Univ. of Zaragoza)
9:00

11:00
11:30
12:00

Main Hall
Chair:
A. Ianni

Coffee Break
Dark matter axion search experiments
Gray RYBKA (Washington Univ.)
Dark matter local density determination based on recent observations
Pablo FERNÁNDEZ DE SALAS (OKC, Stockholm Univ.)
Dark matter search in accelerators
Priscilla PANI (DESY)
Review of underground laboratories
Xavier BERTOU (National Commission of Atomic Energy/National
Scientific and Technical Research Council)

12:30

Lunch Time

14:30

Main Hall

Neutrinos #13

201

Dark Matter #11

202

Dark Matter #12

203

Neutrinos #14

204

High energy astrophysics and Cosmic Rays/Multi-messenger astronomy #5

205

New Technologies #3

206

Cosmology #1

210

Neutrinos #15
Coffee Break

Main Hall

16:40

Neutrinos #16 & Outreach

201

Dark Matter #13

202

Dark Matter #14

203

Neutrinos #17

204

High energy astrophysics and Cosmic Rays/Multi-messenger astronomy #6

205

New Technologies #4

206

Cosmology #2

210

Neutrinos #18

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Thursday, September 12
9:00
9:30

Main Hall
Chair:
H. Sobel

10:00

Neutrino theory
Eligio LISI (INFN-Bari)
Neutrino Oscillation experiments
Hirohisa TANAKA (SLAC, Stanford Univ.)
Sterile neutrino
David CARATELLI (Fermilab)
Coffee Break

11:00
11:30

Main Hall
Chair:
M. Lindner

12:00

Solar neutrinos
Kai ZUBER (TU-Dresden)
Geo neutrinos
Hiroko WATANABE (Tohoku Univ.)
Supernova neutrino
Evan O'CONNOR (Stockholm Univ.)
Lunch Time

14:00

Main Hall

Neutrinos #19

201

Dark Matter #15

202

Dark Matter #16

203

Neutrinos #20

204

High energy astrophysics and Cosmic Rays/Multi-messenger astronomy #7

206

Cosmology #3

210

Neutrinos #21
Coffee Break

16:10

19:00

14

Main Hall

Neutrinos #22

201

Dark Matter #17

202

Dark Matter #18

203

Neutrinos #23

204

High energy astrophysics and Cosmic Rays/Multi-messenger astronomy #8

206

Cosmology #4

210

Neutrinos #24
Banquet (ANA Crowne Plaza Toyama)

Friday, September 13
9:00
9:30
10:00

Main Hall
Chair:
D. Sinclair

Neutrino-less double beta decay theory
Fedor SIMKOVIC (Joint Institute for Nuclear Research)
Neutrino-less double beta decay experimentYong-Hamb KIM (Center for Underground Physics)
Coherent neutrino scattering
Kate SCHOLBERG (Duke Univ.)

Coffee BreakDirect neutrino mass measurement
11:00
Guido DREXLIN (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
Main HallIUPAP neutrino panel report
11:30
Chair:
Manfred LINDNER (MPI Kernphysik)
A. McDonald
Closing and Farewell
11:45
Nicolao FORNENGO (TAUP SC chair, Univ. of Torino and INFN)

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Parallel Session Sept. 9 (Mon)
Monday Parallel Sessions: 14:00 - 15:40
Ne utr ino #1, Room: M a int Ha ll, C h ai r : O. Bo t n er
14:00

Accuracy improvement of the atmospheric neutrino flux prediction
using observed muon spectra at mountain altitude

Morihiro HONDA

14:20

Standard Oscillation Physics with Deepcore and IceCube

Juan Pablo YANEZ

14:40

Probing BSM physics via neutrino oscillations with IceCube DeepCore Summer BLOT

15:00

High-energy particle physics with IceCube

15:20

Using IceCube to search for time-dependent neutrino emission from
Erin O'SULLIVAN
blazars

Tianlu YUAN

D M 1 : Axion a nd Axion- Like D a rk M at ter I, Ro o m : 201, C h ai r : Y. S em er t z i di s
14:00

Current Results and R&D Efforts for Higher Frequency Axion Searches
Alexander LEDER
with HAYSTAC

14:20

MADMAX: A QCD Axion Direction-Detection Experiment

Xiaoyue LI

14:40

The Dark Matter Radio: Searching for QCD Axion Dark Matter Below
1 Micro-eV Abstract

Kent IRWIN

15:00

DANCE: Dark matter Axion search with RiNg Cavity Experiment

Yuta MICHIMURA

15:20

Updates from the Second Run of the ABRACADABRA-10 cm Axion
Dark Matter Search

Jonathan OUELLETD M 2 : W IMP D a rk M atter I, Room : 202, C h ai r : J. G as c o n
14:00

The XENONnT experiment

Auke COLIJN

14:20

Low Mass Wimp Result with DarkSide-50 and Prospects for Future
Experiments using LAr

Sandro DE CECCO

14:40

The LUX-Zeplin Dark Matter Experiment

Alden FAN

15:00

Results from PICO 60 and status of the PICO 40L experiment

Carsten KRAUSS

15:20

Recent Results from the PandaX-II Experiment

Xiaopeng ZHOU

Ne utr ino #2, Room: 203, C ha ir : S. Petc ov

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14:00

Neutrino masses beyond the minimal seesaw

Martin HIRSCH

14:20

Leptogenesis with scalar triplets and right handed neutrinos

Anjan GIRI

14:40

Entropy production from decay of GeV scale right-handed neutrinos
Hisashi OKUI
and the primordial gravitational wave

15:00

Dark matter stability and Dirac neutrinos using only Standard Model
Eduardo PEINADO
symmetries

15:20

Phenomenological Study of Texture Zeros in Lepton Mass Matrices ofHappy BORGOHAIN
Minimal Left-Right Symmetric ModelH E C R # 1, Room: 204, C ha ir : K . A s an o
14:00

Neutrino Oscillations in ultralong gamma ray bursts

Jose CARPIO

14:25

Neutrino Distributions for a Rotating Core-collapse Supernova with a
Akira HARADA
Boltzmann-neutrino-transport

14:50

Supernova neutrinos in the proto-neutron star cooling phase andnuclear matter

Ken'Ichiro NAKAZATO

15:15

Neutrino Flavor Evolution in Dense Neutrino Media

Sajad ABBAR

U nd e rgrou nd L a bs. #1, Room: 205, C h ai r : M . Vagi n s
14:00

Deep Science at Boulby Underground Laboratory.

Sean PALING

14:20

Low radioactivity and Multi- disciplinarily Underground Laboratoryof Modane (LSM)

Ali DASTGHEIBI FARD

14:40

Nuclear astrophysics at Gran Sasso : status and perspectives of the
LUNA facility

Sandra ZAVATARELLI

15:00

Sagnac gyroscopes and GINGERINOAngela DI VIRGILIO

15:15

Characterization of the Sos Enattos site for the Einstein Telescope

Luca NATICCHIONI

Gr av itationa l Wave #1, Room: 206, C h ai r : K . Ko keyam a
14:00

Overview of KAGRA

Masatake OHASHI

14:15

Cryogenic system at underground site for Large-scale Cryogenic
Gravitational Wave Telescope, KAGRA

Nobuhiro KIMURA

14:30

Vibration Isolation System for the Cryogenic Mirrors in KAGRA

Koki OKUTOMI

14:45

Interferometer control of KAGRA

Masayuki NAKANO

15:00

Global control using a laser strainmeter for KAGRA

Koseki MIYO

15:15

Construction and the operation of the interferometer control system
Takahiro YAMAMOTO
and the DAQ system for KAGRA

Ne utr ino #3, Room: 210, C ha ir : S. Pas to r
14:00

Status of Sterile Neutrino Global Fits

Alejandro DIAZ

14:20

How likely is a light sterile neutrino signal even if no sterile neutrinos
Birgit NEUMAIR
exist?

14:40

Sum rules and asymptotic behaviors of neutrino mixing andoscillations in matter

Zhi-Zhong XING

15:00

Precision Neff Calculation

Jack J. BENNETT

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Monday Parallel Sessions: 16:10 - 18:30
Ne utr ino #4, Room: M a in Ha ll, C h ai r : Y. Hayato
16:10

Tackling the astrophysical neutrino flux between 5TeV and 100TeV
with veto-based methods in IceCube

16:30

Angular power spectrum analysis on current and future high-energy
Ariane DEKKER
neutrino data

16:50

Physics Potential of the IceCube Upgrade

Wing Yan MA

17:10

KM3NeT/ORCA: status and prospects

Ronald BRUIJN

17:30

Neutrino CP Violation with the European Spallation Source neutrino
Super Beam project

Eirik GRAMSTAD

17:50

Search for nucleon decay with Super-Kamiokande

Hide-Kazu TANAKA

Austin SCHNEIDER

DM3: Directional Searches & Annual Modulation, Room: 201, Chair: G. Gerbier
16:10

CYGNUS

Kentaro MIUCHI

16:30

Directional Dark Matter searches and the CYGNO project

Elisabetta BARACCHINI

16:50

Directional Dark Matter Search with Nuclear Emulsion

Osamu SATO

17:10

Results of directional dark matter search from the NEWAGE
experiment

Tomonori IKEDA

17:30

The COSINUS experiment - A cryogenic direct dark matter searchwith NaI target

Florian REINDL

17:50

The SABRE Proof of Principle

Simone COPELLO

DM4: Backgrounds in Dark Matter Experiments I, Room: 202, Chair: J. Cooley
16:10

Material Assay and Cleanliness for the LUX-ZEPLIN Experiment

Alvine KAMAHA

16:30

Backgrounds and Simulations for the LUX-ZEPLIN Experiment

Amy COTTLE

16:50

Background Controls for the DAMIC-M Dark Matter Search

Daniel BAXTER

17:10

Measuring cosmogenic activation rates in active detector material

Richard SALDANHA

17:30

Calculation of (α,n) yields for low background experiments using
Geant4

Vicente PESUDO

17:50

Understanding neutrino background implications in LXe-TPC dark
matter searches using 127Xe electron captures

Dylan TEMPLESNe utr ino #5, Room: 203, C ha ir : K . Z uber

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16:10

Observation of two-neutrino double electron capture in Xe-124 with
Christian WITTWEGXENON1T

16:30

Results of the Majorana Demonstrator's Search for Double-Beta
Decay to Excited States

Ian GUINN

16:50

Search for triple and quadruple beta decay of 150Nd

Alexander BARABASH

17:10

Search for double capture 2νEC/EC of Cd-106 on a TGV-2
spectrometer

Ekaterina RUKHADZEH E C R # 2, Room: 204, C ha ir : A. K h ei r an di s h
16:35

Turbulence Particle Acceleration and UHECR

Katsuaki ASANO

17:00

Diffusive shock acceleration of cosmic rays in low mach galaxy
cluster shocks.

Allard Jan VAN MARLE

17:25

Chiral transport and turbulence in core-collapse supernovae

Naoki YAMAMOTO

17:50

A new source type of Galactic Cosmic Rays

Vera Y. SINITSYNA

18:15

Equation of state for quark matter with strong magnetic field andhybrid stars

Tomoki ENDO

U nd e rgrou nd L a bs. #2, Room: 205, C h ai r : Y. K i m
16:10

Baksan large volume scintillation telescope: a current status

Valeriy PETKOV

16:30

Radioassay and Purification for Experiments at Y2L and Yemilab in
Korea

Moo Hyun LEE

16:50

Rare physics searches at the China Jinping Underground Laboratory

Qian YUE

17:10

Low Background & Large Scale Electronic Circuit Substrate for CDEXYuanyuan LIU
2 Experiment

17:25

Measurement of ambient neutrons in an underground laboratory at
Kamioka Observatory

Keita MIZUKOSHI

17:40

Radon monitoring in the Kamioka Observatory

Guillaume PRONOST

17:55

Effects of radioactivity on superconducting quantum bits

Laura CARDANI

18:10

The SNOLAB Underground Laboratory

Jeter HALL

18:30

Laboratorio Subterráneo de Canfranc

Carlos PEÑA GARAY

Gr av itationa l Wave #2, Room: 206, C h ai r : T. Yo koz awa
16:10

A/D and D/A Processing Unit for Advanced Virgo Control Suspension
Massimiliano BITOSSIElectronics

16:30

Small scale ring laser gyros as environmental monitors

Angela DI VIRGILIO

16:50

The amorphous mirror coatings research to improve the sensitivityof the future GW detectors

Francesco
PIERGIOVANNI

17:10

Study and experiment on the alternative technique of frequency–
dependent squeezing generation with EPR entanglement for Virgo.

Mateusz BAWAJ

Ne utr ino #6, Room: 210, C ha ir : R . M o h an t a
16:10

First measurement of the neutron-argon cross section between 100
and 800 MeV

Scott LOCKE

16:30

Recent neutrino-Argon scattering results from MicroBooNE

Supraja
BALASUBRAMANIAN

16:50

Characterizing Beam-Correlated Neutron Backgrounds in the ANNIE
detector

Amanda WEINSTEIN

17:10

Study of Charged-Current neutrino interactions on water with
nuclear emulsion in the NINJA experiment

Ayami HIRAMOTO

17:30

Study of neutrino charged current interactions on iron in the NINJA
experiment

Hitoshi OSHIMA

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Parallel Session Sept. 10 (Tue)
Tuesday Parallel Sessions: 14:00 - 15:40
Ne utr ino #7, Room: M a in Ha ll, C h ai r : O. C rem o n es i
14:00

Experimental studies of axial-vector weak couplings for double beta
Hiroyasu EJIRI
decays and astro neutrinos.

14:20

Recent Results and Status of EXO-200

Michael JEWELL

14:40

Results and post-upgrade performance of GERDA Phase II

Christoph WIESINGER

15:00

Majorana Demonstrator Updated 0vBB Search and Background
Characterization

Matthew GREEN

D M 5 : Axions a nd Axion- Like D a r k M at ter II, Ro o m : 201, C h ai r : J. O uel l et
14:00

New Axion Dark Matter Search with Proto-Planetary Disks

Tomohiro FUJITA

14:20

Dynamics of axion strings and implications for axion dark matter

Toyokazu SEKIGUCHI

14:40

A Unique Multi-Messenger Probe of QCD Axion Dark Matter

Thomas EDWARDS

15:00

Detecting axion-like particles at radio frequencies.

Marco TAOSO

15:20

DM Radio Pathfinder: A Superconducting Lumped-Element
Resonator for Wave-Like Dark Matter

Stephen KUENSTNER

D M 6 : I n direc t detec tion, Room : 202, C h ai r : A . Cuo c o
14:00

Dark matter distribution in the Galactic dwarf spheroidal galaxies

Kohei HAYASHI

14:20

Modeling evolution of dark matter substructure and annihilation
boost

Nagisa HIROSHIMA

14:40

Particle dark matter searches through cross-correlations between
gamma-rays and neutral hydrogen intensity mapping

Elena PINETTI

15:00

MeV Gamma-ray imaging spectroscopic observation for Galactic
Center and Cosmic Background MeV gammas by SMILE-2+ Balloon
Experiment

Toru TANIMORI

15:20

The GAPS experiment – a search for cosmic-ray antinuclei from dark
matterMasayoshi KOZAI

Ne utr ino #8, Room: 203, C ha ir : M . Hi r s c h

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14:00

Modular invariance approach to masses and mixing of neutrino
flavors

Morimitsu TANIMOTO

14:20

New Physics and (vector, scalar, dark) Non-Standard Interactions in
Neutrino Oscillation

Shao-Feng GE

14:40

Constraints on Nonstandard Neutrino Interaction from Neutrino
Electron Scattering

Deniz MUHAMMED

15:00

Electromagnetic neutrinos: New constraints and new effects inoscillations

Alexander STUDENIKIN

15:20

The effects of coherent neutrino mixing modulation by dark matter.

William MARKSD M 7 : Low M a ss D a rk M atter I, Ro o m : 204, C h ai r : M . S el vi
14:00

Dark matter search results from DAMIC at SNOLAB

Alvaro CHAVARRIA

14:20

Latest results of CRESST-III’s search for sub-GeV/c² dark matter

Holger KLUCK

14:40

Current Status of SuperCDMS SNOLAB and Results from Sub-GeV
Dark Matter with a Reduced Threshold SuperCDMS-Style Detector

Tsuguo ARAMAKI

15:00

Recent results from EDELWEISS Dark Matter searches

Jules GASCON

15:20

NEWS-G: search for low mass Dark Matter with light targets

Gilles GERBIER

New Te chnology #1, Room: 205, C h ai r : A . Wei n s tei n
14:00

SiPM photosensor development for nEXO

Thomas BRUNNER

14:20

Development of low background PMT R13111

Ko ABE

14:40

Development and performance of the 20” PMT for HyperKamiokande

Christophe BRONNER

15:00

Large Area Photo-Detection System using 3" PMTs for the HyperKamiokande Outer Detector

Stephane ZSOLDOS

15:20

Use of poly(ethylene naphthalate) as a self-vetoing structural
material

Felix FISCHER

Gr av itationa l Wave #3, Room: 206, C h ai r : N . K an da
14:00

Inference on the massive black hole binary population from pulsar
timing array searches for gravitational waves

Hannah MIDDLETON

14:20

Astrophysical numerical relativistic simulations: Hypermassive
Neutron stars and Core-collapse Supernovae

Ho Yin NG

14:40

Binary black holes originating from globular clusters as sources ofgravitational waves

Dorota ROSINSKA

15:00

Formation of binary black holes in star clusters as gravitational wave
Jun KUMAMOTO
sources

15:20

Stochastic gravitational wave background mapmaking using
regularised deconvolution

Jishnu SURESH

Ne utr ino #9, Room: 210, C ha ir : K . Okum ur a
14:00

Neutrino physics beyond the Standard Model in DUNEMariam TÓRTOLA

14:20

Search for heavy neutrinos with the T2K near-detector ND280

Mathieu LAMOUREUX

14:40

The SHiP experiment at CERN

Annika HOLLNAGEL

15:00

Detector physics with MicroBooNE

Yifan CHENH E C R # 3, Room: 3rd floor, ANA C row n e P l az a Toyam a, C h ai r : Y. Ts un es ada
14:00

Recent results status and perspectives from ANTARES and KM3NeT
Mediterranean Neutrino Telescopes.

14:25

IceCube Search for Galactic Sources of High-Energy Neutrinos based
Ali KHEIRANDISH
on HAWC Observations

14:45

CALET results after three years on the International Space Station

Yoichi ASAOKA

15:10

The GRAMS Project: Dual MeV Gamma-Ray and Dark Matter
Observatory

Tsuguo ARAMAKI

Antonio CAPONE

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Tuesday Parallel Sessions: 16:10 - 17:55
Ne utr ino #10, Room: M a in Ha ll, C h ai r : F. Avi gn o n e
16:10

Status of 48Ca double beta decay search and its future prospect in
CANDLES

Konosuke TETSUNO

16:30

New results from the CUORE experiment

Stefano POZZI

16:50

Final results of the CUPID-0 Phase I experiment

Nicola CASALI

17:10

First results of KamLAND-Zen 800

Yoshihito GANDO

17:30

A Bayesian Approach to Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay Analysis in
KamLAND-ZEN

Aobo LID M 8 : Axions a nd Axion- Like D a r k M at ter III, Ro o m : 201, C h ai r : K . Ir w i n
16:10

Search for dark matter in the form of axion-like particles and hidden
photons in the XMASS detector

16:30

A comprehensive approach to axion dark matter search and hadronic
Yannis SEMERTZIDIS
EDMs

16:50

Axion Dark Matter Search with Interferometric Gravitational Wave
Detectors

Ippei OBATA

17:10

Dark matter axion search experiments using 18T HTS magnet

Byeongsu YANG

17:30

Status and plans for NA64

Johannes BERNHARD

Kazufumi SATOD M 9 : A strophysic a l probes of dar k m at ter , Ro o m : 202, C h ai r : M . Tao s o
16:10

Towards closing the window of primordial black holes as dark matter:
Paul Frederik DEPTA
The case of large clustering

16:30

Observable signatures of dark photons from supernovae

William DEROCCO

16:50

Detection of cross-correlation between DES Y1 shear and the extragalactic gamma-ray background: implications for Dark Matter

SimoneAMMAZZALORSO

Ne utr ino #11, Room: 203, C ha i r : A . M ar ro n e
16:10

Developing a long time supernova simulation framework

Masamitsu MORI

16:30

Observing Supernova Neutrino Light Curves with SuperKamiokande: Expected Event Number over Ten Seconds

Yudai SUWA

16:50

Pre-SN neutrino emission from massive stars and their detection

Chinami KATO

17:10

Supernova Model Discrimination with Hyper-Kamiokande

Jost MIGENDA

17:30

38 years of galactic observations in searching for neutrino bursts
from core collapse supernovae with the Baksan Underground
Scintillation Telescope

Valeriy PETKOV

D M 1 0 : Low M a ss D a rk M atter II, Ro o m : 204, C h ai r : J. Co o l ey

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16:10

Low Energy Rare Event Searches with the Majorana Demonstrator

Clint WISEMAN

16:30

Recent advancements of the NEWS-G experiment

Ioannis KATSIOULAS

16:50

The Future PICO Dark Matter Search Program with Bubble Chambers
Tony NOBLE
and Lower Threshold Capability

17:10

The DAMIC-M dark matter experiment

Paolo PRIVITERANew Te chnology #2, Room: 205, C h ai r : S. K az am a
16:10

22Ne(p,gamma)23Na cross section measurement at astrophysicalenergies.

Federico FERRARO

16:30

Search for non-Newtonian gravity with optically-levitatedmicrospheres

Akio KAWASAKI

16:50

Front End Electronics Module Design for the Schwarzschild-Couder
Telescope (SCT) Camera

Massimiliano BITOSSI

17:10

A binned likelihood for stochastic models

Austin SCHNEIDER

Gr av itationa l Wave #4, Room: 206, C h ai r : H. Yuz ur i h ar a
16:10

Prompt and accurate sky localization of gravitational-wave sources

Soichiro MORISAKI

16:25

Investigation of the environment influence for the underground andTakaaki YOKOZAWA
cryogenic gravitational wave detector, KAGRA.

16:40

Detector Characterization for the underground-based gravitationalwave detector, KAGRA

Keiko KOKEYAMA

16:55

Newtonian noise from the underground water

Kentaro SOMIYA

17:10

KAGRA Data Tiers

Nobuyuki KANDA

17:25

Overview of KAGRA Data Analysis

Hideyuki TAGOSHI

Ne utr ino #12, Room: 210, C ha i r : F. Vi l l an te
16:10

Updated geoneutrino measurement with Borexino

Livia LUDHOVA

16:30

Latest result of solar neutrino analysis in Super-Kamiokande

Yuuki NAKANO

16:50

A comprehensive study of the pp-chain neutrinos with Borexino

Sandra ZAVATARELLI

17:10

Jinping Neutrino Experiment: a Status Report

Benda XU

17:30

Astrophysical neutrinos at Hyper-Kamiokande

Takatomi YANOHECR #4, Room: 3rd floor, ANA Crowne Plaza Toyama, Chair: I. Lhenr y-Yvon
16:10

Properties of Elementary Particle Fluxes in Primary Cosmic Rays
Measured with the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the ISS

Zhicheng TANG

16:30

Anisotropy of Elementary Particle Fluxes in Primary Cosmic Rays
Measured with the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the ISS

Miguel Angel VELASCOFRUTOS

16:50

New Properties of Primary Cosmic Rays Measured by AMS on ISS

Valerio FORMATO

17:10

New properties of secondary cosmic rays measured by AMS

Mercedes PANICCIA

17:25

Cosmic Ray Isotopes measured by AMS

Francesca GIOVACCHINI

17:40

Observation of Complex Time Structures in the Cosmic-Ray Electron
and Positron Fluxes by the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the ISS

Valerio VAGELLI

23

Parallel Session Sept. 11 (Wed)Wednesday Parallel Sessions: 14:30 - 16:10
Ne utr ino #13, Room: M a in Ha ll, C h ai r : H. Tan ak a
14:30

Leptonic CP Violation and the Baryon Asymmetry of the Universe

Serguey PETCOV

15:10

Recent T2K Neutrino Oscillation Results

Artur SZTUC

15:30

Neutrino-Nucleus Interaction Cross-Section Measurements at T2K

Callum WILKINSON

15:50

Results and Prospects from the NOvA Experiment.

Fernanda PSIHAS

DM11: Self-interacting dark matter and light mediators, Room: 201, Chair: M. Kakizaki
14:30

New avenues for Self-Interacting Dark Matter

Camilo Alfredo GARCIA
CELY

14:50

Decaying warm dark matter and structure formation

Kingman CHEUNG

15:10

BBN constraints on MeV-scale dark sectors

Marco HUFNAGEL

15:30

The Beam Dump eXperiment

Mariangela BONDI'

15:50

Hidden Monopole Dark Matter via Axion Portal and its Implications
for Direct Search and Beam-Dump Experiments

Shu-Yu HO

D M 1 2 : A nnu a l Modu lation, Room : 202, C h ai r : F. Rei n dl
14:30

PICOLON dark matter search

Ken-Ichi FUSHIMI

14:50

Status of COSINE-100

Young Ju KO

15:10

Dark Matter Searches with the COSINE-100 Experiment

Govinda ADHIKARI

15:30

Results on dark matter annual modulation from ANAIS-112
experiment

María Luisa SARSA

15:50

Is a WIMP explanation of the DAMA modulation effect still viable?

Gaurav Kumar TOMAR

Ne utr ino #14, Room: 203, C ha i r : G . Pagl i aro l i

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14:30

Collective flavor conversion including the neutrino halo in corecollapse supernovae

Masamichi ZAIZEN

14:50

Neutrino and Gravitational Wave Signatures of Core-Collapse
Supernovae

Tomoya TAKIWAKI

15:10

Search for event bursts in XMASS-I correlated with gravitationalwave events

Katsuki HIRAIDE

15:30

Expanding Core-Collapse Supernova (CCSN) Search Horizon of
Neutrino Detectors

Odysse HALIM

15:50

Pathways to Observing Supernova Neutrinos

Thomas EDWARDSH E C R # 5, Room: 204, C ha ir : A. Is h i h ar a
14:30

Latest results of the Pierre Auger Observatory

Isabelle LHENRY-YVON

14:55

Telescope Array: Latest Results and Expansion Plans

Douglas BERGMAN

15:15

Telescope Array search for EeV photons

Yana ZHEZHER

15:30

Current status and future prospects of the CRAFFT project for the
next generation UHECR observatory

Daisuke IKEDA

15:45

Extreme Energy Events: an extended multi purpose cosmic rayobservatory

Ivan GNESINew Te chnology #3, Room: 205, C h ai r : A . Po c ar
14:30

Carbon Nanotube as anisotropic target for dark matter.

Gianluca CAVOTO

14:50

Light detection in DarkSide-20k

Claudio SAVARESE

15:10

Low Radioactivity Argon for Dark Matter and Rare Event Searches

Walter MarcelloBONIVENTO

15:30

The XENONnT Neutron Veto Detector

Shingo KAZAMA

15:50

A measurement of the scintillation decay time constant in liquid
xenon with the XMASS-I detector

Koichi ICHIMURA

Co s mol ogy #1, Room: 206, C hai r : T. S eki guc h i
14:30

Results of gravitational lensing and primordial gravitational waves
from the POLARBEAR experiment

14:50

Particle Physics with the Cosmic Microwave Background with SPT-3G Jessica AVVA

15:10

Inflation models and future CMB B-mode observations by LiteBIRD

Kazunori KOHRI

15:30

Searching gamma-rays and dark matter from galaxy clusters at low
redshift

Manuel COLAVINCENZO

Yuji CHINONE

Ne utr ino #15, Room: 210, C ha i r : C. Ro t t
14:30

Measurements of the reactor antineutrinos with DANSS experiment

Igor ALEKSEEV

14:50

Latest results from the Double Chooz experiment with near and far
detectors

Masaki ISHITSUKA

15:10

NEOS: reactor neutrino experiment at short baseline

Yoomin OH

15:30

Search for eV Sterile Neutrinos – The STEREO Experiment

Adrien BLANCHET

25

Wednesday Parallel Sessions: 16:40 - 18:40
Ne utr ino #16 & O u trea ch, Room : M ai n Hal l, C h ai r : E. L i s i
16:40

Sensitivity to leptonic CP violation at Hyper-Kamiokande

Tommaso BOSCHI

17:00

Performances of multi-PMT photodetector for the Hyper-Kamiokande
Benjamin QUILAIN
experiment (the Hyper-Kamiokande proto-collaboration)

17:20

Status of DUNE Experiment

Jianming BIAN

17:40

Status of The Dual Phase Liquid Argon TPC Developments for the
DUNE experiment.

Laura ZAMBELLI

18:00

Outreach for Hyper-Kamiokande

Jost MIGENDA

D M 1 3 : WIMP D a rk M atter II, Roo m : 201, C h ai r : M . S el vi
16:40

Analysis and Dark Matter Search Results from DEAP-3600 with 231
Live Days at SNOLAB

Shawn WESTERDALE

17:00

Dark Matter Search with DEAP-3600 at SNOLABMark BOULAY

129

17:20

Search for WIMP- Xe inelastic scattering using particle identification
Takumi SUZUKI
in XMASS-I

17:40

High Mass WIMP Results with DarkSide-50 and Prospects for Ds20k/
Argo

Yi WANG

18:00

Results of direct dark matter detection with CDEX experiment at CJPL

Hao MA

18:20

New Analysis Results from the LUX Dark Matter Experiment

Vitaly KUDRYAVTSEV

D M 1 4 : New Idea s in S u b - GeV D ar k M at ter, Ro o m : 202, C h ai r : B. Pen n i n g
16:40

Sub-GeV Dark Matter in Superfluid He-4: an Effective Theory
Approach

Antonio Davide POLOSA

17:00

Development of a New Detector that Uses Liquid He and Field
Ionization to Search for Light Dark Matter

David OSTERMAN

17:20

LBECA: A Low Background Electron Counting Apparatus for Sub-GeV
Kaixuan NI
Dark Matter Detection

17:40

The Light-only Liquid Xenon ProjectThomas MCELROY

18:00

Atomic many body calculations for dark matter scattering onelectrons: Ge & Xe Detectors

Mukesh Kumar PANDEY

18:20

High sensitivity tests of Spin statistics in the Gran Sasso Underground
Johann MARTON
Laboratory

Ne utr ino #17, Room: 203, C ha i r : S. Yo s h i da

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16:40

The Status of AMoRE Double Beta Decay Experiment

Kyungmin SEO

17:00

First data from the CUPID-Mo neutrinoless double beta decay
experiment

Benjamin SCHMIDT

17:20

Discovery potential of next-generation neutrinoless double-β decay
Matteo AGOSTINI
experiments

17:40

LEGEND: The future of neutrinoless double-beta decay search withgermanium detectors

Anna Julia ZSIGMOND

18:00

CUPID: Cuore Upgrade with Particle ID

Maura PAVANH E C R # 6, Room: 204, C ha ir : P. P r i vi ter a
16:40

Variations of cosmic ray muon flux during thunderstorms as a tool forstudying electric field distribution and particle production processes Alexander LIDVANSKY
in the atmosphere

17:00

Search for diffuse cosmic gamma rays of ultra-high energies with theAlexander LIDVANSKY
Baksan air shower array

17:20

Ten years of cosmic muons observation with Borexino

Davide D'ANGELO

17:40

High-multiplicity muon events observed with EMMA array

Wladyslaw Henryk
TRZASKA

18:00

LHCf: LHC forward experiment for CR interaction study

Hiroaki MENJONew Te chnology #4, Room: 205, C h ai r : K . M ar ten s
16:40

The search for Majorana neutrinos with a background-free gaseous
Xenon TPC at the tonne scale.

Francesc MONRABAL

17:00

Neutron multiplicity in neutrino interactions and new technologies
with ANNIE

Weinstein AMANDA

17:20

LiquidO: A Novel Neutrino Detection Technology

Fumihiko SUEKANE

17:40

The active Pulse Tube noise cancellation technique of the CUORE
experiment

Antonio D'ADDABBO

18:00

Phonon-Mediated KIDs as Light Detectors for Rare Event Search: The
Nicola CASALICALDER Project

18:20

Reveal the K40 Geoneutrinos

Zhe WANG

Co s mol ogy #2, Room: 206, C hai r : M . Ao ki
16:40

Improved nuclear reaction network for a reliable estimate ofprimordial Deuterium yield

Ofelia PISANTI

17:00

Active-sterile neutrino oscillations in the early Universe with thecomplete mixing matrix

Sergio PASTOR

17:20

MeV-scale reheating temperature and thermalization of three active
Takuya HASEGAWA
neutrinos by radiative and hadronic decays of massive particles

Ne utr ino #18, Room: 210, C ha i r : M . Is h i t s uk a
16:40

Impact of theoretical reactor flux uncertainties and of the neardetector on the JUNO measurements

Antonio MARRONE

17:00

Design and Status of JUNO

Hans Theodor Josef
STEIGER

17:20

PHYSICS PROSPECTS OF THE JUNO EXPERIMENT

Monica SISTI

17:40

WATCHMAN: A Remote Reactor Monitor and Advanced
Instrumentation Testbed

Christopher GRANT

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Parallel Session Sept. 12 (Thu)Thursday Parallel Sessions: 14:00 - 15:40
Ne utr ino #19, Room: M a in Ha ll, C h ai r : C. Wei n h ei m er
14:00

First KATRIN Tritium Data

Thierry LASSERRE

14:20

Analysis strategies and treatment of systematic effects in the KATRIN
Martin SLEZAK
experiment

14:40

Project 8: Measuring the Tritium Beta-Decay Spectrum using
Cyclotron Radiation Emission Spectroscopy

Noah OBLATH

15:00

The Electron Capture in Ho-163 experiment, ECHo

Loredana GASTALDO

15:20

Direct Detection Prospects for the Cosmic Neutrino Background

Martin SPINRATH

DM15: Accelerator Searches for Dark Matter, Room: 201, Chair: S. Matsumoto
14:00

Light Fermionic Dark Matter with Light Scalar Mediator

Yue-Lin Sming TSAI

14:20

Hunting for Light Dark Matter with DUNE-PRISM

Valentina DE ROMERI

14:40

Search for Dark Matter in Upsilon Decays at BABAR Experiment

Romulus GODANG

15:00

Search for dark matter and dark sector at Belle II experiment

Cate MACQUEEN

DM16: Backgrounds in Dark Matter Experiments II, Room: 202, Chair: S. Moriyama
14:00

KDK: Measuring The Direct To Ground State Electron Capture Of
Potassium-40 Helping Backgrounds In Dark Matter Searches

Matthew STUKEL

14:20

Studies on liquid argon S1 and S2 properties for low mass WIMP
search experiments

Masashi TANAKA

14:40

The LZ Outer Detector

Bjoern PENNING

15:00

Development and performance of high voltage electrodes for the LZ
Kelly STIFTER
experiment

15:20

Improved Measurements of the β-Decay Response of Liquid Xenon
with the LUX Detector

Jon BALAJTHY

Ne utr ino #20, Room: 203, C ha i r : B. Fuj i k awa

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14:00

The NEXT experiment for neutrinoless double beta decay searches

Jose Maria BENLLOCHRODRIGUEZ

14:20

The nEXO Detector: Design Overview

Andrea POCAR

14:40

Science Goals and Sensitivity of the nEXO Neutrinoless Double Beta
Decay ExperimentRichard SALDANHA

15:00

Prospects for neutrino-less double beta decay detection with theDARWIN experiment

Yanina BIONDIH E C R # 7, Room: 204, C ha ir : D. Bergm an
14:00

Peculiar High-Energy Gamma Rays from the Sun

Kenny Chun Yu NG

14:20

Detection of a γ-ray halo around Geminga with the Fermi-LAT and
implications for the positron flux

Fiorenza DONATO

14:40

A compact low threshold gamma-ray detector composed of LaBr3and SiPMs for GECAM

Xilei SUN

15:00

Recent results from the Tibet air shower experiment

Masato TAKITA

15:20

A new high energy gamma-ray observatory in the southernhemisphere : The ALPACA experimentSei KATO

Co s mol ogy #3, Room: 206, C hai r : M . K awas aki
14:00

Cosmology with Fermi-LAT

Alberto DOMINGUEZ

14:20

Multiwavelength studies of the epoch of reionization

Chang FENG

14:40

Gravitational Waves from Phase Transition in a QCD-like hidden
sectorMayumi AOKI

15:00

Gravitational Waves Induced by Scalar Perturbations during a
Gradual Transition from an Early Matter Era to the Radiation Era

Keisuke INOMATA

15:20

Enhancement of Gravitational Waves Induced by Scalar Perturbations
due to a Sudden Transition from an Early Matter Era to the Radiation Takahiro TERADAEra

Ne utr ino #21, Room: 210, C ha i r : K . S c h o l berg
14:00

Status and Prospects of the JSNS2 Experiment

Carsten ROTT

14:20

Status and new results of the CONUS experiment

Manfred LINDNER

14:40

Coherency in Neutrino-Nucleus Elastic Scattering

Vivek SHARMA

15:00

Exploring coherent neutrino-nucleus scattering with the NUCLEUS
experiment

Raimund STRAUSS

15:20

Measuring the coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering with ahigh intensity 51Cr radioactive source.

Lea DI NOTO

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Thursday Parallel Sessions: 16:10 - 17:50
Ne utr ino #22, Room: M a in Ha ll, C h ai r : A . Po o n
16:10

The TRISTAN project

Thibaut HOUDY

16:30

TRISTAN measurements at Troitsk nu-mass experiment

Tim BRUNST

16:50

Light sterile neutrinos: the current picture from neutrino oscillations Stefano GARIAZZO

17:10

Relic neutrino clustering in the Milky Way

Pablo FERNÁNDEZ DE
SALAS

17:30

Neutrino Physics with the PTOLEMY project

Gianpiero MANGANO

D M 1 7 : D a rk matter a nd neu tri n o s, Ro o m : 201, C h ai r : C. G arc i a- Cel y
16:10

Probing the sub-MeV window in dark matter direct detection

Tom MELIA

16:30

Exploring Dark Matter, Neutrino mass and flavour anomalies in Lμ Lτ model

Rukmani MOHANTA

16:50

Scotogenic dark matter and single-zero textures of the neutrinomass matrix

Teruyuki KITABAYASHI

17:10

Searching for Dark Matter with X-ray lines

Kenny Chun Yu NG

17:30

Neutrinophilic Dark Matter at IceCube and Fermi-LAT

Gennaro MIELE

D M 1 8 : Beyond G2 D a rk M atter Exper i m en t s, Ro o m : 202, C h ai r : K . M i uc h i
16:10

DARWIN: direct dark matter search with the ultimate detector

Carla MACOLINO

16:30

Status and Prospects of PandaX-xT

Jianglai LIU

16:50

Future detectability of a pseudoscalar mediator dark matter model

Motoko FUJIWARA

17:10

Learning from Dark Matter direct detection

Riccardo CATENA

Ne utr ino #23, Room: 203, C ha i r : J. S h i r ai

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16:10

ZICOS experiment for neutrinoless double beta decay search using
Zr-96

16:30

AXEL experiment : High pressure Xe gas TPC for neutrinoless doubleSei BAN
beta decay search

16:50

R2D2: a neutrinoless double beta decay experiment

Cécile JOLLET

17:10

Liquid Xenon detector R&D for 0ν2β search (KamXP)

Kota UESHIMA

17:30

Near Detectors for the Hyper-K Neutrino ExperimentMark HARTZ

Yoshiyuki FUKUDAH E C R # 8, Room: 204, C ha ir : T. S ako
16:10

Recent highlights from the VERITAS gamma-ray observatory

Amanda WEINSTEIN

16:30

The MAGIC of very-high-energy gamma-ray astronomy

David PANEQUE

16:50

Discovery of VHE gamma rays from GRB 190114C

Koji NODA

17:10

Influence of uncertainty in hadronic interaction models on thesensitivity estimation of Cherenkov Telescope Array

Michiko OHISHI

17:30

Probing galactic cosmic ray distribution with TeV gamma-ray sky

Giulia PAGLIAROLICo s mol ogy #4, Room: 206, C hai r : M . K awas aki
16:10

Bounding the graviton mass using galaxy cluster observations

Shantanu DESAI

16:30

Advances towards a direct measurement of the gravitational
interaction on antimatter with the AEgIS experimentDavide PAGANO

16:50

Numerical General Relativistic simulations: Core Collapse Supernovae
Patrick Chi-Kit CHEONG
and Neutron stars astrophysics

Ne utr ino #24, Room: 210, C ha i r : M . Yam as h i t a
16:10

Astroparticle Physics with a Generation-3 Liquid Xenon Detector

Rafael LANG

16:30

Prospects for THEIA: an advanced liquid scintillator neutrino
experiment

Daniele GUFFANTI

16:50

Space charge effects in liquid argon TPCs and ion mobility
measurement

Roberto SANTORELLI

17:10

Spallation Tagging Techniques in Super Kamiokande

Scott LOCKE

17:30

Neutrino-Oxygen Neutral-Current Elastic Interaction as a Background
Yosuke ASHIDAin Supernova Relic Neutrino Search

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Poster Session
Sep. 10th 18:00~20:00
Poster session areas are shown in the map in page 8

Poster area 1 (The 2nd floor)

Poster area 2 (The 3rd floor)

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ID Title

Presenter

TracksSindhujha KUMARAN

Neutrinos

66 Progress of Veto Detector of JUNO

Peng ZHANG

Neutrinos

70 Study of the radon removal and detection for JUNO

Yongpeng ZHANG

Neutrinos

103 Tested Performance of JUNO 20”PMTs

Haiqiong ZHANG

Neutrinos

110 Taishan Antineutrino Observatory (TAO)

Lianghong WEINeutrinos

112 Neutrino evolution and quantum decoherence

Alexander STUDENIKIN Neutrinos

Poste r session Grou p 1
39120

Analysis Strategies for the Updated Geoneutrino
Measurement with Borexino

Studies of non-standard neutrino properties with the
Alina VISHNEVA
Borexino detector

Neutrinos

124 Background analysis for the SNO+ experiment

Valentina LOZZA

Neutrinos

136 The MicroBooNE ExperimentSupraja
BALASUBRAMANIAN

Neutrinos

T2K-WAGASCI: MIDAS-based DAQ software and137 online monitor for the readout of a large number of
MPPCs

Giorgio PINTAUDI

Neutrinos

138

Signal Readout Electronics for the LEGEND-200
ExperimentMichael WILLERS

Neutrinos

181

Event reconstruction in KM3NeT/ORCA using Deep
Learning techniques

Michael MOSER

Neutrinos

185

Performance of the low energy threshold Optimum
Trigger on CUORE data

Antonio BRANCA

Neutrinos

195

Reduction of Cosmic Muon Spallation Background in
Zhenghao FU
Liquid Scintillator Detector Using Spherical CNNs

Neutrinos

201

A Glass Study to Reduce Backgrounds of the HyperKamiokande Photodetector

Kodai OKAMOTO

Neutrinos

203

Update of the atmospheric neutrino flux simulation
ATMNC for next-generation neutrino experiment

Kazufumi SATO

Neutrinos

Bradford WELLIVER

Neutrinos

206 Low Tc IrPt TES based Light Detectors for CUPID
208

The new CERN low-energy facilities for neutrino
detector tests

Johannes BERNHARD

Neutrinos213

The CROSS experiment: search for 0$\nu$2$\beta$
decay with surface sensitive bolometers

Anastasiia
ZOLOTAROVA

Neutrinos

215 Status of astrophysical neutrino research in Borexino

Liudmila
LUKIANCHENKO

Neutrinos

223

Signal Readout Electronics for the LEGEND-1000
ExperimentFrank EDZARDS

Neutrinos

231

Study of neutrons associated with neutrino and antineutrino interactions on water at T2KS

Ryosuke AKUTSU

Neutrinos

233

Simulation study of cosmic-ray muon backgrounds
for KamLAND-Zen experiment

Sei IEKI

Neutrinos33

ID Title

Presenter

Tracks271

Study of a Large CaF2(Eu) Scintillating Bolometer for
Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay

Xiaolong LI

Neutrinos

276

Prospects of the detection of the various decay
modes of Xe-124

Alexander FIEGUTH

Neutrinos

Poste r session Grou p 2
292

Scintillation balloon for liquid scintillator base
Neutrinoless double beta decay search experiments

Shuhei OBARA

Neutrinos

296

Unified atmospheric neutrino passing fractions forlarge-scale neutrino telescopes

Austin SCHNEIDER

Neutrinos

R&D on the gas injection system of Beam Induced
297 Fluorescence Monitor toward MW beam power at
the J-PARC Neutrino Beam-line

Atsushi NAKAMURA

Neutrinos

Artur SZTUC

Neutrinos

Drift field generation with Cockcroft-Walton voltage
333 multiplier in xenon gas for AXEL $0\nu\beta\beta$
search detector

Masashi YOSHIDA

Neutrinos

336

Search for double beta decay of ^{130}Te to theexcited states of ^{130}Xe in CUORE

Guido FANTINI

Neutrinos

339

Basic studies of 3-inch PMT for multi-PMT
development

Michitaka INOMOTO

Neutrinos

340

Evaluation of position dependent performance of
3-inch PMTs for Multi-PMT development

Nao IZUMI

Neutrinos

350

A Data Acquisition System for the CUORE and
CUPID-0 experiments

Laura MARINI

Neutrinos

Irene NUTINI

Neutrinos

321

Bi-probability plots and PMNS compatibility studies
with the T2K experiment

351 The CUORE cryostat
356

Proton Decay Search Sensitivity with the Enlarged
Fiducial Mass of Super-Kamioknade

Akira TAKENAKA

Neutrinos

360

Development of Timing Synchronization System forHyper-Kamiokande Electronics

Shota IZUMIYAMA

Neutrinos

368

New ideas for ring formation and reconstruction inwater Cherenkov detectors

Lukas BERNS

Neutrinos

Azusa GANDO

Neutrinos

370 Inner balloon production for KamLAND-Zen 800
382

Study on the contributions to the CUORE energy
spectraValentina DOMPÈ

Neutrinos

392

The laser Isotope separation (LIS) methods for theenrichment of $^{48}\mathrm{Ca}$.

Kohei MATSUOKA

Neutrinos

404

Status of the development of photosensor covers forHyper-Kamiokande experiment

Jun KAMEDA

Neutrinos

Masahiro TANAKA

Neutrinos

406 Search for proton decay into three charged leptons

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ID Title

Presenter

Tracks413

Commissioning of T2K-WAGASCI detector complex
for first neutrino beam measurement with full setup

Yuki ASADA

Neutrinos

422

Background model for the nEXO neutrinoless double
John ORRELL
beta decay experiment

Neutrinos

424

The measurement of gamma rays from neutronoxygen interactions

Toshiaki HORAI

Neutrinos

431

D-Egg - new optical sensors for the IceCube Upgrade
Aya ISHIHARA
and Gen2 -Neutrinos

435

Classification of Super-Kamiokande atmospheric
neutrino events by using neural network

Ryo MATSUMOTO

Neutrinos

438 First KATRIN Tritium Data

Lisa SCHLÜTER

Neutrinos

459 Energy calibration of the SoLid detector

David HENAFF

Neutrinos

478 Sterile neutrino search with KATRIN

Susanne MERTENS

Neutrinos

Poste r session Grou p 3
A nonparametric method to evaluate significance374 of events in search for gravitational waves with false
discovery rate

Hirotaka YUZURIHARA Gravitational waves

377

KAGRA Cryogenic Suspension Control toward theObservation Run 3

Tomohiro YAMADAGravitational waves

410

Development of Cryogenic Accelerometer for
Vibration Measurement in KAGRA

Rishabh BAJPAIGravitational waves

418

Measurement of the sapphire suspension fibers for
KAGRA

Takaharu SHISHIDO

Gravitational waves

Rajat K. DEY

High energy astrophysics,
cosmic rays/Multi-messenger

Local shower age and segmented slope parameters
67 of lateral density distributions of cosmic ray shower
particles.

The readout system based on the ultra-fast waveform
155 sampler DRS4 for the Large-Sized Telescope of the
Seiya NOZAKI
Cherenkov Telescope Array

High energy astrophysics,
cosmic rays/Multi-messenger

219 Cygnus X-3 at very high energies

Vera Y. SINITSYNAHigh energy astrophysics,
cosmic rays/Multi-messenger

220 TeV gamma-rays from the region of Perseus Cluster

Vera G. SINITSYNAHigh energy astrophysics,
cosmic rays/Multi-messenger

Extragalactic Background Light: Constraints from theSergey S. BORISOVTeV gamma-ray observations

High energy astrophysics,
cosmic rays/Multi-messenger

222

268 NICHE detector and operations
403

Search for Neutrinos associated with solar flare in
Super Kamiokande

425 MC study for TALE Hybrid detector

Yugo OMURAHigh energy astrophysics,
cosmic rays/Multi-messenger

Kohei OKAMOTOHigh energy astrophysics,
cosmic rays/Multi-messenger

Keitaro FUJITAHigh energy astrophysics,
cosmic rays/Multi-messenger

35

ID Title

Presenter

TracksTakayuki TOMIDAHigh energy astrophysics,
cosmic rays/Multi-messenger

440

Atmospheric transparency using bistatic-LIDAR for
the Telescope Array experiment442

Study for sensor sensitivity calibration of fluorescence
Kengo SANO
telescope using light source mounted on the UAVHigh energy astrophysics,
cosmic rays/Multi-messenger

452

Numerical Study on Radial Oscillation of Scalar-GaussAlan Tsz-Lok LAM
Bonnet Neutron Stars

High energy astrophysics,
cosmic rays/Multi-messenger

255 Cryogenic Electronics Development for CUPID

Roger HUANG

New technologies

301

Alpha-ray imaging chamber based on micro-TPC in
low radioactive background

Hiroshi ITO

New technologies

341

Characterization of new photo-detectors for the
future dark matter experiments with liquid xenon

Kosuke OZAKI

New technologies

384 A multi-PMT Optical Module for the IceCube Upgrade Summer BLOT

New technologies

54 Radon/Radium measurement from Gd-loaded water

Guillaume PRONOST

Underground laboratories

Hanwook BAE

Underground laboratories

212

Simulation studies for backgrounds in the AMoRE-II
experiment221

The shallow underground laboratory at TUM for rareElizabeth MONDRAGÓN Underground laboratories
event searches

293

Reduction of radioactive impurities from the liquid
scintillator by using the Metal Scavenger

Yuto KAMEI

Underground laboratories

327

Delayed coincidence with a day-scale window for
tagging $^{232}$Th series isotopes in KamLAND

Takahiko HACHIYA

Underground laboratories

328

Development of new trigger system for KamLAND2Zen

Nanami KAWADA

Underground laboratories

345

Background Characterization of Felsenkeller
Underground Laboratory

Marcel GRIEGER

Underground laboratories

378

Improvement of Energy Estimator for KamLAND-Zen
800

Haruhiko MIYAKE

Underground laboratories

383

Geant4 based Simulation Study for SuperKamiokande

Masayuki HARADA

Underground laboratories

Rikuo NAKAMURA

Underground laboratories

An extensive study of dark matter and neutrino
55 phenomenology in the Triplet + Singlet Scotogenic
Model

Ivania MATURANA

Dark matter

57 The electrodes for the XENONnT TPC detector

Carla MACOLINO

Dark matter

421 Research and development toward KamLAND2-Zen

Poste r session Grou p 4

3696

Preliminary Design of Pulse Digitalization andReadout Electronics for CDEX-10

Jinfu ZHU

Dark matter

98

Discrimination of Dark Matter Mass and Velocity
Distribution by Directional Detection

Keiko NAGAO

Dark matter109

A neutron response measurement of NaI(Tl)scintillator for dark matter search

Kazumi HATA

Dark matterID Title

Presenter

TracksAnnual and diurnal modulations of the angular
123 distribution of the 3-D WIMP velocity observed in anunderground laboratory

Chung-Lin SHAN

Dark matter

151 Search for axions using a resonant NMR technique

Nancy AGGARWAL

Dark matter

154 Background Simulations for XENONnTDiego RAMÍREZ GARCÍA Dark matter

167 Dark matter signals on laser interferometer

Satoshi TSUCHIDA

Dark matter

197

Optical clocks distributed worldwide to search for
SM-DM coupling

Tetsuya IDO

Dark matter

205

Modelling of electromagnetic backgrounds of the
CRESST experiment

Valentyna MOKINA

Dark matter

217

The TREX-DM experiment at the Canfranc
Underground Laboratory

Susana CEBRIAN

Dark matter

260

Reduction of background from intrinsic radioactive
noble gases for DARWIN

Michael MURRA

Dark matter

261

Particle identification capability of Ca(Br, I)$_2$
scintillators for low background experiments

Masao YOSHINO

Dark matter

290

Search for charged excitations of dark matter by
KamLAND-Zen experiment

Keishi HOSOKAWA

Dark matter

291

Kinetic inductance detectors on fluoride crystal for
spin-dependent dark matter search

Koji ISHIDOSHIRO

Dark matter

300

Search for sub-GeV dark matter by annual modulation
Byeongsu YANG
using XMASS-I detector

344 First measurements of SABRE NaI(Tl) crystals

Dark matter

Ambra MARIANI

Dark matter

Measurement of the scintillation efficiency for low
364 energy nuclear- and electronic-recoils in liquid argon Masato KIMURA
detector for WIMP search

Dark matter

371

Purification of the NaI(Tl) crystal for dark mattersearch project PICOLON

Yuta KANEMITSU

Dark matter380

A new method to determine parameters of
scintillation light propagation in a detector

Alexander MASON

Dark matter

398

Increasing light collection efficiency of liquid argon
detector for low mass WIMP search

Kazutaka AOYAMA

Dark matter

429

Study of luminescence mechanism by neutral
bremsstrahlung in gaseous argon.

Tomomasa TAKEDA

Dark matter

474

Optimized Design Considerations of Magnet Design
for Use in DM Radio 50 L and Beyond

Alexander LEDER

Dark matter

Mayuri DEVEE

Other related topics

Other related topics

Contribution of shadowing and antishadowing
224 corrections to the QCD evolution of gluon density at
small-x
322

Development of Low Background Scintillating
Crystals at the CUP in Korea

Ra SEJIN

354

Softening of gravitational effect in noncommutative
spacetime

Michiyasu NAGASAWA Other related topics

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TAUP2019 Committees
Organizing Committee

International Advisory Committee

M. Nakahata [co-chair] ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
M. Ohashi [co-chair] ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
K. Asano ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
Y. Hayato ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
K. Inoue Tohoku University
M. Kakizaki University of Toyama
M. Kawasaki ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
Y. Kishimoto Tohoku University
K. Martens Kavli IPMU, Univ. of Tokyo
S. Matsumoto Kavli IPMU, Univ. of Tokyo
S. Miyoki ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
S. Moriyama ICRR, Univ. of TokyoK. Okumura ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
T. Sako ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
H. Sekiya ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
M. Shiozawa ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
H. Tagoshi ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
Y. Tsunesada Osaka City University
T. Uchiyama ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
M. Vagins Kavli IPMU, Univ. of TokyoK. Yamamoto University of Toyama

E. Aprile Columbia University, USA
R. Battiston ASI and University of Trento, Italy
R. Bernabei University of Rome "Tor Vergata", Italy
J. Bluemer Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
L. Cadonati Georgia Institute for Technology, USA
B. Dasgupta TIFR Mumbai, India
M. de Naurois Ecole Polytechnique, France
A. Etchegoyen ITeDA, Argentina
M. Fonseca Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
M. Fukugita Kavli IPMU, Univ. of Tokyo, Japan
G. Gelmini UCLA, USA
G. Gerbier Queen's University (CERC), Canada
F. Halzen University of Wisconsin, USA
W. Haxton LNBL and UC Berkeley, USA
A. Ianni Canfranc Laboratory, Spain
E. Katsavounidis MIT, Boston, USA
T. Lasserre CEA Paris, France
M. Lindner MPI of Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg, Germany
E. Lisi INFN, Italy
A. Masiero University of Padova and INFN, Italy
A. McDonald Queen's University, Canada
C. Munoz Universidad Autonoma and IFT/CSIC, Madrid, Spain
S. Ragazzi LNGS, INFN and University of Milano, Italy
E. Resconi TUM Munich, Germany
V. Rubakov INR and Lomonosov University, Moscow, Russia
Y. Semertzidis CAPP, Daejeon, South Korea
A. Smirnov MPI of Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg, Germany
N. Smith SNOLAB, Canada
C. Spiering DESY, Germany
N. Spooner University of Sheffield, UK
Y. Suzuki Kavli IPMU, Univ. of Tokyo, Japan
J.W.F. Valle IFIC/University of Valencia, Spain
Y. Wang Chinese Academie of Science, China
E. Waxman Weizmann Institute, Israel
Y. Wong University of New South Wales, Australia

Steering Committee
N. Fornengo [chair] University of Torino and INFN
F.T. Avignone University of South Carolina
B.C. Barish CALTECH
J. Bernabeu University of Valencia
E. Coccia Gran Sasso Science Institute and INFN
T. Kajita ICRR, Univ. of Tokyo
G. Raffelt Max Planck Institute for Physics, Munich
N. Roe Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
D. Sinclair University of Carleton

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Parallel Session Topics and Conveners
TopicsCosmology

Conveners
Steen Hannestad Aarhus Univ., Denmark
Masahiro Kawasaki ICRR, The Univ. of Tokyo, Japan
Jodi Cooley Southern Methodist Univ., USA
Felix Kahlhoefer Aachen Univ., Germany

Dark Matter

Mitsuru Kakizaki Univ. of Toyama, Japan
Shigeki Matsumoto Kavli IPMU, The Univ. of Tokyo, Japan
Shigetaka Moriyama ICRR, The Univ. of Tokyo, Japan
Marco Selvi INFN-Bologna, Italy
Jose Bellido Adelaide Univ., Australia

High energy astrophysics andCosmic rays/Multi-messenger
astronomy

Aya Ishihara Chiba Univ., Japan
Yoshiki Tsunesada Osaka City Univ., Japan
Xiang-Yu Wang Nanjing Univ., China
Guido Drexlin KIT, Germany
Jennifer Raaf FNAL, USA

Neutrinos

Werner Rodejohann MPI-Heidelberg, Germany
Itaru Shimizu Tohoku Univ., Japan
Masato Shiozawa ICRR, The Univ. of Tokyo, Japan
Francesco Villante Univ. of L'Aquila, Italy
Stefan Ballmer Syracuse Univ., USA

Gravitational Waves

Masatake Ohashi ICRR, The Univ. of Tokyo, Japan
Michele Punturo INFN-Perugia, Italy
Hideyuki Tagoshi ICRR, The Univ. of Tokyo, Japan

New Technologies

Underground laboratories

Kai Martens Kavli IPMU, The Univ. of Tokyo, Japan
Mayly Sanchez Iowa State Univ., USA
Yeongduk Kim CUP, South Korea
Mark Vagins Kavli IPMU, The Univ. of Tokyo, Japan

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Heaven Underground2019 TOYAMAXVI International Conference on Topics in Astroparticle and Underground Physics
September 9-13, 2019, Toyama Japan

http://taup2019.icrr.u-tokyo.ac.jp/