4th International Workshop on

Infrared Microscopy and Spectroscopy withAccelerator Based Sources

Awaji Yumebutai International Conference Center
Awaji-Island, Hyogo, Japan
September 25th – 29th, 2007

Final Announcement

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Preface
The 4th International workshop on Infrared Microscopy and Spectroscopy with Accelerator
Based Sources (WIRMS 2007) is held from September 25 to 29, 2007, at Awaji Yumebutai
International Conference Center which is a resort complex located in Awaji Island, Japan. This is
the first time the WIRMS workshop is held in Asia, following the highly fruitful workshop at
Porquerolles (France, 2001), Lake Tahoe (USA, 2003) and Rathen (Germany, 2005).
First we would like to pay our respect to the members of International Advisory Board for theagreement to hold the workshop in Japan. The workshop held for the first time in the Asia willencourage particularly the scientists around Asia and contribute to expand the aim of the WIRMS
workshop to the world wide.
The opportunity to perform the Infrared Microscopy and Spectroscopy with Accelerator Based
Sources is now expanding widely in the world and the achieved successful performance is getting
year by year more important to supply with new opportunities in the science in the infrared to THz
regions.
For WIRMS 2007, we have received over 90 abstracts from more than 10 countries. They werecategorized into 8 fields as reflected in the program. The oral presentations are arranged intandem sessions to promote mutual communication about the recent developments in relatedscientific fields. The poster session is held in the evening of the opening day, which provides anopportunity to dedicate more time to the discussion of works with interested colleagues in a casual
atmosphere with light meals and drinks provided.
WIRMS 2007 is financially sponsored by The Commemorative Organization for the Japan
World Exposition ('70), Inoue Foundation for Science, Hyogo International Association, andTsutomu Nakauchi Foundation. In addition, it is sponsored through corporate exhibitions at theworkshop site and advertisements in the abstract book. We would like to thank all these sponsors.
We would also like to express our sincere gratitude to the authors of the papers and theparticipants for making WIRMS 2007 a success.

We hope that all of you will enjoy WIRMS 2007 and find it productive.

Sincerely yours,

Takao Nanba
Hidekazu Okamura
Hiroaki Kimura
Shin-ichi Kimura
Workshop Co-chairs

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Organized by
Graduate School of Science, Kobe University
UVSOR Facility, Institute for Molecular Science
SPring-8, Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute
FIR Center, University of Fukui
SLLS Center, Ritsumeikan University
IR FEL Research Center, Tokyo University of Science
Sponsored by
The Japanese Society for Synchrotron Radiation Research
The Japan Society of Infrared Science and Technology
Particle Accelerator Society of Japan
Financially supported by
The Commemorative Organization for the Japan World Exposition ('70)
Inoue Foundation for Science.
Hyogo International Association.
Tsutomu Nakauchi Foundation.
Supported by
Advanced Design Consulting USA, Inc.
AILIN VACUUM CO.,LTD
ALPHA SCIENCE, INC.
Bruker Optics K.K.
Fuji Ideck Co.
Infrared, Ltd.
JASCO Corporation
Melec Inc.
Nippon Automatic Control Company
Photon Production Laboratory, Ltd.
Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.
TOYO Corporation
TSUJI ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
WIRMS 2007 Home page
http://www.uvsor.ims.ac.jp/WIRMS2007/index.htm

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Outline of WIRMS 2007
Scope
WIRMS2007 will be the 4th WIRMS meeting andfollows the highly successful workshops at
Porquerolles in 2001, Lake Tahoe in 2003 andRathen in 2005. The scope of the workshop is tobring together SR & FEL scientists andsynchrotron-IR & FEL-IR users to discuss the latest
developments and trends as well as the future
directions of the fields, and to promote even more
promising applications. Another important missionof this workshop is for the active experts to provide
young researchers and graduate students with agood introduction to this rapidly advancing field.

Topics
1. Infrared spectroscopy - from solid state to biological substances and gas phase.
2. IR-to-THz spectroscopy under extreme conditions.
a IR-to-THz spectroscopy under high pressures.
b IR-to-THz spectroscopy under high magnetic fields.
c IR-to-THz spectroscopy under multi-extreme conditions.
3. IR-to-THz microspectroscopy and imaging.
a Near field microscopy, spectroscopy and imaging.
b Application of IR-to-THz microspectroscopy and imaging.
4. Time-resolved spectroscopy.
5. Coherent synchrotron radiation as a powerful IR-to-THz source.
6. Advances in IR-to-THz radiation based on accelerators.
a Other new developments on FEL's and synchrotrons relevant for the IR-to-THz
region.
b Other accelerator based sources.
7. Facility news & updates.
a New facilities and updates.
b New beamlines and updates.
8. Others.

Committee
International Advisory Board
J. Allen (UCSB, USA), D. Basov (UCSD, USA), G. L. Carr (NSLS, USA), P. Dumas(SOLEIL, France), G. P. Gallerano (ENEA-Frascati, Italy), N. Guilhaumou (MNHN,
France), M. Helm (ELBE, Germany), H.-Y. Holman (ALS, USA), F. Keilmann(MPI-Biochemie, Germany), S. Kimura (UVSOR, Japan), Y.-C. Lee (NSRRC, Taiwan),
Y.-L. Mathis (ANKA, Germany), M. C. Martin (ALS, USA), T. May (CLS, Canada), L. vander Meer (FOM-Plasma Physics, Netherlands), L. Miller (NSLS, USA), U. Schade(BESSY, Germany), M. Tobin (Australian
Synchrotron, Australia), G. P. Williams (J-Lab.,USA)

Organizing Committee
Toshitaka Idehara (FIR-FU), Masahiro Katoh(UVSOR),
Hiroaki
Kimura(SPring-8),
Shin-ichi Kimura (UVSOR), Takao Nanba(Kobe Univ., Chair), Koichi Tsukiyama
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Program Committee
Yuka Ikemoto (SPring-8), Masahiro Katoh (UVSOR), Shin-ichi Kimura (UVSOR, Chair),Takao Nanba (Kobe Univ.), Hidekazu Okamura (Kobe Univ.)

Local Steering Committee
Kazutoshi Fukui (FIR-FU), Yuka Ikemoto(SPring-8), Akinori Irizawa (Kobe Univ.), Hiroaki
Kimura (SPring-8, Co-Chair), Shin-ichi Kimura(UVSOR, Co-Chair), Taro Moriwaki (SPring-8),
Takao Nanba (Kobe Univ., Chair), Nobuhiro
Miura (SLLS-Rits), Hidekazu Okamura (KobeUniv., Co-Chair), Toshiharu Takahashi (Kyoto
Univ.), Yoshifumi Takashima (Nagoya Univ.)

Secretariat
S. Kakiguchi (SPring-8), A. Inobe (SPring-8)

Venue
The WIRMS 2007 workshop site
is
the
Awaji
YumebutaiInternational Conference Center(http://www.yumebutai.org/english/index.html). Awaji Yumebutai is a
resort complex that features
beautiful seasonal flowers andgreenery. ("Yumebutai" means"dream stage" in Japanese.) It is
located close to the northern endof Awaji Island, where one canenjoy the spectacular landscapeof Akashi Straits and Akashi
Kaikyo Bridge. It is the world's
longest suspension bridge, whichconnects Awaji Island to Kobe on
the main island of Japan. (There
will be a cruising tour of Akashi
Straits as a part of WIRMS
activities.) Kobe is one of the
major Japanese cities, and can bereached easily from the major
airports and other areas of Japan.
Within an hour of bus/train ridefrom Yumebutai, one can visit
downtown Kobe for various
attractions, or other cities such as
Himeji, best known for the Himeji
Castle designated as a World
Heritage by UNESCO. Detailed
information
regardingthetransportation to Awaji Yumebutai
can be found in the Yumebutai
web-site.

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Workshop Place
Oral sessions will be held in the Event Hall, and the poster session and vender exhibition will
be held at the Lobby, both of which are located in the “B1” floor (basement) of the Awaji
Yumebutai International Conference Center.

Oral
sessionPostersessionTravel
By Public Transportation

Shown below are the two most likely cases for overseas participants:(1) If your airplane arrives at Kansai Int’l Airport or Osaka Int’l Airport: Take Airport limousine
bus bound for Kobe Station (65 minutes and 1,800 Yen from Kansai Airport, 40 minutes
and 1,020 Yen from Osaka Airport), then take the Express Bus to Yumebutai from
Sannomiya Station (900 Yen, 45 minutes).

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WIRMS 2007, Final Announcement (Version date: 070914)(2) If your airplane arrives at Tokyo, Nagoya or other international airports: You can takeExpress Bus to Yumebutai at Maiko or Sannomiya stations (JR local trains) or atShin-Kobe station (JR Shinkansen superexpress trains). Use JR trains to get to one ofthese stations from the airport, then take the Express Bus.

By car/bus/shuttle
You can access Awaji Yumebutai in :• 30 min. from Kobe (Sannomiya) - 30 km• 60 min. from Osaka (Umeda) - 60 km• 90 min. from Kansai International Airport (via the Hanshin Highway Wangan Line andAkashi Kaikyou Bridge) - 100 km• 50 min. from Osaka International Airport (via the Chugoku Expressway, Hanshin Highway
Kitakobe Line, and Akashi Kaikyo Bridge) - 75km
• 45 min. from Kobe Airport - 45 km
70 min. from Tokushima Airport - 85 km
5 min. along Route 28 from Awaji IC exit or Higashiura IC exit on Kobe Awaji Naruto
Expressway.
Detailed information, in particular the time table and the map of bus terminal at Sannomiya andother stations, can be found at this URL: http://www.yumebutai.org/english/access/access.html

Accommodation
Rooms are available at the "Westin Awaji
Island Resort" hotel located next to theworkshop site, Awaji Yumebutai International
Conference Center. Special discounted hotel
rates for the WIRMS participants will be (pernight, per person, including breakfast, service
charge and tax) 13,860 yen for single
occupancy, 10,736 yen for double occupancy,
and 8,505 yen for triple occupancy. Althoughless expensive hotel (Hotel EBISU, etc.) can
be found, they are not located near
Yumebutai, and thetransportation
isinconvenient.
Westrongly recommendthat the participants
stay at the Westin
Awaji. A roommate
matching service will
be provided for those
who wish to share a
room
with
other
WIRMS participants.
WIRMS 2007 cannot
guaranteearoommate, but will beglad to help theparticipants in thismatter.
Information
about the roommate
matching
willbeposted soon on the
WIRMS web site.
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General Information
ClimateThe weather at the end of September is generally nice and comfortable, with an averagetemperature of 23 °C (73 °F).

Electricity
Japanese power line voltage is 100 V. Therefore, aconverter will be needed to use European 230 V.
European and other countries’ plugs except for US
will not fit and you will need an adapter forJapanese plugs. Bringing a note PC to Japan iseasy; most run both 100 and 230 V.

Language
The official language of the workshop is English.

Network System
Internet connections by Wireless LAN are available in the conference hall, lobby or foyers oneach floor of the International conference center.
If you are a guest of the AWAJI Westin hotel, wireless LAN is available at the 2F Lobby andMoe gallery (10:00-19:00) on 2nd floor. Please ask the hotel staff for more information.
For guest rooms on 4th floor, you can connect to Internet with a LAN cable. For guest rooms
on its 5th through 10th floors, you need a modem to connect to Internet. The number ofavailable modems is limited so please ask the front desk when you check in.
For guest of Hotel Ebisu, you can connect to Internet at the cafeteria on 1st floor by wirelessLAN. Internet connections are not available in guest rooms.

Discount Coupons for Lunch
Discount coupons will be provided to conference
participants in order to reduce the cost of meals at
restaurants within the hotel complex. A participant will
receive three coupons, each of which is valid for a 1,000
Yen discount, for the lunches on September 26th
(Wednesday), 27th (Thursday) and 28th (Friday). The
tickets are free and will be handed out on registration. Coupons are dated and are only valid
for the specified date and time. Present the coupon when you order. Costs in excess of the
coupon values should be covered personally and the balance is not refundable. (only one
coupon per person per meal) Coupons are not provided for dinner on the 27th (Banquet)
and the dinner on the 28th.
Restaurants and a cafe in the Yumebutai offer various dining options to suit your taste withineasy walking distance of the conference center.
(See the restaurant guide or http://www.yumebutai.org/english/food/restaurant.html).

Currency exchange
We recommend that you exchange money at the
airport. You can also exchange from the US dollar,
Euro, Pound, Australian dollar and Canadiandollar to the Japanese yen at the front desk of theconference site. However you cannot exchange
from the Japanese yen to foreign currencies.

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Banquet / Cruising TourWorkshop banquet will be held on the eveningof September 27th (Thursday), as a part ofcruising tour from Kobe Port to the Akashi Straits.
The WIRMS participants will enjoy the nightview of the Akashi Straits and the Akashi Kaikyo
Bridge from a large cruise boat while enjoying abuffet-style dinner. The participants will leave
Yumebutai by bus at 5:00 pm. The bus will go
through the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge before arriving
at Kobe Port, and the cruise boat will leave Kobe
Port at 7:30 pm. After the cruise, the participants
will come back to Yumebutai by bus again.

Tour to SPring-8 / Himeji Castle
SPring-8 (The largest synchrotron radiation
facility in the world) site tour (bus trip) will beheld on the last day of the workshop,
September 29th. After the SPring-8 tour, you
may participate in a tour of the Himeji Castle, aWorld Heritage designated by UNESCO.
Please register at the registration desk if you
would like to participate. The schedule for thetour is the following.
9:00-11:00: Transportation by bus from Yumebutai to SPring-8.
11:00-14:00: SPring-8 tour (Overview, infrared beamline, XFEL prototype facility) and lunch(SPring-8 cafeteria).
14:00-15:00: Transportation by bus from SPring-8 to Himeji Station (JR train).
15:00-17:00: Tour of the Himeji Castle. (You may leave before the Himeji Castle tour, if you
prefer to do so.)
NOTE that the bus will NOT return to the Yumebutai
Conference Center. So if you would like to stay at Yumebutaion the night of September 29th, you will have to go back to
Yumebutai yourself. Even if you will not go back to
Yumebutai, if your flight takes off on September 30th, you will
have to find a hotel in Himeji or near your airport for the nightof 29th. We recommend that you reserve a hotel in Kobe or
Osaka (there are many airport limousine buses from thesecities to both Kansai and Osaka Int’l Airports), or near the
Airport. (You can also find a hotel in Himeji, but there aremuch fewer limousine buses from Himeji.) Please contact us
if you need assistance in reserving a hotel for the night ofSeptember 29th.

Contacts
If you are interested in the workshop please contact
us and register your e-mail address.
Secretariat of this conference
S. Kakiguchi & A. Inobe (SPring-8)
e-mail: wirms2007@spring8.or.jp
Phone: +81-791-58-0987
Fax: +81-791-58-0988

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Scientific Program
Program Outline

Language
The official language of the workshop is English.

Proceedings
All authors of contributions to WIRMS2007 are
invited to submit a paper to appear in the conference
proceedings and to be published in a refereed
journal Infrared Physics and Technology. Each paper
contributed will be subject to standard refereeing
procedures.
Two submission methods:
1. One original and two copy manuscripts and anelectric file by CD-ROM or memory-stick is
submitted at the registration desk on the
beginning day of the workshop (Sept. 25).
2. One set of electric files (text, figures) is sent totheworkshopsecretariat,
wirms2007@spring8.or.jp, by Sept. 24. The
oral/poster number and your registration
number must be indicated in the subject.
Length limit:
Contributed oral/poster papers is 2-4 printed pages.
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Invited papers is 4-6 printed pages.
Note:
One registered participant can submit only one contributed paper. The invited speakers
can submit one contributed paper other than the invited paper. The paper which is notpresented in the conference either in oral or poster session will not be published in theproceedings.
Color figures can be accepted but the printed figures become grayscale.
Since the total page of the proceedings is limited to be less than 100, the submitted paper
will be reviewed strictly.

Information for Presenters
Oral Presentation
Length of talk:
Invited talk: 30 min (25 min talk + 5 min discussion)
Oral Contribution: 20 min (15 min talk + 5 min discussion)
A PC projector with mini D-sub 15 pin connector (XGA) is available.
We will also prepare a Windows PC and a MAC. However, we recommend that you bringyour own PC to avoid any incompatibilities.
If you would like to use OHP slides for your presentation, advance notification would beappreciated.
Poster Presentation
Size of poster board: H: 1,800 mm × W: 900 mm.
Poster session will be held on Wednesday night, Sept. 26th.
Posters can be mounted from afternoon on Wednesday 26th through to noon on Friday
28th.
Materials for attaching posters to the display boards will be provided.

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Time table

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Program

Oral session
Sept. 25
18:00-20:00

Get together party

Sept. 26
Opening session
9:00-9:15

Opening + Announcement

9:15-9:35

26-H-01

IRSR history I

T. Nanba

9:35-9:50

26-H-02IRSR history II

G.P. Williams

Microspectroscopy and imaging 1

9:50-10:20

10:20-10:50

26-I-03

Nano-chemical mapping performedby an AFM-based (“AFMIR”)
acoustooptic technique andapplications

A.Dazzi, R. Prazeres, F. Glotin, J.-M.
Ortega26-I-04

Phonon-enhanced scatteringnear-field optical microscopy andspectroscopy of anisotropic
ferroelectrics using the FELBE freeelectron laser

S. Schneider, S. Grafström, S.
Winnerl, D. Stehr, M. Helm, L.M. Eng

10:50-11:10

Coffee breakMicrospectroscopy and imaging 2

26-O-05

Subcellular infrared analysis usingsynchrotron: detecting druginteraction with cancer cells

S. Srichan, M. Refregiers, F. Jamme,
V. Rouam and P. Dumas

11:30-11:50

26-O-06

Single crystal IR microscopy and
X-ray powder diffraction study of the
α-Ca2[SiO3(OH)](OH) Ca6[Si2O7][SiO4](OH)2 phasetransformation upon thermal
decomposition of α-C2SH in Air

Biliana Gasharova, Krassimir
Garbev, Peter Stemmermann

11:50-12:10

26-O-07

High-resolution THz Field Imaging in
the Frequency- and Time -Domain

A. Bitzer, M. Walther, A. Kern, H.
Helm

11:10-11:30

12:10-14:00

Lunch
Spectroscopy

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S. Lupi, M. Ortolani, L. Baldassarre,
P. Calvani, U. Schade, Y. Takano,
M. Nagao, T. Takenouchi, H.
Kawarada

14:00-14:30

26-I-08

Study of the superconducting gap in
B-doped diamond by coherent THz
radiation

14:30-15:00

26-I-09

Infrared Magneto-Optical Imaging on
Correlated Materials

Shin-ichi Kimura

15:00-15:20

26-O-10

Nanostructured gold films as
broadband THz antireflection
coatings

A. Thoman, A. Kern, H. Helm, M.
Walther

26-O-11

Evaluation of the local homogeneity
fluctuation of sinter of the small chipsize MLCCs by means of mid-infrared
spectroscopy

Koichiro Tsuzuku, Tomoya
Hagiwara, Shunsuke Takeoka, Yuka
Ikemoto15:20-15:40

15:40-16:00

Coffee breakMicrospectroscopy and imaging 3

16:00-16:30

26-I-12

Infrared Microspectroscopic Imaging
Combining Focal Plane Array
Detection and Dipole Synchrotron
Radiation Source

16:30-16:50

26-O-13

Infrared Imaging in the Strongly
Correlated Molecular Conductors

T. Sasaki, N. Yoneyama, N.
Kobayashi, Y. Ikemoto, H. Kimura

16:50-17:10

26-O-14

Fast FTIR Microspectroscopic
Imaging by Focal Plane Array

Z.-J. Xin, P. Codd, L. McNicholl, J.
Headspith, R. Farrow, M. Tobin, M.
Chesters

26-O-15

Spatially Resolved Synchrotron
Radiation based Infrared
Microspectroscopy of Malignant
Human Colorectal Tissues

Yao-Chang Lee, Ching-Iue Chen,Pei-Yu Huang

17:10-17:30

17:30-18:00

Vender presentation

18:30-21:30

Poster session

G.L. Carr, R.J. Smith, A. Acerbo,
L.M. Miller, T.J. Tague Jr., R.S.
Jackson

Sept. 27
Extreme conditions 1

9:00-9:30

27-I-01

Infrared study of the pressure
dependence of thecharge-density-wave gap inrare-earth tri-tellurides

9:30-10:00

27-I-02

Infrared Study of Pressure-Induced
Valence Crossover in Yb

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A. Sacchetti, M. Lavagnini, A.
Perucchi, E. Arcangeletti, L.
Baldassarre, P. Postorino, S. Lupi,
N. Ru, I.R. Fisher, L. Degiorgi
H. Okamura, K. Senoo, S. Ishida, M.
Matsunami, Y. Ikemoto, T. Moriwaki,
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10:00-10:20

27-O-03

10:20-10:40

Observation of the electronic states
for strongly correrated electron
systems under high-pressure andlow-temperature probed by infrared
microscope

A. Irizawa, K. Sato, K. Shimai, K.
Kobayashi, T. Murakami, K. Iiduka,
M. Nishiyama, H. Okamura, T.
Nanba, M. Matsunami, H. Sugawara,
H. Sato, S. Niitaka, H. Takagi

Coffee break
Extreme conditions 2

10:40-11:10

27-I-04

Synchrotron Infrared Spectroscopy
under Extreme Conditions

Zhenxian Liu, Russell J. Hemley

11:10-11:30

27-O-05

Pressure induced heavy electronstates in TmTe

Y. Taniguchi, A. Irizawa, K. Shimai,
K. Iizuka, T. Nanba, T. Matsumura

27-O-06

Infrared study of pressure-induced
Insulator to Metal Transitions in
Vanadium Oxide compounds at theSISSI@Elettra beamline

A. Perucchi, L. Baldassarre, E.
Arcangeletti, D. Di Castro, P.
Postorino, S. Lupi

27-O-07

Microspectroscopic investigation on
the electric-pulse-induced
insulator-metal transition of
VO2/Al2O3 films

J. S. Lee, M. Ortolani, U. Schade, Y.
J. Chang, T. W. Noh

11:30-11:50

11:50-12:10

12:10-14:00

Lunch
New facilities

14:00-14:30

27-I-08

Synchrotron Infrared
Microspectroscopy Imaging Using a
Multi-Element Detector(IRMSI-MED) for Diffraction-Limited
Chemical Imaging

14:30-14:50

27-O-09

Mid infrared beamline commissioningat the CLS

T. May, L. Quaroni, C. Hyett, T. Ellis

M. J. Nasse, R. Reininger, T.
Kubala, S. Janowski, C. Hirschmugl

14:50-15:10

27-O-10

New THz Undulator-Beamline at the
VUV FEL FLASH

M. Gensch, L. Bittner, A. Chesnov,
H. Delsim-Hashemi, M. Drescher, B.
Faatz, J. Feldhaus, U. Fruehling,
G.A. Geloni, O. Grimm, U. Hahn, M.
Hesse, S. Kapitzki, V. Kocharyan, O.
Kozlov, E. Matyushevsky, N.
Morozov, D. Petrov, E. Ploenjes, M.
Roehling, J. Rossbach, E.L. Saldin,
B. Schmidt, P. Schmueser, E.A.
Schneidmiller, E. Syresin, A. Willner,
M.V. Yurkov

15:10-15:30

27-O-11Development of FEL and SASE in the
Far-Infrared Region at ISIR, Osaka
University

G. Isoyama, R. Kato, S. Kashiwagi,
T. Igo, Y. Morio

15:30-15:50

Coffee break

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Light sources

15:50-16:10

27-O-12

Optimized MIRRORCLE as a highpower FIR Source

Hironari Yamada Ahsa Moon,
Nobuhiro Miura

16:10-16:30

27-O-13

EPR spectroscopy with
injection-locked UCSB free-electron
laser

Susumu Takahashi, Gerald Ramian,Mark S. Sherwin, Louis Claude
Brunel, Johan van Tol

17:00-22:00

Excursion + banquet

Sept. 28
CSR 1
9:00-9:30

28-I-02

Applications of Intense CSR at
Jefferson Lab

J. M. Klopf, G. P. Williams

9:30-9:50

28-O-01

Coherent Terahertz Radiation at ALS

J. M. Byrd, M. C. Martin

9:50-10:10

28-O-03

Development of a THz Gyrotron FU
CW Series for application to highpower THz technologies

T. Idehara, T. Saito, I. Ogawa, S.
Mitsudo, Y. Tatematsu, La Agusu, H.
Mori, T. Kanemaki

10:10-10:40

Coffee break
CSR 2

28-I-04

Applying Coherent Synchrotron
Radiation at the Storage Ring BESSY
II: From Spectroscopy to THz SNOM

U. Schade, P. Calvani, M.C. Martin,
P. Kuske, J.S. Lee, M. Ortolani, G.
Staats, G. Wüstefeld

28-O-05

Observation of THz Coherent
Transition Radiation fromSingle-Bunch Beam at KURRI-LINAC
as an Intense Pulsed Light Source

T. Takahashi, K. Takami

11:30-11:50

28-O-06

Quasi-Monochromatic Coherent
Synchrotron Radiation in Uniform
Magnetic Field

A. Mochihashi, M. Katoh, S. Kimura,
M. Shimada, M. Hosaka, Y.
Takashima, T. Hara, T. Takahashi,
S. Bielawski, C. Szwaj, C. Evain

11:50-12:10

28-O-07

Measurement of the time structure of
CSR burst in NewSUBARU

Y. Shoji, T. Mitsui

10:40-11:10

11:10-11:30

12:10-14:00

Lunch
Microspectroscopy and imaging 415

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28-I-08

IR Spectroscopic Imaging of Charge
Injection in Organic FETs

Z. Q. Li, G. M. Wang, V. Podzorov,
N. Sai, D. Moses, Michael C. Martin,
M.E. Gershenson, M. Di Ventra, A. J.
Heeger, D. N. Basov

14:30-14:50

28-O-09

Synchrotron Infrared
Microspectroscopic Studies on Feed
Research at Cellular and Molecular
LevelsPeiqiang Yu, J. McKinnon, D. A.
Christensen

14:50-15:10

28-O-10In Situ Synchrotron Far Infrared
Micro-spectroelectrochemistry with aGrazing Angle Objective

F. Hahn, Y.-L. Mathis, A. Bonnefont,F. Maillard and C.A. Melendres

28-O-11

Evaluation of Dispersion State of the
Two Racemic Compounds ofTroglitazone in Pharmaceutical
Granules using IR-to-THz imaging

E. Yonemochi, M. Bunko, T.
Moriwaki, Y. Ikemoto, K. Terada

14:00-14:30

15:10-15:30

15:30-15:50

Coffee breakMicrospectroscopy and imaging 5

15:50-16:10

28-O-12Flow Cell Design for IR
Microspectroscopy of Living
Biological Cells

Z. El-bayyari, M. J. Nasse, S. Rath,
S. Ratti, C. Hirschmugl

16:10-16:30

28-O-13

FT-IR image of TiO2/Pp-IX particles
in tumor tissue

N. Miyoshi, Y. Fukunaga, T.
Moriwaki

16:30-16:50

28-O-14

Rapid Assessment of Resource
Partitioning in Algae with IR
Spectromicroscopy

M. J. Nasse, A. Norici, S. Ratti, R.
Julian, C. Hirschmugl, M. Giordano

28-O-15

In situ and time-resolved analysis of
mesostructured films by simultaneous
FTIR and SAXS experiments

P. Innocenzi, L. Malfatti, T. Kidchob,S. Costacurta, P. Falcaro, M.
Piccinini, A. Marcelli, P. Morini, D.
Sali, H. Amenitsch

16:50-17:10

Closing session
17:10-17:25

Closing remark

P. Dumas

17:25-17:35

Announcement of next WIRMS

Sept. 29
9:00-17:00

Tour to SPring-8 / Himeji Castle

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Poster session (Sept. 26, 18:30-21:30)

P-01

Simulation and optimization of Synchrotron
infrared micro-spectroscopic beamlines using
wave optics computation

O. Chubar, M. Cotte, J. Susini, F. Polack,
K. Scheidt, P. Elleaume, P. Dumas

P-02

Near-Infrared Storage Ring Free Electron
Laser Experiments at AIST

N. Sei, K. Yamada, H. Ogawa, M.
Yasumoto

P-03

Beam diagnostics with uncooled fast IR
detectors

A. Bocci, M. Cestelli Guidi, A. Drago, A.
Marcelli, E. Pace, M. Piccinini, J.
Piotrowski

P-04

Statistical Analysis of Intensity Fluctuations of
SASE by use of the Autoregressive Model

R. Kato, S. Kashiwagi, T. Igo, Y. Morio, G.
Isoyama, H. Sakaki

P-05

The Turkic Accelerator Complex IR FEL
Project

O. Karsli, A. Aksoy, O.Yavas

P-06

Development of IR-FEL Facility for Energy
Science in Kyoto University

H. Zen, T. Kii, K. Masuda, H. Ohgaki, T.
Yamazaki

P-07

The Infrared MicroSpectroscopy beamline at
Diamond: design study

G. Cinque, M. Frogley

P-08

The far-infrared beamline (port 02B1-1) at the
Canadian Light Source Inc.

D. Appadoo, T. May, R. McKellar

P-09

A new beamline for infrared microscopy in the
SR center of Ritsumeikan

T. Yaji, Y. Yamamoto, T. Ohta, S. Kimura

P-10

Present Status of IR-THz Beamline BL6B at
UVSOR-II

S. Kimura, E. Nakamura, T. Mizuno, T.
IizukaP-11

Beamline for VUV/IR pump probe experiments
at FLASH

M. Gensch, U. Fruehling, E.A.
Schneidmiller, M.V. Yurkov, E.L. Saldin,
V. Kocharyan, J. Rossbach, M. Drescher,
E. Ploenjes, J. Feldhaus

P-12

The upgrade of infrared beamline at NSRL

Zeming Qi, Chengxiang Li, Liusi Sheng

P-13

BL43IR at SPring-8 Redirected

T. Moriwaki, Y. Ikemoto

P-14

Development and status of the activities at theSISSI mid-IR beamline

D. Eichert, L. Vaccari, F. Morgera, L.
Gardossi, A. Tossi, S. Pacor

P-15

High Resolution Far-Infrared Spectroscopy at
NSLS Beamline U12IR

G.L. Carr, R.J. Smith, L. Mihaly, H.
Zhang, D.H. Reitze, D.B. Tanner

P-16

Coherent THz Pulses and Electro-Optic
Modulation Effects from Ultra-Short Relativistic
Electron Bunches

Y. Shen, D. Arena, T. Watanabe, T.
Tsang, C.-C. Kao, J.B. Murphy, X.-J.
Wang, G.L. Carr

P-17

Time-resolved IR spectroscopy ofquantum-optics in semiconductors

M.D. Frogley, G. Cinque, J. F. Dynes M.
Beck, J. Faist, C.C. Phillips

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P-18

Generation of 0.1 THz Coherent Synchrotron
Radiation with Compact S-band Linac at AIST

R. Kuroda, N. Sei, M. Yasumoto, H.
Toyokawa, H. Ogawa, M. Koike, K.
YamadaP-19

Spectrum of Coherent Synchrotron Radiationfrom the JAEA Energy Recovery Linac

T. Takahashi, E. J. Minehara, R. Hajima,
N. Nishimori, M. Sawamura, R. Nagai, N.
Kikuzawa, H. Iijima, T. Nishitani, S.
Okuda

P-20

Spectrum Measurement of THz CSR via Laser
Bunch Slicing at UVSOR-II

M. Shimada, M. Katoh, M. Hosaka, A.
Mochihashi, Y. Takashima, S. Kimura, T.
Hara, T. Takahashi

P-21

An Intense Terahertz Radiation Source at the
Planned Test ERL in JapanK. Harada

P-22

Control of Impurity Diffusion in Silicon by IR
Laser Excitation

K. Shirai, H. Yamaguchi, H.
Katayama-Yoshida

P-23

Spatial Distribution of Hydrous Defects in
Orthopyroxene

R.Stalder

P-24

Low Temperature Spectral Study of Nitric
Oxide Reactions with Solid FeIII(OEP)(NO3)

Gurgen M. Gulyan, Astghik A.
Hovhannisyan, Tigran S. Kurtkyan

P-25

A New Approach to Concordance in
Mid-infrared Spectromicroscopy Mapping of
Malignant Tumors.

Kaiser Ali, Todd Reichert, Daniel Gomez,
Yanjie Lu, Alexander Jan, Colleen
Christensen

P-26

Fourier Transform Infrared Spectromicroscopy
and Hierarchical Cluster Analysis of Human
Meningiomas

K. Ali, Y.J. Lu, C. Christensen, T. May, C.
Hyett, R. Griebel, D. Fourney, K. Meguro,
L. Resch, R. K. Sharma

P-28

Trans-cis isomerization of 1,
2-dichloroethylene induced by IR Free
Electron Laser at Tokyo University of Science(FEL-TUS)

K. Kuramochi, Y. Kato, K. Tsukiyama

P-29

Infrared MCD in Magneto-Resistive Tl2Mn2O7
Measured with Synchrotron Radiation

H. Okamura, T. Koretsune, T. Nanba, S.
Kimura, H. Imai, Y. Kubo, Y. Shimakawa

P-30

Far-infrared and Millimeter Wave
Spectroscopy of Superionic Conductors

T. Awano

P-31

Infrared Reflection-Absorption Spectroscopy
Using Synchrotron Radiation at UVSOR-II

Y. Sakurai, S. Kimura, K. Seki

P-32

Photocurrent in Superconducting
YBa2Cu3O7-x Films Induced by an Infrared
Free Electron Laser

K. Nishi, Y. Hatsukade, S. Tanaka, K.
Awazu, H. Horiike

P-33

Infrared spectroscopy of ammonia cluster ions,
NH4+(NH3)n (n = 3 and 4)

M. Tada, K. Tono, K. Fukazawa, N.
Fukushima, T. Imai, K. Tsukiyama

P-34

Infrared spectroscopy of ammonia cluster ions
II: Size evolution of infrared spectra andgeometric structures of NH4+(NH3)n (n = 4–8)

K. Tono, M. Tada, K. Bito, H. Kondoh, T.
Ohta, T. Imai, K. Tsukiyama

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P-35

The infrared microspectroscopy beamline at
CAMD

E. Morikawa, O. Kizilkaya, R. S. Perkins

P-36

Absorption Spectroscopy Using a Coherent
Transition Radiation mm Wave Light Source

S. Okuda, T. Takahashi

P-37

Absorption Spectroscopy with Coherent
Radiation for Poly (Vinyl Alcohol) Aqueous
Solution Irradiated with Gamma Rays

S. Okuda, M. Shibayama, T. Kojima, T.
Takahashi

P-38

Transmission of mm Wave Light throughPolyethylene Plates Irradiated with Gamma
Rays

M. Shibayama, S. Okuda, T. Takahashi

P-39

Reflection spectra of orthoenstatite crystal

H. Suto, H. Sogawa, T. Naoi, C. Koike, H.
Chihara, K. Murata, T. Moriwaki

P-40

Hydrated Protein THz Dynamics Studied by
FTIR beam line of MIRRORCLE 20

N. Miura, H. Yamada, A. Moon, T.
Kitagawa

P-41

Dynamical water structure investigated by
far-infrared spectroscopy utilizing synchrotron
radiation from MIRRORCLE 20

N. Miura, H. Yamada, A. Moon

P-42

Pressure induced phase transition in
germanium proved by IR-THz
spectromicroscopic reflectivity measurement

K. Iizuka, A. Irizawa, K. Shimai, M.
Nishiyama, T. Nanba

P-43

Terahertz Spectroscopy of SmS under
Pressure

T. Mizuno, T. Iizuka, K. Matsubayashi, K.
Imura, H.S. Suzuki, N.K. Sato, S. Kimura

P-44

Study of optical response of spinel oxides byutilizing IR-THz spectromicroscopy

K. Shimai, A. Irizawa, K. Sato, K. Iizuka,
M. Nishiyama, T. Nanba, S. Niitaka,
H.Takagi

P-45

Simulating THz Plasmons in Metals Using the
FD2TD Technique and Variable Step Sizes

A. Kern, A. Thoman, A. Bitzer, H. Helm,
M. Walther

P-46

Spatial Resolution Limits for
Synchrotron-based Spectromicroscopy in theMid- and Near-Infrared

E. Levenson, P. Lerch, M. C. Martin

P-47

The New Vacuum FT-IR Spectrometer: Design
Advances and Research Application

M.Jörger, G. Zachmann

P-48

Broad Band Infrared Near-Field Spectroscopy
at Finger Print Region Using SPring-8

Y. Ikemoto, T. Moriwaki, H. Okamura, T.
Sasaki, N. Yoneyama, A. Taguchi, Y.
Inouye, S. Kawata, T. Kinoshita

P-49

A Study of Fourier-transform Infrared
Microspectroscopy of material in tissue under
Top-up Injection Operation at NSRRC

Y.-C. Lee, C.-I. Chen, C.-Y. Liu, P.-Y.
Huang

PD-01

Terahertz applications at the ENEA FEL
Facility

A.Doria, G.P. Gallerano, E.Giovenale, G.
Messina, I. Spassovsky, L. d'Aquino, A.
Ramundo, A. Coppa, F. Evangelisti, V.
Foglietti, K. Fukunaga

PD-02

Active electric near field imaging of electronic
devicesA. Coppa, F. Evangelisti, V. Foglietti, E.
Giovine, A. Doria, G.P. Gallerano, E.
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PD-03

Using Synchrotron-Base FTIR
Microspectroscopy to Rapid Characterize
Molecular Chemistry and Nutrient Make-up
and Microlocation of Internal Cereal Seed
TissueP. Yu, K. Doiron, N. Liu, H. Block, Z. Niu,
J.J. McKinnon

PD-04

Temperature dependence of infrared
reflectance spectra of InN

K.Kurihara, T.Yanagawa, N.Nakagawa,
K.Fukui, A.Yamamoto

PD-05

Terahertz imaging of frozen sectioned tissuesof the transplanted tumor on a nude mouse

K.Kawakami, Y.Inoue, K.Fukui, N.Miyoshi

PD-06

Dramatic Change of Optical Properties at a
Quantum Critical Point in the Heavy Fermion
System CeNi1-xCoxGe2

Y.Y. Song, K.E. Lee, J.B. Hong, H.J. Im,
S. Kimura, Y.S. Kwon

PD-07

Hybridization gap-open in CeIn3

C.I. Lee, K.E. Lee, H.J. Im, S. Kimura,
Y.S. Kwon

PD-08

Modeling of Particle Growth and Composition
Distribution in the Gas Phase
Copolymerization of Propylene and Ethylene
Using Synchrotron Infrared Microspectroscopy
Imaging

T. Nishioka, K. Katayama, S. Tanase, M.
Oota, K. Tanaka, T. Konakazawa, Y.
IkemotoPD-09

Remote control synchrotron
spectromicroscopy

M.K. Ivory, M.C. Martin, B.R. Wood, P.
HeraudPD-10

Bunch compression at the SPring-8 linac andsuccessive generation of THz pulse train in theisochronous ring

T. Asaka, H. Dewa, H. Hanaki, Y.
Hisaoka, T. Kobayashi, T. Matsubara, T.
Mitsui, A. Mizuno, Y. Shoji, S. Suzuki, T.
Taniuchi, H. Tomizawa, K. Yanagida

PD-11

Increasing Speed and Resolution throughCompressive Imaging

J. Gallet, M. Riley, Z. Hao, M.C. Martin

PD-12

Infrared Spectroscopy on YbS under High
Pressure

M. Matsunami, H. Okamura, S. Shin, A.
Ochiai, T. Nanba

PD-13

Terahertz spectral database of art materials

K. Fukunaga, I. Hosako, Y. Ogawa

PD-14

Towards
absolute
andmeasurements of radiant powerin the THz region

L. Werner, H.-W. Hübers, P. Meindl, R.
Müller, H. Richter, A. Steiger

PD-15

FIR Beam Line of Tabletop Synchrotron
MIRRORCLE-20

forinfrared

traceable

20

A. Moon, H. Yamada, N. Miura, M.M.
Haque