Mini-Workshop on Cavities for Fundamental Physics
Tsung-Dao Lee Institute/N4F-N400 - meeting room
Tsung-Dao Lee Institute
Resonant cavities have become powerful tools for probing ultralight bosonic dark matter and high-frequency gravitational waves. Recent experimental and theoretical advances are rapidly expanding their capabilities, enabling searches over broader parameter ranges and for a wider variety of target signals. This mini-workshop aims to bring together researchers working on cavities and related techniques to discuss recent progress and explore new possibilities for probing fundamental physics, particularly beyond their traditional applications.
Invited speakers:
Karl Van Bibber (Berkeley, online)
Hajime Fukuda (University of Tokyo)
Nick Houston (BJUT)
Jinsu Kim (IBS-DMAG)
Younggeun Kim (Mainz)
Tom Krokotsch (Hamburg)
Jiwon Lee (IBS-DMAG)
Jacob Lindahl (Stockholm)
Yuxin Liu (ICTP-AP)
Xiaolin Ma (KEK)
Ben McAllister (Swinburne)
Tatsumi Nitta (KEK)
Gray Rybka (University of Washington)
Guoqing Wei (USTC)
Bin Xu (KIAS)
SungWoo Youn (IBS-DMAG)
Yanjie Zeng (ITP-CAS)
Dan Zhang (University of Washington)
Kevin Zhou (Berkeley)
Organizers:
Yifan Chen (TDLI), Nick Houston (BJUT), Man Jiao (ZJU), Xing Rong (USTC), Jing Shu (PKU), Dan Zhang (UWashington)
Workshop photo:
Ben McAllister
Bilal Ahmad
Bin Xu
Daixu Yang
Dan Zhang
Gray Rybka
GUOQING WEI
Haiyue Yu
Hanyu Cheng
Imad Laktineh
Jacob Lindahl
Jiadu Lin
Jing Shu
Jinsu Kim
Jiwon Lee
Junxiao Hui
Karl van Bibber
Keping Xie
Kevin Zhou
man jiao
Md Riajul Haque
Min Jiang
Nick Houston
Qing Li
SungWoo Youn
Taegyun Kim
Tatsumi Nitta
Tom Krokotsch
XIAOLIN MA
Ximeng (西蒙) Li (李)
Xin Zhang
XINRAN Li
Yanfei Shang
Yanjie Zeng
Yifan Chen
Younggeun Kim
Yu-ang Liu
Yuanlin Gong
Yuxin Liu
Zhang Tianzong
Zhonglv Huang
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