At the Flavor Physics Workshop 2024 (FPWS2024) , which was held in Gamagori, Aichi on December 2nd to 5th, 2024, oral presentations were given by Ryotaro Komori, Bela Urbschat, and a poster was presented by Tadaki Ichikawa.
Further, a lecture was given by Assistant Prof. Hikari Murakami, a member of the N-lab staff.

The workshop covers several topics in flavor physics, such as B mesons, charm quarks, and τ leptons and it forcuses on providing graduate students and young researchers with a bird's-eye view of and deepen their understanding of both theory and experiment, from the basics to cutting-edge research. Lectures for master's students (Introduction to particle physics, measuring instruments and accelerators, the Belle Ⅱ experiment, and related theoretical and experimental physics) were given by theoretical and experimental researchers, and oral and poster presentations were given focusing on students and young researchers in a wide range of fields, not limited to flavor physics.

In addition, Mr. Urbschat, a first-year master's student in our laboratory, won the Best Talk Award, which was determined by the participants' votes. Congratulations!

The presentation slides can be found at the link below.

Hikari Murakami," Lecture:ALICE experiment "
Ryotaro Komori," Evaluation of environmental dependence of photodetector MCP-PMT for TOP counter in the Belle Ⅱ experiment"
Tadaki Ichikawa," Research of high voltage application ratio to extend the life time of MCP-PMT for TOP Counter in Belle Ⅱ detector "
Bela Urbschat," Speed-up of beam abort at the SuperKEKB accelerator and improvement and further deployment of the used beam loss detectors "

Group Photo