18–26 Sept 2025
Ito International Research Center
Asia/Tokyo timezone

Session

Stuednt Poster Session

SUP
21 Sept 2025, 13:00
Ito International Research Center

Ito International Research Center

Tokyo

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  1. Wenbin Gao (Institute of High Energy Physics)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    In modern particle accelerators, multiple superconducting cavities are often driven simultaneously by one high-power klystron, thereby reducing the cost of the power supplies. The CEPC TDR specifies 96 cryomodules for 650 MHz 2-cell cavities, ​with each cryomodule originally housing two cavities. During the horizontal testing phase, however, we plan to simultaneously drive six superconducting...

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  2. Daniel Hedji (TRIUMF, University of Victoria)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Superconducting Radio Frequency (SRF) technology is a key component in many particle accelerators operating in a continuous wave, or high duty cycle, mode. The on-line performance of SRF cavities can be negatively impacted by the gradual reduction in the accelerating gradient that can be attained within a reasonable field emission level. Conventional cleaning procedures are both time- and...

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  3. Zhizhen Luo (Institute of High Energy Physics)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    During vacuum commissioning and operation of large superconducting accelerators, gas flow may induce the dust particle within pipelines, causing intolerable particulate contamination in superconducting radio frequency (SRF) cavities. Investigating the transport behavior of microscale solid particles within accelerator pipelines is critical for understanding and solving particulate...

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  4. Md Asaduzzaman (TRIUMF, University of Victoria)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Coating Nb with thin superconducting layers (with or without insulating layers, i.e., SS or SIS) with longer penetration depth λ can enhance the accelerating gradient by maintaining the Meissner state above each layer’s superheating field Bsh, due to reduced surface screening currents and interfacial energy barriers. We review previously published studies using radioactive beam-based...

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  5. Giovanni Marconato (Universität Hamburg)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    In the last years, low frequency gravitational waves (GWs) have been consistently measured by the LIGO-Virgo collaboration, but little to no attention has been paid to higher frequencies GWs in the range of 10 kHz to 100 MHz, at which confirmation for current theories or even new physics could be hidden. The MAGO 2.0 project aims at filling this gap in the parameters space using...

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  6. Alexis Grassl (Cornell University)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Next-generation, thin-film surfaces employing Nb3Sn, NbN, NbTiN, or other compound superconductors are essential for reaching enhanced RF performance levels in SRF cavities. However, optimized, advanced deposition processes are required to enable high-quality films of such materials on large and complex-shaped cavities. For this purpose, Cornell University developed and commissioned a chemical...

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  7. Haoyu Shen (Peking University)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Thermal management of high-power input couplers is a critical challenge in conduction-cooled superconducting accelerators. This work presents a low thermal load input coupler design featuring a detachable electromagnetic shield, effectively directing microwave-induced heat toward the 50K region. RF and thermal simulations confirm its efficient power transmission and reduced heat load at...

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  8. Pragya Nama (The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, SOKENDAI)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    A high-power input coupler was developed to transmit 100 kW-class RF power in continuous wave (CW) mode to a 1.3 GHz conduction-cooled superconducting accelerator. Both RF and thermal design optimizations were carried out to ensure efficient performance and compatibility with cryogenic constraints. Results of RF simulations showed a reflection coefficient of S1,1 = −44 dB at 1.3 GHz and a...

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  9. Guochang liu (Institute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    The Chinese initiative Accelerator Driven Subcritical System (CiADS) proposed by the Insitute of Modern Physics (IMP) will use 58 650 MHz input power couplers for low β and high β elliptical superconducting cavities, for continuous wave power up to 130 kW. Pre-design of 650 MHz couplers has been completed. In order to validate the performance of these couplers and effectively eliminate soft...

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  10. Nathan Leicester (Lancaster University, Cockcroft Institute)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    RF testing is a key element in the development of superconducting thin film coated cavities. In order to optimize the deposition process, tests initially focussed on flat samples, before moving on to RF cavity tests, however the jump from flat samples to cavities is large and often requires significant changes to the deposition process. In order to develop a
    multi-step approach to cavity...

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  11. Charly Lassalle (Grand Accélérateur National d'Ions Lourds, Université de Caen Normandie)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    SPIRAL2 is a state-of-the-art superconducting linear accelerator for heavy ions. The radiofrequency operation of the linac can be disrupted by anomalies that affect its reliability. This work leverages fast, multivariate time series postmortem data from the Low-Level Radio Frequency (LLRF) systems to differentiate anomaly groups. However, interpreting these anomalies traditionally relies on...

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  12. Katrina Howard (University of Chicago)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Fermilab is one of the leaders in development of vapor diffused Nb3Sn films inside niobium cavities. This material has a higher critical temperature (Tc) than niobium, enabling cavity operation at 4.2 K. This higher operational temperature significantly reduces the infrastructure required for cooling compared to 2 K systems, making superconducting radio-frequency (SRF) technology more...

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  13. Alexis Grassl (Cornell University)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    The introduction of zirconium to niobium SRF cavities suggests a promising alloy with lower RF losses, higher critical magnetic fields, and a higher endurance to gradients. However, difficulties in fabrication of a ZrNb alloy, especially on the irregular surface of SRF cavities, have slowed the applicatory study of this potential improvement. We utilize a newly commissioned chemical vapor...

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  14. Yong Zhao (Institute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Comprehensive RF characterization of superconducting materials in a large range of multiparameters plays a pivotal role in research both on exploring material limits and understanding RF loss mechanism. This is particularly critical for emerging thin-film superconductors such as Nb₃Sn and superconducting-insulator-superconducting (SIS) heterostructures (e.g., NbTiN-AlN-Nb). The Quadrupole...

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  15. Xinghao Guo (Shanghai Advanced Research Institute)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    The SHINE project is a high-repetition-rate hard X-ray Free Electron Laser (XFEL) facility driven by a superconducting RF linear accelerator with an energy exceeding 8.0 GeV. The linear accelerator (LINAC) of SHINE consists of six hundred 1.3 GHz 9-cell cavities for acceleration, producing photons with energies ranging from 0.4 to 25 keV. This study focuses on the first single-cavity...

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  16. Jiawen Kan (Institute of High Energy Physics)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    As the application of superconducting cavities becomes increasingly widespread, the development of cost-effective coatings with enhanced performance has become a focal point for researchers. This study primarily focuses on depositing niobium-niobium-tin (Nb3Sn) multilayer thin films on the inner surface of a 6 GHz copper half-cell via the co-sputtering method. The emphasis is on preparing...

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  17. Aveen Mahon (TRIUMF, University of Victoria)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Particulate contamination in SRF cavities is known to trigger field emission, a phenomenon where electrons tunnel out from the surface of the cavities due to high electric fields. These rogue electrons limit the achievable accelerating gradient, affecting the final beam energy delivered by the accelerator. The TRIUMF e-Linac and ISAC-II heavy ion accelerators see a progressive onset of field...

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  18. Paul Plattner (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    The Mainz Energy-Recovering Superconducting Accelerator is currently under construction at the Institute for Nuclear Physics on the campus of the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz. A future upgrade is planned for the multi-turn Energy Recovery (ER) mode, increasing the beam current from 1 mA to 10 mA in continuous wave at 1.3 GHz. Simulations have calculated an increased power deposition of...

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  19. Katrina Howard (University of Chicago)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    The SRF community has shown that high temperature annealing can improve the flux expulsion of niobium cavities during cooldown. The required temperature will vary between cavities and different batches of material, typically around 800 C and up to 1000 C. However, for niobium with a low residual resistance ratio (RRR), even 1000 C is not enough to improve its poor flux expulsion. The purpose...

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  20. Gabriel Gaitan (Cornell University)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Niobium-3 tin Nb3Sn is a promising material for next-generation superconducting RF cavities due to its high critical temperature and high theoretical field limit. There is currently significant worldwide effort aiming to improve Nb3Sn growth to push this material to its ultimate performance limits. In this paper, we present the first results of deposition of Sn on different Nb samples in...

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  21. Sungmin Jeon (Kyungpook National University)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Field emission (FE) is one of the main issues limiting the performance of superconducting cavities. Various studies have been conducted to mitigate FE using methods such as computer simulations, microscopic surface analysis, plasma processing, and X-ray or temperature mapping. Among these, X-ray and temperature mapping are the most direct methods for localizing FE emitters. However, due to...

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  22. Lucas Wallace (University of Victoria)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    A vibrating sample magnetometer (VSM) is being developed with the capability to measure field penetration on ellipsoidal superconducting samples intended for use in superconducting radio frequency cavities. The explicit goal of this machine is to perform field penetration measurements on atomic layer deposition (ALD) coated niobium ellipsoids (ie., thin film MgB2, Nb3Sn on Nb), as well as on...

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  23. Liana Shpani (Cornell University (CLASSE))
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    As the demand for more efficient SRF technology continues to rise, so does the need to improve the performance of Nb3Sn, the most promising alternative to niobium. Leveraging recent breakthroughs in Nb3Sn research from Cornell University and Fermilab, namely the electrochemical synthesis-based growth of Nb3Sn and the centrifugal barrel polishing (CBP) technique to smoothen the final Nb3Sn...

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  24. Lucas Wallace (University of Victoria)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Here we investigate the magnetic phase behaviour of an impure superconductor, and predict the critical fields of the Meissner/vortex state in the presence of impurities. To do this, we derive the Gibbs free energy of an impure superconductor immersed in an external magnetic field. We then use this Gibbs free energy to derive modified Ginzberg-Landau equations, which if solved describe the...

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  25. Sebastian Klug (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Positron annihilation spectroscopy (PAS) is a powerful and precise tool to study atomic-scale defects in a wide range of materials, especially superconductors. The PAS methods available at the user facility radiation source ELBE (HZDR, Germany) enable analysis of point defects and their agglomerations including within the range of micro- and mesopores. The extended defects and their complexes...

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  26. XiongHao Yuan (Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    High gradient CW electron guns are essential for high-repetition-rate, high-brightness electron beams, key to advanced light sources and other applications. Compared to DC guns and normal conducting VHF guns, SRF guns are considered the next-generation solution for further boosting CW gun acceleration capabilities and electron source brightness. This paper presents the initial physics design...

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  27. Ziyu Wang (Peking University)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Researches on preparation of Nb3Sn superconducting cavities has been carried at Peking University. Nb3Sn films were prepared by tin vapor method with a high vacuum furnace. We proposed a coating scheme of 1.3 GHz single cell Nb3Sn cavity with three tin sources inside. Nb3Sn films with a tin content of more than 25 % were obtained. The vertical tests show the Q of the prepared Nb3Sn cavities...

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  28. Xinghao Guo (Shanghai Advanced Research Institute, ShanghaiTech University)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    To meet the stringent requirements of high-current energy recovery linacs (ERLs), a 1.3 GHz 7-cell superconducting cavity was designed and optimized. The RF design employed multi-objective optimization to balance accelerating mode performance with higher-order mode (HOM) damping, achieving effective HOM suppression without compromising the fundamental mode performance. Key RF components,...

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  29. Taisei Sasaki (Tohoku University)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Currently, 1.3 GHz Nb superconducting elliptical cavities have achieved accelerating gradients of Eacc ≈ 40 MV/m. In contrast, theoretical predictions suggest that accelerating cavities with multilayer thin-film structures on their inner surfaces might reach gradients of Eacc ≈ 100 MV/m. Such significant performance improvements would represent a major advancement not only in high-energy...

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  30. Cristobal Mendez (Cornell University)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    Niobium-based superconducting radio-frequency (SRF) cavities are crucial for particle accelerators, yet their performance is limited by native niobium oxide formation, which contributes significantly to increased residual surface resistance. This oxidation challenge is similarly critical in superconducting quantum circuits, where niobium oxide layers adversely impact coherence times and device...

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  31. Zackery Thune (Michigan State University)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    The consistent production of high-RRR Nb cavities for superconducting radiofrequency applications is critical to advancements in accelerator performance and technology. Despite standard guidelines for material and cavity production, the properties and performance of these cavities can vary significantly. Improvements in cavity performance due to better flux expulsion are observed after heat...

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  32. Zackery Thune (Michigan State University)
    21/09/2025, 13:00
    Student Poster Presentation

    The ability to accurately and consistently quantify the recrystallized (Rx) microstructure of heat-treated high-purity Nb used in superconducting radiofrequency (SRF) applications is critical for the improvement of material processing and cavity production. The production of SRF cavity half-cells by deep-drawing Nb sheets into the half-cell geometry results in different stain paths in...

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