한국물리학회

Scientific Program

Time Table Abstract

Plenary Speaker

Plenary Speaker
Satoshi Maeda	Hokkaido University	First principle reactivity exploration using artificial forces
Eiji Takahashi	RIKEN	Development of a TW-class single-cycle laser and its applications to attosecond science
Shui-Ming Hu	University of Science and Technology of China	Laser spectroscopy of two-electron systems with 10-digit precision
Chuncheng Wang	Jilin University	Ultrafast nonadiabatic excited state dynamics in the liquid/gas phase
Dong Eon Kim	Pohang University of Science and Technology	Attosecond science and technology in atomic and molecular systems
Ite Yu	National Tsing Hua University	Narrow-linewidth and high-spectral-brightness biphotons generated from hot atomic vapor
Jer-Lai Kuo	IAMS, Academia Sinica	Theoretical approaches to connect potential energy surfaces with vibrational spectroscopy
Lokesh Tribedi	TIFR, Mumbai	A brief overview of HCI collisions with molecules and applications
Igor Bray	Curtin University	Calculation of atomic and molecular collisions
Timothy Schmidt	University of New South Wales, Sydney	Intermediates in singlet fission and triplet fusion
Kyungwon An	Seoul National University	Recent progresses in single-atom superradiance

Keynote Speaker

Keynote Speaker
Amir Karton	University of New England	Benchmark accuracy in thermochemistry, kinetics, and noncovalent Interactions
Liang-Yan Hsu	Academia Sinica	Cavity-free quantum electrodynamic chemistry
Atsushi Yamaguchi	RIKEN	Laser spectroscopy of triply charged thorium-229 isomer toward a nuclear clock
Susumu Kuma	RIKEN	Ionization process of cold molecules in superfluid helium nanodroplets
Yoshiaki Kumagai	Nara Women's University	Ion momentum imaging with extreme ultraviolet laser pulses
Kenta Mizuse	Kitasato University	Molecular movie spectroscopy of van der Waals clusters : High-resolution spectra and image-based assignments
Xiang Gao	Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics, Beijing	Unexpectedly large electron correlation induced effects in highly charged ion systems
Jun Jiang	Northwest Normal University	Calculations and applications of atomic polarizabilities
Enliang Wang	University of Science and Technology of China	Formation dynamics of H3+ from small molecules
Lanhai He	Jilin University	Attosecond time delay in photoionization studied via strong-field multiphoton transition interferometry
Shaofeng Zhang	Chinese Academy of Sciences	First measurement of fully differential cross section for Ionization of helium by swift iron ions at the cooling storage ring experiment (CSRe)
Kyung Taec Kim	Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology	Ultrahigh fidelity measurement of laser field using atomic tunneling ionization
Yong-il Shin	Seoul National University	Universal Kibble-Zurek scaling in an atomic Fermi superfluid
Jae-yoon Choi	Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology	Far from equilibrium dynamics and quantum Kelvin-Helmholtz instability in strongly ferromagnetic spinor condensates
Daw-Wei Wang	National Tsing Hua University	Robust Identification of phase transitions and their properties without a priori theories through self-supervised learning
Yung-Fu Chen	National Central University	Trapping light via electromagnetically induced transparency in a superconducting circuit
Hsiang-Hua Jen	IAMS, Academia Sinica	Scalable graph states generations in an atom-nanophotonic interface
Yu-Jung Chen	National Central University	Spectrally resolved energy transfer length in photodesorption of astrophysical Ice
Sunil Kumar	IISER Tirupati	A streamlined approach to measure the absolute photostability of molecular ions
Ghanashyam Purohit	Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur	Study of electron induced processes on high Z atoms and ions relevant to plasma applications
Ngoc-Loan Phan	Ho Chi Minh City University of Education	Multielectron effects in high harmonic generation: from frequency shift to odd-even intensity modulation
Toru Morishita	University of Electro-Communications	Vortex electron generation by intense laser irradiation and its applications
Julian Berengut	University of New South Wales, Sydney	Precision determination of isotope shifts in Ytterbium and implications for new physics
Aparna Shastri	Bhabha Atomic Research Center	Photoabsorption, photoionization and photodissociation studies of molecules using synchrotron radiation

Early-career Speaker

Early-career Speaker
Ryoichi Saito	Tokyo Institue of Technology	Rotation sensing using a multiply-orbiting-ion interferometer
Hiroka Hasegawa	University of Electro-Communications	Orientation dependent tunneling ionization and dissociation of methane in two-color asymmetric intense laser fields
Naoki Kimura	Tokyo University of Science	Time-resolved plasma-assisted laser spectroscopy of highly charged ions
Kaoru Yamazaki	RIKEN	Realtime observation of light-induced dynamics in polyatomic molecules by ultrafast soft x-rays pectroscopy
Yuuki Onitsuka (Masajiko Takahashi on behalf of the absentee)	Tohoku University	Molecular science using electron impact spectroscopy
Shanshan Ding	Sichuan University	Mediated interaction between impurities in Bose-Einstein condensates
Jiehang Zhang	University of Science and Technology of China	Quantum information processing with highly-connected ion qubits
Bingsheng Tu	Fudan University	Precision measurement of highly charged ions in Penning-trap experiments
Jee Woo Park	Pohang University of Science and Technology	Quantum simulation and computing with ultracold polar molecules
Seji Kang	Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science	Atom interferometry inertial sensing based on a cold atomic source
Minhyuk Kim	Korea University	Toward quantum simulations with Rydberg atoms
Pei-Chen Kuan	National Cheng Kung University	Multiphoton hyperfine Raman transitions based-multi dimensional matter-wave beam splitters
Chiao-Hsuan Wang	National Taiwan University	Quantum reservoir engineering through light-matter interactions
Pei-Ling Luo	Academia Sinica	Absolute line strength measurements of transient free radicals with high-resolution time-resolved dual-comb spectroscopy
Chun-Fu Chang	National Yang-Ming Chiao-Tung University	Ultrafast carrier dynamics of Perovskite-based functional materials
Chun-Chia Chen	IAMS, Academia Sinica	Narrow-Line mediated Sisyphus Cooling for enhanced performance in quantum sensors

Privacy Policy

In accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act, “AISAMP" Corporation (hereinafter “Company”) has the following processing policies to protect users' personal information and rights and interests, and to smoothly handle user complaints related to personal information. The customer's information is both an individual's valuable asset and an important data for company operation. Therefore, the company promises to do its best to protect your personal information in all operational processes. The company will notify you through the website when revising the privacy policy.

Chapter 1. Personal Information Collection Consent Procedure The Company has prepared a procedure for you to click the (I agree) button or the (I do not agree) button for the contents of the personal information protection policy or terms of use of the website and press the (Agree) button. By clicking, you agree to the collection of personal information.

Chapter 2. Purpose of collection and use of personal information The company uses personal information for the following purposes. The processed personal information will not be used for purposes other than the following purposes, 
and prior consent will be sought when the purpose of use is changed.
A. Name, ID, and password: Confirmation of the member's subscription, prevention of use of the service, frequency of access, identity identification procedures according to the use of membership services the correct delivery address for the delivery of prizes and goods.
B. E-mail address, phone number (receipt or not): To secure a smooth communication path such as delivering notices, confirming personal intentions, handling complaints, etc., providing event and advertising information and providing opportunities to participate, identifying access frequency or using members About statistics.
C. Address and phone number: Securing the correct delivery address for the delivery of prizes and goods

Chapter 3. Transmission of advertising information
A. The company does not send commercial information for commercial purposes against your explicit intention to opt out.
B. The Company will notify you of changes to the terms and conditions, changes to the use of other services, information on new services/new products or events, and other product information by e-mail, mobile phone text transmission, and other omniscient transmission media. In this case, we comply with the provisions and methods specified in relevant laws.
C. When the Company sends advertising information by e-mail, etc. for online marketing, such as product information guidance Make it easy for you to find out in the subject and body areas of your email.

Chapter 4. Scope of collection of personal information The company can freely access most of the contents without a separate membership registration process. If you want to use the membership service, you must enter the following information.
A. Items of personal information collection: name, email, date of birth, ID, password, gender, address, mobile phone number (telephone), e-mail reception Sms reception, service use record, access message, incoming customer information (name, phone number, address, e-mail)
B. Personal information collection method: Membership registration and bulletin board on the website.

Chapter 5. Retention and use period of personal information After the purpose of collecting and using personal information is achieved, the company destroys the information without delay. However, the following information is retained for the specified period for the following reasons.
-Retention items: name, login ID, password, e-mail, date of birth
-Basis for retention: Prevention of recurrence of illegal use by bad members
-Retention period: 1 month And, if it is necessary to preserve it in accordance with the provisions of the relevant laws and regulations, the company keeps the member information for a certain period specified in the relevant laws and regulations as follows. Records on consumer complaints or dispute handling: 3 years (Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc.)

Chapter 6. Destruction procedure and method of personal information In principle, the company destroys the personal information without delay when the purpose of processing personal information is achieved. The procedure, deadline, and method of destruction are as follows.
-Destruction Procedure The information entered by the member for membership registration, etc., is transferred to a separate DB (separate filing cabinet in the case of paper) after the purpose is achieved and according to the reasons for information protection according to internal policies and other relevant laws (refer to retention and use period) It is destroyed after being stored for a certain period. Personal information transferred to a separate DB is not used for purposes other than retention unless required by law.
-Abandonment period If the personal information of the user who has been destroyed has elapsed, within 5 days from the end of the retention period, the personal information has become unnecessary, such as achieving the purpose of processing personal information, abolishing the service, and ending the business. When it is deemed unnecessary to process personal information, the personal information will be destroyed within 5 days.
-Destruction method Information in the form of electronic files uses a technical method that cannot reproduce the record.

Chapter 7. Measures to ensure the safety of personal information The company takes necessary measures to ensure safety as follows in accordance with Article 29 of the Personal Information Protection Act. of Employees Handling Personal Information We are implementing measures to manage personal information by designating and minimizing employees who handle personal information.
A. Minimization and training of personnel handling personal information We are implementing measures to manage personal information by designating and minimizing personal information handling staff.
B. Encrypt personal information The user's personal information is to encrypt, save and manage the password, only I can know, the important data is to encrypt files and transfer data, or use the file locking function and other security functions.

Chapter 8. Create a privacy officer The Company is committed to making your information safe. The person responsible for handling your personal information is as follows and responds promptly and faithfully to any questions related to personal informatio.

Chapter 9. Collecting Opinions and Handling Complaints The company values your opinions, and you have the right to always receive sincere answers from questions. The company operates a customer center for smooth communication with members.
Real-time consultation and telephone consultation are available only during business hours. We will sincerely respond to consultations by email or mail within 24 hours after receipt. However, after working hours or on weekends and holidays, it is in principle to process the next business day. The company's actions on the stolen personal information are as follows.
1. When a user becomes aware that he or she has signed up for membership by stealing other people's personal information, we will take necessary measures, such as suspension of service use or withdrawal of membership, without delay.
2. If a user who is aware of the theft of his or her personal information requests the suspension of service use or withdrawal from the member, take immediate action. If you need to consult with other personal information, you can contact the 
Personal Information Infringement Report Center, Supreme Prosecutors' Office Internet Crime Investigation Center, and the National Police Agency Cyber Terror Response Center. 

Personal Information Infringement Center (http://www.118.or.kr)
Supreme Prosecutors' Office Internet Crime Investigation Center (http://icic.sppo.go.kr)
National Police Agency Cyber Terror Response Center (http://www.police.go .kr/ctrc/ctrc_main.htm)

Chapter 10. Obligations of notification This personal information processing policy is applied from the effective date, and if there are any additions, deletions or corrections of changes in accordance with laws and policies, we will notify you through the notice from 7 days before the enforcement of the changes.