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Quantum Beam Physics (Hosokai) Lab
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The lab studies topics such as particle acceleration using lasers and plasmas.
AboutAbout the lab
Working with quantum beams through lasers and plasmas
The Quantum Beam Physics Lab (Hosokai Lab) sets out relativistic plasma engineering, ultra-high-intensity laser applications, laser-plasma particle acceleration, and applications of RF accelerators as its research themes.
It belongs to Research Department 2 (Materials and Beam Science) of the Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research at The University of Osaka.
This department conducts research on the generation, control, and measurement of high-brightness, high-quality quantum beams.
NewsLab news
Associate Professor Zhan Jin receives the Encouragement Award of the 22nd Particle Accelerator Society of Japan Award
Professor Hosokai receives the Laser Progress Award of the 17th Taizan Prize
Research result 'Progress Toward Tabletop High-Energy Accelerators' is distributed internationally
A master's student receives the Young Poster Award at the Young Researchers' Meeting of the Beam Physics Study Group
Doctoral and master's students receive the Presentation Encouragement Award and the Poster Presentation Award at the Tokyo Chapter Research Meeting of the Laser Society of Japan
ResearchResearch themes
The lab's website lists relativistic plasma engineering, ultra-high-intensity laser applications, laser-plasma particle acceleration, and applications of RF accelerators as its research themes. The research theme page lists research on laser wakefield acceleration, applications of high-intensity laser plasmas, numerical simulation of quantum beams and plasmas, and development of technologies that use light and quantum beams.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
- ProfessorTomonao Hosokai
- Associate ProfessorZhan Jin
- Associate ProfessorYanjun Gu
- Associate ProfessorToshiya Muto
- Assistant ProfessorYoshio Mizuta
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