Last update: 4th Jun, 2014

International Advisory Committee

For the list of members see the NOBUGS conference web page.

Local Organizing Committee

  • Toshiya Otomo, KEK
  • Jiro Suzuki, KEK
  • Tomohiro Seya, KEK
  • Masataka Sakaguchi, KEK
  • Takeshi Nakatani, JAEA
  • Yasuhiro Inamura, JAEA
  • Takayoshi Ito, CROSS
  • Yukihiko Kawamura, CROSS
  • Rei Ohuchi, CROSS
  • Nobuo Okazaki, CROSS
 -- LOC Chair







-- LOC General Affairs
-- LOC General Affairs

For general enquiries please contact ml.j-parc.jp.

J-PARC

J-PARC (Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex) consists of a series of world-class proton accelerators and the experimental facilities that make use of the high-intensity proton beams. Open to users from around the globe. J-PARC is a multi-purpose and multidisciplinary facility that is unique in the variety of secondary-particle beams produced and put to use in cutting-edge research across a wide range of scientific fields. Neutron, pion, kaon and neutrino beams are all produced at J-PARC via collisions between the proton beams and target materials (spallation reactions). The applications of these beams include fundamental nuclear and particle physics, materials and life science, and nuclear technology.

KEK

KEK, the High Energy Accelerator Research Organization, is one of the world's leading accelerator science research laboratories, using high-energy particle beams and synchrotron light sources to probe the fundamental properties of matter. With state-of-the-art infrastructure, KEK is advancing our understanding of the universe that surrounds us, its mechanisms and their control.

JAEA

Work scope of JAEA ordained by the Japan Atomic Energy Agency Act of 2005

  1. Basic research of nuclear energy
  2. Application research of nuclear energy
  3. Technical establishment of nuclear fuel cycle
  4. Promotion of application of R&D results of above areas
  5. Performing the functions concerning the disposal of radioactive waste
  6. Utilization Sharing of facility and equipment
  7. Human resource development of nuclear energy field
  8. Collection, arrangement and dissemination of nuclear information
  9. Study and analysis requested by government (including safety regulation, nuclear disaster prevention, international non-proliferation)

CROSS-Tokai

While conducting a one-year survey of the utilization of neutron and other quantum beams, the CROSS-Tokai office, together with the CROSS Head Office in Tsuchiura, prepared an application to the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) to be appointed as the "Registered Institution for Facility Use Promotion" for the public-access neutron beam facilities at J-PARC. This application was submitted in February 2011 and the appointment of CROSS-Tokai to the role was confirmed the following month. Accordingly, CROSS-Tokai commenced its activities as the "Registered Institution for Facility Use Promotion" (RI) on the 1st of April, 2011.