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▶ PARTNERS AND SPONSORS The 19th International Conference on Ultrafast Phenomena (UP2014) Organized by Japan Intense Light Field Science Society (JILS) Center for Ultrafast Intense Laser Science (CUILS), PARTNERS AND SPONSORS PARTNERS http://www.jils.jp/ the University of Tokyo http://www.cuils.org/ Technical Program supported by In cooperation with The Optical Society (OSA) European Physical Society (EPS) Innovative Center for http://www.osa.org/ http://www.eps.org/ Coherent Photon Technology (ICCPT) Supported by The Chemical Society of Japan (CSJ) http://www.csj.jp/index-e.html The Physical Society of Japan (JPS) http://www.jps.or.jp/english/ The Japan Society of Applied Physics (JSAP) http://www.jsap.or.jp/english/ The Laser Society of Japan (LSJ) http://www.lsj.or.jp/laser/ The Spectroscopical Society of Japan (SPSJ) http://www.bunkou.or.jp/english/ Principal industrial sponsor Coherent, Inc. http://www.coherent.com/ Also sponsored by Spectra-Physics Tokyo Instruments, Inc. http://www.spectra-physics.com/ http://www.tokyoinst.co.jp/ XXIV PARTNERS AND SPONSORS ▶ Also sponsored by AND SPONSORS PARTNERS Hamamatsu Photonics K. 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TOPTICA Photonics http://www.indeco.jp/ http://www.toptica.com/ XXV ▶ CONTENTS Contents Partners and Sponsors XXIV General Information Welcome 1 Conference topics 1 Speaker instructions 1 Postdeadline contributions 1 Poster instructions 2 Proceedings 2 Conference digest 2 Registration information 2 Social program 3 CONTENTS Lunches 3 Warning 3 On-site facilities 3 Sponsor exhibition 3 Exhibitor information 3 Conference committees 4 Timetable 6 Conference site maps and fl oor plans 8 Technical sessions Monday 11 Tuesday 26 Wednesday 41 Thursday 56 Friday 61 Authors' index 64 GENERAL INFORMATION ▶ elcome to Okinawa and to the Chemistry International Conference on Vibrational and conformational dynamics, energy transfer, fem- Ultrafast Phenomena! tochemistry, proton and electron transfer, solvation dynamics, W wave packet dynamics and coherent control of reactions, struc- tural dynamics with X-rays and electrons. This year’s event – the XIX biannual international confer- ence – continues the tradition of bringing together a multi- Biology disciplinary group of researchers sharing a common interest Photosynthesis, vision, heme proteins, photoactive proteins, in science and technology at the highest temporal resolution. photoisomerization in chromoproteins, wavepacket dynamics, Scientists and engineers from all over the world will join us femtobiology, structural dynamics with X-rays and electrons, to take part in this event. medical applications. The conference will include 315 oral and poster contributions. Electronics & optoelectronics We have scheduled 11 invited, 124 oral and 180 poster presenta- Photoconductivity, generation, propagation and detection of ul- tions over what should be fi ve very full days. The presentations trafast electrical signals, plasmonics, terahertz radiation, electro- are in our opinion exceptional in their scientific quality and optical sampling and detectors. range of topics. Applications A sponsor exhibit featuring leading companies will be held in Real world applications of ultrafast technology, including ultra- conjunction with the meeting. GENERAL INFORMATION fast near-field, nonlinear and confocal microscopes, real-time/ real-space electron microscopy, medical applications, high speed We hope that you will enjoy the unique beauty of Okinawa, the communication, micromachining and more. program, and the opportunity to spend time with colleagues from around the globe. Sincerely, Speaker instructions General Chairs Duration of oral presentations are: Kaoru Yamanouchi, University of Tokyo, Japan • 15 minutes (including 3 minutes f or discussion) for Steven Cundiff, JILA, NIST and University of Colorado, USA contributed talks Regina de Vivie-Riedle, Ludwig-Maximilians-University, • 30 minutes (including 5 minutes for discussion) for Germany invited talks Program Committee Chairs Speakers are requested to bring their own computers. Our pro- Makoto Kuwata-Gonokami, University of Tokyo, Japan jectors will be equipped with standard D-SUB 15-pin cables. If Louis DiMauro, Ohio State University, USA your computer is Macintosh, you must bring your own adapter. Make sure to test your computer and its connection to the pro- Conference topics jector during the coffee break preceding the talk or the afternoon of the day before for those scheduled in the morning. This is mandatory as the schedule is tight and time has to be respected Pulse generation and measurement in order for listeners to move from one lecture hall to the other New sources, new wavelength regimes, frequency conversion during parallel sessions. techniques, amplifiers, attosecond pulse generation, pulse shaping, pulse diagnostics, measurement techniques and Speakers are asked to check-in with the session presider in the frequency standards. conference room ten minutes before the session begins. The lec- ture halls are equipped with microphones and projectors. Physics Ultrafast nonlinear optical processes, kinetics of non-equilibrium processes, quantum confi nement, coherent transients, nonlinear Postdeadline contributions pulse propagation, novel ultrafast spectroscopic techniques, high intensity physics, attosecond dynamics. As a tradition, the 19th International Conference on Ultrafast Materials science Phenomena will showcase postdeadline presentations. The pur- pose of these contributions is to give conference participants the Highly correlated systems, coherent phonons in solids, carrier opportunity to hear new and signifi cant results in rapidly advanc- dynamics in nanoparticles, carbon-based materials, structural ing areas. Only those papers judged to be truly excellent and dynamics with X-rays and electrons. compelling in their timeliness will be accepted for presentation as an oral contribution. The post deadline papers are scheduled for oral presentation on Thursday July 10 between 16:15 - 18:00 1 ▶ GENERAL INFORMATION in Room A. Authors will be notifi ed whether their papers have been accepted on Monday July 7 directly at the registration desk. Conference digest Postdeadline papers may be included in the proceedings if the authors can submit the manuscript in a timely manner. An online technical digest including the two-page summaries will be available to the participants. Poster instructions Registration information 180 posters will be presented during three sessions that will take place on Monday July 7, Tuesday July 8, and Thursday July 9 (all On-site registration fees are as follows: sessions scheduled from 15:45 to 17:15). There will be no oral presentations during this time. Member * Non-member Regular participant 50,000 JPY 60,000 JPY Student 30,000 JPY 40,000 JPY Poster sessions are scheduled to provide an opportunity for Accompanying person 15,000 JPY selected papers to be presented in greater visual details and to facilitate discussions among attendees. To display his/her poster, each author is provided with a 90 cm wide × 210 cm high space * Members of the Japan Intense Light Field Science Society (maximum dimensions). A poster may only be put up on the (JILS), the Optical Society (OSA), the European Physical So- day of the assigned poster session. Each presenter must take ciety (EPS), the Chemical Society of Japan (CSJ), the Physical care to remove his/her poster by no later than 19:00 on the same Society of Japan (JPS), the Japan Society of Applied Physics day. Poster presenters are asked to be at their posters during (JSAP), the Laser Society of Japan (LSJ), and the Spectroscopi- their poster session. Note: Fixing material will be provided. The cal Society of Japan (SPSJ) are eligible to attend UP2014 at a boards will be marked with poster presentation codes. member participant rate. All registered regular and student participants are Proceedings eligible to: • Admission to the technical sessions of the conference. • Online digest including the two page summaries. GENERAL INFORMATION As at previous conferences, a book of Proceedings of the Ultra- • Hard copy of the proceedings. fast Phenomena XIX will be published. Authors of all accepted • One-year access to the electronic edition of the proceedings. contributions (invited, oral, and poster) are invited to submit a • Sponsor exhibition running from Monday morning to paper for the book of Proceedings. We anticipate this volume to Friday noon time. contain around 300 articles of 3 pages each. The Proceedings • Coffee breaks (Monday July 7 through Friday July 11) as will be published by Springer