18th International Conference on Ion Sources

1 Sept 2019, 08:30 → 6 Sept 2019, 18:00 Asia/Shanghai

Lanzhou, China

 Welcome to ICIS’19

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The 18th International Conference on Ion Sources (ICIS’19) organized by Institute of Modern Physics will take place at Crowne Plaza, Lanzhou, China on the beautiful Yellow River shore from September 1 to 6, 2019.

This is a biennial international even in the ICIS series after recent three conferences hosted in Geneva (ICIS’17, EU), New York City (ICIS’15, North Am), and Chiba (ICIS’13, Asia), respectively. After 6 years, this conference returns to Asia again. It will be the second time for this even to be hosted in China, after the ICIS1993 in Beijing hosted by PKU University.

ICIS'19 will continue the traditional form of previous conferences that facilitates formal and informal interactions between ion source scientists, engineers, students and industrial exhibitors, encouraging the exchange of information and ideas across the broad spectrum of ion source science and technology.

ICIS'19 will offer 15 plenary sessions of invited and contributed oral presentations on Monday morning through Friday afternoon. Two Poster sessions will be arranged on Monday and Wednesday afternoon respectively. The scientific program will cover themes of the ion sources science and technology that are relevant to the production of beam for scientific research and for applications:

• Fundamental processes in ion sources, plasma
• Production of high intensity ion beams
• Production of highly charged ion beams
• Negative ion sources
• Ion sources for fusion
• Polarized ion sources
• Radioactive ion beam sources and charge breeders
• Beam formation, extraction, transport, and diagnostics
• Applications of ion sources
• Key technologies for ion sources

We are glad that Review of Scientific Instruments of AIP will be our conference guest sponsor to support fully the publication of the refereed Proceedings.

Details on the program, registration, abstract submission, vendor participation, and hotel accommodations can be found on this site (under construction).

For questions about ICIS 2019, please feel free to contact the Conference LOC chair, Huanyu Zhao, icis2019@impcas.ac.cn, (+86) 931 4969 542.

I look forward to welcoming you to Lanzhou for this conference.

 

Sincerely,

Hongwei ZHAO

ICIS’19 Conference Chair

Sunday, 1 September

Registration

Reception

Monday, 2 September

Registration

Opening Ceremony

Polarized ion sources

1 Review of high intensity ion source development and operation for worldwide nuclear science facility

Speaker: Richard Pardo (ANL)

2 High power accelerators for basic science research and applications and requirements to ion sources

Speaker: Wenlong Zhan (CAS)

10:30 Conference Photo

10:50 Coffee Break

Fundamental processes in ion sources, plasma

3 Estimating ion confinement times from beam current transients in conventional and charge breeder ECRIS

Speaker: Miha Marttinen (JYU)

4 Effects of magnetic configuration on hot electrons in SECRAL-II plasma

Speaker: Jibo Li  (IMP)

5 Evaluation method of plasma instability in laser ion source using solenoid

Speaker: Takahiro Karino (Utsunomiya Univ./ RIKEN)

12:20 Lunch Break

Fundamental processes in ion sources, plasma

6 Multi-diagnostics setup as a tool to overcome the limits of compact ion sources

Speaker: Luigi Celona  (INFN-LNS)

7 Measurements and simulations of the energy distribution of electrons lost from the minimum B-field

Speaker: Ivan Izotov ( IAP)

8 Self-consistent modeling of beam-plasma interaction in the charge breeding optimization process

Speaker: Alessio Galatà (INFN-LNL)

Beam formation, extraction, transport, and diagnostics

9 Low energy highly charged ion beam production and the future opportunities for HCI physics at IMP

Speaker: Yao Yang (IMP)

Fundamental processes in ion sources, plasma

10 Upper hybrid resonance heating experiments on Electron Cyclotron Resonance ion source

Speaker: Yushi Kato (Osaka Univ.)

11 Measurement of the energy distribution of electrons escaping confinement from an Electron Cyclotron Resonance ion source

Speaker: Bryan Isherwood (MSU)

16:20 Coffee Break

Poster Session - MonP
C01,C06,C10

Tuesday, 3 September

12 Overview of high intensity ion source development in past 20 years at IMP

Speaker: Liangting Sun (IMP)

13 New developments on the RHIC-EBIS for the BNL heavy ion program

Speaker: Edward Beebe (BNL)

14 Production of intense metal ion beam with RIKEN 28 GHz SC-ECRIS

Speaker: Takahide Nakagawa (RIKEN)

15 Production of intense uranium beams with inductive heating oven at IMP

Speaker: Wang Lu (IMP)

16 Stable short-pulse ion beam production with the laser ion source at IMP

Speaker: Huanyu Zhao (IMP)

10:30 Coffee Break

Radioactive ion beam sources and charge breeders

17 Charge breeding at Ganil: improvements, results and comparison with the other facilities

Speaker: Laurent Maunoury ((GANIL) )

18 EBIS/T charge breeders for RIB facilities

Speaker: Alain Lapierre ((FRIB))

19 The study of 1+ ion beam interaction in an ECR charge breeder ion source plasmas using Monte-Carlo Charge Breeding Code (MCBC)

Speaker: Arun Annaluru ((GANIL) )

12:20 Lunch Break

Production of high intensity ion beams

20 Selectable high intensity ion species of H+/H2+/H3+ beam with a 2.45 GHz ECR ion source

Speaker: Shixiang Peng ((PKU) )

Negative ion sources

21 J-PARC H- source for 100 mA high energy and high duty factor H- LINACs

Speaker: Akira Ueno ((J-PARC) )

Production of high intensity ion beams

22 Commissioning of high current H+/D+ ion beams for the Linear IFMIF Prototype Accelerator (LIPAc)

Speaker: Tomoya Akagi ( (QST) )

23 Small anode discharge ion source

Speaker: Vadim Dudnikov ( (Muons, In) )

Negative ion sources

24 Commissioning of the RF H- source in CSNS

Speaker: Weidong Chen ((IHEP) )

25 Upgrading the LANSCE accelerator complex with a SNS RF-driven H- ion source

Speaker: Martin Stockli ((ORNL) )

16:20 Coffee Break

Poster Session - TueP
C02, C03, C04, C07

IAC Meeting

Wednesday, 4 September

Beam formation, extraction, transport, and diagnostics

26 Plasma diagnostic tools for ECR ion sources - what can we learn from these experiments for the next generation sources

Speaker: Olli Tarvainen ((UKRI-STFC/ RAL/ ISIS))

27 ECRIS Plasma Spectroscopy with a High Resolution Spectrometer

Speaker: Risto Kronholm ( (JYU))

Fundamental processes in ion sources, plasma

28 Particle-in-cell simulation of transport and energy deposition of intense proton beams in solid-density material

Speaker: Dong Wu ( (Zhejiang Univ.) )

Beam formation, extraction, transport, and diagnostics

29 Well-controlled emittance of the metallic ion beam extracted from the 28-GHz Superconducting ECR ion source adapting the superconducting acceleration cavity for new super heavy elements research

Speaker: Takashi Nagatomo ((RIKEN) )

30 Feasibility study of a compact heavy ion source for investigation of laboratory magnetospheric plasma

Speaker: Kaori Nakamura ((Univ. Tokyo) )

10:30 Coffee Break

Production of highly charged ion beams

31 Status and perspectives for high intensity uranium beams from the RIKEN 28 GHz ECRIS

Speaker: Yoshihide Higurashi ( (RIKEN) )

32 A new microwave coupling scheme for high intensity highly charged ion beam production by high power 24-28 GHz SECRAL ion source

Speaker: Junwei Guo ( (IMP))

Key technologies for ion sources

33 Development of a highly efficient NEG pumping system for EBIS

Speaker: Sergey Kondrashev ((BNL) )

12:20 Lunch Break

Ion sources for fusion

34 Extension of high power deuterium operation of negative ion based neutral beam injector in LHD

Speaker: Katsunori Ikeda ((NIFS) )

35 Formation of large negative deuterium ion beams at ELISE

Speaker: Dirk Wünderlich ( (MIP) )

36 Cavity ring-down spectroscopy system for the determination of negative hydrogen ion density at the ELISE test facility

Speaker: Alessandro Mimo ((MIP) )

37 Improvements of the NIO1 installation for negative ion sources

Speaker: Marco Cavenago ((INFN-LNL))

38 R&D progress of RF ion source for neutral beam injector at ASIPP

Speaker: Xie Yahong ((IPP, CAS) )

39 First operation in SPIDER and the path to complete MITCA

Speaker: Gianluigi Serianni ((Consorzio RFX) )

16:10 Coffee Break

Poster Session - TueP
C02, C03, C04, C07

Thursday, 5 September

Ion sources for fusion

40 Optical characteristics of negative ion beam with multi-beam-axes produced by LHD-type negative ion source

Speaker: Kenichi Nagaoka ((NIFS) )

Beam formation, extraction, transport, and diagnostics

41 Design and development of an Allison type emittance scanner for the SPIDER ion source

Speaker: Carlo Poggi ((Consorzio RFX) )

Production of high intensity ion beams

42 Generation of boron ion beam by different methods

Speaker: Efim Oks ( (HCEI) )

Brightness Award

Polarized ion sources

43 High-intensity polarized H- and 3He++ sources development at RHIC

Speaker: Anatoni Zelenski ((BNL) )

10:30 Coffee Break

Negative ion sources

44 Achievement of high power and long pulse negative ion beam acceleration for JT-60SA NBI

Speaker: Junichi Hiratsuka ( (QST))

45 Installation and commissioning of the ion source systems for the new SNS 2.5 MeV injector

Speaker: Robert Welton ( (ORNL) )

46 Prospect of Cs-free hydrogen negative ion sources using C12A7 plasma electrodes

Speaker: Mamiko Sasao ((Doshisha Univ.))

47 A pre-injector upgrade for the ISIS pulsed spallation neutron facility, including a medium energy beam transport line and an RF-Driven, non-caesiated, external-antenna H– ion source

Speaker: Scott Lawrie ((UKRI) )

Outing

Conference Dinner

Friday, 6 September

Applications of ion sources

48 The role of ion sources in synthesis of the super-heavy elements

Speaker: Andrey Efremov ((JINR))

49 Ion thrusters and electrical propulsion developments

Speaker: Peter Klar ((Univ. Giessen) )

50 Capabilities of radio-frequency ion-sources in surface modification of materials

Speaker: Martin Becker ((IEP) )

51 Present status of ion sources at QST-NIRS and carbon-ion radiotherapy facilities

Speaker: Atsushi Kitagawa ((NIRS))

52 Neutron generator based on intense lithium beam driver

Speaker: Shunsuke Ikeda ( (BNL) )

11:00 Coffee Break

Young Scientist Award

Conclusion Remarks

Conference Closing Ceremony

12:30 Lunch Break

Lab Tour