Invited Speakers

HEDLA/HEDS

　

Invited Speakers

  • Toshihiro FujiiOsaka Metropolitan University

    The Amaterasu particle: searching for the universe’s most energetic particles

  • Gianluca GregoriUniversity of Oxford

    Accelerator’s Experiments to Probe Beam Instabilities in Blazars’ Pair Jets

  • Guang-yue HuUniversity of Science and Technology of China

    Laboratory observation of ion drift acceleration via reflection off laser-produced magnetized collisionless shocks

  • Hantao JiPrinceton University

    Magnetic Reconnection: Past, Present, Future, and HEDLA Experiments

  • Daiji KatoNational Institute for Fusion Science

    From high-density plasma experiments to kilonova spectra: Assessment of radiative transition probabilities for lanthanide ions

  • Yohei KawazuraUtsunomiya University

    Inertial Range of MRI Turbulence and its Implications for Gyrokinetic Heating

  • Yasuhiro KuramitsuThe University of Osaka

    Relativistic astrophysical plasmas in the laboratories: on the origins of cosmic rays

  • Martin LemoineParis Cité University

    Particle acceleration and transport in large-amplitude turbulence

  • Shuichi MatsukiyoKyushu University

    Spatiotemporal resolution of ion-scale structures in a magnetized plasma shock reproduced by using power laser experiment

  • Yosuke MizunoShanghai Jiao Tong University

    Recent progress of GRMHD simulations of black hole accretion flows

  • Haruhiko SaitoThe University of Tokyo

    Toward Experimental Studies of Ion High-Beta Plasma and Electron-Positron Plasma in Dipole Magnetic Fields

  • Joao SantosUniversity of Bordeaux

    Ion acceleration in quasi-critical plasmas using high-density transparent gas jets: towards high-repetition rate sources for fundamental science and applications

  • Masaomi TanakaTohoku University

    Radiation from Heavy-Element Plasma in Neutron Star Mergers

  • Petros TzeferacosUniversity of Rochester

    Laboratory Experiments of Astrophysical Processes in Magnetized Turbulence

  • Suming WengShanghai Jiao Tong University

    Origin of the prolonged eclipse in spider pulsar binaries solved with advanced polarimetry with advanced polarimetry

  • Weipeng YaoSorbonne University

    Particle acceleration in laser-driven magnetised shocks and their collisions

  • Dawei YuanNational Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences

    Electron stochastic acceleration in laboratory-produced kinetic turbulent plasmas

  • Gabriel RigonLULI, Ecole Polytechnique

    Hydrodynamic turbulence in Supernova Remnants: A laboratory astrophysics approach

  • Guillaume Pascal LoiselSandia National Laboratories

    The ZAPP collaboration: elucidating astrophysical puzzles using the Z facility.

  • Steefano MerliniImperial College

    Investigating Shock-Driven Turbulence in High Energy Density Plasmas at the MAGPIE pulsed-power facility

  • Archie BottUniversity of Oxford

    Experimental characterisation of microturbulence-suppressed thermal conduction in weakly collisional, magnetised plasma

  • Vicente Valenzuela-VillasecaLawrence Livermore National Laboratory

    Structure and dynamics of magneto-inertial, differentially rotating laboratory plasmas (tentative)

  • Xue-Ning BaiTsinghua University

    The magnetohydrodynamic-particle-in-cell method, its applications and extension

  • Timothy JohnsonLawrence Livermore National Laboratory

    Biermann-Battery-Driven Magnetized Collisionless Shock Precursors in Laser-Produced Plasmas

  • Hiroya YamaguchiJapan Aerospace Exploration Agency

    XRISM and laboratory astrophysics (tentative)

  • Dongsu RyuUlsan National Institute of Science and Technology

    Shock waves, turbulence, and particle acceleration in clusters of galaxies

  • Sabrina NagelLawrence Livermore National Laboratory

    Experiments on high energy density Rayleigh Taylor and Richtmyer Meshkov flows at the National Ignition Facility

  • Luca OrusaPrinceton University

    Particle acceleration in perpendicular shocks: from the Lab to the Cosmos

  • Derek SchaefferUniversity of California, Los Angeles

    Anomalous Electron Heating in Laboratory Magnetized Collisionless Shocks

  • Fabio BacchiniKU Leuven

    Fully kinetic simulations of compact-object accretion and outflows

  • Tilo DoeppnerLawrence Livermore National Laboratory

    Observing the onset of pressure-driven K-shell delocalization

  • Fan GuoLos Alamos National Laboratory

    The Origin of Nonthermal Particle Acceleration during Magnetic Reconnection

  • Tim ZieglerHelmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf

    Advancing the Energy Frontier of Plasma-Based Proton Acceleration with Petawatt Lasers

  • Chang Hee NAMGwangju Institute of Science and Technology

    High Energy Proton Generation from Ultrathin Solid Targets Driven by a Multi-PW Laser

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