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Belina Von Krosigk
(Heidelberg University (DE)),
Daniel Baxter
(Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, USA),
Felix Wagner
(HEPHY Vienna),
Florian Reindl
(Vienna University of Technology (AT)),
Margarita Kaznacheeva
(Technical University of Munich),
Rouven Essig
(Stony Brook University)
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We are excited to announce the EXCESS25@LTD Workshop, taking place in Santa Fe on May 31st , 2025. This workshop will be held as a satellite event to the Low Temperature Detectors (LTD) conference, offering a vibrant platform for collaborative discussions on low-energy excesses observed in low-threshold experiments.
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About the Workshop
The EXCESS25@LTD Workshop marks the sixth edition in a series focused on unraveling low-energy excess phenomena. By bringing together experts and researchers from around the globe, the workshop aims to address shared challenges and foster collaboration in understanding these phenomena.
What to expect and why attend?
The workshop will feature exciting presentations from leading collaborations working with low-threshold detectors and quantum devices. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain fresh insights into ongoing research, connect with the community, share ideas, and explore future directions in addressing low-energy excess events.
Save the date
📅 Date: May 31st, 2025
📍 Location: Santa Fe, USA (as a satellite event to LTD)
For questions or additional information, feel free to contact us at excessworkshop@gmail.com.
Please note that talks are by invitation only.
We look forward to welcoming you to EXCESS25@LTD!
Previous workshops:
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Participants
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08:30
Registration
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Talks: Block 1
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1
Introduction
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2
Low Energy Excess in CRESSTSpeaker: Francesca Pucci (Max Planck Society (DE))
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3
New results on the LEE from the NUCLEUS experimentSpeaker: Elisabetta Bossio
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4
New Insights Into Low Energy Excess Noise: Scalings and Sources Below 10 eVSpeaker: Michael Williams (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
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10:30
Coffee Break
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Talks: Block 2
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5
Observing the Low Energy Excess using SuperCDMS-HVeV detectorsSpeaker: Kyle Kennard
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6
Investigating EXCESS with Magnetic Phonon Sensors and Superconducting Tunnel JunctionsSpeaker: Geon-Bo Kim
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DELight's Approach to tackle Low-Energy Excess (LEE)Speaker: Lena Hauswald (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
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5
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12:40
Lunch Break
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Talks: Block 3
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9
EXCESS: Devices, Observations, Outlook
Talk by organizers:
- We give a short introductiong to the technologies and processes relevant to the workshop,
- summarize observations that were described in literature,
- and provide an outlook on open questions that are currently studied or interesting to investigate with future experiments.
Speaker: Felix Wagner (ETH Zurich) -
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Correlated and Quasiparticle-induced Errors in Superconducting Quantum ProcessorsSpeaker: Vladislav Kurilovich (Google Quantum AI)
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Superconducting Quasiparticle-Amplifying TransmonsSpeaker: Caleb Fink (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
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9
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15:20
Coffee Break
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Talks: Block 4
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Dark counts in optical superconducting-transition edge sensors for rare eventsSpeaker: Laura Manenti
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15
Evaluating Low-Energy Excess Events with 1 eV Threshold Superconducting Tunnel Junction SensorsSpeaker: Stephan Friedrich (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
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Discussion
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08:30
