Accelerator Science
High Energy Accelerator Research Organization
Accelerator Laboratory / Applied Research Laboratory
Overview
The Science of Accelerators—the Ultimate Material Exploration Device
High energy accelerators are powerful tools for exploring the various components of each level of the natural world—from the simplest elementary particles and nuclei to atoms, molecules, and complex and exquisite life forms. The main goal of this program is to promote natural sciences by improving the performance of accelerators and to provide education on the specialized technology required for from both theoretical and experimental aspects, including research on the principles of accelerators and the development of advanced accelerator technologies. At the same time, through education and research in closely related fields such as radiation science, computer science, superconducting technology, and mechanical engineering, this program will comprehensively produce graduates who can play a central role in the future of accelerator science.
Superconducting magnets in the J-PARC Neutrino Experimental Facility
Assembling work of fast beam kicker
Beam Study at Photon Factory electron storage ring
Installation of detectors for photoneutron measurement
Doctoral Program: Five-year doctoral program / Three-year doctoral program
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy
Career paths of graduates: Researchers at domestic and foreign accelerator related research institutes and private companies
Research Institutes
Accelerator Laboratory / Applied Research Laboratory
Address : 1-1 Oho, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-0801 Japan
Accelerator Laboratory URL : https://www2.kek.jp/accl/eng/index.html
Applied Research Laboratory URL : https://www2.kek.jp/arl/en/home-en/
Information before March 2023
School / Department: School of High Energy Accelerator Science, Department of Accelerator Science
Date of Establishment: October 1988
Doctoral Program: Three-year doctoral program
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy