Welcome
We invite Prof. Karsten Danzmann and Prof. Gerhard Heinzel from Albert Einstein Institute (AEI) in Hannover, Germany, to give lectures on gravitational waves and the gravitational-wave space antenna LISA. We also invite Dr. Fumiko Kawazoe from University of Hannover to give a lecture on the education in Germany and the career plan.Program
2024.6.3(ŒŽ)13:20-13:30 Introduction (Kentaro Somiya, Tokyo Tech)
13:30-14:30 Gravitational Wave in Germany (Karsten Danzmann, AEI)
14:30-15:15 Space Interferometry (Gerhard Heinzel, AEI)
15:15-15:45 Research in Hannover and career development (Fumiko Kawazoe, AEI)
Location
Tokyo Institute of Technology, West Bldg. #9, Multi-Purpose Digital Hall.You can find a map here.
How to join
No need of registration. Admission is free. Please come and join at Tokyo Tech. We do not plan to broadcast the symposium.Lecturers
 | Prof. Karsten Danzmann He is the director of the Einstein Institute in Hannover, Germany, responsible for the 600-meter long GEO600 ground-based gravitational wave telescope, and a pioneer in the LISA space gravitational wave telescope project. | ||
 | Prof. Gerhard Heinzel He is a research group leader of the LISA project at the Einstein Institute. He has also worked on the TAMA 300 gravitational wave telescope in Japan. | ||
 | Dr. Fumiko Kawazoe A graduate of Ochanomizu University, she has a background in research and development of gravitational wave telescopes in Japan and Germany. She is currently a Research Administrator at the University of Hannover. |
Contact
This symposium is co-hosted by Dept of Physics and JST ASPIRE program at Somiya lab. Email to aspire[AT]gw.phys.titech.ac.jp for any questions. © Somiya Laboratory, Tokyo Institute of Technology