Technical Program

Monday, June 26th, 2023

Time	Events
15:00	Registration
18:00	Welcome reception

Tuesday, June 27th, 2023

Time	Events
8:30	Registration
	Chair: Takuo Tanaka
9:00	Opening remarks
9:10	Prof. Byoungho Lee Memorial talk
9:30	I-1. Shuo Liu, Tiejun Cui, Southeast University, China Moiré metasurfaces: low-cost solution for dynamic beamforming
10:00	Break
	Chair: Kentaro Iwami
10:30	I-2. Jinkyu Yang, Mechanical Engineering, Seoul National University, Korea Topological waveguiding in mechanical platforms
11:00	I-3. Xueqin Huang, South China University of Technology, China Two-dimensional acoustic topological insulators
11:30	I-4. Chao Peng, Peking University, China On-chip integration enabled by topological charge manipulation
12:00	Lunch
	Chair: Lei Zhou
13:30	I-5. Kentaro Iwami, Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture and Technology, Japan Dielectric metasurface for wavefront manipulation in the visible and near-ir region
14:00	I-6. Min Seok Jang, KAIST, Korea Physics-informed reinforcement learning for freeform metasurface design
14:30	I-7. Xinbin Cheng, Tongji University, China Multilayer metagratings with high efficiency
15:00	I-8. Shulin Sun, Fudan University, China On-chip near-field light manipulations with metasurfaces
15:30	Break & Poster Presentation (120 min.)

Wednesday, June 28th, 2023

Time	Events
8:30	Registration
	Chair: Takuo Tanaka
9:00	I-9. Koichi Okamoto, Osaka Metropolitan University, Japan Plasmonic Metamaterials based on Random and Regular Array Metal Nanostructures
9:30	I-10. Yuanmu Yang, Tsinghua University, China Metasurface for multidimensional light field sensing
10:00	Break
	Chair: Q-Han Park
10:30	I-11. SeokJae Yoo, Inha University, Korea Enantioselective sensing by chiral photonic crystals
11:00	I-12. Soo Jin Kim, Korea University, Korea Nonlocal chiral metasurfaces for the application of optical devices
11:30	I-13. Mana Toma, Tokyo Instittute of Technology, Japan Spectrometer-free Plasmonic Biosensors Using Colors of Metal Nanodome Arrays
12:00	Lunch
	Chair: T. Okamoto
13:30	I-14. Myung-Ki Kim, KU-KIST, Korea Exploring shortwave infrared plasmons in ultrathin two-dimensional MXenes
14:00	I-15. Jongwon Lee, UNIST, Korea Surface-enhanced infrared absorption spectroscopy using metamaterial absorbers
14:30	I-16. Ryo Kato, Tokushima University, Japan Engineering of nanophotonic metamaterials with two dimensional nanomaterials for enhanced optical spectroscopy
15:00	Break
	Chair: Tetsuya Ueda
15:30	I-17. Mengxin Ren, Nankai University, China Bright harmonic generation from lithium niobate metasurfaces
16:00	I-18. Shumin Xiao, Harbin Institute of Techonology, China Cascaded all dielectric metasurfaces for high-purity vortex generation
16:30	I-19. Jin Liu, Sun Yat-sen University, China High-performance semicondutor light sources based on integrated photonic nanostrutures
17:00	Transportation
17:00	Conference banquet

Thursday, June 29th, 2023

Time	Events
8:30	Registration
	Chair: Ryo Kato
9:00	I-20. Hyounghan Kwon, Center for Quantum Information, KIST, Korea Nano-electromechanically tunable resonant dielectric metasurfaces
9:30	I-21. Yoshiaki Kanamori, Tohoku University, Japan Development of micro/nano processing technology for metamaterials
10:00	Break
	Chair: Atsushi Sanada
10:30	I-22. Shun Takahashi, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan Microwave Topological Edge States in Three-Dimensional Structures
11:00	I-23. Min-Kyo Seo, KAIST, Korea Advancing light-matter interaction in two-dimensional space through tailored optical anti-reflection
11:30	I-24. Afshan Begum, NIMS, Japan New photonic crystals to materialize isotropic double Dirac cones and topological edge modes
12:00	Lunch
	Chair: Wakana Kubo
13:30	I-25. Jonghwa Shin, KAIST, Japan Bespoke control of lightwave with double-layer metasurfaces
14:00	I-26. Tetsuya Ueda, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan Nonreciprocal metamaterial line resonators and their application to polarization plane rotation and beam scanning leaky wave antennas
14:30	I-27. Atsushi Sanada, Osaka University, Japan Anomalous reflection beam steering with stretchable metasurfaces for 6G wireless communications
	Chair: Takuo Tanaka
15:00	Closing remarks

Poster Presenters

P-1. Ryota Yamada, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan
Gaussian-to-tophat beam-shaping metasurface for visible light using silicon nitride
P-2. Ryohei Hatsuoka, Osaka Metropolitan University, Japan
Control of localized surface plasmon resonance peaks of nanodiscs on mirror structures by annealing temperature
P-3. TienYang Lo, Kyoto University, Japan
Fabrication of Ag nanoantenna sticker and application to luminescence control
P-4. Dongmin Jeon, Pohang university of Science and Technology, Korea
Overcoming the efficiency limitations of nonlocal metasurfaces
P-5. Aran Yu, Korea University, Korea
Unidirectional emission of microlasers through integration with reflective metasurface lenses
P-6. Ilhoon Song, Korea University, Korea
Metasurface based anti-reflection for mid infrared light detection
P-7. Tao He, Tongji University, China
Diatomic Metasurface for Efficient Six-Channel Modulation of Jones Matrix
P-8. Masakazu Yamaguchi, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan
Improvement of transmittance and diffraction efficiency of holograms using silicon nitride metasurface
P-9. Yun Zhao, Tsinghua University, China
Second-Harmonic Generation in Strained Silicon Metasurface
P-10. Bo Chen, Sun Yat-sen University, China
Semiconductor source of twisted single photons
P-11. Daeik Kim, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea
Enhanced Nonlinear Response of Dielectric Polaritonic Metasurfaces coupled to Lattice Resonance
P-12. Shunfa Liu, Sun Yat-sen University, China
High-quality quantum light sources based on deterministically fabricated quantum dot-in-micropillar devices
P-13. Jo, Min Gwan, KAIST, Korea
Miniaturized CMOS Image Sensor Systems with Color Arrestor Pixels for High-Fidelity Color Reproduction
P-14. Jing Mu, Southeast University, China
RCS Calculation in Specific Orientation for Digital Coding Metasurfaces Based on Chirp Z-Transform
P-15. Mikiya Oshima, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan
Enhancement of Nonreciprocity in Curved Composite Right/Left-Handed Metamaterial Lines by Using Corrugation Structures
P-16. Ying Huang, Tohoku Univ., Japan
Transparent electrodes for electromechanically reconfigurable THz metamaterials
P-17. Keisuke Moriasa, Kobe University, Japan
Narrowband Perfect Absorption by Fabry Pérot Bound States in the Continuum in Silicon Metasurface for NIR Photodetection
P-18. Hiroyuki Abe, RIKEN, Japan
Self-assembly of Metal-Insulator-Metal Structures Utilizing Metal Nanoparticles for High-Sensitivity Molecular Detection
P-19. Minseok Choi, Pohang university of Science and Technology, Korea
Doublet Metalens for Bright field and edge detection imaging
P-20. Kohei Chiba, Tohoku University, Japan
THz-wave-deflectors based on effective-refractive-index-distribution control of dielectric metamaterials
P-21. Masaki Ozawa, Osaka Metropolitan University, Japan
Development of live cell imaging substrate using localized surface plasmon resonance of gold nanodisk structures
P-22. DongJun Kang, Inha Univeristy, Korea
Momenta of optical normal modes and their interaction with matter
P-23. Seong Jun Kim, Korea University, Korea
Desing of chiral metasurface photodetector
P-24. WonHeum Han, Korea University, Korea
Broadband absorber utilizing dispersive metamaterials
P-25. YoonYeong Ko, Inha Univeristy, Korea
Luttinger liquid plasmonic antenna array
P-26. Subaru Ito, RIKEN, Japan
Artificial intelligence-aided structural design of conical helix broadband metamaterial absorber
P-27. Siyu Dong, Tongji University, China
Broadband depolarized perfect Littrow diffraction with multilayer freeform metagratings
P-29. Moohyuk Kim, Korea University, Korea
All-polymer metasurfaces on fiber facets via micro-punching processes
P-31. Han-Na Kim, Korea University, Korea
Short-wave infrared surface plasmon resonance sensors using 2D Ti3C2Tx MXene films
P-32. Seongjin Park, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea
Electrically tunable nonlinear metasurfaces for third-harmonic generation
P-33. Zhou Tong, Tokyo Insitutue of Technolgoy, Japan
Gold nanoparticles for refractive index sensor designed by dipole discrete approximation

Instructions for Oral Presenters

Invited presentation: Each invited speaker has 25 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for discussion. Presentations should be in English. The presentations will be held in the 60th Anniversary Hall at the Kyoto Institute of Technology. The presenter are to be use your own PC for the presentation. Please check your connectivity before your presentation. Please send a 1-page abstract (with title, authors, author affiliations, corresponding author's e-mail) no later than June 2, 2023.

Instructions for Poster Presenters

Poster Sessions will be held on June 27 (Tue) on the 2nd floor of the 60 th Anniversary Hall. The size of the poster board is 90 cm wide and 120 cm height. An A0-sized poster is recommended. Your board will be indicated by the poster number.
Besides the poster presentatnion, the author is to make a 1-minute oral presentation before the poster session. Please be ready for a PowerPoint file. The 1-minute presentation file submission method will be posted here soon.
The 1-minute oral presentation session has been canceled. Please hook up your poster before the break and poster presentation session scheduled at 15:30 on Tuesday, June 27, 2023.
Please send a 1-page abstract (with title, authors, author affiliations, corresponding author's e-mail) no later than June 2, 2023.

Award

Best Poster Presentation Competition

Enrollment to the best poster competition should be done upon the web registration.

Snapshot in The 6th A3 Metamaterials Forum 2022