Poster Session General Information

There will be four poster sessions (A, B, C, D) throughout the week, with one each on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.  The posters will be set-up in the back portion of the main meeting hall.  

Space numbers will be posted on the poster boards so that you can easily locate the posters according to the numbers listed below.  Copies of the layout (see diagram) will also be postboed on the walls for easy reference.

Presenters will be responsible for putting up and taking down their posters.  Any posters remaining from the previous day's sessions will be discarded.

Each poster should measure 40 inches/101 cm wide by 36 inches/91 cm tall.  Rigid display boards and mounting materials will be provided.

Click the title to view the abstract for each poster.

Monday June 24 - Poster Session A during evening reception (5:30-7:30 pm)

Topics include: Physics of Low Temperature Detectors; Magnetic Calorimeters; Tunnel Junction, Nanowire and Novel Devices; Amplifiers and SQUIDS

                                                 

101	Large area a-thermal phonon TES detector mediated by the quasiparticle diffusion signal for space application		Michele Biasotti (Univ. of Genoa/INFN)
102	Detector fabrication yield for SuperCDMS Soudan		Paul Brink (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory)
103	Thermal simulations of quasi-equilibrium kinetic inductance detectors		Thomas Cecil (Argonne National Lab)
104	Nonlinear electrodynamics in superconducting resonators due to the redistribution of quasiparticles		Pieter de Visser (SRON / Delft University of Technology)
105	Development of Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detectors for a Detection of Phonons		Hirokazu Ishino (Okayama University)
106	Thermal, Mechanical, and Radiogenic Properties of Some Materials Useful in Low Temperature Detector Experiments		Nicholas Kellaris (UC Berkeley)
107	Paramagnetic Alloy Synthesis in a Vacuum Induction Furnace		Linh Le (University of New Mexico)
108	Energy transfer and quasi-particle dynamics in superconducting absorber		Hyejin Lee (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, University of Science & Technology)
109	Monte Carlo simulation and experimental study of alpha decays in 4π absorbers		Juhee Lee (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, University of Science & Technology)
110	Tc Uniformity and Membrane Stress in CMB Polarimeter Arrays		Dale Li (NIST)
111	Controlling the surface leakage-current of low temperature Germanium detectors using XeF2 dry etching		Stefanos Marnieros (CNRS)
200	Study of Neganov-Luke phonon amplification in the P-typ Point Contact Ge detectors		Nader Mirabolfathi (UC Berkeley)
201	Monte Carlo Modeling of Phonons at Crystal Interfaces		William Page (University of British Columbia/Bowdoin College)
202	Magnetic Field Effects In Superconducting Transition-Edge Sensors		John Sadleir (NASA GSFC)
203	Thermally Stimulated Current in HPGe		Benjamin Shank (Stanford)
204	Preparation and T_c Control of Reactively Sputtered Sub-stoichiometric TiN_x Thin Films for Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detectors		Gerhard Ulbricht (UCSB)
205	Thermal transport in silicon nitride membranes from 50 mK to 3 K		Jason Underwood (University of Denver)
206	Quasiparticle Diffusion in Al Films and Transmission Through Al/W Interfaces		Jeffrey Yen (Stanford)
207	Low Temperature Particle Detectors with Magnetic Penetration Depth Thermometers		Jeschua Geist (Kirchhoff-Institute for Physics)
208	maXs - Microcalorimeter Array for High-Resolution X-ray Spectroscopy in Atomic Physics		Daniel Hengstler (Kirchhoff-Institute for Physics)
209	Thermal model and optimization of a large crystal detector using a metallic magnetic calorimeter		Geon-Bo Kim (Seoul National University / Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science)
210	Concept of metallic Magnetic calorimeters for rare event search in the LUMINEU project		Martin Loidl (CEA Saclay - LNHB)
211	Fabrication of Magnetic Penetration Thermometers (MPTs) Optimized for Soft X-ray Spectroscopy		Peter Nagler (NASA GSFC/Brown University)
300	Fabrication of metallic magnetic calorimeter for radioactive isotope detection		Wonsik Yoon (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science / University of Science and Technology)
301	Toward 1000-pixel superconducting-tunnel-junction detectors for X-ray absorption fine structure spectroscopy		Go Fujii (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)
302	Transmission line type STJ coupled with a broad band antenna for millimeter and sub-millimeter wave detections		Satoru Mima (RIKEN)
303	Development of charge sensitive infrared phototransistors for the far-infrared wavelength		Ryota Nihei (University of Tokyo)
304	Time Dependence of Partial Integrated Charge Flucuations in STJs		Victor Samedov (National Research Nuclear University (Moscow Engineering Physics Institute)
305	The study of excess heat capacity in low pressure chemical vapor deposition (LPCVD) silicon nitride membranes at sub-kelvin temperatures		Matthew Kenyon (JPL)
306	Two Dimensional DC Superconducting Quantum Interference Filter Detector Model in a Dynamical Electromagnetic Field Environment		Lin Wang (Duke)
307	Development of MMC Gamma Detectors for Nuclear Analysis		Cameron R. Bates (LLNL)
308	Direct Flux Coupling for Magnetic Microcalorimetry		Stephen Boyd (Univ. of New Mexico)
309	Measuring X-ray Laser Fluorescence with a Quantum Microcalorimeter - withdrawn		Gregory Brown (LLNL)
310	An optical pulser for precision characterization of microcalorimeter pixels and pixel arrays		Felix Jaeckel (University of New Mexico)
311	Observation of excess heat capacity in Cu thin films at low temperatures		Dain Bassett (University of Denver)
400	Critical Temperature tuning of Ti/TiN multilayer films suitable for low temperature detectors		Andrea Giachero (University and INFN of Milano-Bicocca)
401	Comparison of the effects of magnetic field on low noise MoAu and TiAu TES bolometers		Richard Hijmering (SRON Netherlands institute for Space Research)
402	An experimental approach to understanding normal metal electron-phonon coupling in supported geometries		Jason Underwood (University of Denver)
403	Proximity-Coupled Ti/TiN Multilayers for use in Kinetic Inductance Detectors		Michael Vissers (NIST)
404	Progress Towards Highly Efficient Waveguide Integrated TESs for Quantum Information Applications		Adriana Lita (NIST)
405	Mid-Infrared Single-Photon Detection with Tungsten Silicide Superconducting Nanowires		Francesco Marsili (NIST)
406	Fast and high-dynamic range imaging with superconducting tunnel junction detectors		Matsuo Hiroshi (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
407	Saturated internal quantum efficiency in superconducting nanowire single-photon detectors based on a MoxGe1-x alloy		Varun Verma (NIST)
408	Four-channel current-biased kinetic inductance detectors using MgB_2 nanowires for sensing pulsed laser irradiation		Naohito Yoshioka (Osaka Prefecture University)
409	Development of a broadband TiN/NbTiN traveling wave parametric amplifier for MKID readout		Clinton Bockstiegel (NIST)
410	Prospective performance of graphene based HEBs as THz photon detectors		Boris Karasik (JPL)
411	Basic Study on Microwave SQUID Multiplexers for TES Readout		Satoshi Kohjiro (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)
500	An efficient transformer-coupled SQUID magnetometer		John Mates (NIST)
501	A Local HEMT Based Charge Amplifier for Cryogenic Germanium Detectors		Arran Phipps (University of California, Berkeley)
502	Ionization Readout of CDMS Detectors with Low Power, Low Noise HEMTs		Arran Phipps (University of California, Berkeley)
503	CESAR: Cryogenic Electronics for Space Applications and Research		Vincent Reveret (CEA Saclay - Astrophysics)
504	Multiplexed readout of MMC detector arrays using non-hysteretic rf-SQUIDs		Mathias Wegner (KIP, Uni Heidelberg)
505	Characterization of a prototype TES-based anti-coincidence detector for use with TES x-ray calorimeter arrays		Sarah Busch (NASA GSFC)

Tuesday June 25 - Poster Session B (during afternoon break 2:45 - 4:00 pm)

Topics include: High-energy Photon Detectors; Kinetic Inductance Detectors and Resonators; Multiplexing, Readout and Signal Processing

101	Progress on a TES based Spectrometer for use in High Energy Laboratory Astrophysics		Joseph Adams (NASA GSFC)
102	Quasiparticle Freeze-Out in Superconducting Tunnel Junction X-Ray Detectors with Killed Electrode		Victor Andrianov (Institute of Nuclear Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State Univ.)
103	Characterization of a prototype TES-based anti-coincidence detector for use with TES x-ray calorimeter arrays - moved to Monday poster 505		Sarah Busch (NASA GSFC)
104	Superconducting gamma-ray absorbers for Transition Edge Sensor microcalorimeters		James Hays-Wehle (NIST)
105	Narrow Line X-Ray Calibration Source for High Resolution Microcalorimeters		Mitchell Hokin (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
106	Development of 4-pixel array TES microcalorimeters with a mushroom shaped absorber supported by an insulating layer in an overhang region		Keisuke Maehata (Kyushu University)
107	An aboveground pulse-tube-based bolometric test facility for the validation of the LUMINEU ZnMoO4 crystals		Michele Mancuso (CNRS-CSNSM)
108	Development of Multi-Absorber Transition-Edge Sensors for X-ray Astronomy		Stephen Smith (NASA GSFC)
109	Development of Large Arrays of Small Pixels for X-ray Astrophysics - withdrawn		Simon Bandler (Univ. of Maryland/NASA GSFC)
110	Array-scale thermal characteristics of the Astro-H/SXS microcalorimeter		Caroline Kilbourne (NASA GSFC)
111	Testing the large format MKID detector chips for the A-MKID camera		Andrey Baryshev (Netherlands Institute for Space Research (SRON))
200	High count-rate studies of small-pitch transition edge sensors for X-ray astronomy		Sang-Jun Lee (NASA GSFC)
201	Large bismuth absorbers for X-ray spectrometry with Magnetic calorimeters		Matias Rodrigues (CEA / LNE-LNHB)
202	Three-Dimensionally Assembled TES X-ray Microcalorimater Arrays for Ground and Space Applications		Kenichiro Nagayoshi (ISAS/JAXA)
203	Current status of AIST X-ray-absorption-spectroscopy (XAFS) instrument with 100-pixel superconducting-tunnel-junction array detector		Shigetomo Shiki (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science ant Technology)
204	256-pixel microcalorimeter array for high-resolution gamma-ray spectroscopy		Ryan Winkler (LANL)
205	Characterisation of the SuperSpec Titanium Nitride Kinetic Inductance Detectors		Pete Barry (Cardiff Univ.)
206	Study on optical efficiency of TiN lens-coupled LEKIDs		Juan Bueno (SRON)
207	MKID snapshots		Lorenza Ferrari (SRON)
208	Development of TiN films for CMB polarization detectors MKIDs		Kensuke Koga (RIKEN / Tohoku University)
209	A Comparison of Fundamental Noise in MKIDs and TESs for Millimeter-Wave Applications		Amy Lowitz (University of Wisconsin - Madison)
210	Improving MKID Quantum Efficiency With Carbon Nanotube Absorbers		Danica Marsden (UCSB/Caltech)
211	Membrane Suspended Optical Lumped Element Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detectors		Seth Meeker (UCSB)
300	Towards x-ray microcalorimeters using kinetic inductance detectors		Antonino Miceli (Argonne National Laboratory)
301	A mm-wave polarization analyser using LEKIDs: strategy and preliminary numerical results		Andrea Tartari (PCCP Université Paris Diderot - Laboratoire APC)
302	Hybrid MKIDs with ground-side deposition - A novel method for microwave detection with a resonator separated from an antenna		Hiroki Watanabe (SOKENDAI)
303	Optical Characterization of a Superconducting Resonator Bolometer Array		Rebecca Wernis (Caltech)
304	New Method for Determining the Quality Factor and Resonance Frequency of LEKIDs and CPW Resonators		David Wisbey (Saint Louis University)
305	Design and testing of kilopixel arrays of background limited kinetic inductance detectors for ground based astronomical imaging		Jochem Baselmans (SRON)
306	Development of superconducting microresonators for a neutrino mass experiment with 163Ho		Marco Faverzani (Università di Milano-Bicocca&INFN Milano-Bicocca)
307	AC Bolometer Theory and Measurements of Kinetic Inductance Bolometer-Resonators		Mark Lindeman (NASA JPL)
308	Ultraviolet, Optical, and Near-IR Lumped Element Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detectors		Seth Meeker (UCSB)
309	Simulations of the Performance of Bolometric KIDs realised using Resonators Suspended on a Membrane		Christopher Thomas (University of Cambridge)
310	Full FPGA Frequency Division Multiplexed SQUID readout of superconducting TES Bolometers		Daniela Bagliani (INFN - University of Genoa (Italy))
400	Progress toward improving analysis of TES x-ray data using principal component analysis		Sarah Busch (NASA GSFC)
401	The Fabrication of a Low Thermal Conductivity Superconducting Flat Flexible Cable with Low Inductance Traces and Interconnects - withdrawn		Miguel Daal (UC Berkeley)
403	Measurement of MKID Performance with High-speed and Wide-band Readout System		Kenichi Karatsu (NAOJ)
404	A Novel FPGA/CPU KID Readout		Ryan Monroe (JPL)
405	Demonstration of time domain multiplexed readout for magnetically coupled calorimeters		Jan-Patrick Porst (NASA - GSFC (USRA))
406	AC SQUIDs biasing operation for time domain multiplexing		Damien Prele (APC CNRS/Paris Diderot Univ.)
407	The NIST Next Generation Multiplexing Electronics: An Optimized System for Read-Out of X-ray Detector Arrays		Carl Reintsema (NIST - PML - QSP)
408	Microcalorimeter data processing for transmission mode x-ray absorption spectra		Joel Ullom (NIST)
409	Microstrip Solution for Cryogenic Microwave Interconnects		Alex Walter (UCSB)
410	Tailoring the high-Q LC filter arrays for readout of kilo-pixel TES arrays in the SPICA-SAFARI instrument		Marcel Bruijn (SRON)
411	Development of flexible, superconducting interconnecting elements for assembly of cryogenic kilo-pixel detector systems		Marcel Bruijn (SRON)
500	Low noise readout system for MKIDs with frequency-domain multiplexing technique towards application of CMB observation		Yoshiaki Kibe (Okayama University)
501	Commercial GPU-based KID Readout		Attila Kovacs (Caltech)
502	Improving UVOIR MKID Readout		Matthew Strader (UCSB)
503	Performance of Frequency-Division Multiplexing Readout System for AC-biased Transition-Edge Sensor X-ray Microcalorimeters		Ryo Yamamoto (ISAS/JAXA)
504	Large High Impedance Silicon micro-calorimeters array for X-rays camera: Status & Perspectives		Jean-Luc Sauvageot (Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique)

Thursday June 26 - Poster Session C (during afternoon break 2:30 - 4:00 pm)

Topics include: Antennas and mm-wave Circuits; CMB Instruments; Instruments for mm/sub-mm Astronomy

101	Horn Coupled Multichroic Polarimeters for Measurement of the CMB		Jeff McMahon (Univ. of Michigan)
102	Active Quasi-optical combiners for mm and sub-mm wavelengths - withdrawn		Lucio Piccirillo (Univ. of Manchester)
103	Dual-polarization planar antennas fed by coplanar waveguides for kinetic inductance detector cameras		Masato Naruse (Saitama University)
104	Large-area reflective infrared filters for millimeter/sub-mm telescopes		Zeeshan Ahmed (Stanford University)
105	Superconducting coplanar switch driven by DC current for CMB instrument		Guillaume Bordier (APC - CNRS)
106	Study on optical filter heating in background limited detector experiments		Juan Bueno (SRON)
107	Optical Meaurements of SuperSpec: A sub/millimeter-wave on-chip spectrometer		Steve Hailey-Dunsheath (Caltech)
108	Metamaterial Antireflection Coatings: Meeting the optical requirements for large format detector arrays		Charles Munson (University of Michigan)
109	Anti-Reflection (AR) Coating for Cryogenic Silicon and Alumina Lenses at Millimeter-Wave Bands		Tom Nitta (University of Tsukuba / National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
110	Close-Packed Silicon-Lens Antennas for Millimeter-Wave MKID Camera		Tom Nitta (University of Tsukuba / National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
111	Calibration system with modulated polarization source for superconducting detectors at 0.1 Kelvin		Kenta Takahashi (RIKEN/Tohoku University)
200	Scaling Proven 150 GHz Feedhorn Coupled TES Polarimeters for Operation at Other Microwave Frequencies		Jason Austermann (University of Colorado, Boulder)
201	The SPT-3G Instrument: A New Polarization-Sensitive Millimeter-Wavelength Camera for the South Pole Telescope		Tyler Natoli (Univ. of Chicago)
202	In Situ Performance of TRUCE Pixels in the Atacama B-mode Search		Sara Simon (Princeton)
203	The POLARBEAR Cosmic Microwave Background Polarization Experiment		Darcy Barron (UCSD)
204	The SPT-SZ Survey for CMB Anisotropy and Clusters of Galaxies		Bradford Benson (University of Chicago)
205	Tapered-illuminated antenna-coupled TES bolometers and modular focal planes for CMB polarimeters		Howard Hui (Caltech)
206	Mission design of LiteBIRD: A small satellite for the studies of B-mode polarization and inflation from cosmic background radiation detection		Tomotake Matsumura (KEK)
207	Design and operation of ACTPol, a millimeter-wavelength, polarization-sensitive receiver for the Atacama Cosmology Telescope		Benjamin Schmitt (University of Pennsylvania)
208	The POLARBEAR-2 Experiment		Aritoki Suzuki (University of California, Berkeley)
209	Testing the large format MKID detector chips for the A-MKID camera - poster moved to Tuesday poster 111		Andrey Baryshev (Netherlands Institute for Space Research (SRON))
210	The NIKA detectors: current status and developements towards a space implementation of KID		Martino Calvo (Institut Néel Grenoble)
211	Microwave characterization of ultra-sensitive Far-Infrared TES Detectors for SAFARI		Gerhard de Lange (SRON)
300	MUSTANG 2 - a large focal plane array for the Green Bank telescope		Simon Dicker (Univ. of Pennsylvania)
301	Multiwavelength Submillimeter Inductance Camera (MUSIC) Instrument Characterization		Amandeep Gill (Univ. of Colorado, Boulder)
302	The Detector System for the Stratospheric Kinetic Inductance Polarimeter (SKIP)		Bradley Johnson (Columbia)
303	Noise Performance of the Multiwavelength Sub/millimeter Inductance Camera (MUSIC) Detectors		Seth Siegel (Caltech)
304	Design and expected performance of GISMO-2, a two color millimeter camera for the IRAM 30m telescope		Johannes Staguhn (Johns Hopkins University/NASA GSFC)
305	Studies of the Cosmic Rays Impact on Low Temperature Instruments in Space		Antoine Miniussi (Institut d'Astrophysique Spatiale - Paris 11)
306	Large Area Superconducting TES Spider WEB Bolometer for Multi-mode Cavity Microwave Detection		Michele Biasotti (University of Genoa and INFN)
307	Emerging two-dimensional materials for future hot-electron bolometers		Boris Karasik (JPL/Caltech)
308	Characterization of low noise TES detectors fabricated by D-RIE process for SAFARI short-wavelength band		Pourya Khosropanah (SRON)
309	Resistive transition in weakly superconducting AC-biased transition edge sensor		Alexander Kozorezov (Lancaster University)
310	Characterization of transition properties and optical efficiencies of ACTPol transition-edge sensors		Christine Pappas (Princeton University)
311	The Magnetically-Tuned Superconducting Transition-Edge Sensor		John Sadleir (NASA GSFC)
400	Spatial mapping of optical TES		Nathan Tomlin (NIST)
401	A Mo/Au Bilayer Superconducting Transition Edge Sensor Modified with Normal Metal Structures on Surface		Gensheng Wang (Argonne National Lab)
402	Sensitivity to cosmic rays of Cold Electron Bolometers for space applications		Maria Salatino (Sapienza University of Rome)
403	A 251-detector TES Array for a 350 GHz Video Imager		Dan Becker (NIST)
404	Bolometers for THz-spectroscopy with Nb/Al bilayer TESs and microstructured metal film absorbers		Joern Beyer (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt Berlin)
405	The Silicon Cold Electron Bolometer (poster withdrawn)		Tom Brien (Cardiff University)
406	Development of a Mo/Au based TES sensor array for an X-ray Integral Field Unit instrument on board Athena+ (poster withdrawn)		Lourdes Fabrega (ICMAB-CSIC)
407	A study of Al-Mn TES engineering for stability with frequency domain multiplexing		Elizabeth George (UC Berkeley)
408	Towards Bolometric Observation of Excimers in Superfluid Helium		Scott Hertel (Yale University)
409	Radiation tolerance evaluation of a Ti/Au bilayer TES microcalorimeter		Yoshitaka Ishisaki (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
410	A new route to manufacture Low Noise TES Arrays for the SAFARI Instrument on SPICA		Marcel Ridder (SRON Utrecht)
411	Development of Multilayer Readout Wiring TES calorimeter for future X-ray missions		Shinya Yamada (RIKEN)
500	Transition Edge Sensors (TES) based on Mo/Au Bilayers with Superconducting Structures on Surface		Volodymyr Yefremenko (Argonne National Laboratory)
501	Diffusion Behaviour in Superconducting Ti/Au bilayers for Application in Satellite TES Detectors		Pourya Khosropanah (SRON)
502	Characterization of transition edge sensors with magnetic feedback		Sang-Jun Lee (NASA GSFC)
503	Characterization of NbSi TES bolometers using a cold SiGe ASIC		Joseph Martino (Institut d'Astrophysique Spatiale)
504	Large Area Transition Edge Sensor X-ray Microcalorimeters for Diffuse X-ray Background Studies		Kelsey Morgan (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
505	Tunnel Barriers for Superconducting Junctions Formed by Atomic Layer Deposition		Stephen Smith (NASA GSFC)
506	Characterization of Mo/Au Transition-edge sensors with different geometric configurations		Stephanie Moyerman (UC San Diego)

Friday June 27 - Poster Session C (during afternoon break 2:30 - 4:00 pm)

Topics include: Tests of Fundamental Physics; Refrigeration and Cryogenics; Dark Matter, Neutrinos and Rare Event Search; Particle and Nuclear Physics Applications

101	Geant4 Simulations of the SuperCDMS iZip Detector Charge Carrier Propagation and FET Readout		Robert Agnese (University of Florida)
102	Phonon-Only Event Analysis in SuperCDMS iZIP Detectors		Adam Anderson (MIT)
103	Profile likelihood ratio analysis techniques for rare event signals		Julien Billard (MIT)
104	Dopant-related space-charge effects on charge collection in cryogenic Ge detectors for dark matter search		Alexandre Broniatowski (CSNSM/IN2P3/CNRS)
105	Trapping lengths and velocity laws for hot carriers in doped and ultra-pure Ge crystals for cryogenic dark matter detectors		Alexandre Broniatowski (CSNSM/IN2P3/CNRS)
106	Rejection of surface background in thermal detectors		Lucia Canonica (INFN Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso)
107	PTOLEMY: TES microcalorimeters for detection of the Cosmic Neutrino Background		Clarence Chang (Argonne National Lab)
108	Ionization Surface Discrimination of the iZIP detector		Todd Doughty (UC Berkeley)
109	Thermal Properties of holmium-implanted gold films for a neutrino mass experiment with cryogenic microcalorimeters		Massimiliano Galeazzi (University of Miami)
110	Signal read-out for the EDELWEISS-III cryogenic detectors - withdrawn		Jules Gascon (IPNL, Universite de Lyon 1)
111	Signals associated to trapped charges in the EDELWEISS germanium cryogenic detectors		Jules Gascon (IPNL, Universite de Lyon 1)
200	Development of fast light detectors for neutrinoless double beta decay experiment		Jooyoung Lee (Kyungpook National University / Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science)
201	Spatial Imaging of Charge Transport in Germanium at Low Temperature		Robert Moffatt (Stanford University)
202	Neutron background rejection in the EDELWEISS-III experiment		Xavier-François Navick (CEA de Saclay)
203	Ionization Readout Electronics for SuperCDMS SNOLAB Employing a HEMT Front End Transistor		Richard Partridge (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory)
204	Charge Transport Studies in CDMS Detectors		Arran Phipps (University of California, Berkeley)
205	Monte Carlo simulations of phonon transport in cryogenic germanium crystals in Geant 4. - withdrawn		Peter Redl (Stanford)
206	Accurate simulation of Pb and Po nuclear recoils in Si and Ge using Geant4		Peter Redl (Stanford)
207	GeFRO: a new readout circuit for cryogenic ionization detectors with low radioactive background contribution (poster withdrawn)		Lorenzo Cassina (INFN-Milano Bicocca)
208	Fabrication of absorbers with Ho-163 for the neutrino mass searches		Giulio Pizzigoni (INFN, Univerity of Genoa)
209	Electron capture spectroscopy and isotope production: research toward neutrino mass measurement		Gerd J. Kunde (LANL)
210	The cryogenic free dilution unit for Cuore experiment		Luca Taffarello (INFN Padova Section Italy)
211	CALDER: Cryogenic wide-area light detectors for neutrino and dark matter searches		Sergio di Domizio (INFN)
300	Commissioning of the 4K outer cryostat for the CUORE experiment		Elena Ferri (Università Milano-Bicocca & INFN Milano-Bicocca)
301	Development of a large-area detector for position and energy resolving detection of molecular fragments		Lisa Gamer (Kirchhoff-Institute for Physics)
302	Design of a Large Solid Angle Array of Calorimetric Low Temperature Detectors for Applications in Heavy Ion Research		Patrick Grabitz (GSI Darmstadt)
303	Spectroscopic measurement of L X-rays emitted by transuranium elements by using TES microcalorimeter		Makoto Maeda (Kyushu University)
304	Superconducting strip ion detectors with SFQ readout for TOF mass spectrometry		Masataka Ohkubo (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST))
305	Calorimetric measurements of the 163Ho spectrum for the ECHo experiment		Philipp Ranitzsch (KIP, Uni Heidelberg)
306	Progress report on the MARE experiment		Maria Ribeiro (Centre for Nuclear Physics and University of Lisbon)
307	Vibration Isolation Design for the Micro-X Rocket Payload		Sarah Heine (MIT)
308	Q-value spectroscopy with microcalorimeter detectors		Andrew Hoover (LANL)
309	Evidence for the exchange effect at very low energy in the beta decays of 63Ni and 241Pu		Martin Loidl (CEA Saclay - LNHB)
310	The Cryogenic AntiCoincidence Detector for ATHENA+		Claudio Macculi (INAF/IAPS Roma)
311	Alpha spectroscopy with resolving power greater than 5000 (0.7 to 1.0 keV FWHM at 5.3 MeV)		Michael Rabin (Los Alamos National Laboraory)
400	Cryocooling system on a high-speed rotating stage		Osamu Tajimai (High Energy Accelerator Research Organization(KEK))
401	Design of the DESHIMA cryostat		David Herranz (TU Delft)
402	Development of Compact Adiabatic Demagnetization Refrigerator for X-ray Microcalorimeter Operation		Ukyo Hishi (Kanazawa University)
403	A rigid thermally-isolating suspension for an adiabatic demagnetization refrigerator		Ruslan Hummatov (University of New Mexico)
404	Compact 1K Cryocooler for Superconducting Nanowire Detectors - withdrawn		Vincent Kotsubo (NIST)
405	Design Guidelines and Considerations for Using Trusses and Thin-walled Tubes as Cryogenic Support Structures		Erik Kramer (UC Berkeley)
406	Miniature Dilution Refrigerators for Radio Telescopes		Simon Melhuish (University of Manchester)
407	Design and commissioning of a cryogen-free 3He/4He dilution refrigerator for X-ray spectroscopy at storage rings		Pascal Scholz (Justus Liebig University Giessen)
408	Cryogen Free Dilution Refrigerator for development of Tin bolometer - withdrawn		Vivek Singh (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai)
409	A robust cooling platform for NIS junction refrigeration and sub-Kelvin cryogenic systems		Brandon Wilson (UC San Diego)
410	A Distributed Method for Modeling Effective Cryogenic Flat Cable Heat Sinking		Nicholas Zobrist (UC Berkeley)