SUEHARA Taikan

SUEHARA Taikan is a Faculty member in the PHY department at The University of Tokyo. His research focuses on Experimental Particle Physics, particularly in the context of energy-frontier electron-positron collider projects, with a specific emphasis on the International Linear Collider (ILC). His work includes the development of silicon-tungsten electromagnetic calorimeters, pico-second timing measurements, and the application of deep learning techniques, such as Transformers, to particle flow reconstruction and jet flavor identification. These efforts aim to foster synergistic advancements in both deep learning and particle physics.

Taikan Suehara is a researcher focused on particle physics, particularly in the context of linear colliders and precision measurements. His work includes studies on the International Linear Collider (ILC), the Higgs boson, and the Standard Model. He has contributed to the development of experimental frameworks for measuring the muon anomalous magnetic moment and electric dipole moment, as well as the design of detectors and data acquisition systems. His research also involves the study of positronium and muonium atoms, including their hyperfine structure and spectroscopy. Suehara's publications reflect a strong emphasis on precision experiments and the exploration of physics beyond the Standard Model.