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Journal of Physics: Conference Series 2743 (2024) 011001 doi:10.1088/1742-6596/2743/1/011001
Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Ion Sources,

Victoria, BC, Canada, 2023
ICIS’23 was the 20th event in a biennial series of conferences that are dedicated to Ion Sources and their
applications, and the first in-person conference of this series after the COVID 19 pandemic. The
conference was hosted by TRIUMF (www.triumf.ca), Canada’s Particle Accelerator Centre in Victoria, BC,
Canada, September 17 to September 22, 2023. The ICIS series covers the physics and technology of ion
sources for scientific research and applications. With the conference being the main event within the ion
sources community it offers a forum for exchanging of new ideas and establishing of collaborations.
The conference was held at the Victoria Conference Centre in Victoria BC, Canada, with support from
the adjacent Fairmont Empress hotel. The venue is located on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded
territory of the Lkwungen People, also known as the Songhees and Esquimalt First Nations communities.
The biennial conference series covers the physics and technology of ion sources for scientific research
and applications. New developments and advancements have been presented and discussed. As in
previous conferences of this series, all aspects of ion sources have been covered in the categories:
x Fundamental processes in ion sources and plasmas

x Production of high intensity ion beams
x Production of highly charged ion beams
x Negative ion sources
x Ion sources for fusion
x Radioactive ion sources, charge breeders and polarized beams
x Beam formation, extraction, transport, and diagnostics
x Applications of ion sources
x Key technologies for ion sources
The conference was organized in a hybrid mode and a zoom link was made available to participants,
who could not attend in person. A total of 178 participants have registered for the conference, of whom
20 were students and 23 attended from remote. Fifty contributions have been presented in plenary
sessions of which 20 were invited by the international advisory committee. The remaining 30 have been
selected by the Scientific advisory committee. 123 contributions have been presented at 2 poster
sessions. The high level and interesting contributions triggered lively discussions during all sessions.
Thank you to all who contributed to this.
Additional events included a tour of the TRIUMF Laboratory on September 17 just before the
conference, and a reception on the same evening. In the afternoon of Wednesday, September 20
delegates were able to enjoy the beautiful surrounding Vancouver Island by either participating in a
whale watching tour or a nature hike along the shoreline. In the evening of this day the conference
banquet was held in the Fairmont Empress hotel.
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Fifteen students participated in the student poster competition. Members of both the international
advisory committee and the scientific program committee acted as judges. Thank you to all the students
who have contributed and the judges. Three winners have been awarded.
1st prize: Wiktoria Wojtaczka, KU Leuven, Belgium

Implantation Chamber for Molecular Beam Development and Diffusion Studies
2nd prize: Behnam Ashrafkhani from University of Calgary, Canada

Design and Evaluation of Laser Ablation Source for Isotope Analysis on TITAN
3rd prize: Minkeun Lee, Seoul National University, South Korea

Measurement of Instability in the Hot-Cathode Penning Ion Gauge Ion Source
The poster prize was sponsored by TRIUMF.
ICIS2023 has resumed the Brightness award competition. The Brightness Award, first awarded in 2003,
and supported until 2013 by Bergoz Instrumentation, recognizes and encourages innovative significant
achievements in ion source physics and technology. It has become a prestigious award in the ion source
community, honoring recipients for important contributions to our field. We are grateful to Lanzhou-
Kejin Taiji New Technology Co., Ltd. LANITH for their continuous support in sponsoring this award. The
international advisory committee has collected nominations from within the community and the award
was announced and presented during the conference to
Valentin Fedosseev, CERN, Switzerland
for
Pioneering the Resonance Ionization Laser Ion Source (RILIS) technique for ISOL facilities
Sincere thanks also to the sponsors of this event: D-Pace, Pantechnik, LANITH, BEXT, X Tech-X and
ISOBAREX. We want to acknowledge their important contribution to our field of research.
The following proceedings contain 99 papers which have been peer reviewed by conference delegates
and finally accepted by the editorial team.
As announced during the banquet the 21st International Conference on Ion Sources will be hosted by
STFC / Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in Oxford, UK, in 2025. We wish them the very best of luck in
organizing the next event.
For the ICIS2023 organizers Oliver Kester and Friedhelm Ames
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Photo of participants in front of the Fairmont Empress hotel
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International advisory committee:
Oliver Kester (chair) TRIUMF Canada

Hongwei Zhao IMP China
Fredrik Wenander CERN Switzerland
Jose Alonso LBNL USA
Panagiotis Svarnas University of Patras Greece
Edward Beebe BNL USA
Dan Faircloth RAL UK
Ursel Fantz IPP, Univ. Augsburg Germany
Santo Gammino INFN-LNS Italy
Kyoung-Jae Chung Seoul Nat'l Univ. South Korea
Atsushi Kitagawa NIRS-QST Japan
Daniel Z Xie LBNL USA
Renan Leroy GANIL France
Ralph Hollinger GSI Germany
Takahide Nakagawa RIKEN Japan
Rick Vondrasek ANL USA
Pierluigi Veltri ITER France
Robert Welton ORNL USA
Katsuyoshi Tsumori NIFS Japan
Shixiang Peng PKU China
Daniela Leitner LBNL USA
Hyung Jin Kim IBS South Korea
Scientific program committee
Brad Schultz (chair) TRIUMF Canada

Liangting Sun IMP China
Clayton Dickerson ANL USA
Mainak Bandyopadhyay ITER India
Yong-Sub Cho KAERI South Korea
Thomas Thuillier LPSC France
Akiyoshi Hatayama Keio Univ. Japan
Chundong Hu IPP China
Hannu Koivisto JYFL Finland
Christian Wimmer MPI Germany
Guillaume Machicoane FRIB USA
Luigi Celona INFN-LNS Italy
Baoqun Cui CIAE China
Masahiro Okamura BNL USA
Friedhelm Ames TRIUMF Canada
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Alain Lapierre NSCL-FRIB USA

Baoxi Han SNS, ORNL USA
Detlef Kuechler CERN Switzerland
Laurent Maunoury GANIL France
Fabio Maimone GSI Germany
Yahong Xie IPP China
Local organizing committee
Friedhelm Ames (LOC chair)

Oliver Kester (Conf chair)
Silke Bergelt-Bruckner
Jana Thomson
Brad Schultz
Christopher Charles
Carla Babcock
Francis Pau

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x Fundamental processes in ion sources and plasmas

1st prize: Wiktoria Wojtaczka, KU Leuven, Belgium

2nd prize: Behnam Ashrafkhani from University of Calgary, Canada

3rd prize: Minkeun Lee, Seoul National University, South Korea

The poster prize was sponsored by TRIUMF.

Valentin Fedosseev, CERN, Switzerland

For the ICIS2023 organizers Oliver Kester and Friedhelm Ames

Photo of participants in front of the Fairmont Empress hotel

International advisory committee:

Oliver Kester (chair) TRIUMF Canada

Scientific program committee

Brad Schultz (chair) TRIUMF Canada

Alain Lapierre NSCL-FRIB USA

Local organizing committee

Friedhelm Ames (LOC chair)

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