2023 Strasbourg (EGAS 54)
PLENARY SPEAKERS
Jacqueline Bloch
Kardar-Parisi-Zhang universal scaling in the coherence of polariton condensates
Simon L. Cornish
Full quantum control of ultracold polar molecules
Wolfgang Ketterle
New platforms for quantum science: ultracold molecules, and highly magnetic atoms
Julien Laurat
Quantum optics with cold atoms trapped along nanowaveguides
Markus Arndt
100 years after de Broglie: A bold hypothesis at the start of universal matter-wave Interferometry
Ilme Schlichting
Protein structure and dynamics using X-ray free-electron lasers –pitfalls
Mikhail Lukin
Exploring new scientific frontiers using programmable atom arrays
Tilman Pfau
A molecular bond between ions and Rydberg atoms
José R. Crespo López-Urrutia
Towards clocks at frequencies beyond the optical range
Peter Zoller
Exploring Large-Scale Entanglement in Quantum Simulation
INVITED SPEAKERS
Verònica Ahufinger
Topology in orbital bosonic systems
Sebastian Blatt
Quantum Technology, Quantum Simulations, and Precision Measurements with Ultracold Strontium
Anastasia Borschevsky
High accuracy predictions of properties of heavy atoms and molecules and evaluation of uncertainties
Hrvoje Buljan
Sub-symmetry protected topological states
Yvan Castin
Higgs excitation branch in Fermi superfluids
Tobias Donner
Engineering of many-body states in a driven-dissipative cavity QED system
Aleksandra Foltynowicz Matyba
Precision molecular spectroscopy using optical frequency combs
Thierry Lahaye
Quantum simulation of the dipolar XY model using Rydberg atom arrays
Anna Minguzzi
Ultracold atoms in ring traps: from fundamentals to atomtronics applications
Giovanna Morigi
Fractal ground state, spectral properties, and quantum dynamics of one-dimensional Wigner crystals in periodic potentials
Jolijn Onvlee
Towards cold and controlled reactive collisions
Jakob Reichel
Observing Spin-Squeezed States under Spin-Exchange Collisions for a Second
Jean-François Roch
Quantum diamond magnetometry at extreme pressures
Tobias Schätz
Optical Traps for Ions & Ultracold Atoms
Lukáš Slodička
Coherence of light from ensembles of many independent atoms
Thomas Udem
Challenging QED with atomic Hydrogen
Shannon Whitlock
From atoms and light to digital quantum computing