Participants
Poster Session 1
Poster Session 2
Poster boards are for A0 size, portrait format.
*oral presenation
Asher Jennings, RIKEN, Japan
Coupling plasmons on liquid helium to an LC resonator*
Austin Schleusner, Michigan State University, USA
High-frequency dynamics of the liquid and solid phases of electrons on helium*
Bart Schellenber, University of Groningen, Netherland
Levitated optomechanics for future precision measurement*
Brennan Dizdar, University of Chicago, USA
Towards strong coupling in single electron on helium systems
Bunpei Masaoka, RIKEN, Japan
Integration of superconducting quantum circuits using stacked structures
Camille Mikolas, Michigan State University, USA
Plasmon mode engineering and towards cQED with electrons on helium*
Daiku Kikuchi, Yokohama National University, Japan
Control center-of-mass motion of a single nanoparticle using the laser polarization
Fabio Ansaloni, Quantum Machines, Denmark
Hermetic packaging for cryogenic experiments*
Ivan Grytsenko, RIKEN, Japan
Rydberg state detection of surface electrons on helium by RF reflectometry
Ivan Hudak, Charles University, Slovakia
Roadmap for experimental studies of ultra-low-energy collisions of ions with electrons
Jui-Yin Lin, OIST, Japan
Comparison between RF reflectometry and image charge detection for quantum state detection in electrons on helium
Ka Wing Yip, OIST, Japan
Developing experimental setup for electrons floating on the surface of solid neon
Kento Taniguchi, University of Tokyo, Japan
Optimal suppression of anharmonicity in Paul traps for the spin readout of trapped electron qubits
Kun Zuo, University of Sydney, Australia
Progress on single electron on solid neon
Mayer Feldman, Princeton University, USA
Confining electrons in lythographically defined quantum dot arrays
Mincheng He, IOP Chinese Academy of Science, China
Dislocation multiplications and structural phase transitions in hcp 4He
Mohamed Hatifi, OIST, Japan
Spin-dependent harmonic traps for electrons on liquid helium
Natalia Morais, OIST, Japan
Boosting microwave field control for electron-on-helium qubit applications
Niyaz Beysengulov, EeroQ, USA
Towards coherence: control and readout of electrons on helium*
Oleksiy Rybalko, RIKEN, Japan
Towards detection of spin qubits on solid neon
Qi-Yang Zhou, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan
Fabrication and characterization of Josephson junction devices using patterned optical masks
Sander van Haagen, RIKEN/TUDelft, Japan/Netherland
Cryogenic microwave source for scalable quantum computing
Seiya Shinkawa, Yokohama National University, Japan
Observation of center-of-mass motion using backscattered light from optically trapped nanoparticles
Schriganesh Neermoole, Indian Institute of Science, India
Calculation of electron wavefunction for the case of few electron bubbles using finite difference method
Shuma Oya, OIST, Japan
Integration of a fiber cavity with a miniature linear ion trap
Tiffany Liu, Princeton University, USA
Electron mobility measurements on thin film across mm long transport line
Tomoyuki Tani, OIST, Japan
RF-reflectometry for studies of Rydberg transition of 2-dimensional electrons on liquid helium
Wanting He, OIST, Japan
Electron spin gate with oscillating magnetic field gradient on liquid helium
Ying-Hsi Wu, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan
Resistor-based generation and detection of second sound to study turbulence in radial counterflow in superfluid helium-4
Yiran Tian, RIKEN, Japan
Rydberg state detection of surface electrons on helium with cryogenic LC circuit using frequency modulation
Zhigang Cheng, IOP Chinese Academi of Science, China
Realizations, characterizations, and manipulations of two-dimensional electron systems floating above superfluid helium surfaces
Zhihao Chen, IOP Chinese Academi of Science, China
Tunnel diode oscillator and method based on resonance frequency of LC circuit
