Lecturers
Some materials are available until 6th of November 2016.
Hideo Aoki (C), University of Tokyo, Japan
(Member of the ImPACT project)
Colloquium: Superconductivity and topological properties designed and induced in condensed-matter and cold-atom systems <was available>
Date of Visit: 2nd of October to 4th of October
Markus Aspelmeyer (L), University of Vienna / Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology, Austria
Lectures: Quantum Optomechanics: Physical principles, prospects and challenges
I: Introduction: Quantum optical control of micro- and nanomechanics
II: Applications: From quantum information technologies to gravitational wave detection
III: Foundations: Levitated optomechanics and the interface between quantum physics and gravity
Date of Visit: 28th of September to 30th of September
Jean Dalibard (L), Collège de France / Ecole Polytechnique, France
Lectures: Introduction to artificial gauge fields
I: Lecture 1 <was available>
II: Lecture 2 <was available>
Date of Visit: 26th of September to 29th of September
Kai Dieckmann (L), Centre for Quantum Technologies and National University of Singapore, Singapore
Lecture Topic: Ultracold quantum gases
I: Ultracold quantum gases and interactions <was available>
II: Experimental methods for ultracold atoms and molecules <was available>
Examples <was available>
III: Dipolar ground state molecules
Date of Visit: 4th of October to 7th of October
Shin Inouye (C), Osaka City University, Japan
Colloquium: A new tool for precision measurement: ultracold molecules <was available>
Date of Visit: 26th of September to 29th of September
Rina Kanamoto (C), Meiji University, Japan
Colloquium: Quantum self-oscillation, rotation, and synchronization in nonlinear mechanical systems <was available>
Date of Visit: 30th of September to 2nd of October
Yuki Kawaguchi (C), Nagoya University, Japan
Colloquium: Coherent quantum dynamics in Bose-Einstein condensates with spin degrees of freedom <was available>
Date of Visit: 30th of September to 1st of October
Peter Krüger (L), The University of Nottingham, U.K.
Lectures: Quantum sensors
I: Principles of atom interferometry
II: Sensors based on matter wave interferometry and other quantum phenomena
III: Quantum technology in practice and emerging quantum devices
Date of Visit: 27th of September to 30th of September
Mikhail (Misha) Lukin (L), Harvard University, USA
Lectures: Quantum dynamics of strongly interacting spins, atoms and photons
Date of Visit: 5th of October to 6th of October
Hideaki Obuse (L), Hokkaido University, Japan
Lectures: Quantum dynamics associated with topological phases in synthetic quantum systems <was available>
Date of Visit: 2nd of October to 7th of October
Gerhard Rempe (L), Max-Planck-Institute of Quantum Optics, Germany
Lectures: Cavity QED: From quantum optics to quantum information <was available>
Date of Visit: 26th of September to 29th of September
Ana Maria Rey (L), University of Colorado Boulder, USA
Lectures: Building with crystals of light and quantum matter
I: From superfluids to magnets <was available>
II: From clocks to computers <was available>
III: From atoms to molecules <was available>
Date of Visit: 4th of October to 6th of October
Fam Le Kien (L), OIST Graduate University, Japan
Lectures: Selected topics of nanofiber optics <was available>
Date of Visit: 4th of October