Advanced Quantum Technologies for Trapped Ions (AQTTI)
Okinawa, Japan, 21-24 September 2024
Overview
Trapped ions have been a tremendously successful platform for quantum computing, simulation and metrology. Novel aspects of ion traps and related technologies are still actively explored around the world to advance this celebrated platform even further. This workshop aims to bring leading experts on various ion-related topics to discuss recent developments, share ideas, make future collaboration and also have a fun time together.
The topics include (but are not limited to)
- Optical cavity integration
- Microwave gates
- Nanophotonics integration
- Trap fabrication
- Coherent phonon manipulation
- Ion shuttling and QCCD
- Atom-ion hybrid systems
- Quantum error correction
Confirmed Invited Speakers
- Wes Campbell University of California, Los Angeles
- Johannes Denschlag University of Ulm
- Elena Jordan Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB)
- Matthias Keller University of Sussex
- Kihwan Kim Tsinghua University
- Moonjoo Lee Pohang University of Science and Technology
- Patty Lee Quantinuum
- Dzmitry Matsukevich National University of Singapore
- Robert Niffenegger University of Massachusetts Amherst
- Atsushi Noguchi The University of Tokyo
- Christian Ospelkaus Leibniz University Hannover
- Roee Ozeri The Weizmann Institute of Science
- Ferdinand Schmidt-Kaler Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
- Ami Shinjo-Kihara NICT
- Daniel Slichter National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Yasunari Suzuki NTT R & D
- Tingrei Tan The University of Sydney
- Stefan Willitsch University of Basel
- Shiyoshi Yokoyama Kyushu University
Important dates
- TBD Deadline for application
- TBD Deadline for registration
- Friday, 20 September Arrive to Okinawa (check-in)
- Saturday, 21 September Workshop starts in the morning
- Tuesday 24 September Workshop ends in the afternoon and Departure (check out)
Organizers
Code of Conduct
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What is Harassment?
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