Scope of the conference
Following the first edition in 2015, the goal of the workshop is to follow up visions and opportunities in Atomtronics: Atomic quantum matter, like Bose-Einstein condensates, manipulated in electric, magnetic, or optical circuits of very different spatial shapes and intensity. We intend to bring together experimentalists and theorists active in the field. Conceptual and applicative aspects of atomic circuits for diverse exploitations will be covered, both to extend the scope of the existing atom-based quantum devices and to devise platforms for new routes to quantum technology (quantum information, quantum simulation, quantum metrology, etc.)
Format
The Benasque workshop will offer two-three seminars per day from the invited speakers. Working groups, self-organized and chaired discussions are a part of the Benasque Center working mode and will be encouraged. Offices/desk space will be available for the participants upon request. A poster session will be also organized.
Funding
The workshop will be mainly funded with the conference fees (see the section Registration fee informations below). Services included are:
- Round bus trip on the first and the last day from Benasque to the Barcelona airport.
(NOTE: Round bus trip on the May 7 and the May 20 from Benasque to the Barcelona airport)
- A reception party the day one of the workshop, coffee breaks.
- Technical and logistic assistance.
Confirmed Invited speakers
- Veronica Ahufinger UAB (Spain)
- Natan Andrei, Rutgers (USA)
- Aidan Arnold, Univ. Strathclyde (UK)
- Mikhail Baranov, Innsbruck (Austria)
- Jerome Beugnon, LKB (France)
- Jean-Philippe Brantut, ETH (Switzerland)
- Alessia Burchianti, INO-CNR & LENS (Italy)
- Charles Clark, NIST (USA)
- Adolfo del Campo, UMass (USA)
- Alessio Celi, ICFO (Spain)
- Rainer Dumke, CQT (Singapore)
- Mark Edwards, Georgia South. Univ. (USA)
- Heng Fan, CAS (China)
- Denis Feinberg, Neel (France)
- Thomas Fernholz, Nottingham (UK)
- Alexander Fetter, Stanford (USA)
- Ron Folman, Ben Gurion (Israel)
- Jozsef Fortagh, Tuebingen (Germany)
- Simon Gardiner, Durham (UK)
- Barry Garraway, Sussex (UK)
- Nathan Goldman, ULB (Belgium)
- David Guéry-Odelin, Toulouse (France)
- Frank Hekking, Grenoble (France)
- Vanja Dunjko, UMass (USA)
- Helene Perrin , LPL (France)
- Nick Proukakis, JQC (UK)
- Matteo Rizzi, Mainz Univ. (Germany)
- Joerg Schmeidmayer (TU-Wien) (Austria)
- Sandro Stringari, Trento (Italy)
- Reinhold Walser, Darmstadt (Germany)
- Wolf von Klitzing , Crete Univ. (Greece)
Sponsors
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Los Alamos National Laboratory
|
Registration fee information
The registration fee for this conference is:
| Before April 15 | | After April 15 |
Regular | 300 eur. | | 400 eur. |
Student | 200 eur. | | 300 eur. |
Pay by bank transfer
The registration fee must be paid to the account of the Centro de Ciencias de Benasque Pedro Pascual after your application has been accepted.
Ibercaja (account number): 2085 2310 3803 3004 4193
IBAN: ES44 2085 2310 3803 3004 4193
BIC: CAZRES2Z
Remember that your registration is complete only after the payment is made.
* Please, pay after your application has been accepted.
* Please, send a confirmation by e-mail to info@benasque.org.
* Please pay all bank charges
* Include as a subject in the transfer '2017atomtronics Your_Surname'
* In the comments section include:
Full name of the conference and your name.
Pay by credit card
Senior: Pay by credit card
Student: Pay by credit card
* You have to be registered.
* Please, pay after your application has been accepted.
*Cancellation Policy*
A 30 euro charge will be applied for cancellations made up to 10 days before the conference start date.
A no refund policy will be applied to cancellations made after this date.
Further Information.