Kick-off meeting of COST action on "Trapped Ions: Progress in Classical and Quantum Applications"

Speaker List

• Dmitry Bykov (University of Innsbruck)
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    Ion traps for levitodynamical experiments with mesoscopic particles

• Adán Cabello (Universidad de Sevilla)
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    Testing the thermodynamical advantage of quantum systems over classical systems with finite memory in trapped ion and photonic experiments

• Jorge Casanova Marcos (University of the Basque Country)
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    Advances in quantum control of trapped ions

• Caroline Champenois (CNRS-Aix-Marseille Université, PIIM)
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    Large clouds of ions as detector or basis for precise measurements

• Florin-Lucian Contantin (CNRS)
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    Two-photon spectroscopy of HD+ for improved determination of fundamental constants

• Marko Cosic (Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences)
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    Activities of the Serbian Team

• Marija Cundeva-Blajer (Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje)
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    Metrology Applications and Trapped Ions

• Jesús Javier Del Pozo (Radboud University (Netherlands))
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    ISORI: Cryo-Trapping as a route towards molecular spectroscopy.

• Michael Drewsen (Aarhus University)
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    Quantum state manipulation of cold, trapped atomic and molecular ions

• Filippo Maria Gambetta (University of Nottingham)
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    Non-equilibrium many-body dynamics with trapped Rydberg ions

• Rene Gerritsma (University of Amsterdam)
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    Buffer gas cooling of trapped ions to the quantum regime

• Elmer Gründeman (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
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    Towards Ramsey-Comb spectroscopy of the 1S-2S transition in He+

• Luca Guidoni (CNRS / Paris-Diderot University)
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    Miniaturization of surface microtraps : heating rates and single ion thermometry

• Johannes Hecker Denschlag (University of Ulm)
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    Experiments involving collisions between atoms and ions

• Markus Hennrich (Stockholm university)
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    Welcome

• Markus Hennrich (Stockholm University)
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    Concluding remarks

• Winfried Hensinger (University of Sussex)
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    Developing a modular microwave trapped ion quantum computer

• Gerard Higgins (Stockholm University)
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    Trapped Rydberg ions at Stockholm University

• Laurent Hilico (Université d'Evry)
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    Sympathetically cooled ions : a common tool for Hydrogen molecular ion spectroscopy and antimatter control

• Nils Huntemann (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt)
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    Single-ion optical clocks at PTB

• Leon Karpa (University of Freiburg, Germany)
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    Optical Dipole Traps for Coulomb Crystals

• Daniel Kienzler (ETH Zurich)
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    Trapped ion quantum information at ETH Zurich

• Łukasz Kłosowski (Nicolaus Copernicus University)
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    Electronic collisions involving ions in Paul trap

• Martina Knoop (Marseille Université)
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    Brainstorm how we can actively promote women in ion trapping

• Pascal Kobel (University of Bonn)
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    A single ion coupled to an ultraviolet fiber cavity

• Clement Lacroute (FEMTO-ST)
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    Preliminary characterization of a surface-electrode ion trap for frequency metrology

• Ben Lanyon (University of Innsbruck)
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    Observation of ion-photon entanglement over 50km of optical fibre

• Thomas Lindvall (MIKES Metrology, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd)
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    VTT MIKES Optical Sr+ Single-Ion Clock

• Niels Madsen (Swansea University (GB))
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    Trapped particles for Fundamental Physics with Antihydrogen

• Tom Manovitz (Weizmann Institute of Science)
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    Precise measurements of isotope shifts

• Irene Marzoli (Università degli Studi di Camerino)
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    Quantum illumination with a trapped electron

• Bogdan Mihalcea (Natl. Inst. for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Phys. (Institute for Space Science-ISS))
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    Mass spectrometry and quantum optics with ion traps. Space applications.

• Arezoo Mokhberi (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)
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    Quantum optics and quantum computation with trapped ions

• Christian Ospelkaus (Leibniz Universität Hannover and PTB, Braunschweig)
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    Quantum engineering and precision measurements with 9Be+ ions

• Daniel Rodríguez (Universidad de Granada)
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    Penning traps and laser cooling in Granada

• Andreas Ruschhaupt (Department of Physics, University College Cork)
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    Quantum Control with Shortcuts to Adiabaticity

• Simon Sels (CERN)
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    Multi Ion Reflection Apparatus for Collinear Laser Spectroscopy

• Alastair Sinclair (National Physical Laboratory)
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    Ion microtraps for quantum technologies

• Lukas Slodicka (Department of Optics, Palacky University, Olomouc, Czech Republic)
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    Coherent control of nonclassical light emission from trapped ion ensembles

• Laurent Stephenson (University of Oxford)
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    Quantum Networking with Trapped Ions

• Michal Tomza (University of Warsaw)
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    Novel ultracold hybrid ion-atom systems

• Erik Torrontegui (IFF-CSIC)
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    Ultra-fast gates for trapped ions using resonant controls

• Nikolay Vitanov (Sofia University, Bulgaria)
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    Trapped ions at Sofia University

• Tom Walker (University of Sussex)
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    From Cavity-QED to Precision Spectroscopy- Applications of trapped ions at the ITCM-Group at Sussex

• Simon Webster (Imperial College)
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    Quantum control with ions in Penning and Paul traps

• Stefan Willitsch (University of Basel)
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    Cold molecular ion-neutral hybrid systems

• Matthias Wittemer (University of Freiburg)
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    Analog Quantum Simulations with Trapped Ions

• Christof Wunderlich (University of Siegen)
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    A single trapped ion for probing classical electric fields and genuine temporal quantum correlations