Post-Conference – Proceedings, Photos, Slides, Audio
Thank you all attendees, speakers and sponsors who helped make the ICOLS 2013 such a success.
For the conference proceedings, please visit here.
For slides and audio files of the speaker presentations, scroll below.
For photos, please visit here.
Click here for video of the banquet and speeches by Erwin Hahn, Y. Ron Shen and Charles Townes.
For the video of the opening reception, including the Spontaneous Emission performance.
Ultra-stable long distance optical frequency distribution using the Internet fiber network and application to high-precision molecular spectroscopy
Sub-diffraction limited quantum imaging of a living cell
How discovery, invention and innovation in energy changed the world
Attosecond pulses and high harmonic spectroscopy
Optical frequency division with reduced quantum noise
Spectroscopy of antihydrogen atoms
Nonadiabatic effects in long-pulse mixed-field orientation of polar molecules
A close-up of synthetic quantum matter
Laser spectroscopy and frequency combs
Manipulating quantum fields in cavities
Testing fundamental physics with cold molecules
Precision atom interferometry in a 10 meter tower
Ultrashort laser oscillator pulses meet nano-structures: from attosecond physics at metal tips to dielectric laser accelerators
Two-photon laser spectroscopy of antiprotonic helium atoms and the antiproton-to-electron mass ratio
Real-time observation and control of electron motion
Ping Koy Lam
Gradient echo quantum memory using cold atoms
Comparison of Sr lattice and Yb+ single ion clocks at the 10-17 level
Quantum optics with nanophotonic systems
Quantum networking with atoms and photons
Chiral analysis by microwaves
Single photon recoil spectroscopy with trapped ions
Probing local quantities in a strongly interacting Fermi gas
Probing collective atomic states for quantum metrology and more
Precision spectroscopy of atomic hydrogen
Strongly interacting photons
Experiments at NIST on quantum control of trapped ions
Exotic quantum matter with polar molecules – a lattice spin model