Scientific Program


Program and Book of Abstracts

Below you can download the Program and Book of Abstracts.

Book of Abstracts (for viewing)
Book of Abstracts (for printing)
 

Talks

The scientific talks are scheduled throughout the week beginning in the morning of Monday, October 12 and ending on Friday, October 16 at noon.

 

Keynote Speaker

Wineland, DavidNIST / USA                                            

 

Invited Speakers (4 more HOT TOPIC talks will be selected)

Salomon, Christophe

Bize, SébastienSYRTE - Observatoire de Paris / France

Hg lattice clock

Cole, GarrettCrystalline Mirror Solutions Vienna / Austria

Crystalline Coatings with Optical Losses Below 5 ppm

Crespo-Urrutia,      José R.MPIK Heidelberg / GermanyFrequency metrology using highly charged ions
Derevianko, AndreiUniversity of Reno / USAHunting for topological dark matter with atomic clocks
Diddams, ScottNIST / USAOptical frequency combs: The progression from laboratory scale to chip scale
Dubé, PierreNRC / CanadaSr+ single ion clock
Eikema, KjeldVrije Universiteit Amsterdam / NetherlandsRamsey-comb spectroscopy in the deep ultraviolet
Ekstrom, ChristopherUSNO / USARb fountain clock ensemble
Flury, JakobLeibniz Universität Hannover / GermanyRelativistic geodesy
Fujieda, MihoNICT / JapanFrequency comparison of optical clocks by carrier-phase two-way satellite frequency transfer
Gibble, KurtPennState University /USASystematic effects in fountain clocks
Gill, PatrickNPL / Great BritainIs the time right for a redefinition of the second by optical atomic clocks?
Giordano, VincentFEMTO-ST Institute, Besançon / FranceAutonomous Cryocooled Sapphire Oscillator: A Reference for Frequency Stability and Phase Noise Measurements
Guan, HuaChinese Academy of Sciences, Wuhan / ChinaAgreement of two 40Ca+ optical clocks at mHz level
Hartnett, John G.University of Adelaide / AustraliaCryogenic oscillators
Jefferts, StevenNIST / USAMeasurements of the microwave lensing shift in NIST-F1 and NIST-F2
Kasevich, MarkStanford University / USAFrontiers in atom interferometry
Katori, HidetoshiRiken / JapanFrequency comparisons of Sr, Yb and Hg based optical lattice clocks in the lab and between the labs
Kitching, JohnNIST / USANIST on a Chip: Realizing SI Units with microfabricated alkali vapor cells
Knappe, SvenjaNIST / USAMicrofabricated Optically-Pumped Magnetometers for Biomedical Applications
Landragin, ArnaudLNE-SYRTE - Observatoire de Paris / FranceMetrology with atom interferometers: inertial sensors from the laboratory to the field
Leibrand, DavidNIST / USAThe NIST Al+ quantum-logic clock
Liu, PengChinese Academy of Science, Shanghai / China

Compact cold atom clock based on diffuse laser cooling in a cylindrical cavity

Ludlow, AndrewNIST / USA

High-stability Yb optical lattice clock with 10-18-level uncertainty

Ma, LongshenEast China Normal University, Shanghai / China

Frequency transfer in the optical domain with uncertainty of 1.5×10-20

Maleki, LuteOEwaves Inc., Pasadena, / USA

Spectrally Pure Kerr Comb RF Photonic Oscillators

Mileti, GaetanoUniversity of Neuchatel / SwissHigh performance and miniature vapour cell frequency standards
Newbury, NathanNIST / USA

Optical clock synchronization over free-space links

Peik, EkkehardPTB / GermanySearch for the low-energy isomer in 229Th and the nuclear optical clock
Peters, AchimHumboldt Universität zu Berlin / Germany

Mobile atom interferometer for absolute gravity measurements

Pottie, Paul-EricLNE - SYRTE - Observatoire de Paris / FranceLinking metrology institutes in Europe by optical fibers
Prestage, JohnJPL / USAClocks Based on Multipole Ion Traps
Rasel, Ernst-MariaLeibniz Universität Hannover / GermanyMagnetic field enabled Lamb-Dicke spectroscopy of the 1So-3Po transition in 24Mg
Rosenbusch, PeterLNE - SYRTE - Observatoire de Paris / FranceTrapped atom clock on a chip
Rovera, DanielleLNE - SYRTE - Observatoire de Paris / FranceA direct comparison between two independently calibrated time transfer techniques: T2L2 and GPS Common-Views
Salomon, ChristopheLKB - ENS Paris / FranceAtomic clock ensemble in space
Schäfer, WolfgangTimeTech GmbH, Stuttgart / GermanyPerspectives of T&F Transfer via Satellite
Sterr, UwePTB / GermanyThermal-noise limited optical cavities
Szymaniec, KrzysztofNPL / Great BritainNPL Cs fountain frequency standards – reaching the ultimate accuracy
Tobar, MichaelUniversity of Western Australia / AustraliaMicrowave clocks and resonators for fundamental tests
Vuletic, VladanMIT / USAAtomic clock below the standard quantum limit
Ye, Jun JILA / USAHigh accuracy atomic clock and its probe of quantum many-body physics
Zanon-Wilette, ThomasSorbonne Universités, Paris / FranceComposite pulses in Hyper-Ramsey spectroscopy for the next generation of atomic clocks

 

Posters

Two poster sessions are organized with the posters on display during the full symposium.