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LASCEM VIRTUAL ZOOM SEMINARS
- June 29, 2020.
Speaker:Raphael Kaubrügger, Variationally Optimized Stability of an Entangled Clock, Link
- September 1, 2020.
Speaker:Athreya Shankar, A New Normal: Unconventional in-plane normal modes of 2D ion crystals in Penning traps and their impact on the out-of-plane mode spectrum, Link
- October 6, 2020.
Speaker:Mikhail Mamaev, New Frontiers on Many-body Physics with Atomic Clocks: From quantum spin models to cat states, Link
- November 17, 2020.
Speaker:Jeremy Young, Asymmetric blockade and multi-qubit gates via dipole-dipole interactions, Link
- January 19, 2021.
Speaker:Nathan Schine,Tweezer arrays of alkaline-earth atoms, Link
- March 2, 2021.
Speaker:Christian Marciniak,Tailored quantum states for optimal metrology, Link
- April 12, 2021.
Speaker:Christian Sanner,Pauli blocking of atomic spontaneous decay, Link, Link2
- June 7, 2021.
Speaker:Joseph Thywissen, P-wave Interactions, Link,
- November 12, 2021.
Speaker:Athreya Shankar,Simulating dynamical phases of chiral p+ip superconductors with a trapped ion magnet, Link,
- January 25, 2022.
Speaker:Rick van Bijnen,Variational Quantum Optimization Algorithms, Link (Passcode: 40^iCDam)
- March 10, 2022.
Speaker:Yaroslav Kharkov,Hydrodynamic equations of many-body quantum systems Link
- May 2, 2022.
Speaker:Joseph Thywissen,Observation of unitary p-wave interactions between fermions in an optical lattice. Link
- June 15, 2022.
Speaker:Aaron Young, Joanna Lis, Advances in Yb and Sr tweezer arrays. Link
- November 3, 2022.
Speaker:Raphael Kaubrügger, Optimal Multi-parameter metrology with programmable quantum sensors. Link
- December 6, 2022.
Speaker:Christian Roos, Quantum Simulation with One and Two dimensional Ion crystals. Link
- January 17, 2023.
Speaker:Ross Hutson, Observation of mHz-level dipole-dipole interactions in an optical atomic clock. Link
- March 21, 2023.
Speaker:Hannes Pichler, The quantum many-body physics of systems with coherent time-delayed feedback. Link
- April 5, 2023.
Speaker:Sean Muleady, Quantum-enhanced sensing on an optical transition via emergent collective quantum correlations. Link
- July 7, 2023.
Speaker: Christopher Fechisin, Non-Demolition photon counting in a Two Dimensional Rydberg Atom Array. Link
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