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abstract: ParisEdge2010 aims at focusing sessions on specific topics lying at the frontier of research in the field of strongly correlated materials.

abstract: The Conference is organized to facilitate the achievement of scientific excellence within European countries in the rapidly growing field of quantum engineering by providing a programme where leading scientists and young researchers from diverse physics communities will get a chance to present their work, to discuss scientific understanding and recent developments in complementary areas of physics relevant for the quantum engineering of entangled states and quantum devices.

Recent results on the theory and experiments concerning quantum devices in superconducting, cold atoms, quantum optics and solid state systems will be reviewed together with latest achievements in quantum information significant for the engineering of quantum entangled states.

abstract: The last few years have seen an explosion of activity at the interface of quantum information theory and condensed matter physics. This program aims to bring together condensed matter physicists interested in the application of concepts borrowed from quantum information theory, such as measures and classifications of entanglement. The meeting will provide the opportunity for a critical evaluation of interdisciplinary results, with a view toward using quantum information concepts to construct new tools and techniques for condensed matter theory.

abstract: The workshop aims at bringing together emerging researchers in the physics of novel electronic states of matter, in a friendly atmosphere to promote scientific collaboration.

abstract: The official part of the Workshop will consist of about 30 invited talks and a poster session.

Topics include all sorts of nanomagnetic and superconducting research: molecular magnets, spintronics, spin and SQUID based quantum computing, novel magnetic and superconducting phases, low-dimensional systems, etc

No registration fee is anticipated. All participants will be responsible for their travel and living expenses.

abstract: The annual scientific meeting of the IOP superconductivity group brings together researchers in fundamental and applied aspects of superconductivity. The day will include invited and contributed talks and the group prize lecture. There will also be a poster session.

abstract: International conference on theoretical physics Dubna-Nano2010 is devoted to various problems of nanophysics and related applications, with accent to theoretical aspects.

abstract: After the first Bose-Einstein condensates from dilute atomic vapors have been realized 15 years ago, research on ultracold quantum gases has matured into an immensely active and highly competitive field of contemporary physics. Now that also fermionic atoms have come into focus, an interdisciplinary community is forming itself on the borderlines between atomic and molecular physics, quantum optics, and many-body physics. The event "Quo vadis Bose-Einstein condensation?" will provide a coherent review of different facets of this rapidly evolving subject and outline future directions, bringing together younger scientists and leading researchers first in a two-weeks summer school (August 2-13), and then in an international workshop (August 16-20).

abstract: The workshop will bring together cutting edge research in the area of emergent new quantum states in correlated electron systems. The goal of the workshop is to have deep and detailed discussion on the physics of Fe-pnictides, cuprates, frustrated magnets, and topological insulators. We also plan to discuss new classes of systems (e.g., dichalcogenides, ruthenates, CDW systems), new states of matter such as nematic and/or metamagnetic phases, and the interplay between spin, charge, and orbital degrees of freedom.

abstract: n recent years there has been an explosion of activity on cold Rydberg gases resulting in a diverse range of exciting developments that combine aspects of atomic and molecular physics, nonlinear optics, statistical physics, quantum information science, condensed matter and plasma physics. The aim of this workshop is to promote scientific exchange and interaction between researchers working in these and related areas.

The workshop will cover a range of topics, including the dynamics and exotic phases of strongly interacting quantum systems, as occurring in ultracold molecular and Rydberg gases, coherent control of Rydberg atoms and molecules, with applications in quantum optics and quantum information, formation of Rydberg and antimatter atoms and their interactions with strong fields and solid state interfaces, as well as ultracold plasma physics.

The two week event is part of a Tandem Workshop program with the Institute for Theoretical Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (ITAMP) at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (see\\ http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/itamp/Rydberg09.html). The first workshop week will consist of invited talks and contributed poster presentations. During the second week we will provide extensive time for informal talks and discussions among a smaller number of researchers, intended to explore common interests and possibly initiate collaborative work.

abstract: The MUARC and MPAGS 2009 Ultra-cold Atom Winter School will take place at the University of Nottingham on 13th - 15th December. If you would like to attend please download the appropriate application form below. Submission details are included on each form.

The MUARC Winter School provides an introduction to the fascinating regimes of quantum physics that can be realised when atoms are cooled to within a few billionths of a degree of absolute zero using fridges made from light and magnets.