Hybrid Atomic Systems in the Quantum Regime

The Gordon Research Seminar on Atomic Physics is a unique forum for graduate students, post-docs, and other scientists with a similar level of experience and education to present, exchange, and discuss new data and cutting edge ideas. This is the inaugural GRS on Atomic Physics, and any suggestions or questions are highly encouraged.

The focus of this meeting is on recent advances in the creation and manipulation of strongly interacting hybrid quantum systems, with control and measurement at the level of single atoms and quanta. Sessions themes include ultracold atoms with strong interactions, strong coupling of atoms coupling and photons, Rydberg atoms, and quantum control of atomic motion.