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A1   DAMOP Prize Session
May 17 2006 8:00AM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center 		Charles Clark, National Institute of Standards and Technology  
C1   Optical Clocks
May 17 2006 10:30AM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center 		David Weiss, Penn State University  
C2   Astrophysics
May 17 2006 10:30AM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center 		Kate Kirby, Harvard Center for Astrophysics  
C3   Ultracold Atoms I
May 17 2006 10:30AM 301D Knoxville Convention Center 		Gil Summy, Oklahoma State University  
C4   Short Pulse Processes I
May 17 2006 10:30AM 301E Knoxville Convention Center 		Chii-Dong Lin, Kansas State University  
C5   Quantum Computation
May 17 2006 10:30AM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center 		Marianna Safronova, University of Delaware  
C6   Atom Optics and Atom Interferometry
May 17 2006 10:30AM 301C Knoxville Convention Center 		Jennifer Sebby-Strabley, National Institute of Standards and Technology  
E1   Scalable Solutions for Quantum Computing with Atoms and Ions
May 17 2006 1:30PM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center 		Brian DeMarco, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign  
E2   Atomic Physics for ITER and Other Next Step Fusion Experiments
May 17 2006 1:30PM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center 		David Schultz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory  
E3   Ultracold Atoms II
May 17 2006 1:30PM 301D Knoxville Convention Center 		Sergio Muniz, Georgia Institute of Technology  
E4   Short Pulse Processes II
May 17 2006 1:30PM 301E Knoxville Convention Center 		Wendell Hill III, University of Maryland  
E5   Ultracold Plasmas and Molecules
May 17 2006 1:30PM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center 		Nicholas Bigelow, University of Rochester  
E6   Photon Interactions With Atoms, Ions and Molecules - Experiment
May 17 2006 1:30PM 301C Knoxville Convention Center 		Timothy Gay, University of Nebraska  
K1   1-d Gases
May 18 2006 8:00AM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center 		Ana Maria Rey, Institute for Theoretical Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics  
K2   Multi-Particle Fragmentation of Atoms and Negative Ions
May 18 2006 8:00AM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center 		Klaus Bartschat, Drake University  
K3   Laser Cooling and Trapping
May 18 2006 8:00AM 301D Knoxville Convention Center 		Phillip Gould, University of Connecticut  
K4   Fundamental Symmetries and Precision Measurements
May 18 2006 8:00AM 301E Knoxville Convention Center 		Siu Au Lee, Colorado State University  
K5   Quantum Optics and Matter Optics
May 18 2006 8:00AM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center 		Pierre Meystre, University of Arizona  
K6   Ion-Atom and Ion-Molecule Collisions
May 18 2006 8:00AM 301C Knoxville Convention Center 		John Tanis, Western Michigan University  
L1   Interaction and Strong Lasers with Molecules and Clusters
May 18 2006 10:30AM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center 		Carlos Reinhold, Oak Ridge National Laboratory  
L2   Undergraduate Research
May 18 2006 10:30AM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center 		Donald Griffin, Rollins College  
L3   BEC Vortices and Spinor Condensates
May 18 2006 10:30AM 301D Knoxville Convention Center 		James Williams, National Institute of Standards and Technology  
L4   Entanglement
May 18 2006 10:30AM 301E Knoxville Convention Center 		Barry Sanders, University of Calgary  
L5   Photoassociation Spectroscopy
May 18 2006 10:30AM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center 		Thomas Killian, Rice University  
L6   Atomic and Molecular Structure and Properties I
May 18 2006 10:30AM 301C Knoxville Convention Center 		Marjatta Lyyra, Temple University  
N1   Thesis Prize Session
May 18 2006 1:30PM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center 		Steven Manson, Georgia State University  
N2   Particle-Induced Ionization and Break-up Processes of Atoms and Molecules
May 18 2006 1:30PM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center 		Itzik Ben-Itzak, Kansas State University  
N3   Atoms in Optical Lattices
May 18 2006 1:30PM 301D Knoxville Convention Center 		Sabrina Leslie, University of California, Berkeley  
N4   Quantum and Non-Linear Optics
May 18 2006 1:30PM 301E Knoxville Convention Center 		David Phillips, Harvard-Smithsonian for Astrophysics  
N5   Wavepackets and Control of Molecules and Large Systems
May 18 2006 1:30PM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center 		Brett Pearson, SUNY Stony Brook  
N6   Spectroscopy, Lifetimes, Oscillator Strengths
May 18 2006 1:30PM 301C Knoxville Convention Center 		Sultana Nahar, Ohio University  
R1   Nobel Symposium
May 18 2006 6:00PM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center 		Joseph Macek, University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory  
S1   Coherent Spinor Dynamics in Ultracold Gases
May 19 2006 8:00AM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center 		Presiding person to be selected  
S2   Rydberg Physics and Ultracold Plasmas
May 19 2006 8:00AM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center 		Georg Raithel, University of Michigan  
S3   Strong Field (Intense Laser) Processes I
May 19 2006 8:00AM 301D Knoxville Convention Center 		Mette Gaarde, Louisiana State University  
S4   Electron and Positron Scattering-Theory
May 19 2006 8:00AM 301E Knoxville Convention Center 		Don Madison, University of Missouri-Rolla  
S5   Nonlinear Optics and Special Topics
May 19 2006 8:00AM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center 		Ray Garrett, University of Tennessee  
S6   New Theoretical Methods and Nonlinear Dynamics
May 19 2006 8:00AM 301C Knoxville Convention Center 		John Delos, College of William and Mary  
T1   Emerging Applications of AMO Physics
May 19 2006 10:30AM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center 		Mark Edwards, Georgia Southern University  
T2   Positron Interactions with Atoms and Molecules
May 19 2006 10:30AM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center 		Stephen Buckman, Australian National University  
T3   Strong Field (Intense Laser) Processes II
May 19 2006 10:30AM 301D Knoxville Convention Center 		Stephen Southworth, Argonne National Laboratory  
T4   Atomic and Molecular Structure, Including in Static Fields
May 19 2006 10:30AM 301E Knoxville Convention Center 		Yuri Ralchenko, National Institute of Standards and Technology  
T5   Rydberg Atoms and Wave Packets
May 19 2006 10:30AM 301 AB Knoxville Convention Center 		Francis Robicheaux, Auburn University  
T6   New Experimental Techniques
May 19 2006 10:30AM 301C Knoxville Convention Center 		Yuan-Yu Jau, Princeton University  
V1   Ultracold Molecules
May 19 2006 1:30PM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center 		Cheng Chin, University of Chicago  
V2   Attosecond Physics
May 19 2006 1:30PM Ballroom EFG Knoxville Convention Center 		Louis DiMauro, Ohio State University  
V3   Photoassociation, Efimov, and Feshbach Physics
May 19 2006 1:30PM 301D Knoxville Convention Center 		Brett Esry, Kansas State University  
V4   Photon Interactions with Atoms, Ions, and Molecules-Theory
May 19 2006 1:30PM 301E Knoxville Convention Center 		Alfred Msezane, Clark Atlanta University  
V5   Theory of Cold Atom Systems
May 19 2006 1:30PM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center 		William Reinhardt, University of Washington  
V6   Surface Collisions, Molecule-Molucule Collisions and Recombination followed by Electron and Positron Scattering - Experiment
May 19 2006 1:30PM 301C Knoxville Convention Center 		Thomas Miller, Air Force Research Laboratory  
Z1   Hot Topics
May 20 2006 9:00AM Lecture Hall Knoxville Convention Center 		Anthony Starace, University of Nebraska  
Z2   Gaseous Electronics Conference Session
May 20 2006 9:00AM 301AB Knoxville Convention Center 		Rainer Johnsen, University of Pittsburgh  
Z3   Fermionic Superfluidity in Ultracold Gases
May 20 2006 9:00AM 301C Knoxville Convention Center 		Doerte Blume, Washington State University  
Z4   Rydberg Atoms and Coherent Control
May 20 2006 9:00AM 301D Knoxville Convention Center 		Thomas Gallagher, University of Virginia  
Z5   Quantum Information and Cavity QED
May 20 2006 9:00AM 301E Knoxville Convention Center 		Peter Maunz, University of Michigan  

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