Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2024 Annual Meeting of the APS Four Corners Section

Friday–Saturday, October 11–12, 2024; Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona

Invited Speakers

Botana, Antia S Arizona State University	Session H01.00001 Electronic structure of superconducting square-planar nickelates Room: Northern Arizona University Aspen A
Cambou, Bertrand F Northern Arizona University	Session N01.00001 Fingerprinting Memristors for Neural Computing Room: Northern Arizona University Aspen A
Chow, Matthew N Sandia National Labs; University of New Mexico; CQuIC	Session Q01.00003 Non-Destructive Atom Loss Detection and Other Methods for Low-Overhead Control of Hyperfine Qubits Room: Northern Arizona University Ballroom
daCunha, Carlo Requiao Northern Arizona University	Session E01.00001 Harnessing AI to Solve Inverse Problems in Quantum Physics Room: Northern Arizona University Aspen A
Dattelbaum, Dana M Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)	Session L01.00001 Dana Dattelbaum: TBA Room: Northern Arizona University Ballroom
Duran, Burcu University of Tennessee	Session T02.00001 Novel Insights on the Proton Structure from J/ψ Measurements at Jefferson Lab Room: Northern Arizona University Aspen B
Easson, Damien Arizona State University	Session E03.00001 A Geodesically Complete Universe Room: Northern Arizona University Aspen C
Garcia-Pintos, Luis Pedro P Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)	Session H05.00001 On the noise resilience of quantum algorithms Room: Northern Arizona University Juniper
Greene, Kylar University of New Mexico	Session Q01.00001 Can phase transitions in the early Universe induce B mode polarization? Room: Northern Arizona University Ballroom
Henshaw, Jacob D Sandia National Laboratories	Session N04.00001 Quantum defects at the Center of Integrated Nanotechnologies: Defect formation, quantum sensing, and quantum communication Room: Northern Arizona University Juniper
Jensen, Joseph Utah Valley University	Session T03.00001 Crisis in Cosmology: Resolving the “Hubble Tension” with the James Webb Space Telescope Room: Northern Arizona University Aspen C
Llama, Joe Lowell Observatories	Session E05.00001 Finding an Earth analog exoplanet Room: Northern Arizona University Ballroom
Martinez, Angel Northern Arizona University	Session T06.00002 Liquid Crystals Out of Equilibrium Room: Northern Arizona University Pinyon
Munoz, Diego J Northern Arizona University	Session T05.00001 Binary-Disk Interaction and Its Effect on Multi-Messenger Signatures in Massive Black Holes Room: Northern Arizona University Ballroom
Olson, Spencer E Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL)	Session T04.00001 Laser Sculpting of Micro-Optical Cavities for Cold-Atom Physics Room: Northern Arizona University Juniper
Prato, Lisa Lowell Observatory	Session C01.00001 Close Young Binary Stars, Early Stellar Evolution, and Planet Formation Room: Northern Arizona University Ballroom
Revelle, Melissa C Sandia National Laboratories	Session C01.00002 Ion Based Quantum Computing in Microfabricated Surface Traps Room: Northern Arizona University Ballroom
Scherliess, Ludger Utah State University	Session E06.00001 The Atmospheric Waves Experiment (AWE) Room: Northern Arizona University Pinyon
Shepherd, Douglas P Arizona State University	Session H04.00001 Probing microswimmers in complex environments with computational imaging Room: Northern Arizona University Pinyon
Sinha, Kanu University of Arizona	Session E04.00001 Collective atom-photon interactions in waveguide QED Room: Northern Arizona University Juniper
Smalyukh, Ivan I University of Colorado, Boulder	Session T06.00001 Soft Meta Matter Room: Northern Arizona University Pinyon
Verhaaren, Christopher Brigham Young University	Session H02.00001 Magnetic Monopoles and Quantum Field Theory Room: Northern Arizona University Aspen B
Wilcox, Bethany Rae University of Colorado, Boulder	Session N06.00001 Assessing student learning in Quantum Mechanics: Old challenges, new solutions Room: Northern Arizona University Pinyon
Yacaman, Miguel Northern arizona University	Session V01.00001 Five-Fold symmetry in materials science an example of emergence phenomenon Room: Northern Arizona University Ballroom
Young, Jeremy PEN America	Session G01.00001 DEI and Educational Censorship Legislation Room: Northern Arizona University Ballroom
Zipper, Noah University of Colorado, Boulder	Session Q01.00002 Precision Flavor Measurements and Real-Time Anomaly Detection at the CMS Detector Room: Northern Arizona University Ballroom

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2024 Annual Meeting of the APS Four Corners Section

Friday–Saturday, October 11–12, 2024; Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona

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