Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2005 36th Meeting of the Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics

Tuesday–Saturday, May 17–21, 2005; Lincoln, Nebraska

Chair Index

2A Tutorial Workshop on Modern Laser Technology May 17 2005 1:00PM UNL City Campus Ferguson Laboratory	Herman Batelaan and Cornelis (Kees) Uiterwaal, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
3A New Pedagogy in Introductory Physics and Upper-level AMO Courses May 17 2005 2:00PM 211 (UNL) Brace Laboratory	Robert C. Hilborn, Amherst College
A1 Prize Session May 18 2005 8:00AM Grand Ballroom Burnham Yates Conference Center	Ann Orel, University of Califoria, Davis
B1 Matter Optics and Atom Chips May 18 2005 10:30AM Ballroom I Burnham Yates Conference Center	Herman Batelaan, University of Nebraska
B2 Applications of AMO Science to Astrophysics May 18 2005 10:30AM Ballroom II Burnham Yates Conference Center	D. Schultz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
B3 Electron Collisions May 18 2005 10:30AM Olive Branch Burnham Yates Conference Center	Murtadha Khakoo, California State University, Fullerton
B4 Strong Field Atomic and Plasma Processes May 18 2005 10:30AM Hawthorne Burnham Yates Conference Center	Cornelis (Kees) J. Uiterwaal, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
B5 Cold Plasmas and Optical Lattices May 18 2005 10:30AM Arbor Burnham Yates Conference Center	Michael S. Chapman, Georgia Institute of Technology
C1 Interaction of Slow Electrons with Biomolecules May 18 2005 1:30PM Ballroom I Burnham Yates Conference Center	Ilya Fabrikant, University of Nebraska
C2 Precision Tests of Relativity and Gravitation May 18 2005 1:30PM Ballroom II Burnham Yates Conference Center	Ronald L. Walsworth, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
C3 Single Photon Atomic and Molecular Processes May 18 2005 1:30PM Olive Branch Burnham Yates Conference Center	Linda Young, Argonne National Laboratory
C4 Bose Einstein Condensation I May 18 2005 1:30PM Hawthorne Burnham Yates Conference Center	Gil Summy, Oklahoma State University
C5 Wavepacket Dynamics, Coherent Control, Quantum and/or Nonlinear Optics May 18 2005 1:30PM Arbor Burnham Yates Conference Center	T. F. Gallagher, University of Virginia
E1 Rydberg Wavepackets and Ultra Cold Plasmas May 19 2005 8:00AM Ballroom I Burnham Yates Conference Center	Carlos Reinhold, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
E2 Low Dimensional Quantum Gases and Quantum Mixtures May 19 2005 8:00AM Ballroom II Burnham Yates Conference Center	Nicholas P. Bigelow, University of Rochester
E4 Quantum Information I May 19 2005 8:00AM Hawthorne Burnham Yates Conference Center	Christopher Monroe, University of Michigan
E5 Precison Measurements, Fundamental Symmetries, & Structure May 19 2005 8:00AM Arbor Burnham Yates Conference Center	Harvey Gould, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
F1 Undergraduate Research Session May 19 2005 10:30AM Ballroom I Burnham Yates Conference Center	Donald C. Griffin, Rollins College
F2 Ultra Short Pulse Physics (Attosecond, Femtosecond) May 19 2005 10:30AM Ballroom II Burnham Yates Conference Center	Anthony F. Starace, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
F3 Ionization and Charge Transfer May 19 2005 10:30AM Olive Branch Burnham Yates Conference Center	Colm Whelan, Old Dominion University
F4 Quantum Optics, Matter Optics, and Coherent Control May 19 2005 10:30AM Hawthorne Burnham Yates Conference Center	Mark Raizen, University of Texas at Austin
F5 Degenerate Fermi Gases May 19 2005 10:30AM Arbor Burnham Yates Conference Center	Deborah Jin, NIST, JILA, and University of Colorado
G1 Thesis Prize Session May 19 2005 1:30PM Ballroom I Burnham Yates Conference Center	Brett Esry, Kansas State University
G2 Electron Driven Processes and Their Applications May 19 2005 1:30PM Ballroom II Burnham Yates Conference Center	Thomas N. Rescigno, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
G4 Rydberg and Exotic Atoms and Molecules May 19 2005 1:30PM Hawthorne Burnham Yates Conference Center	Jin Wang, University of Nebraska
G5 Strong Field Molecular Processes May 19 2005 1:30PM Arbor Burnham Yates Conference Center	C. L. Cocke, Kansas State University
J1 Atomic Collisions May 20 2005 8:00AM Ballroom I Burnham Yates Conference Center	Don Madison, University of Missouri-Rolla
J2 Quantum Information II May 20 2005 8:00AM Ballroom I Burnham Yates Conference Center	Charles Clark, NIST
J4 Ultracold Collisions I May 20 2005 8:00AM Hawthorne Burnham Yates Conference Center	Phillip L. Gould, University of Connecticut
J5 Bose Einstein Condensation II May 20 2005 8:00AM Arbor Burnham Yates Conference Center	Chris Greene, University of Colorado
K1 Attosecond and High Energy Density Physics May 20 2005 10:30AM Ballroom I Burnham Yates Conference Center	Zenghu Chang, Kansas State University
K2 The BCS-BEC Crossover in Trapped Fermi Gases May 20 2005 10:30AM Ballroom II Burnham Yates Conference Center	Pierre Meystre, University of Arizona
K4 Atom Optics, Atom Interferometry, and Cavity QED May 20 2005 10:30AM Hawthorne Burnham Yates Conference Center	L. A. Orozco, University of Maryland
K5 Spectroscopy, Lifetime, and Oscillator Strengths May 20 2005 10:30AM Arbor Burnham Yates Conference Center	Alan Hibbert, Queen's University Belfast
L1 Quantum Control of AMO Processes May 20 2005 1:30PM Ballroom II Burnham Yates Conference Center	Carlton Caves, University of New Mexico
L2 Synchrotron Radiation and Novel Photon Sources May 20 2005 1:30PM Ballroom II Burnham Yates Conference Center	Nora Berrah, Western Michigan University
L4 Laser Trapping and Cooling May 20 2005 1:30PM Hawthorne Burnham Yates Conference Center	Siu Au Lee, Colorado State University
L5 Ultracold Collisions and Photoassociation Processes May 20 2005 1:30PM Arbor Burnham Yates Conference Center	Brett DePaola, Kansas State University
P1 Hot Topics May 21 2005 9:00AM Ballroom I Burnham Yates Conference Center	Kate Kirby, ITAMP, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
P2 Public Symposium for the World Year of Physics 2005: Einstein Centennial May 21 2005 9:00AM Ballroom II Burnham Yates Conference Center	Timothy Gay, University of Nebraska

About APS

The American Physical Society (APS) is a non-profit membership organization working to advance the knowledge of physics.

Headquarters 1 Physics Ellipse, College Park, MD 20740-3844 (301) 209-3200
Editorial Office 100 Motor Pkwy, Suite 110, Hauppauge, NY 11788 (631) 591-4000
Office of Public Affairs 529 14th St NW, Suite 1050, Washington, D.C. 20045-2001 (202) 662-8700

Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2005 36th Meeting of the Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics

Tuesday–Saturday, May 17–21, 2005; Lincoln, Nebraska

Chair Index

Follow Us

Engage

My APS

Information for

About APS