Bulletin of the American Physical Society

41st Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics

Volume 55, Number 5

Tuesday–Saturday, May 25–29, 2010; Houston, Texas

Chair Index

A1 Prize Session May 26 2010 8:00AM Imperial Ballroom	Louis DiMauro, The Ohio State University
B1 Atomic and Molecular Physics in Early Universe May 26 2010 10:30AM Imperial East	Daniel Savin, Columbia University
B2 Ultracold Molecules May 26 2010 10:30AM Imperial Center	Phil Gould, University of Connecticut
B3 Alkaline-Earth Quantum Fluids and Quantum Computing May 26 2010 10:30AM Imperial West	Charles Clark, National Institute of Standards and Technology
B4 Focus Session: Strong Field Alignment and Orientation May 26 2010 10:30AM Regency Ballroom	Oliver Gessner, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
B5 Photoionization May 26 2010 10:30AM Arboretum I-III	William McCurdy, University of California, Davis
B6 Quantum Information and Quantum Computing May 26 2010 10:30AM Arboretum IV-V	Dietrich Leibfried, National Institute of Standards and Technology
C1 DAMOP Thesis Prize Session May 26 2010 2:00PM Imperial East	Elizabeth McCormack, Bryn Mawr College
C2 Focus Session: Molecular Spectroscopy May 26 2010 2:00PM Imperial Center	Ben McCall, University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign
C3 Focus Session: Strong Field Coherent Control May 26 2010 2:00PM Imperial West	George Gibson, University of Connecticut
C4 Disorder and Optical Lattices May 26 2010 2:00PM Regency Ballroom	Jason Ho, The Ohio State University
C5 Rydberg Atoms and Cold Plasmas May 26 2010 2:00PM Arboretum I-III	Thomas Gallagher, University of Virginia
C6 Methods of Ultracold Atoms May 26 2010 2:00PM Arboretum IV-V	David Hall, Amherst College
J1 Novel Probes of Ultracold Atom Gases May 27 2010 8:00AM Imperial East	David Weiss, Pennsylvania State University
J2 Coherent Control with Optical Frequency Combs May 27 2010 8:00AM Imperial Center	Linda Young, Argonne National Laboratory
J3 Ultracold Chemistry May 27 2010 8:00AM Imperial West	Marjatta Lyyra, Temple University
J4 Atomic and Molecular Collisions Related to Astrophysical Applications May 27 2010 8:00AM Regency Ballroom	Murtadha Khakoo, California State University, Fullerton
J5 Strong Field Dissociative Ionization: Wave Packets in Molecular Ions May 27 2010 8:00AM Arboretum I-III	Carlos Trallero, National Research Council Canada
J6 Bose-Einstein Condensation May 27 2010 8:00AM Arboretum IV-V	Hal Metcalf, Stony Brook University
K1 Focus Session: Strongly Interacting Fermi Gases I May 27 2010 10:30AM Imperial East	Sophie Rittner, Rice University
K2 Attosecond Electron Physics May 27 2010 10:30AM Imperial Center	Markus Guehr, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
K3 Focus Session: Tests of Lorentz Invariance May 27 2010 10:30AM Imperial West	Zheng-Tian Lu, Argonne National Laboratory
K4 Trapped Ion Quantum Information May 27 2010 10:30AM Regency Ballroom	Wes Campbell, University of Maryland
K5 Undergraduate Session May 27 2010 10:30AM Arboretum I-III	Jan Chaloupka, University of Northern Colorado
K6 Atom-Atom Collisions May 27 2010 10:30AM Arboretum IV-V	Brett Esry, Kansas State University
L1 Focus Session: Many-Body Physics with Ultracold Atoms May 27 2010 2:00PM Imperial East	Brian DeMarco, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
L2 Focus Session: Symmetry Breaking & Dissociation in Small Molecules May 27 2010 2:00PM Imperial Center	David Schultz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
L3 Quantum Entanglement of Simple Systems May 27 2010 2:00PM Imperial West	Boris Blinov, University of Washington
L4 Precision Measurements: EDMs and Other May 27 2010 2:00PM Regency Ballroom	Carol Tanner, University of Notre Dame
L5 Collisions Involving Charged Particles May 27 2010 2:00PM Arboretum I-III	Gregory Childers, California State University, Fullerton
L6 Attosecond Pulses: Generation, Characterization and Utilization May 27 2010 2:00PM Arboretum IV-V	Gilles Doumy, The Ohio State University
Q1 Focus Session: Rydberg Atoms and Molecules May 28 2010 8:00AM Imperial East	James Shaffer, University of Oklahoma
Q2 Experiments with the World's First X-ray Free Electron Laser May 28 2010 8:00AM Imperial Center	Lew Cocke, Kansas State University
Q3 Quantum Gauge Theories and Ultra-cold Atoms May 28 2010 8:00AM Imperial West	Erich Mueller, Cornell University
Q4 Atom Optics May 28 2010 8:00AM Regency Ballroom	Han Pu, Rice University
Q5 Quantum Measurement and Entanglement May 28 2010 8:00AM Arboretum I-III	Emily Edwards, University of Maryland
Q6 EIT and Coherence Effects May 28 2010 8:00AM Arboretum IV-V	George Welch, Texas A&M University
R1 AMO Physics for Understanding Matter under Extreme Conditions May 28 2010 10:30AM Imperial East	Arati Dasgupta, Naval Research Laboratory
R2 Efimov Physics with Ultra-cold Atoms May 28 2010 10:30AM Imperial Center	Cheng Chin, University of Chicago
R3 Focus Session: Hybrid and Condensed Matter Quantum Systems May 28 2010 10:30AM Imperial West	Luis Orozco, University of Maryland
R4 Matter Wave Guides and Interferometry May 28 2010 10:30AM Regencey Ballroom	Aaron Leanhardt, University of Michigan
R5 Ultrafast Atomic and Molecular Dynamics May 28 2010 10:30AM Arboretum I-III	Thomas Weinacht, Stony Brook University
R6 Dynamics with Ultracold Atomic Gases I May 28 2010 10:30AM Arboretum IV-V	Leslie Baksmaty, Rice University
S1 Controlling Dissipation in Quantum Systems May 28 2010 2:00PM Imperial East	Jake Taylor, National Institute of Standards and Technology
S2 Nanoplasmas and Ponderomotive Potentials May 28 2010 2:00PM Imperial Center	Robert Jones, University of Virginia
S3 Focus Session: Opto-Mechanical Systems May 28 2010 2:00PM Imperial West	Lincoln Carr, Colorado School of Mines
S4 Precision Measurements and Clocks May 28 2010 2:00PM Regency Ballroom	Kristan Corwin, Kansas State University
S5 Ultracold Mixtures / Lattices May 28 2010 2:00PM Arboretum I-III	Kirk Madison, University of British Columbia
S6 Ultracold Dipoles May 28 2010 2:00PM Arboretum IV-V	Robert Forrey, Pennsylvania State University
W1 Advances in Applications of Optically-Pumped Alkalis May 29 2010 8:00AM Imperial East	Tim Gay, University of Nebraska
W2 Focus Session: Quantum Simulation and Complexity May 29 2010 8:00AM Imperial Center	Carl Williams, National Institute of Standards and Technology
W3 Focus Session: Molecular Photoionization and High Harmonic Generation May 29 2010 8:00AM Imperial West	Chii-Dong Lin, Kansas State University
W4 Dynamics with Ultracold Atomic Gases II May 29 2010 8:00AM Regency Ballroom	Ian Spielman, National Institute of Standards and Technology
W5 Laser Cooling and Trapping May 29 2010 8:00AM Arboretum I-III	Dan Heinzen, University of Texas at Austin
W6 Strongly Interacting Fermi Gases II May 29 2010 8:00AM Arboretum IV-V	Thomas Killian, Rice University
X1 Hot Topics May 29 2010 10:30AM Imperial East	Chris Monroe, University of Maryland
X2 Focus Session: Cold and Ultracold Molecules May 29 2010 10:30AM Imperial Center	Susanne Yellin, University of Connecticut
X3 Strong Field Ionization May 29 2010 10:30AM Imperial West	Alexei Sokolov, Texas A&M University
X4 Precision Atomic Spectroscopy May 29 2010 10:30AM Regency Ballroom	Brett Depaola, Kansas State University
X5 Exotic Particle and Molecular Ion Collisions May 29 2010 10:30AM Arboretum I-III	Barry Dunning, Rice University
X6 Quantum and Nonlinear Optics May 29 2010 10:30AM Arboretum IV-V	Frank Narducci, Naval Air Systems Command

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41st Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics

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