Bulletin of the American Physical Society

50th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics APS Meeting

Volume 64, Number 4

Monday–Friday, May 27–31, 2019; Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Chair Index

B01 Plenary Prize Session May 28 2019 8:00AM Ballroom A/B Wisconsin Center	Marianna Safronova, University of Delaware
C02 Tests of Discrete Symmetries May 28 2019 10:30AM 101AB Wisconsin Center	Alex Sushkov, Boston University
C03 Elliptically Polarized High-Harmonics and Applications May 28 2019 10:30AM 101CD Wisconsin Center	Anthony Starace, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
C04 Quantum simulation and algorithms May 28 2019 10:30AM 102AB Wisconsin Center	Matthew Norcia, JILA/University of Colorado
C05 Trapped Ions May 28 2019 10:30AM 102C Wisconsin Center	James Siverns, University of Maryland
C07 Topological Phenomena in Ultracold Gases May 28 2019 10:30AM 103AB Wisconsin Center	Han Pu, Rice University
C08 Cavity QED and nanophotonics May 28 2019 10:30AM 103C Wisconsin Center	Olivier Pfister, University of Virginia
C09 Teaching in the context of general education May 28 2019 10:30AM 103DE Wisconsin Center	Robert Forrey, Penn State
C10 Cold Atoms in Space May 28 2019 10:30AM Ballroom A Wisconsin Center	Cass Sackett, University of Virginia
D03 Time-resolved electron dynamics and attosecond spectroscopy May 28 2019 2:00PM 101CD Wisconsin Center	Boris Bergues, Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
D04 Precision Measurements with Molecules May 28 2019 2:00PM 102AB Wisconsin Center	May Kim, NIST
D05 Laser Cooling and Trapping May 28 2019 2:00PM 102C Wisconsin Center	Trey Porto, Joint Quantum Institute, NIST/UMD
D06 Few- and many-body physics with Rydberg atoms May 28 2019 2:00PM 102DE Wisconsin Center	Thad Walker, University of Wisconsin-Madison
D07 Excitations in Degenerate Gases May 28 2019 2:00PM 103AB Wisconsin Center	Peter Schauss, University of Virginia
D08 Quantum metrology and sensing May 28 2019 2:00PM 103C Wisconsin Center	Kevin Cox, Army Research Lab
D09 Spectroscopy, Lifetimes, Oscillator Strengths May 28 2019 2:00PM 103DE Wisconsin Center	Alexander Kramida, NIST
D10 Jin Award for Best Ph.D. Thesis May 28 2019 2:00PM Ballroom A Wisconsin Center	Charles Sukenik, Old Dominion University
F02 What's New With Regard to AMO Funding Opportunities? May 28 2019 6:30PM 102C Wisconsin Center	John Gillaspy, National Science Foundation
H02 Searches for Dark Matter May 29 2019 8:00AM 101AB Wisconsin Center	Derek Jackson-Kimball, California State University - East Bay
H03 FOCUS: Science with Xray and free electron lasers May 29 2019 8:00AM 101CD Wisconsin Center	Daniel Rolles, Kansas State University
H04 FOCUS: Quantum gases with long range interactions May 29 2019 8:00AM 102AB Wisconsin Center	Hossein Sadeghpour, Harvard
H05 Cold Rydberg gases and plasmas May 29 2019 8:00AM 102C Wisconsin Center	Tom Carroll, Ursinus University
H06 Degenerate Fermi gases May 29 2019 8:00AM 102DE Wisconsin Center	Martin Zwierlein, MIT
H08 Continuous Variable Quantum Information Processing May 29 2019 8:00AM 103C Wisconsin Center	Ivan Deutsch, University of New Mexico
H09 Collisions with Biomolecules May 29 2019 8:00AM 103DE Wisconsin Center	James Colgan, LANL
J02 Probes of Fundamental Physics with Atom Interferometry May 29 2019 10:30AM 101AB Wisconsin Center	Adam West, University of California, Los Angeles
J03 FOCUS: Imaging and novel spectroscopy techniques May 29 2019 10:30AM 101CD Wisconsin Center	An-Thu Le, Missouri University of Science and Technology
J04 Quantum simulation I May 29 2019 10:30AM 102AB Wisconsin Center	Crystal Senko, IQC, Waterloo
J05 Long-range or anisotropic interactions in cold gases May 29 2019 10:30AM 102C Wisconsin Center	Don Fahey, University of Maryland
J06 Correlations and Dynamics of Ultracold Fermions May 29 2019 10:30AM 102DE Wisconsin Center	Cheng Chin, University of Chicago
J07 Spin-Orbit Coupling in Degenerate Gases May 29 2019 10:30AM 103AB Wisconsin Center	Peter Engels, Washington State University
J08 Quantum Optics May 29 2019 10:30AM 103C Wisconsin Center	Paul Lett, JQI, NIST and the University of Maryland
J09 Structure and Properties of Atoms, Ions, and Molecules May 29 2019 10:30AM 103DE Wisconsin Center	Dmitri Babikov, Marquette University
K02 Advances in Spectroscopy of the Hydrogen Molecule, Its Isotopologues, and Its Ion May 29 2019 2:00PM 101AB Wisconsin Center	David Hanneke, Amherst College
K03 Time-resolved molecular dynamics and femtochemistry May 29 2019 2:00PM 101CD Wisconsin Center	Thomas Weinacht, Stony Brook University
K04 Quantum Information Science May 29 2019 2:00PM 102AB Wisconsin Center	Adam Kaufman, JILA/University of Colorado
K05 Ultracold collisions and photoassociation processes May 29 2019 2:00PM 102C Wisconsin Center	Subhadeep Gupta, University of Washington
K06 Ultracold Atoms in Driven Optical Lattices May 29 2019 2:00PM 102DE Wisconsin Center	Logan Clark, University of Chicago
K07 Spinor Gases and Magnetic Phenomena May 29 2019 2:00PM 103AB Wisconsin Center	Arne Schwettmann, University of Oklahoma
K08 New Developments in Quantum Metrology and Sensing May 29 2019 2:00PM 103C Wisconsin Center	Murray Barrett, National University of Singapore
K09 Molecular Structure and Collisions May 29 2019 2:00PM 103DE Wisconsin Center	Robert Forrey, Penn State University
N02 Advanced Laser Spectroscopy for Fundamental Physics May 30 2019 8:00AM 101AB Wisconsin Center	Tom Kirchner, York University
N03 Coherent and Quantum Control: Ultrafast and Strong Field Processes May 30 2019 8:00AM 101CD Wisconsin Center	Charles Conover, Colby College
N04 Quantum Sensing and Trapped Nanoparticles May 30 2019 8:00AM 102AB Wisconsin Center	Swati Singh, University of Delaware
N05 Dynamics of Cold Atoms in Optical Lattices May 30 2019 8:00AM 102C Wisconsin Center	Bryce Gadway, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
N06 Hybrid Quantum Systems May 30 2019 8:00AM 102DE Wisconsin Center	Brian Sawyer, Georgia Tech
N07 Quantum Dissipation and Localization May 30 2019 8:00AM 103AB Wisconsin Center	David Weiss, Penn State
N08 Atom and matter-wave interferometry May 30 2019 8:00AM 103C Wisconsin Center	Seth Aubin, College of William and Mary
N09 Atomic and Molecular Databases and Data Applications May 30 2019 8:00AM 103DE Wisconsin Center	Yuri Ralchenko, NIST
P02 Advances in Optical Atomic Clocks May 30 2019 10:30AM 101AB Wisconsin Center	Chin-wen Chou, NIST
P03 Ultrafast Sources and Techniques May 30 2019 10:30AM 101CD Wisconsin Center	Carlos Trallero, University of Connecticut
P04 Open Quantum Systems May 30 2019 10:30AM 102AB Wisconsin Center	Dominik Schneble, Stony Brook University
P05 Many-Body Lattice Physics May 30 2019 10:30AM 102C Wisconsin Center	David Weld, University of California, Santa Barbara
P06 FOCUS: Frontiers of ultracold molecules May 30 2019 10:30AM 102DE Wisconsin Center	Martin Zwierlein, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
P07 Quantum gases in low dimensions May 30 2019 10:30AM 103AB Wisconsin Center	Randall Hulet, Rice University
P08 Quantum networks May 30 2019 10:30AM 103C Wisconsin Center	Martin Lichtman, JQI/UMD
P09 Photoionization, Photodetachment, and Photodissociation May 30 2019 10:30AM 103DE Wisconsin Center	Robert Lucchese, LBL
Q02 Advances in Precision Measurement May 30 2019 2:00PM 101AB Wisconsin Center	Stephan Hogan, University College London
Q03 Ultrafast or High Intensity Light Sources May 30 2019 2:00PM 101CD Wisconsin Center	Enam Chowdhury, Ohio State University
Q04 Ultrafast and Strong Field Physics May 30 2019 2:00PM 102AB Wisconsin Center	Oliver Gessner, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Q05 Ultra Cold Molecules May 30 2019 2:00PM 102C Wisconsin Center	Shimon Kolkowitz, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Q06 Controlling Interacting Atoms in Optical Tweezers May 30 2019 2:00PM 102DE Wisconsin Center	Doerte Blume, University of Oklahoma
Q07 Bose-Einstein condensates May 30 2019 2:00PM 103AB Wisconsin Center	Aephraim Steinberg, University of Toronto
Q08 Quantum Simulation II May 30 2019 2:00PM 103C Wisconsin Center	Kaden Hazzard, Rice University
Q09 Time-Resolved Electron Scattering Processes May 30 2019 2:00PM 103DE Wisconsin Center	Anthony Starace, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
V03 FOCUS: Ultrafast processes in Condensed Matter, Nano-structures, and Clusters May 31 2019 8:00AM 101CD Wisconsin Center	Marco Taucer, National Research Council Canada
V04 Atomic Clocks and Long-Lived Coherence May 31 2019 8:00AM 102AB Wisconsin Center	Amar Vutha, University of Toronto
V05 Direct Cooling of Molecules May 31 2019 8:00AM 102C Wisconsin Center	John Doyle, Harvard University
V06 Laser and nonlinear optics and spectroscopy May 31 2019 8:00AM 102DE Wisconsin Center	Elohim Becerra, University of New Mexico
V07 Out-of-equilibrium trapped gases May 31 2019 8:00AM 103AB Wisconsin Center	John Thomas, North Carolina State University
V08 Quantum Optics and Simulations with Rydberg Atoms May 31 2019 8:00AM 103C Wisconsin Center	John Bollinger, NIST
V09 Ion-Atom and Atom-Atom Collisions May 31 2019 8:00AM 103DE Wisconsin Center	Eric Hudson, Penn State
W02 Hot Topics May 31 2019 10:30AM 101AB Wisconsin Center	John Bollinger, NIST Boulder
W03 Ultrafast Dynamics in atoms and molecules May 31 2019 10:30AM 101CD Wisconsin Center	Luca Argenti, University of Central Florida
W05 Cold Molecule Interactions and Control May 31 2019 10:30AM 102C Wisconsin Center	Ivan Antonov, Northwestern University
W08 Quantum Gates May 31 2019 10:30AM 103C Wisconsin Center	David Hucul, University of California, Los Angeles

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50th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics APS Meeting

Volume 64, Number 4

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