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1^st European Conference on Trapped Ions (ECTI 2010)

19-24 September 2010, at Redworth Hall*, County Durham, UK

 

                         

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Quantum Information Experiments with Ion Crystals in Penning Traps

John Bollinger,

NIST, Boulder, USA

 

Ultrafast Pulsed Laser Gates for Atomic Qubits

Wes Campbell,

University of Maryland and NIST Joint Quantum Institute, USA

 

Antiparticle Trapping for Antihydrogen Physics

Mike Charlton,

Swansea University, UK

 

Cavity QED with ion Coulomb crystals.

Michael Drewsen,

The Ion trap group, QUANTOP, University of Aarhus, Denmark

 

Polyatomic ions in traps: from  molecules via clusters to nanoparticles

Dieter Gerlich,

Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

 

Trapping and cooling large Sr⁺ ion clouds

Samuel Guibal,

Laboratoire Matériaux et Phénomènes Quantiques, Paris, France

 

New Approaches To An Indium Ion Optical Frequency Standard

Kazuhiro Hayasaka,

NICT, Tokyo, Japan

 

Cold Collisions of Atoms, Molecules, and Ions

Paul S. Julienne

Joint Quantum Institute, NIST and The University of Maryland, USA

 

1 -, 2 -, and 3 D - ion structures in traps of different geometry

Martina Knoop,

CNRS / Université de Provence, France

 

Quantum information processing with trapped ions

Dietrich Leibfried,

NIST, Boulder, USA

 

The Kibble Zurek mechanism in ion traps

Alex Retzker

Universitaet Ulm, Germany

 

Experimental quantum simulations

Tobias Schaetz

MPQ, Munich, Germany

 

ClusterTrap: A Penning Trap for Cluster Research  (Ion Trapping for Cluster Research)

Lutz Schweikhard, 

Institut für Physik, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Universität, Greifswald Germany

 

Faster Processing of Quantum Information with Trapped Ions

Nikolay V. Vitanov,

Quantum Optics and Quantum Information Group, Sofia University, Bulgaria

 

The Electrostatic cryogeninc storage ring (CSR)- a storage device for atomic, molecular and cluster ion experiments

Robert von Hahn,

Max-Planck-Institute for Nuclear Physics Heidelberg , Germany

 

Precision optical spectroscopy of radioactive Be isotopes produced in projectile fragmentation

Michicharu Wada,

RIKEN, Japan

 

Quantum Information and Metrology with RF Traps at NIST

D. J. Wineland,

NIST, Boulder, CO, USA