Minisymposia
Twice per year the CRC organizes two-day minisymposia, alternating between Bonn and Kaiserslautern. Talks of PIs as well as external invited speaker serve as a platform for new ideas, discussions on common ideas and publications.
In addition lab tours, student talks and working groups are program points which are especially attrative for PhD students.
22. - 23.06.2023 Kaiserslautern |
Andreas Läuchli (University of Innsbruck and PSI Villigen): Quantum Many Body Physics with Rydberg Atoms: Theoretical and Numerical Challenges Diego Fieguth (University of Kaiserslautern-Landau): Open System Control - An Insight into dissipative mechanisms Sian Barbosa (University of Kaiserslautern-Landau): Tuning anomalous diffusion of ultracold Fermi gases in time-dependent disorder from localization to superdiffusion through Fermi acceleration Christian Groß (University of Tübingen): Programmable quantum spin models with Rydberg arrays Flavia Braga Ramos (Student only talk): Transmission about single impurity from non-equilibrium dynamics Lab tours for students: Ott and Widera labs |
16. - 17.11.2022 Bonn |
Katharina Gillen (Cal. State Pol. Univ.): Cold atom research at Cal Poly SLO Walter Hofstetter (Univ. Frankfurt): Correlated Topological Quantum States in Ultracold Atoms Ameneh Sheikhan (University of Bonn): Floquet-engineered pair and single-particle filters in the Fermi-Hubbard model Moritz Breyer (Student only talk): Machine-learning the phase diagram of a strongly interacting Fermi-gas Lab tours for students: Hofferberth, Köhl, Linden and Weitz labs |
03. - 04.11.2021 Bonn |
David Luitz (Dresden): Dissipation effects in quantum many-body systems Hamid Ohadi (St. Andrews): Exciton-polaritons: from the many to the few Christina Jörg (Penn State): Topology in 3D photonic crystals – Weyl points and bound states in the continuum Lab tours for students: Hofferberth, Linden, Stellmer labs |
21. - 22.06.2021 Online |
Jeff Steinhauer (Technion): Spontaneous Hawking radiation and beyond: Observing the time evolution of an analogue black hole Ana Maria Rey (JILA, NIST): Advances in quantum simulation and sensing with planar ion crystals |
23. - 24.11.2020 Online |
Leticia Tarruell (ICFO): Engineering interactions and density-dependent gauge fields in coherently-coupled Bose-Einstein condensates Nigel Cooper (Cambridge): Fragility of Time Reversal Symmetry-Protected Topological Phases Sebastian Hofferberth (Bonn): Nonlinear Quantum Optics |
02. - 03.07.2020 Online |
Andrea Alberti (Uni Bonn): Ramsey interferometry: the Swiss Army knife of the atomic physicist Julian Schmitt (Uni Bonn): Thermodynamics of Two-dimensional Bose Gases Enrico Stein (Kaiserslautern): Dimensional crossover in photon BECs Benjamin Nagler (Kaiserslautern): Dissipative dynamics of bosons in a dynamic disorder potential |
20. - 21.11.2019 Kaiserslautern |
Poster presentations from all OSCAR projects Fabrice Gerbier (Paris): Anomalous loss of coherence of strongly interacting bosons in optical lattices Giovanni Modugno (LENS, Florence): Exploring the supersolid phase of matter with dipolar quantum gases |
17. - 18.06.2019 Bonn |
Short presentations from all OSCAR projects |
21. - 22.11.2018 Kaiserslautern |
Michael Fleischhauer (Kaiserslautern) Lecture: Introduction to open systems Sebastian Eggert (Kaiserslautern) Lecture: Floquet theory for quantum systems Axel Pelster (Kaiserslautern): On the "Dirty Boson" problem |
02. - 03.07.2018 Bonn |
Sebastian Diehl (Univ. Cologne): Quantum systems under drive: from micro- to macrophysics Simon Stellmer (Univ. Bonn): From baryogenesis to telecommunication networks: a newly established quantum metrology group in Bonn Martin Zwierlein (MIT): Quantum transport in strongly interacting Fermi gases Structure discussions |
18.11.2017 Kaiserslautern |
Martin Holthaus (Univ. Oldenburg) Lecture: Introduction to the Floquet Picture Christof Weitenberg (Univ. Hamburg): Topology and dynamics in driven hexagonal lattices Dimitry Abanin (Univ. Geneva): Many-body effects and new phases in Floquet systems Student working groups: Floquet systems (Christoph Dauer) How can students profit from OSCAR? (Lukas Wawer) |
23.05.2017 Bonn |
Leonardo Fallani (LENS, Florence): Ultracold gas experiments Charles Bardyn (Univ. Geneva): Topological protection in open systems Felix van Oppen (FU Berlin): Topological phases, superconductors and Majorana fermions Lab Tour in Bonn |
22. - 23.11.2016 Kaiserslautern |
Tobias Donner (ETH, Zurich): Quantum Crystals of Light and Matter Michael Köhl (Uni Bonn): Ultracold Fermions in Optical Lattices Miguel Martin-Delgado (Univ. Madrid): Modern Aspects of Quantum Physics and Topology Lecture: Theory of open systems (Michael Fleischhauer) Working groups: Digital light modulators (Herwig Ott) Floquet theory for open systems (James Anglin) |