TIQM 2025 Winter Workshop

Program

Thursday 16 January

8.30 coffee & cookies
8.55 Welcome

9.00 Optically driven atom arrays and new resources for ultracold atomic physics  - Dan Stamper-Kurn (Berkeley)

9.40 Intertwined Entanglement in Topological Pumps - Tilman Esslinger (ETH)

10.20 coffee

11.00 Out-of-Equilibrium Quantum Dynamics in XX/XXZ/XYZ Spin Chains - Lawrence Cheuk (Princeton)

11.40 Quantum simulation of the LMG model - Mark Saffman (Wisconsin)
12.20 lunch and posters

2.00 Analog-Digital Simulations with Trapped Ions - Marko Cetina (Duke)

2.40 Trapped Ion Quantum Computers and Quantum Simulations -  Russell Stutz (Quantinuum)
3.20 coffee
4.00 Programmable Quantum Matter - Kaden Hazzard (Rice)

4.40 Quantum interactive matter with tweezer-trapped arrays of BECs - David Weld (UCSB)
5.20 Socialize with snacks in the Commons

Friday 17 January

8.40 coffee
9.00 The Rayleigh-Taylor instability in a binary quantum fluid - Ian Spielman (Maryland)
9.40 Hydrodynamics of fluctuations - Sarang Gopalakrishnan (Princeton)
10.20 coffee
11.00 Trapped-ion quantum simulations with mid-circuit measurements - Rajibul Islam (Waterloo)
11.40 Towards quantum simulation with qudits - Martin Ringbauer (Innsbruck)
12.20 lunch and posters
2.00 Synthetic Quantum Matter at UW - Subhadeep Gupta &  Sara Mouradian
2.40 Quantum simulations with radiatively coupled matter-wave emitter arrays - Dominik Schneble (Stony Brook)
3.20 coffee
4.00 Fermion mediated Feshbach resonance - Cheng Chin (Chicago)
4.40 Engineering topological matter with ultracold atoms -  Richard Fletcher (MIT)
5.20 end

Saturday 18 January

8.40 coffee
9.00 Dynamical Localization in Interacting Driven Systems - Victor Galitski (Maryland)
9.40 Atomic cooperative arrays in bio-inspired geometries - Susanne Yelin (Harvard)
10.20 coffee
11.00 Itinerant spin polarons in kinetically frustrated Hubbard systems - Waseem Bakr (Princeton)
11.40 Interacting topological pumps in Rydberg synthetic dimensions - Bryce Gadway (Penn State)
12.20 end