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We are hosting a
small workshop on Quantum Engineering from 27th to 28th July
2005. Emphasis is on systems with applications in quantum
information and quantum computing. Spaces at this workshop are
extremely limited. If you are interested in attending please
e-mail snicchormaic@cit.ie.
The cost of attending is €25 (incl. lunch and coffee
breaks). Please click here
to see the workshop programme.
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| Organisers |
Síle
Nic Chormaic, Cork Institute of Technology
Thomas Busch, University College Cork
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| Accommodation |
Accommodation
has been booked in Victoria
Lodge for
those delegates who have requested it. Breakfast will be served
in the small café at the Lodge.
Victoria
Lodge is located about 30-40 minutes walk from the Quantum Engineering
Workshop location. The workshop is being held in
the Photonics Building of the Tyndall National Institute. As an
alternative to working, the no. 8 bus stops outside Victoria Lodge and
close to
Tyndall on Mardyke Parade. You will find a map here.
Check-in
in Victoria Lodge is between 3pm and 10pm. Those
arriving on the 26th July can check-in immediately on their day of
arrival. If you are arriving outside these times please let us
know.
For
those arriving on the 27th July we recommend that you come straight
to the Tyndall National Institute from the train station/airport since
the meeting will be starting at 1.30pm. You will be able to
check-in to Victoria Lodge after the talks on the first day are over
(at approximately 5.30pm). We will arrange taxis to bring you to
Victoria Lodge from Tyndall at this time.
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Participants
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A number of particpants have already confirmed attendance:
Dr Almut Beige, Imperial College London, UK. Talk on
"Repeat-Until-Success Quantum Computing".
Mr Jimmy Brophy, CIT, Cork.
Dr Thomas Busch, UCC, Cork. Talk on
"Quantum Computing with Cold Atoms".
Dr Donatella Cassettari, St. Andrew's, Scotland. Talk on "Bose Einstein
condensates in dynamic optical potentials".
Ms Iris Choi, UCC, Cork.
Dr John Costello, DCU, Dublin. Talk on "Imaging and Spectroscopy
with Laser Produced
Plasmas".
Ms Sarah Croke, Strathclyde, Scotland. Poster on "Maximum
Confidence Measurements".
Mr Kieran Deasy, CIT, Cork. Poster on "Laser Cooling and Trapping of
Rubidium Atoms" (with M Morrissey).
Prof Shangqing Gong, Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics,
China. Talk on "Coherent Control of Spectral Property via Few-Cycle
Ultrashort Laser
Pulses".
Prof Shiqi Jin, Shanghai Institute
of Optics and Fine Mechanics, China. Talk on "Spontaneous
Emission-Induced Coherent
Effects in Three-Level Atomic Systems".
Dr Jim McCann, QUB, Northern
Ireland. Talk on "Quantum
States in
Periodic Potentials".
Dr Liam McDonnell, CIT, Cork.
Mr Charles Moore, Tyndall National Institute, Cork.
Dr Alan Morrison, UCC, Cork. Talk on
"Geiger-mode avalanche photodiodes for single photon detection".
Mr Michael Morrissey, CIT, Cork. Poster on "Laser Cooling and Trapping
of Rubidium Atoms" (with K Deasy).
Mr Domhnall Murphy, QUB, Northern Ireland.
Dr Síle Nic Chormaic, CIT and
Tyndall National Institute, Cork.
Dr Yueping Niu, Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, China.
Talk on "Coherent Manipulation of Atomic Processes via Double-Dark
Resonance".
Mr Danny O'Shea, CIT, Cork.
Dr Mauro Paternostro, QUB, Northern
Ireland. Talk on "Some
Scenarios for Reliable Information Transfer Engineering".
Dr Mauro Pereira, Tyndall National Institute, Cork. Talk on
"Non-equilibrium Many Body Theory Applied to Quantum Engineering and
Simulation of Intersubband Devices".
Dr Brian Shortt, CIT, Cork. Talk on "Investigation of heavy-metal
fluoride microspheres as tools for ICT".
Dr Jason Twamley, NUIM, Maynooth.
Title TBA
Mr Jonathan Ward, CIT, Cork. Poster on "Investigagion of the
Spectral Behaviour of Microspherical Lasers".
Dr Alexander Yarovitskiy, CIT,
Cork. Talk on "Characterisation of the modulatino technique in
time-of-flight temperature measurements of a Rb MOT".
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This
workshop is supported by Science Foundation Ireland through the Royal
Irish Academy Ireland-China Collaboration Fund, Cork Institute of
Technology and Cork 2005.
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