Monday Morning January 6 2020

6:00PM Sunday, Jan. 5, Evening Reception in honor of 2020 PQE heroes at Golden Cliff Room Monday Morning January 6 2020 7:00 Continental breakfast Plenary Session Olga Kocharovskaya, Chair 7:30 Marlan Scully, Texas A&M University, “A Brief History of Quantum Laser Theory” 8:00 Donna Strickland, University of Waterloo, “From Nonlinear Optics to High-Intensity Laser Physics” 8:30 Chris Monroe, Institute for Quantum Information and Computer Science and University of Maryland, ”Quantum Control of Atomic-Like Systems with Light” Laser/PQE History Ultrafast Technology and Applications Optical Control and Entanglement Modern Problems of Quantum Systems in Quantum Electrodynamics Marlan Scully, Chair Donna Strickland, Chair Chris Monroe, Chair Haken Tureci,¨ Chair 9:10 Murray Sargent III, Microsoft, “Grow- Franz Kartner¨ , DESY and Universitat¨ Ania Jayich, TBA, “TBA” Shanhui Fan, Stanford University, ing up with Laser Theory” Hamburg, “Terahertz Generation and Ac- “Thermal supercurrent in non-reciprocal celeration” near field electromagnetic heat transfer” 9:30 Douglas Stone, Yale University, “Aspects Matthew Weidman, Ludwig Maximil- Benjamin Bloom, Atom Computing, Inc., Alejandro Rodriguez, Princeton Uni- of Laser Theory in the 21st Century” lian University and Max-Planck Institute “Alkaline Earth Atom Arrays” versity, “Scattering bounds on spon- for Quantum Optics, “Towards Petahertz taneous emission and Casimir–Polder Electronics” forces in nanostructured media” 9:50 Anatoly Svidzinsky, Texas A&M Univer- Jiahui Peng, Huazhong University of Sci- James Chou, NIST, “Coherent Control, Nicholas Roch, Universite´ Grenoble sity, “Master equation analysis of fluctua- ence of Technology, “Study of build-up High-Resolution Spectroscopy of a Sin- Alpes, “Observation of many-body zero- tions in an interacting Bose gas” dynamics of passive mode-locked lasers” gle Molecular Ion, and Entanglement” point fluctuations in superconducting circuits” 10:10 Frank Wise, Cornell University, “Spa- Aart Verhoef, Texas A&M University, Julio Gea-Banacloche, NSF and Univer- Hakan Tureci¨ , Princeton University, tiotemporal Mode-Locking” “Ultrafast fiber laser technology for high- sity of Arkansas, “AMO and Quantum In- “Quantum Electrodynamics with non- field physics and high-speed nonlinear formation Programs at The National Sci- Hermitian Modes” imaging” ence Foundation” 10:30 — Break — Plenary Session Linda Young, Chair 10:50 Naomi Halas, Rice University, “Nanomaterials and Light for Sustainability and Societal Impact” 11:20 Olga Kocharovskaya, Texas A&M University, “Quantum Optics with X-rays: Dynamical Control of Resonant Interaction” Plasmon-Enhanced Chemistry Quantum Optics with X-rays I Third-Order Parametric Fundamentals of quantum mechanics Down-Conversion Naomi Halas, Chair Olga Kocharovskaya, Chair Maria Chekhova, Chair Hichem Eleuch, Chair 12:00 Steve Cronin, University of Southern Linda Young, ArgonneDraft National Labora- Maria Chekhova, Max-Planck Institute Leon Cohen, City University of New California, “Ultrafast Dynamics of Hot tory and The University of Chicago, “Res- for the Science of Light, “Towards third- York, “Quantum Methods Applied to Electrons in Photocatalytic Nanostruc- onant propagation of x-rays from the lin- order parametric down-conversion in op- Classical Systems” tures: Distinguishing the Influence on In- ear to nonlinear regimes” tical fibers” terband and Plasmon Resonances” 12:20 Jiming Bao, University of Houston, Adriana Palffy´ , Max-Planck-Institut Benoˆıt Boulanger, Institute Neel´ , “Triple Shi-Yao Zhu, Zhejiang University, “Production of long-chain hydrocarbons fur¨ Kernphysik, “Nuclear transitions for photons” “Generation of multicomponent atomic through CO2 photothermal reduction us- quantum control and metrology” Schrodinger¨ cat states of up to 20 qubits” ing cobalt nanocrystals” 12:40 Emiliano Cortes´ , Ludwig-Maximilians- Yuri Shvyd’ko, Argonne National Christopher Wilson, University of Wa- Godfrey Gumbs, Hunter College of the Universitat¨ , “Plasmonic chemical hot- Laboratory, “Cavity-Based X-ray Free- terloo, “Observation of Three-Photon City University of New York, “Many spots” Electron Lasers: Recent Developments” Spontaneous Parametric Downconversion Many-Body effects on the optical absorp- in a Superconducting Parametric Cavity” tion propertie sof α-T3 materials interacting with light” Monday Evening January 6 2020

Plenary Session Alexey Belyanin, Chair 19:00 Vladimir Shalaev, Purdue University, “Plasmonic Metamaterials Meet Quantum” 19:30 Da-Wei Wang, Zhejiang University, “Topological phases of quantized light” 20:00 Gennady Shvets, Cornell University, “Time–Varying Metamaterials: A New Paradigm in Nonlinear and Active Photonics” Flat Optics Topological Quantum Optics Designer Metamaterials and Plasmon-Enhanced Processes Metasurfaces for Nonlinear Optics Vladimir Shalaev, Chair Da-Wei Wang, Chair Gennady Shvets, Chair Naomi Halas, Chair 20:50 Jelena Vuckovic, Stanford University, Oded Zilbergerg, ETH Zurich, “Dimen- Pierre Berini, University of Ottawa, Prineha Narang, Harvard University, “Inverse Design of large-scale practical sional reduction, topological pumps, and “Plasmonic heptamer-arranged nano-hole “Cavity Control of Transformations in photonic circuits” topological quasicrystals” arrays” Quantum Matter” 21:10 Bob Boyd, University of Ottawa, “Func- Han Cai, Zhejiang University, “Manipu- Ritesh Agarwal, TBA, “TBA” Shunping Zhang, Wuhan University, tionalized metasurfaces on an epsilon- late the Localization Length of Flatband “Nonlinear Nanophotonics based on Sur- near-zero platform” in Thermal Vapor” face Plasmon Polaritons” 21:30 Noah Rubin, Harvard University, “Ma- Edo Walks, University of Maryland, Augustine Urbas, Air Force Research Alessandro Alabastri, Rice University, trix Fourier optics and compact full- “Topological photonics with quantum Laboratory, “Controlling nonlinear gen- “Nanoscale heating for macroscale chal- Stokes polarization imaging with meta- light and synthetic gauge fields” eration via multipolar interference” lenges: light harvesting for water desali- surfaces” nation” 21:50 Andrei Faraon, California Institute of Zheng-Wei Zhou, University of Science Natalia Lichinitser, TBA, “TBA” Teri Odom, Northwestern University, Technology, “Metaoptics: from 2D and and Technology of China, “Simulating “Conformal Quantum Emitters Coupled 3D” and manipulating topological physics in to Plasmonic Lattices” photonics synthetic dimensions” 22:10 Patrice Genevet, Universite´ Coteˆ Gediminas Juzeliunas, Vilnius Univer- Hayk Harutyunyan, Emory University, Hongxing Xu, Wuhan University, “Ul- d’Azur, “Applications and integration of sity, “Geometric phases and spin-orbit “Nonlinear Chiral Response of Plasmonic trasensing optical spectroscopy of plas- semiconductor-based Metasurfaces” coupling for periodically driven systems” Hybrid Metasurfaces” monic nanocavity” Draft Tuesday Morning January 7 2020 7:00 Continental breakfast Plenary Session Weng Chow, Chair 7:30 Peter Nordlander, Rice University, “Plasmon-induced hot carrier generation, relaxation, and applications” 8:00 Amnon Yariv, TBA, “TBA” 8:30 Ernst Rasel, TBA, “TBA” Active Nanophotonics Applied Laser Physics Atom Optics and Interferometry I Epsilon-Zero Optics Peter Nordlander, Chair Peter Reithmaier, Chair Ernst Rasel, Chair Howard Lee, Chair 9:10 Arseniy Kuznetsov, Institute of Mate- Johann Peter Reithmaier, University Arnaud Landragin, Universite PSL and Eric Mazur, Harvard University, “Ex- rials Research and Engineering in Sin- of Kassel, “Ultra-Narrow Linewidth Sorbonne Universite, “Accurate rotation treme optics with zero index metamateri- gapore, “Active and tunable dielectric of Quantum Dot DIstributed Feedback rate measurements witha cold atom Inter- als” metaoptics” Lasers” ferometer” 9:30 Koray Aydin, Northwestern University, Gadi Eisenstein, Russel Berrie Nan- Grant Biedermann, University of Okla- Andrea Di Falco, University of St. An- “Emerging Anisotropic 2D Layered Ma- otechnology Institute, “Resonant and non- homa, “Growing complexity in quantum drews, “Conformable and nonlinear ep- terials for Photonics, Plasmonics and Po- resonant tunneling injection in quantum metrology with neutral atom spins” silon near zero metamaterials” laritonics” dot gain media” 9:50 Jason Valentine, Vanderbilt University, John Bowers, University of Califor- Lucia Hackermuller, TBA, “TBA” Yuanmu Yang, Tsinghua University, “Compound Metaoptics For Image Pro- nia Santa Barbara, “Narrow Linewidth “Nonlinear Up- and Down-Conversion cessing” Widely Tunable Semiconductor Lasers on Using Epsilon-near-zero Materials” Si” 10:10 Alejandro Manjavacas, University of Kent Choquette, University of Illinois, Jeffrey Lee, Naval Postgraduate School, Howard Lee, Baylor University and New Mexico, “Analysis of the near and far “Control of Complex Coupling in Micro- “Progress toward a magnetically sensitive Texas A&M University, “Epsilon-near- field produced by plasmonic arrays” cavity Laser Arrays” atom interferometer” zero Optics in Planar and Optical Fiber Platform” 10:30 — Break — Plenary Session Mark Saffman, Chair 10:50 Peter Zoller, University of Innsbruck and Austrian Academy of Sciences, “Cross–Platform Verification of Intermediate Scale Quantum Devices” 11:20 Warwick Bowen, Univesity of Queensland, “Superfluid thin-film optomechanics: Coherent vortex dynamics, cooling and Brillouin lasing” Programmable Quantum Simulators and Strongly-Interacting Superfluids Quantum Optics with X-rays II Quantum and Spin Photonics Quantum Sensors Peter Zoller, Chair Warwick Bowen, Chair Jorg¨ Evers, Chair Zubin Jacob, Chair 12:00 Adam Kaufman, JILA, “Atom arrays of Jack Harris, Yale University, “Single- David Reis, Stanford PULSE Institute, Andrew Weiner, Purdue University, ultracold strontium: new tools for many- phonon quantum optomechanics experi- “Nonequlibrium lattice dynamics mea- “Frequency Bin Photonic Entanglement: body physics and metrology” ments in a superfluid-filledDraft cavity” surements” Characterization and Control” 12:20 Hannes Pichler, Caltech, “Quantum Al- John Davis, University of Alberta, “Can Christian Ott, Max-Planck-Institut fur¨ Zubin Jacob, Purdue University, “Spin-1 gorithms with Rydberg atom arrays” a superfluid break translational symme- Kernphysik, “Strongly driving resonant Maxwellian Phases of Matter” try?” transitions with intense XUV pulses” 12:40 Mark Saffman, University of Wisconsin– David Schuster, TBA, “TBA” Davide Bleiner, Swiss Federal Laborato- Hong Tang, Yale University, “Integrated Madison, “Quantum computing in 2D ries for Materials & Technology and Uni- photon sources and detectors on χ(2) atomic arrays” versity of Zurich, “Table-top two-color waveguide platform” soft X-ray laser by means of Ni-like plasmas” Tuesday Evening January 7 2020

Plenary Session Ron Folman, Chair 19:00 Ralf Rohlsberger¨ , BESY, “When X-rays go Quantum: From Cavity QED to Quantum Imaging” 19:30 Nikolay Zheludev, University of Southampton and Nanyang Technological University, “Optical super-resolution beyond λ/100 through artificial intelligence” 20:00 Dana Anderson, ColdQuanta, Inc. and University of Colorado, “Coherent Matterwave Emission from an Atomtronic Transistor Oscillator” X-ray and Nuclear Quantum Optics Artificial Intelligence and Nanophotonics Atomtronics Quantum Photonics Ralf Rohlsberger,¨ Chair Nikolay Zheludev, Chair Dana Anderson/Barry Garraway, Chair Peter Nordlander, Chair 20:50 Jorg¨ Evers, Max Planck Institute for Nu- Alexandra Boltasseva, Purdue Univer- Mark Edwards, Georgia Southern Uni- Jennifer Dionne, TBA, “TBA” clear Physics, “Towards fast adaptive res- sity, “Advancing Photonic Device Design versity, “Mechanism for smooth flow pro- onant X-ray optics” with Machine Learning” duction in atom circuits by stirring” 21:10 Lars Bocklage, DESY, “X-ray quantum Daniel Brunner, CNRS and FEMTO-ST, Malcolm Boshier, Los Alamos National Tigran Shahbazyan, Jackson State Uni- phase control with transient magnons” “Towards scalable Photonic Neural Net- Laboratory, “Atomtronic Rotation Sen- versity, “Transition to strong coupling works” sors” regime for quantum emitters coupled to a plasmonic resonator” 21:30 Christina Bomer¨ , European X-ray Free Claudio Conti, National Research Coun- Ron Folman, Ben-Gurion University of Stephen Gray, Argonne National Labo- Electron Laser, “Systematic Investigation cil and University Sapeinza, “Wave com- the Negev, “A T 3 Stern-Gerlach matter- ratory, “Energy Propagation in Strongly of X-rays Quantum Frequency Conver- plexity and computation” wave interferometer on the atom chip” Coupled Quantum Dot/Lattice Plasmon sion into Visible and Ultraviolet Photons” Systems” 21:50 Joachim von Zanthier, University of Er- Junsuk Rho, Pohang University of Sci- Barry Garraway, University of Sussex, Javier Aizpurua, San Sebastian langen, “Quantum imaging with incoher- ence and Technology, “Nanophotonics “Dressing ultra-cold atoms for circuits, (CSIC-UPV/EHU) and DIPC, “Sub- ently scattered light from Free-Electron and deep-learning” shells and lattices” femtosecond Electron Transport in a Lasers” Nanoscale Gap” 22:10 Bernhard Adams, Quantum Optics Ap- Nader Engheta, Univeristy of Pennsylva- John Howell, Hebrew University of Henry Everitt, U.S. Army Combat Ca- plied Research, “Hanbury Brown–Twiss nia, “Photonic Mathemtatics with Metas- Jerusalem, “Towards a White Hole: An pabilities Development Command Avia- Astronomy with Ultrafast Imaging Pho- tructures and Mach-Zehnder Interferome- Optics Approach to Radiative Cooling” tion and Missile Center and Duke Univer- ton Detectors to Measure the Hubble ters (MZIs)” sity, “Widely tunable compact terahertz Constant” Draft gas lasers” Wednesday Morning January 8 2020 7:00 Continental breakfast Plenary Session George Welch, Chair 7:30 William Unruh, University of BC and Texas A&M University, “Time Gravity and Quantum Mechanics” 8:00 Alexei Sokolov, Texas A&M University, “Applications of molecular coherence — from stand-off detection to nano-sensing — from ultrafast physics to biophotonics” 8:30 Yoshihisa Yamamoto, NTT Research, “Quantum Neural Network — connecting Quantum and Brain with Optics” Molecular Coherence Phenomena 2-D Materials Architectures and Materials for Photonic Atom Optics and Interferometry II Networks Deniz Yavuz, Chair Alexandra Boltasseva, Chair Yoshi Yamamoto, Chair Frank Narducci, Chair 9:10 Masayuki Katsuragawa, University of Susanne Yelin, University of Connecti- Helmut Katzgraber, Microsoft, Frank Narducci, Naval Postgraduate Electro-Communications, “Designing cut and Harvard, “Quantum-level appli- “Quantum-driven classical optimiza- School, “Asymmetry and coherence in nonlinear optical processes: Attractive cations of 2D dipole arrays” tion” continuous-beam atom interferometers” rout to high resolution laser spectroscopy in the vacuum ultraviolet region” 9:30 Benjamin Strycker, BRIC and Texas Alexey Belyanin, Texas A&M Univer- Ryan Hamerly, MIT, “Towards Large- Mark Havey, Old Dominion University, A&M University, “Stimulated Raman sity, “Optical Hall effect and extreme Scale Photonic Accelerators for Deep “Raman Scattering and Atom Counting in Backscattering Amplification in Plasmas anisotropy of surface polaritons in Weyl Learning” Cold Rudibium Gas” and Gases” semimetals” 9:50 Fetah Benabid, Universite´ de Limoges, Dimitri Voronine, University of South Marty Fejer, Stanford University, Zhifan Zhou, Ben-Gurion University of “In-fiber gas-phase nanostructuring and Florida, “Quantum Biosensing with 2D “Ultrabroadband Nonlinear Optics the Negev, “An experimental test of the dispersion control for non-classical light Materials” in Nanophotonic Periodically Poled geodesic rule proposition for the non- sources” Lithium Niobate Waveguides” cyclic geometric phase” 10:10 Volker Deckert, Leibniz Institute of Pho- Jha Pankaj, California Institute of Tech- Matthew Pelton, University of Mary- Michael Manicchia, Naval Postgraduate tonic Technology, “Plasmon Enhanced nology, “Building a Quantum Hardware land, “Coupled Quantum-Dot/Plasmonic School, “Dual continuous cold atom beam Probe Spectroscopies Structural Investi- with Color Centers in Atomically Thin Nanoparticle Assembles for Low-Power accelerometer/gyroscope” gation of Nanoscale Objects” Crystals” Optical Nonlinearities” 10:30 — Break — Plenary Session Virgil Sanders, Chair 10:50 Marlan Scully, TAMU, Baylor, Princeton, “Presentation of the 2020 Willis E. Lamb Award for Laser Science and Quantum Optics” 11:20 Mikhail Lukin, Harvard University, “New frontier of quantum science and engineering” Quantum Physics Quantum Optics with X-rays III Nonlinear optics and optical frequency Novel Optics combs in microresonators Mikhail Lukin, Chair David Reis, Chair Tobias Kippenberg, Chair Volker Dekert, Chair 12:00 Luiz Davidovich, Federal University of Barry Walker, UniversityDraft of Delaware, Tobias Kippenberg, EPFL, “Photonic- Jian Zi, Fudan University, “Bound states Rio de Janeiro, “Quantum Metrology of “Ultrafast K-shell Hole Creation from chip based soliton microcombs” in-the-continuum in periodic photonic Open Systems: Exact solutions” Strong and Ultrastrong Laser REscatter- systems: observations and polarization- ing: optimized Wavelength and Intensity state manipulations” Yields for Lithium to Uranium” 12:20 Janos´ Bergou, Hunter College of the City Wen-Te Liao, National Central Univer- Xinhao Li, Massachusetts Institute Zhenrong Zhang, Baylor University, University of New York, “90 years after sity, “Control and production of nuclear of Technology, “Modeling Colloidal- “Nano-focusing of light with optical the Bohr-Einstein debate: Complementar- excitations, from free space to a cladding Quantum-Dot Plasmonic Laser as fiber-plasmonic hybrid probe” ity revisited” x-ray waveguide” Excitable Spike Neuron” 12:40 Giacomo Torlai, TBA, “Enhancing quan- Uwe Thumm, Kansas State University, Takasumi Tanabe, Keio University, Eugeniy Mikhailov, William & Mary tum simulators with neural networks” “Ro-vibrational dynamics and stabiliza- “Generation of clustered comb with University, “Tuning laser frequency re- + tion of laser-excited O2 ” dispersion controlled high-Q crystalline sponse from low to high with dispersion” whispering gallery mode microcavity fabricated with mechanical machining” Wednesday Evening January 8 2020

Plenary Session Vaclav´ Spiˇ cka,ˇ Chair 19:00 Mercedeh Khajavikhan, TBA, “TBA” 19:30 Hui Cao, Yale University, “Physics and Application of Complex Lasers” 20:00 Jorge Rocca, Colorado State University, “Relativistic nanophotonics: creating extreme plasma conditions and ﬁelds with ultrafast lasers” Physics of Semiconductor Nanolasers Physics and Applications of Complex Ultra-Intense Laser/Matter Int + X-ray Harris Fest: Current Research by Lasers Lasers Steve’s Former Students Mercedeh Khajavikhan, Chair Hui Cao, Chair Jorge Rocca, Chair Alexei Sokolov, Chair 20:50 Markus Lindemann, Rhur-University Ortwin Hess, Imperial College Lon- Matthias Fuchs, University of Andy Kung, National Tsing Hua Univer- Bochum, “Ultrafast Spin-Lasers” don and Trinity College Dublin, “Spatio- Nebraska–Lincoln, “Enhanced per- sity, “Single-cycle pulses — from molec- Temporal Near-Field and Multi-Mode formance and controllability of compact ular modulation to multi-plate pulse com- Dynamics of Large-Area and Disordered laser-driven high-brightness X-ray pression” Semiconductor Lasers” sources” 21:10 Hui Deng, University of Michigan, “Co- Marc Sciamanna, CentraleSupelec´ , Felicie Albert, TBA, “TBA” Deniz Yavuz, University of Wiscon- herent Light-Matter Interactions in 2D “Collective dynamics of semiconductor sin, “Toward Continuous-Wave Molec- Semiconductors” laser modes” ular Modulation Using Glass Microres- onators” 21:30 Alejandro Yacomotti, Universite´ Paris, Fan-Yi Lin, National Tsing Hua Uni- Carmen Menoni, Colorado State Uni- Danielle Braje, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, “Towards few photon bifurcations in cou- versity, “Generations of chaos-modulated versity, “Optical interference coatings for “Solid State Magnetometers Designed for pled nanolasers” pulses for 3D pulsed chaos lidars” high performance peta-watt class lasers” Deployability” 21:50 Stephan Reitzenstein, Technische Uni- Delphine Wolfersberger, Centrale- Cameron Geddes, Lawrence Berkeley Shengwang Du, Hong Kong University versitat¨ Berlin, “Micropillar Lasers with Supelec´ , “Emerging applications from National Laboratory, “Compact ultrafast of Science and Technology, “Narrow- Site-controlled Quantum Dots as Active photorefractive nonlinear photonics” accelerators and photon sources using band Biphotons: Generation, Manipula- Medium” laser-plasma acceleration” tion, and Applications” 22:10 Weng Chow, Sandia National Laborato- Simon Mahler, Weizmann Institute of Bedros Afeyan, Polymath Research Inc., Sharon Shwartz, Bar Ilan University, ries, “Mode locking in a single-section Science, “Solving combinatorial prob- “Challenges in the Nonlinear Optics of “Observation of strong nonlinear interac- semiconductor laser: theory and experi- lems with coupled lasers” High Energy Density Plasmas: Memory tions in parametric downconversion of X- ment” and Self-Organization, Control, Inverse rays into ultraviolet radiation” DraftProblems and Machine Learning” Thursday Morning January 9 2020 7:00 Continental breakfast Plenary Session Frank Narducci, Chair 7:30 Gershon Kurizki, Weizmann Institute of Science, “Machines Powered by Heat and Information: Is Quantumness an Advantage?” 8:00 Federico Capasso, Harvard University, “Multifunctional Flat Optics: High Performance Components to Cameras” 8:30 Wolfgang Schleich, Universitat¨ Ulm, “Hawking radiation and the logarithmic phase singularity” Quantum Thermodynamic Machines MetaQuantum Atom Optics and Interferometry III Rydberg Physics with Applications to Quantum Information Science Gershon Kurizki, Chair Federico Capasso, Chair Wolfgang Schleich, Chair Svetlana Malinovskaya, Chair 9:10 Ozg¨ ur¨ Mustecaplio¨ glu˘ , Koc¸University, Mark Brongersma, TBA, “TBA” Robert Thompson, TBA, “TBA” Svetlana Malinovskaya, Stevens Insti- “Quantum Fules for Quantum Machines” tute of Technology, “Chirped pulse entanglement of Rydberg atoms” 9:30 Nir Bar-Gill, Hebrew University, “En- Xingjie Ni, Pennsylvania State Univer- Naceur Gaaloul, Leibniz University of Alexey Gorshkov, NIST/University of hanced polarization transfer and many- sity, “Nonreciprocal Light Propagation Hanover, “Atom optics experiments in Maryland, “Nondestructive cooling of body dynamics in spin ensembles in di- with a Time-Varying Metasurface” space with the Cold Atom Laboratory fa- an atomic quantum register via state- amond” cility” insensitive Rydberg Interactions” 9:50 Fred Jendrzejewski, Universitat¨ Hei- Marko Loncarˇ , Harvard University, Jason Williams, California Institute of Irina Novikova, William & Mary Univer- delberg, “Quantized refrigerator for an “Photonic and Phononic Interfaces for Di- Technology, “Maturing Space-Based Pre- sity, “Optical Quantum States Control via atomic cloud” amond Spin Qubits” cision Metrology with Atom Interferome- Four-wave Mixing in Rb vapor” ter Studies Aboard the ISS” 10:10 Eilon Poem, Weizmann Insitute of Sci- Andrea Alu, TBA, “TBA” Matthias Meister, Ulm University, “The Robin Cotˆ e´, University of Massachusetts ence, “Experimental demonstration of Space Atom Laser: An isotropic source Boston, “Rydberg electrons as a sensitive quantum effects in the operation of micro- for ultracold atoms aboard the Interna- proble” scopic heat engines” tional Space Station” 10:30 — Break — Plenary Session Luiz Davidovich, Chair 10:50 Mark Raizen, University of Texas, “Zooming in on Brownian Motion with Einstein’s Speed Demon” 11:20 Chao-Yang Lu, University of Science and Technology of China, “Scalable photonic quantum technologies” Measurement of Physical Forces Photonic Quantum Computing Open Systems Optical Resonators: Physics on the Nanoscale and Applications Mark Raizen, Chair Chao-Yang Lu, Chair Yuri Rostovtsev, Chair Lan Yang, Chair 12:00 Paulo Maia Neto, Universidade Federal Richard Warburton, TBA, “TBA” Vaclav´ Spiˇ ckaˇ , Academy of Sciences of Frank Vollmer, University of Exeter, do Rio de Janeiro, “Probing the screen- the Czech Republic, “Dynamics of open “Single-Molecule Sensing: Light waves ing of the Casimir interaction with optical Draftsystems and quantum transport theory” meet molecular machines” tweezers” 12:20 Giorgio Gratta, Stanford University, Glenn Solomon, TBA, “TBA” Peter Keefe, University of Detroit Mercy, Tal Carmon, TBA, “TBA” “Measuring gravity at short distances and “Thermodynamics of Mesoscopic Super- other fun tricks with levitated micro- conductors” spheres” 12:40 Jeremy Munday, University of Califor- Li-Ping Yang, Purdue University, Roland Allen, Texas A&M University, Lan Yang, Washington University, nia, “Casimir forces and torques” “Single-Photon Detection Using Quan- “An ideal dark matter scenario and the ex- “Explore Chiral Modes at Exceptional tum Phase Transitions” perimental evidence supporting it” Points in Whispering-Gallery-Mode Resonators” 17:30 Poster Session and Buffet Dinner — Ballrooms 2 & 3 Thursday Evening January 9 2020

Plenary Session Vanderlei Bagnato, Chair 19:00 Mete Atature, TBA, “TBA” 19:30 Ren-Bao Liu, The Chinese University of Hong-Kong, “Quantum Sensing, sensing quantum” 20:00 Ron Folman, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, “TBA” Semiconductor Quantum Optics Diamond Quantum Sensing Quantum Informatics Atom Optics and Interferometry IV Mete Atature, Chair Ren-Bao Liu, Chair Ron Folman, Chair Wolfgang Schleich, Chair 20:50 Janik Wolters, German Aerospace Cen- Quan Li, THe Chinese University of Peter Drummond, Swinburne University Lisa Worner¨ , University of Bremen, ter, “Vapor Cell memories for single pho- Hong Kong, “Measuring soft matters us- of Technology, “Dynamics of cat-states “Quantum Gases Aboard the ISS-the tons” ing nanodiamond based orientation sens- and quantum tunneling in quantum cir- BECCAL Project” ing” cuits” 21:10 Florian Katsch, Technische Universitat¨ Peter Maurer, THe University of Vanderlei Bagnato, University of Sao˜ Denys Bondar, Tulane University, Berlin, “Theory of ultrafast excitonic dy- Chicago, “Diamond quantum nanosen- Paulo, “Turbulent BEC: Demonstration “When is it easier for a quantum particle namics in TMDCs: Exciton scattering in- sors for probing complex biological of Nonthermal States and Universal Scal- to unnel through than to fly above a duced dephasing and pump-probe spec- processes” ing Properties” barrier?” troscopy” 21:30 Marcelo Davanco, NIST, “Heteroge- Jean-Francois Roch, TBA, “TBA” Vladimir Malinovsky, US Army Re- Gary Rozenman, Tel-Aviv University, neous integrated silicon photonic circuits search Laboratory, “Universal pulse “Black Hole Physics, Kennard Phase and with deterministically fabricated single shapes of beam splitter and mirror for ar- Surface Gravity Water Waves” quantum dot single-photon sources” bitrary large area atom interferometer” 21:50 Frank Jahnke, University of Bremen, Philip Hemmer, Texas A&M University, Alexey Akimov, Texas A&M Univer- Paulo Nussenzveig, Universidade de Sao˜ “Quantum-dot-like states and excited- “Color-center engineering in diamond” sity, “Toward quantum simulation with Paulo, “Challenging conventional wis- carrier effects in atomically thin transition Thulium atom” dom with Optical Parametric Oscillators” metal dichalcogenide semiconductors” 22:10 Yue Luo, Harvard University, “Plas- David Simpson, University of Mel- Barnabas Kim, Texas A&M University, Philippe Bouyer, CNRS–IOGS, “Atom monic cavity enhanced single photon bourne, “Bio-Sensing and imaging with “Correlation inside Canonical Ensemble interferometry for advanced geodesy an emission from low-dimensional materi- diamond quantum probes” through the investigation on Ideal Bose gravitational wave observation” als” DraftGas” Friday Morning January 10 2020 7:00 Continental breakfast Plenary Session Peter Keefe, Chair 7:30 Paul Corkum, University of Ottawa, “Combining vector beams and coherent control to generate large THz magnetic field transients” 8:00 Leonid Butov, University of California at San Diego, “Condensation of indirect excitons” 8:30 Franco Nori, RIKEN and University of Michigan, “Quantum Nonlinear Optics without Photons, how to excite two or more atoms simultaneously with a single photon, and other unusual properties of ultra-strongly-coupled QED systems.” Controlling Light to Control Materials Exciton Condensation Quantum Superpositions Photon Physics Paul Corkum, Chair Leonid Butov, Chair Franco Nori, Chair Vladimir Malinovsky, Chair 9:10 Peter Hommelhoff, Universitat¨ Erlan- Peter Abbamonte, University of Illinois Margaret Reid, Swinburne University of Andrei Afanasev, George Washington gen, “Ultrafast physics in graphene and at Urbana-Champaign, “Suppression of Technology, “Macroscopic realism, time University, “Angular Momentum and Po- across graphene-SiC interface” the exciton Bose condensate in TiSe2Cux and the Q-function model of reality” larization Transfer from Twisted Light to by electron doping” Atoms” 9:30 Shima Mirzaeimoghader, University of Jie Shan, Cornell University, “Interlayer John Reintjes, KeyW Corp, “Temporal Hichem Eleuch, Abu dhabi University, Central Florida, “Symmetry and High exciton condensation in atomic double Resolution in Photon Correlations” “Harmonic-Like Potentials: New Classes Harmonic Generation from Crystalline layers” of Potentials with Exact Energies and Solids” Eigenfunctions” 9:50 Guilio Vampa, SLAC National Acceler- Luis Jauregui, University of Califor- Byoung Ham, Gwangju Institute of Sci- Edward Fry, Texas A&M University, ator Laboratory, “Beating absorption in nia at Irvine, “Interlayer Excitons and ence and Technology, “Understanding of “High Sensitivity Optical Absorption solid-state high harmonics” Magneto-Exciton Condensation in van quantum superposition for unconditional Studies” der Waals Heterostructures” security in classical key distribution” 10:10 Ravi Bhardwaj, University of Ottawa, Philippe St-Jean, Universite´ Paris- Sergey Polyakov, NIST, “Energy ef- Fu-li Li, Xi’an Jiaotong University, “Ef- “Spatially controlled nanostructuring of Saclay, “Measuring topological invariants ficient classical communication via a ficient tomography of orbital angular mo- silicon with light” in polaritonic lattices” quantum-measurement-inspired proto- mentum states of photons” col” 10:30 — Break — Plenary Session Bob Boyd, Chair 10:50 Girish Agarwal, Texas A&M University, “Magnons: New Platform for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information Science” 11:20 Harry Atwater, California Institute of Technology, “Laser Lightsails” Macroscopic Magnon Systems Radiation Pressure Manipulation and Novel Detection Systems Quantum Sensors for Fundamental Physics Propulsion Girish Agarwal, Chair Harry Atwater, Chair Fu-li Li, Chair Kater Murch, Chair 12:00 Can-Ming Hu, University of Mani- Grover Swartzlander, Rochester Insti- Yuri Rostovtsev, University of North Shimon Kolkowitz, University of Wis- toba, “Unidirectional Invisibility in Cav- tute of Technology,Draft “Radiation Pressure Texas, “A novel resonant single frequency consin – Madison, “Searching for new ity Magnonics” and Beam Riding with a Space Variant molecular detection with high sensitivity physics with differential optical lattice Grating” and selectivity for gas mixtures” clock comparisons” 12:20 Yasunobu Nakamura, University of Kevin Webb, Purdue University, “En- Narangerel Altangerel, Texas A&M Uni- Igor Pikovski, Stockholm University and Tokyo and RIKEN Center for Emergent hanced Optical Force with Nanostruc- versity, “Applied Raman spectroscopy: Stevens Institute of Technology, “Quan- Matter Science, “Quantum magnonics in tured Material” Analyzing animal characteristics by their tum optics in the presence of time dila- a millimter-scale ferromagnetic sphere” feces” tion” 12:40 Michael E. Tobar, University of Western Mikhail Kats, University of Wisconsin- Zhedong Zhang, Texas A&M University, Andrew Jayich, UC Santa Barbara, “Ra- Australia, “Implementations of Cavity- Madison, “Engineering of optical forces “Quantum cooperativity in Living Mat- dium: a platform for precision measure- Magnon Polariton Systems: from Ul- and thermoregulation of laser sails for ter” ment” tra Strong Coupling to Applications in light spacecraft” Precision Measurement and Fundamental Physics” Friday Evening January 10 2020 Plenary Session Marlan Scully, Chair 19:00 Vanderlei Bagnato, University of Sao˜ Paulo, “Microbiological control with photodynamic action: new hope against resistant bacterias” 19:30 Vladislav Yakovlev, "from Quantum Physics To Quantum Chemistry and Quantum Biology 20:00 Shaul Mukamel, TBA, “TBA” Quantum mechanics in curved and living Non-Classical Biophysics and Imaging Quantum Molecular Physics Coherent and Enhanced AMO platforms William Unruh, Chair Vladislav Yakovlev, Chair Shaul Mukamel, Chair Anatoly Svidzinsky, Chair 20:50 Jonathan Ben-Benjamin, Texas A&M Leonid Krivitsky, Institute of Materi- Christian Bressler, European XFEL, Zhenhuan Yi, Texas A&M University, University, ''The Unruh and Moore als Research and Engineering, “Infrared “Femtosecond X-Ray Experiments at Eu- “Enhancing Coherent Anti-Stokes scat- effects, and equivalence between metrology with visible light” ropean XFEL” tering with IR” accelerating frames'' Konstantin Dorfman, East China Nor- Wei Xiong, UC San Diego, “Ultrafast Yogesh Patil, TBA, “Measuring the Topo- mal University, “Four-wave mixing spec- Nonlinear Dynamics and Coupling be- logical Structure Around a Triple Excep- 21:10 Arash Azizi, Texas A&M University, “TBA” troscopy with squeezed light” tween Molecular Polaritons in Different tional Point” Cavities” 21:30 Tuguldur Begzjav, Texas A&M Univer- Joel Bixler, TBA, “TBA” Pavel Polynkin, The University of Ari- Zhe He, Texas A&M University, “Tip en- sity, “TBA” zona, “Spectral interference in short-wave hanced chemical mapping of DNA/RNA and mid-wave infrared laser filaments in at single-molecule resolution” gases” 21:50 TBA, TBA, “TBA” Wolfgang Losert, TBA, “TBA” Luca Argenti, University of Florida, Mariia Shutova, Texas A&M University, “Circular Holographic Ionization-Phase “Nanoantennas for chiral single-molecule Meter” spectroscopy” 22:10 TBA, TBA, “TBA” Dmitry Kurouski, Texas A&M Univer- Arvinder Sandhu, University of Arizona, Kai Wang, Texas A&M University, sity, “Observation of Hot-Carrier Driven “Probing electronic couplings with XUV “Studies of Atomic Hydrogen Superflu- Chemical Reaction by TERS” transient spectroscopy” orescence in Flames Using Femtosecond Pump-Probe Spectroscopy” Draft