Precision Measurements, Quantum Science and Ultracold Phenomena in Atomic and Molecular Physics

The Atomic Physics GRC has a 50-year history as a cornerstone for building our international community of atomic physicists by bringing together top researchers and future leaders in the field. Themes of this 25th Atomic Physics GRC include quantum sensors, tests of fundamental physics, novel phases of matter, quantum information science, and ultracold chemistry. Connections to particle physics, condensed-matter physics, gravitational physics, and astrophysics will be featured throughout the program.

While we expect that many senior scientists will attend, we also anticipate that, as throughout its history, the Atomic Physics GRC will attract a large number of early career participants. The participation of graduate students and postdocs is especially encouraged, and some financial support for early career researchers will be available. In addition, researchers with family obligations may apply for financial support towards housing and child care.