chair: M. Bellini chair: G. Roati chair: L. Gizzi chair: G. Gagliardi chair: R. Fontana chair: L. SacconiThe 2020 INO Annual Symposium
will be a unique platform for distinguished Italian and foreign scientists, from both research institutions and academia, to discuss the role of photonics in the emerging fields of quantum simulation/computing, sensing and communication. As of tradition, the conference will also represent the opportunity to share CNR-INO highlights presented by many young scientists, thus drawing an updated picture of the Institute main research lines.
Programme
MON. 23
Morning
Quantum Optics, Information and Metrology
Welcome
University of Queensland, Australia
The light fantastic: creating, detecting, and using photons
Quantum communication in Florence: recent achievements and future perspectives
Quantum phase estimation with Gaussian states: from quantum algorithms to atomic clocks
Tech Transfer: Spin-off storytelling
Integrated organic molecules for quantum technologies
Common-clock VLBI with a coherent optical fiber linkAfternoon
Cold Matter and Quantum Simulation
President, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche-CNR
25 years of Quantum degenerate Atomic gases at Ino-Cnr-Lens: just a first step
Nobel Laureate / MIT-Harvard Center for Ultracold Atoms, USA
From Bose-Einstein condensation to quantum simulations of spin physics
Observation of flavour-selective localization in interacting SU(N) lattice fermions
Magnetic excitations in superfluids
Vortex dynamics in homogeneous atomic superfluids
Institut d’Optique Graduate School, France
Many-body physics with arrays of individual atoms
Exploring the properties of a dipolar supersolidTUE. 24
Extreme light and matter
GoLP/IPFN Instituto Superior Técnico, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
Plasma acceleration: from compact accelerators to brilliant x-ray sources
Recent Advances and Perspectives of Shock Ignition approach to Laser Fusion
Perspectives on medical applications of laser-based particle accelerators and radiation sources
Opportunities for advanced R&D in the new European funding schemes
Simple systems under high pressures
Playing with extreme pressures to obtain new forms of carbonSensors, Spectroscopy and Communications
City University of New York, USA
Harnessing Broken Symmetries in Metamaterials for Sensing Applications
When science builds technologies: recent on-field Visible Light Communications (VLC) tests in the Basilica of Santa Maria Novella
Sustainable and eco-friendly technologies: the case of cellulose as material for low-cost gas sensors
Chief Editor of Nature Photonics
A discussion on scientific publishing
New application fields for ultrasensitive SCAR spectroscopy: from biofuels to nuclear decommissioning
QCL comb based frequency metrologyWED. 25
Heritage Science, Vision Science,
Solar Energy and Optical Design
Centre de recherche et de restauration des musées de France (C2RMF), France
Laser-based techniques for cultural heritage conservation
Lifetime imaging probe: from biological tissues to cultural heritage materials
Filtering blue light with ophthalmic lenses
Synthesis and characterization of magnetic nanofluids
Towards the European research infrastructure for heritage science
Director of Institute for Quantum Control of the Peter Grünberg Institute, Germany
Building the second quantum revolution Biophotonics
Northwestern University, USA
Functional imaging in the hippocampus: visualizing the brain’s spatial memory system</em
Tunable optical sensors for SERS detection of biomolecules in liquid samples
Image processing and big data management in light sheet microscopy
Science Outreach
Widefield imaging by second-harmonic interferometry
Light sheet illumination for quantitative super-resolution microscopy in tissuesRegister
Registration