Monday 4 September
08:15 |
Registration
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08:45 |
Opening remarks: S Kumar, University College London, UK
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Session I: 2D system Chair: Seigo Tarucha, Tokyo University, Japan
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09:00 |
Plenary Speaker: Fractional Quantum Hall effect in a spin Jainendra Jain, Penn State University, USA
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10:00 |
Invited Talk: Quantization of heat flow (and its breakdown) in Fractional Quantum Hall states Moty Heiblum, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
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10:45 |
Coffee break
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11:15 |
Invited Talk: Classical tomography of single-electron wave-packet arrival distribution Masaya Kataoka, National Physical Laboratory, UK
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11:45 |
Orientation of hole quantum Hall nematic phases in a perpendicular electric field Joanna Waldie, University of Cambridge, UK
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12:00 |
Disentangling surface and bulk transport in topological insulator p-n Junctions Dirk Backes, Loughborough University, UK
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12:15 |
Anisotropic fractional Quantum Hall effect Zlatko Papic, University of Leeds, UK
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12:30 |
Electron transport coupled to mechanical motion in nanoelectromechanical systems with a two-dimensional electron gas Andrey Shevyrin, Rzhanov Institute of Semiconductor Physics SB RAS, Russia
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12:45 |
Group Photograph and Lunch
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Session: II Quantum Dots and entanglement Chair: Konstantin Matveev, Argonne National University, USA
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14:00 |
Invited Talk: Versatile spin controls with multiple quantum dots: Multiple qubits, QND, and entanglement transfer Seigo Tarucha, Tokyo University, Japan
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14:45 |
Invited Talk: Wave transport in two-dimensional wave-mechanical nano-dots and billiards with gain and loss under parity-time symmetry Karl-Fredrik Berggren, Linköping University, Sweden
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15:15 |
Thermal decay of the Coulomb blockade oscillations Edvin Idrisov, University of Geneva, Switzerland
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15:30 |
Heralded generation of maximal entanglement via incoherent coupling to thermal baths Géraldine Haack, University of Geneva, Switzerland
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15:45 |
Coffee break
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16:15 |
Spin and valley transport through carbon nanotube double quantum dots Edward Laird, Oxford University, UK
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16:30 |
Role of random edge-vacancy disorder on the transport properties of zig-zag graphene nanoribbons Yvette Hancock, University of York, UK
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16:45 |
Invited Talk: Dilution refrigerators for Quantum technology and applications Graham Batey, Oxford Instruments, UK
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17:15 |
Poster sparkler
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17:30 |
Poster session and reception Chair: Irfan Siddiqi & Charles Smith
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19:30 |
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Tuesday 5 September
08:30 |
Registration
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Session: III 1D system Chair: Jainendra Jain, Penn State University, USA
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09:00 |
Plenary Talk: Interaction and spin effects in semiconductor nanostructures Michael Pepper, University College London, UK
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10:00 |
Invited Talk: Electrical and thermal transport in inhomogeneous Luttinger Liquids Konstantin Matveev, Argonne National Laboratory, USA
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10:45 |
Coffee Break
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11:15 |
Invited Talk: A statistic study of the 0.7e2/h quantum conductance anomaly in quantum point contacts Charles Smith, University of Cambridge, UK
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11:45 |
Quantum impurity physics in high-impedance transmission lines Roman Kuzmin, University of Maryland, USA
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12:00 |
Manipulation and detection of spin polarization in one-dimension Chengyu Yan, University College London, UK
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12:15 |
Spin injection in graphene with 1D contacts Ivan J. Vera Marun, University of Manchester, UK
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12:30 |
Quantum phase transition detected through one-dimensional ballistic conductance Abolfazl Bayat, University College London, UK
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12:45 |
Lunch
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Session: IV Superconductor and Spin effects Chair: Michael Pepper, University College London, UK
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14:00 |
Invited Talk: Simulating topological band structure using quantum walks Irfan Siddiqi, University of California, USA
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14:45 |
Invited Talk: Observation of spin-charge separation and a hierarchy of modes in an interacting 1D system Chris Ford, University of Cambridge, UK
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15:15 |
Spintronic aspects of quantum ballistic transport in Germanium Stuart Holmes, Toshiba Cambridge Research Laboratory, UK
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15:30 |
Back action of photo-excited graphene electrons on incident photons by hybridized radiative and evanescent fields Danhong Huang, US Air Force Research Lab, USA
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15:45 |
Coffee break
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16:15 |
Microwave spectroscopy of a carbon nanotube charge qubit Mark Buitelaar, University College London, UK
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16:30 |
GeTe: a non-centrosymmetric spin-orbit coupled superconductor Vijay Narayan, University of Cambridge, UK
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16:45 |
Invited Talk: Exotic superconductivity in an alkali-metal doped topological insulator Irina Grigorieva, University of Manchester, UK
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17:15 |
Concluding remarks and Best Poster award
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17:30 |
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