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Contributed posters
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Degenerate gases, many-body physics, and quantum simulation
- Bose-Einstein condensates
- Degenerate Fermi gases
- Ultracold mixtures
- Cold atoms and molecules in optical lattices
- Tweezer arrays for atoms, Rydbergs, or molecules
- Quantum simulations with degenerate gases
- Spinor gases and magnetic phenomena
- Quantum gases in low dimensions
- Synthetic gauge fields and spin-orbit coupling in AMO systems
- Long-range or anisotropic interactions in cold gases
- Laser cooling and trapping techniques
- Quantum dynamics, quenches, and Floquet engineering
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Trapped ions, Rydberg atoms, and cold plasmas
- Trapped ions
- Rydberg atoms and molecules
- Cold plasmas
- Photoionization
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Precision measurement and test of fundamental physics
- AMO physics tests of fundamental physics
- Tests of basic laws and discrete symmetries
- Searches for beyond-Standard-Model interactions, including EDM searches
- Searches for dark matter and dark energy
- Nuclear properties from AMO physics measurements
- Atomic clocks
- Atomic magnetometers
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Structure and properties of atoms, ions, and molecules
- Cold and ultracold molecules
- Applications of atomic, molecular, and collisional data
- Spectroscopy, lifetimes, oscillator strengths
- Photoassociation and photodissociation
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Quantum optics and hybrid quantum systems
- Fundamentals of light-matter interactions
- Quantum networks and quantum memories
- Hybrid quantum systems
- Continuous-variable quantum optics
- Quantum/coherent control
- Cavity QED
- Nanophotonics and optical waveguides
- Photon statistics, bunching, etc
- Quantum nonlinear optics
- Atom and matter-wave optics and interferometers
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Quantum information: gates, sensing, communication, and thermodynamics
- Quantum gates, algorithms, and architectures
- Quantum metrology and sensing
- Quantum characterization, verification, and validation
- Open quantum systems
- Quantum communication
- Quantum thermodynamics
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Ultrafast lasers, strong-field physics, and plasma physics
- Atoms and molecules in strong laser fields
- Nonlinear optics
- Strong-field physics in solids
- Ultrafast electron dynamics
- Time-resolved molecular dynamics
- Attosecond physics
- Coherent/quantum control: ultrafast and strong field processes
- XUV and X-ray free-electron lasers
- Ultrafast or high intensity light sources and lasers
- Plasma physics
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Atomic, molecular, and charged-particle collisions
- Ultracold collisions
- Atom-atom and atom-molecule collisions
- Electron-impact collisions
- Ion-impact collisions
- Collisions involving antimatter, clusters and surfaces
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Miscellaneous
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Invited plenary presentations
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