Dear student or PhD student,
We are reaching out to you to announce the symposium “Optical Clocks and Enabling Technology” taking place on June 29, 2025 at Congress Innsbruck.
This satellite event to the ECAMP15 conference is organized by AQuRA and CoCoRICO, two European projects funded under the Horizon Europe Scheme that aim at the development of a portable strontium lattice clock and related cold atom technology. The event will feature 8 distinguished international speakers, of which the following have already confirmed their participation:
- Dr. Bruno Pelle (Lead Scientist MuClock at EXAIL)
- Dr. Ronald Holzwarth (CTO and managing director of Menlo Systems GmbH)
- Dr. Masao Takamoto (Quantum Metrology Laboratoy, RIKEN)
- Dr. Stefan Schlütter (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfart e.V. ,DLR)
- Dr. Jonas Keller (PTB)
- Prof. Dr. Matthew Jones (Durham University)
For more information, see attached flyer or visit our website. Registration is free of charge and includes drinks at the end of the day! Seats are limited to 70 people maximum. After 70 registered participants, we will keep a waiting list. We kindly ask that, once registered, you attend the symposium. If you need to cancel your registration, please inform us by email on i.brouwer@uva.nl, such that we can fill your seat with somebody from the waiting list.
As a student or PhD student in Innsbruck, we would like to provide you with the possibility to register early and secure a spot in the event. To register, you can use this registration link. After December 23, 2025, the registration will be open to everyone, so don’t miss out on this oppurtunity!
Any questions can be addressed to i.brouwer@uva.nl (Project Manager of AQuRA).
Please feel free to forward this invitation to anyone interested to learn more about the topic of optical clocks!
On behalf of the organizers,
Prof. dr. Florian Schreck (University of Amsterdam)
Dr. Ineke Brouwer (University of Amsterdam)
Dr. Richard Zeltner (Menlo Systems)
Dr. Ronald Holzwarth (Menlo Systems)
Prof. dr. Guellati-Khelifa (CNRS, ECAMP)
Prof. dr. Francesco Saverio Cataliotti (University of Florence, ECAMP)
