Monday, April 19, 2010
8:30	Morning Coffee and Pastry
9:00-9:10	Introduction and Welcome Intro1 Intro2
Session I:	Particle Interferometry  ; Chair: David Pritchard
9:10-9:55		Neutron Interferometry: Results and Perspectives Helmut Rauch
9:55-10:40		Applying lessons from atom-scale science to develop new charged particle sources Robert Wolkow, National Institute for Nanotechnology
10:40-11:20	Break
11:20-12:05		New Applications for Nano-Gratings Alexander Cronin, University of Arizona
12:00-2:00	Lunch
Session II:	Particle Interferometry and Mesoscopic Matter  Chair: Silverman
2:00-2:45		Quantum Phenomena Observed by Electrons Akira Tonomura, Hitachi, Ltd.
2:45-3:30		Slow Ion Interferometry Dallin Durfee, Brigham Young Univ.
3:30-4:00	Break
4:00-4:45		Towards quantum superpositions of a mirror D. Bouwmeester, University of California, Santa Barbara
5:00-7:30	Reception and Posters in Perkin Lobby Poster Presentors: Roger Bach, Electron Double Slit Diffraction Maaneli Derakhshani, The Schrödinger-Newton Equation versus Self-Field Quantum Linearized Gravity: Implications for Matter-Wave Interferometry Christopher Erickson Clemens Gneiting, Nonclassical correlations in the motion of dissociated Feshbach molecules Philipp Haslinger, Towards quantum interferometry with metal clusters Andreas Jacob, Non-Abelian Matter Wave Optics Scot McGregor, Quantum Stern-Gerlach Magnet for Electrons
	Tuesday, April 20, 2010
8:30	Morning Coffee and Pastry
Session III	Decoherence and quantum effects (Chair: Cronin)
9:00-9:45		Observation of Aharonov-Bohm Effects by Neutron Interferometry Sam Werner, Physics Lab, NIST
9:45-10:30		You know, it would be really sufficient to coherently control an electron Herman Batelaan, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
10:30-11:00	Break
11:00-11:45		Integrated photon-atom interface for quantum information Wolfgang Tittel, University of Calgary
12:00 - 2:00	Lunch Break
Session IV	Quantum Mechanics: Randomness and Information (Chair: Batelaan)
2:00-2:45		Search for Nonrandom Behavior in Nuclear Decay Mark Silverman, Trinity College
2:45-3:30		New Evidence for a Solar Influence on Nuclear Decay Rates E. Fischbach, Purdue University
3:30-4:00	Break
4:00-4:45		Can Molecular Interferometry Tell Us Something about Quantum Gravity? Steven Carlip, University of California at Davis
4:45-5:30		Mesoscopic Consequences of Non-Quantum Gravity Stephen Boughn, Haverford College
	Wednesday, April 21, 2010
8:30	Morning Coffee and Pastry
Session V:	Quantum Correlations and Tests of Fundamental Theory (Chair: Sadeghpour)
9:00-9:45		Two-Electron Time-Delay Interference in Atomic Double Ionization by Attosecond Pulses Bill McCurdy, University of California, Davis
9:45-10:30		Atom interferometry with trapped Bose-Einstein condensates: Impact of atom-atom interactions Jörg Schmiedmayer
10:30-11:00	break
11:00-11:45		David Johnson, Stanford University
11:45-12:30		Markus Arndt
12:30-1:00	Lunch
12:30		Wrap Up.
4:30		All Workshop Participants are invited to the ITAMP Colloquium Series: Prof. Schmiedmayer will be giving the talk "Probing coherence and correlations in 1d many body quantum systems" The colloquia are held Wednesdays in Harvard Physics Jefferson Lab 356 at 4:30 p.m. Tea Is served at 4 p.m.
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