ITAMP'S VISITOR PROGRAM
The Institute was created in response to
the concerns of the Atomic and Molecular Physics community and it is
dedicated to serving the community. The Visiting Scientist Programs,
ia an important part of the Institute and provides the critical
mass necessary to create an exciting, stimulating research environment.
Short-term visitors are hosted for periods of one week to 2 months.
Long-term visitors stay for periods of 2 to 12 months.
One must apply for an Appointment
through ITAMP's Visitng Scientist Program
Organizer. Financial support for visitors is arranged prior to each
visit. You will only be reimbursed up to the amount agreed in your
invitation letter. Short-term visit support is limited to travel
expenses and subsistence. Support for long-term visits may also include
a small stipend. On acceptance to the program you will be sent a letter
of invitation specifying the details of your appointment.
For an up to date Calendar of Current
ITAMP Visitors, Please visit our online Calendar at: http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/itamp/gcalendar.html
Visitors 2011
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Dansko
Bosanac
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R.
Boskovic Institute
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Jan
17-Jan 31
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Roberto
Onofrio
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Dartmouth
College
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March
1-Feb
28,
’13
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Emanuele
Dalla
Torre
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Weizmann
Institute
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Jan
9-11
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Katharina
Igenbergs
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Vienna
University
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Jan
9-11
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Mikhail
Lemeshko
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Fritz
Haber
Inst.
Max
Planck
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Jan
13-15
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Johannes
Otterbach
|
University
of
Kaiserlautem
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Jan
13-15
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Peter
Rabl
|
University
of
Innsbruck
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Jan
26-Feb 13
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Shachar
Klaiman
|
Technion
|
Jan
27-Jan 30
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Takashi
Oka
|
University
of
Tokyo,
Japan
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Feb
1-Sept 1
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Dan
Stamper Kurn
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Univ.
of
California
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Feb
6-Feb 9
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Nathaniel
Brahms
|
UC
Berkeley
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Feb
7-10
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Oskar
Painter*
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CalTech
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Feb
8-10
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Randolf
Pohl*
|
Max
Planck Institute of Quantum Optics
|
Feb
22-Feb 27
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Agapi
Emmanouilidou
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University
College
London
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Feb
22-Feb 27
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Igor
Lesanovsky
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University
of
Nottingham
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March
2-13
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Beatrize
Olmos
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University
of
Nottingham,
UK
|
March
2-13
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Barry
Schneider
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NSF
|
March
7-8
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Marco
Guglielmino
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Politecnico di Torino
|
March
12-April
29
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Enrico
Bodo
|
University
of
Rome,
La
Sapienza
|
March
23-April
2
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Gunes
Soyler
Sebnem
|
Abdus
Salam
Intern.
Center
for
Theoretical
Phys.
|
March
25-April
25
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Robin
Santra*
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CFEL
|
March
26-March
31
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Millard
Alexander
|
University
of
Maryland
|
March
27-28
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Meera
Marjorie
Parish
|
University
of
Cambridge
|
April
3-10
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Hans
Peter Büchler*
|
University
of
Stuttgart
|
April
10-16
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Evgeny
Shapiro
|
University
of
British
Columbia
|
April
12-May
9
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Akabar
Salam
|
Wake
Forest University
|
April
16-May
14
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Stefan
Kuhr*
|
University
of
Strathclyde
|
April
24-
28
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Steve
Snowden
|
NASA
|
April
25-26
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Paul
Corkum*
|
University
of
Ottawa
|
May
4-5
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Thomas
Pohl
|
Max-Planck-Inst.
for
the
Phys
of
Complex
Systems
|
May
6-26
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Sergey
Antipov
|
University
of
Gothenburg
|
May
8-July 10
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Mahir
Hussein
|
Universidade
de
São
Paulo
|
May
10-June 10
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Daniel
Vrinceanu
|
Texas
Southern
University
|
May
18- June 13
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Alexander
Sushkov
|
Yale
University
|
May
26
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Janine Shertzer
|
College of Holy Cross
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May 31- Aug. 31
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Peter Zoller
|
University of Innsbruck
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June 16-June 28
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Sebnem Gunes Soyler
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ICTP
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June 20-June 30
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Li-Yan Tang
|
Chinese Academy of Science
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June 21-July 16
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Victor Flambaum
|
The University of New South Wales,
Australia
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June 22-26
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Phil Stancil
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University of Georgia
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June 27-July 3
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Diana Hufnagl
|
Institut für Theoretische
Physik, Johannes-Kepler Universität Linz,
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July 4-28
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Michael Mayle
|
JILA Univ of Colorado Boulder
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July 4-11
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Ryan Wilson
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JILA Univ of Colorado Boulder
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July 10-16
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Simone Montangero
|
Institute for Quantum Information
Processing
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July 24-Aug 14
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Tommasso Calarco
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University of Ulm
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July 25-Aug 11
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Brian Burrows
|
Staffordshire University
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Aug 9-19
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Daniel Lidar
|
UCLA
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Aug 11-13
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Thomas Hartquist
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University of Leeds
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Aug 12-19
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Alicia Palacios
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Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
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Aug 26-Sept 2
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Roman Krems*
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UBC Vancouver
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Sept 1-June 29, ’12
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Adam Kirrander*
|
Laboratoire Aimé Cotton, France
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Sept 12-Aug, 12, ’12
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Sandro Wimberger
|
Institut für Theoretische
Physik, Universität Heidelberg
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Sept. 15-17
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Hanns-Christoph Nägerl*
|
Inst. for Experimental Phys, Univ.
Innsbruck
|
Sept 21
|
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Maciek Lewenstein*
|
ICFO, Spain
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Sept 27-Sept 29
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Gerard Meijer*
|
Fritz-Haber-Institut der
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
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Oct. 5-6
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Andrei Derevianko
|
University of Nevada, Reno
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Oct 10-24
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Brian DeMarco*
|
University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
|
Oct 12-13
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Klaus Molmer*
|
Aarhus Universitet
|
Oct 24-27
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Immanuel Bloch*
|
Max-Planck-Institut für
Quantenoptik
|
Nov 30-Dec 1
|
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Ivar Martin*
|
Los Alamos National Laboratory
|
Nov1-April 1, ’12
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David Wineland*E
|
NIST
|
Nov 8-10
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Francesca Ferlaino*
|
University of Innsbruck
|
Dec. 6-8
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| Elizabeth
McCormack |
Bryn Mawr
|
May 6, 12 -
May 12,12
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| Robert Low |
Univ.
Stuttgart
|
May 6, 12 -
May 12, 12
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| Pietro
Massignan |
ICFO
|
Apr 23, 12 – May 2, 12 |
Yoshiro
Takahashi
|
Univ. of Kyoto
|
Apr. 22, 12 -
May 2, 12
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Nirav
Mehta
|
Trinity
University
|
June 8-16,
2012
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Sergio Boixo
|
University of
Southern California
|
June 18-22,
2012 |
Michael Geller
|
University of
Georgia
|
June 18-22,
2012 |
Joydip Ghosh
|
University of
Georgia |
June 18-22,
2012 |
Michael
Hartmann
|
Technical
University of Munich
|
June 18-22,
2012 |
Peter Love
|
Haverford
University
|
June 18-22,
2012 |
Andrew
Sornborger
|
University of
Georgia
|
June 18-22,
2012 |
Phillip
Stancil
|
University of
Georgia |
June 18-22,
2012 |
Hao You
|
University of
Georgia |
June 18-22,
2012 |
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APPLICATION MATERIALS:
- Your curriculum vitae and
bibliography
- Citizenship and U.S. Social
Security number if available
- Reprints of your last several
papers
- A statement about the research
you plan to accomplish:
(a) Visitors of less than 3 months: one to two concise paragraphs;
(b) Visitors of 3 to 6 months: one to two pages;
(c) Visitors over 6 months: two to three pages.
- The time period you plan to
spend at the Institute
- Details about the support you
need from the Institute
- Information about any major
computing requirements
- The date by which you need a
formal response to your application
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TO:
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- Visiting Scientists Program
- ITAMP
- 60 Garden Street, MS 14
- Cambridge, MA 02138
Or E-MAIL:
jptaylor@cfa.harvard.edu or
itamp@cfa.harvard.edu
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TRAVEL AND REIMBURSEMENT INSTRUCTIONS:
Failure to follow these policies may result in
ITAMP being unable to reimburse you for your expenses.
ITAMP is federally funded an expenses
submitted for reimbursement must follow U.S. federal guidelines. If
ITAMP has agreed to support your visit and reimburse your travel cost
(as stated in your invitation letter) you must arrange your travel
according the the federal reimbursement guidelines. A helpful website
regarding government travel regulations is
http://www.fedtravel.com/gsa/default.asp.
More specifically these guidelines
state:
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Flights must be on United States Flag Carriers.
Travelers who purchase International airfares (defined as trips taking
more than six hours of fly-time, including Alaska & Hawaii, but
excluding trips to Canada and Mexico taking under six hours) must
follow the United States Federal Travel Regulations, even
through less costly foreign flag carriers may be available.In
cases where you are flying Lufthansa, please make sure that
your ticket is written on an American Airline ticket stock and lists
the American flight numbers.
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Accommodations must be withing the
federal per diem allowed for Cambridge, MA. To find the current per
diem for Cambridge visit www.gsa.gov website.
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Please also note that you will only be reimbursed up
to the amount agreed on in your invitation letter.
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ITAMP requires that you submit a travel expense
report. This report will include receipts for all claimed expenses over
$75.
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Please make sure to make an appointment with
ITAMP's Administrator in order to process this paperwork. Should you
have any questions regarding the paperwork or the appointment, please
contact ITAMP Coordinator, Jane P. Taylor, via phone (617) 495-9524 or
e-mail
(itamp@cfa.harvard.edu).
For information about housing, consult the ITAMP home
page under "Living Accommodations."
Group computer facilities consist of Sun Sparc and Compaq Alpha
workstations and several G4 Macs. Assistance is available to visitors
in getting access to the computing they need.
Recipients of awards exceeding three
months will be offered an opportunity to join an SAO-sponsored health
insurance plan upon arrival. This insurance may also be obtained for
eligible dependents: your spouse, your unmarried children under 19
years of age, and your unmarried children between 19 and 22 years of
age if they attend school full-time. You may obtain this insurance for
yourself and your dependents without medical examination by completing
an enrollment form within the first 14 days of the beginning of your
appointment. Should you elect to enroll in the group plan, your
coverage will become effective on either the first or the fifteenth day
of that month or the following month, depending on the beginning of
your tenure and the enrollment date.
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