2012 Lecturers:
Andreas Becker, JILA 
Phil Bucksbaum, Ultrafast Science
Center, SLAC
Ivan Deutsch, University of New Mexico
Lou DiMauro, The Ohio State University
Mette Gaarde, Louisiana State
University
Roy Glauber, Harvard University, 2005
Nobel Laureate
Markus Griener, Harvard University
Poul Jessen, University of Arizona
Roman Krems, University of British
Columbia
Mikhail Lukin, Harvard University
Margaret Murnane, JILA
William Daniel Phillips, NIST, 1997
Nobel Laureate
Han Pu, Rice University
Tom Weinacht, Stony Brook University
Jun Ye, JILA, University of Colorado
Martin Zwierlein, Center for Ultra Cold
Molecules, MIT
Located on the
foothills of the beautiful Catalina
Mountains, the Biosphere 2 campus provides
a non-traditional yet
accessible venue.
The facilities of the B2
Conference Center comprise a Campus
Village of 28 rustic Santa Fe-style houses
holding 106 double-capacity sleeping rooms
and a number of double-occupancy offices.
The accommodations are beautiful but as
"dorms" they are a bit spare. Bedding, a
set of towels, shampoo, soap, and lotion
are all provided.
 During
your stay at B2 you will be residing in a
rustic Santa Fe-style house.
These
houses contain everything you need for a
comfortable stay.
Each
casita has from three to five bedrooms and
come complete with in-suite kitchens, living
areas, and high-speed internet access, the
3-5 bedroom casitas are all in easy walking
distance and provide the
perfect place to unwind and socialize
in-between or after meetings.
These
comfortable accommodations all contain easy
high-speed wireless internet access and  central
air conditioning.
Additional
blankets and
an extra pillow are available in the
closet, along with an iron and ironing
board. At night, the casita
village is well lit, but the surrounding
property can be quite dark.
There is
a flashlight in each bedroom. Come prepared
for encounters with native wildlife common
to the area.
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