Keynote and Plenary Speakers

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

"How symmetric is the electron? Looking for out-of-roundness of 10^-14 femtometers"

Eric Cornell NIST Quantum Physics Division Nobel Laureate, NIST Fellow

PLENARY TALKS / SPEAKERS

Quantum Computing

Carl Williams Chief, NIST Atomic Physics Division, Coordinator, NIST Quantum Information Program

The Ubiquitous SQUID: Ultrasensitive Measurements

John Clarke University of California, Berkeley, Professor of Physics, Condensed Matter Experiment

Imaging Magnetic Surfaces with Atomic Resolution

Mathias Bode Argonne National Laboratory, Center for Nanoscale Materials IEEE Magnetics Society Distinguished Lecturer for 2007

History of Time and Frequency in Boulder

Don Sullivan Former Chief (retired), NIST Time and Frequency Division

Laser Cooling and Better Clocks

Dave Wineland NIST Time and Frequency Division, NIST Fellow

CPEM 2008 will also include three Special Sessions:

Redefinition of the SI
Nanoscale Electromagnetic Metrology
Quantum Hall Effect and Resistance Standards

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