Accelerating an axionic dark matter search with quantum technology
Konrad Lehnert University of Colorado Boulder
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Testing gravity and quantum mechanics using atom interferometry
Mark Kasevich Stanford University
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Signal processing in precision measurements: a primer for theorists
Andrew Geraci University of Nevada Reno
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Clock atom interferometry for gravitational wave detection and dark matter searches
Jason Hogan Stanford Law School - The Bill Lane Centre for the American West
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Precision Physics in Storage Rings
Yannis Semertzidis Institute for Basic Science
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Testing Gravity at Extreme Scales
Giorgio Gratta Stanford University
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Searching for axions and new short-range forces with resonant sensors
Andrew Geraci University of Nevada Reno
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Superconducting accelerometer technology for precision tests of gravitation and search for new interactions
Ho Jung Paik University of Maryland, College Park
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Measurement of the fine structure constant as a test of the standard model
Holger Mueller University of California, Berkeley
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A three-dimensional optical lattice clock: precision at the 19th digit
Edward Marti University of Colorado Boulder
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Welcome and Opening Remarks
Asimina Arvanitaki Perimeter Institute