Trent Building, University of Nottingham
Mission
With the next technological revolution underway in the quantum world, there is now an increasing need to develop thermal devices such as heat engines or refrigerators that operate on small length and energy scales. To uncover the fundamental principles that govern such microscopic machines and to realize them in experiments, a whole breadth of challenges must be overcome. Key topics in this context include the nature of non-equilibrium thermal and quantum fluctuations, non-Markovian time evolution laws, collective effects in many-body systems as well as the role of strong coupling and finite reservoirs. This Symposium brings together researchers from Japan, Europe, and the University of Nottingham, who work in stochastic and quantum thermodynamics, cold-atom physics, and wider areas of quantum many-body physics. Its overarching aim is to find new avenues towards understanding the complex interplay between the dynamics, thermodynamics, and fluctuations of classical and quantum systems out of equilibrium and thus to help paving the way for the next generation of microscopic thermal machines. Besides the scheduled 30-min talks, the program leaves ample time for discussions and to build new connections between Japan, the UK and Europe.
Venue
The Symposium will be held at the De Vere Orchard Hotel in Nottingham. Please follow this link for more information.
Programme
JSPS Symposium Nottingham Programme
Registration
We are inviting contributions to this Symposium in the from of posters or 20-minute talks. Junior and early-career researchers are especially encouraged to apply. The registration is open until 15th August 2022.
Contributing participants are expected to self-fund their travel and accommodation expenses. Lunch and refreshments during the Symposium will be provided to all participants without charge. Please be aware that, due to logistical constraints, we can only admit up to 20 contributing participants. In case we receive more registrations than we can accommodate, we will select the most suitable ones based on criteria of relevance, excellence and diversity. We will let you know whether your registration has been successful by 31st August 2022.
Please follow this link to register.
Organising Committee:
Kay Brandner, University of Nottingham, UK
Keiji Saito, Keio University, Japan
Speakers
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| Thomas Busch, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University |
Juan P. Garrahan, University of Nottingham |
| Neill Lambert, RIKEN |
Gerardo Adesso, University of Nottingham |
| Ken Funo, Institute for Molecular Science Myodaiji |
Adam Smith, University of Nottingham |
| Andreas Dechant, Kyoto University |
Bruno Bertini, University of Nottingham |
| Naoto Shiraishi, Tokyo University |
Lucia Hackermüller, University of Nottingham |
| Tan Van Vu, Keio University |
Weibin Li, University of Nottingham |
| Mauro Paternostro, Queen's University Belfast |
Madalin Guta, University of Nottingham |
| Gabriele De Chiara, Queen's University Belfast |
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| Janet Anders, University of Exeter |
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| Patrick Pietzonka, MPI Dresden |
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| Harry Miller, University of Manchester |
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| Mark T. Mitchison, Trinity College Dublin |
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| Giovanni Barontini, University of Birmingham |
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| Heinz-Peter Breuer, University of Freiburg |
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| Federico Carollo, University of Tübingen |
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| Philipp Strasberg, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona |
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