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Second International Workshop on Quantum Spin Ice
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Europe/Zurich
Description
The goal of the workshop is to bring together experts in the field, to discuss the accomplished progress and perspectives for future developments. The program intends to cover fundamental aspects of the emergent quantum electrodynamics, its predicted signatures, and the experimental realizations. We aim to develop interdisciplinary communication and collaborations among internationally leading experts, and to promote young researchers contributing to the field.
The workshop will be held in the region Aargau, Switzerland and accessible by public transport (approximately 1 hour from either Zürich or Basel airport).
Invited speakers:
Claudio Castelnovo (University of Cambridge) – confirmed
Monica Ciomaga (Paul Scherrer Insitute / ETH Zürich) – confirmed
Bruce Gaulin (McMaster University) – confirmed
Ludovic Jaubert (CNRS)
Yong-Baek Kim (University of Toronto) – confirmed
Chris Laumann (Boston University)
SungBin Lee (Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) – confirmed
Elsa Lhotel (Institut Néel CNRS) – confirmed
Andriy Nevidomskyy (Rice University) – confirmed
Sylvain Petit (CEA - Université Paris-Saclay) – confirmed
Victor Porée (Synchrotron SOLEIL) – confirmed
Jeff Rau (University of Windsor) – confirmed
Johannes Reuther (Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin) – confirmed
Allen Scheie (Los Alamos National Laboratory) – confirmed
Robin Schaefer (Boston University)
Evan Smith (ETH Zürich) – confirmed
David Tam (Institut Laue-Langevin) – confirmed
Nan Tang (University of Augsburg) – confirmed
Han Yan (University of Tokyo) – confirmed
Organizers:
Romain Sibille, Tom Fennell and Michel Kenzelmann (Paul Scherrer Institute)
Michel Gingras (University of Waterloo)
Nic Shannon (Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology)
Location:
The event will be organized at the Herzberg: https://www.herzberg.org/home.html
The Herzberg offers events that promote interpersonal relationships, ecological understanding and the exchange of ideas between generations, cultures and world views. Since the Herzberg was founded in 1936, the focus has been on social commitment in adult education and ecology. Ethical and ecological principles as well as respect for the environment underlie all their actions.
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