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Q: Fachverband Quantenoptik und Photonik
Q 68: Poster – Precision Measurement (joint session Q/A)
Thursday, March 5, 2026, 17:00–19:00, Philo 2. OG
Matter Wave Optics and Interferometry; Atom and Ion Clocks; Nuclear Clocks; Metrology; Others
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17:00 | Q 68.1 | Optical simulations for noise analyses in space-based interferometers — •Rodrigo Garcia Alvarez |
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17:00 | Q 68.2 | Unifying Sequential Bragg and Bloch Large-Momentum-Transfer Atom Interferometry — •Ashkan Alibabaei, Patrik Mönkeberg, Klemens Hammerer, and Naceur Gaaloul |
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17:00 | Q 68.3 | Development of a Compact Electronic System for the Absolute Aero Quanten-Gravimetry (AeroQGrav) Project — •Patrick Rößler, Knut Stolzenberg, Ernst Rasel, and Dennis Schlippert |
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17:00 | Q 68.4 | Double Bragg atom interferometry with Bose-Einstein condensates in microgravity — •Anurag Bhadane, Dorthe Leopoldt, Priyanka Barik, Govindarajan Prakash, Julia Pahl, Sven Herrmann, Andre Wenzlawski, Sven Abend, Markus Krutzik, Patrick Windpassinger, Ernst Rasel, and The Quantus Team |
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17:00 | Q 68.5 | Towards a quantum inertial measurement unit for navigation utilizing BEC based atom interferometry — •Tobias Bullwinkel, Mouine Abidi, Philipp Barbey, Ashwin Rajagopalan, Ann Sabu, Dennis Schlippert, Ernst M. Rasel, and Sven Abend |
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17:00 | Q 68.6 | Challenges behind performing atom interferometry in extended free fall — •Priyanka Barik, Govindarajan Prakash, Dorthe Leopoldt, Anurag Bhadane, Julia Pahl, Sven Abend, Sven Herrmann, André Wenzlawski, Markus Krutzik, Patrick Windpassinger, Ernst M. Rasel, and QUANTUS Team |
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17:00 | Q 68.7 | Improving PIXL — •Knut Stolzenberg, Daida Thomas, Christian Struckmann, Ashwin Rajagopalan, Alexander Herbst, Wei Liu, Konstantin Avvacumov, Sebastian Bode, Naceur Gaaloul, Ernst Rasel, and Dennis Schlippert |
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17:00 | Q 68.8 | Frequency ratio measurements at the 10−18 level with an aluminum ion clock — •Fabian Dawel, Derwell Drapier, Mirza Akbar Ali, Lennart Pelzer, Kai Dietze, Bennet Benny, Johannes Kramer, and Piet O. Schmidt |
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17:00 | Q 68.9 | Advancements of a transportable quantum logic optical clock. — •Sofia Herbers, M. Mazin Amir, Alexander Bernet, Pascal Engelhardt, Joost Hinrichs, Constantin Nauk, Gayatri Sasidharan, and Piet O. Schmidt |
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17:00 | Q 68.10 | Miniaturized Rubidium Two-Photon Frequency Reference Utilizing MEMS Cells — •Daniel Emanuel Kohl, Julien Kluge, Moritz Eisebitt, Janice Wollenberg, Klaus Döringshoff, Sten Wenzel, Andreas Wicht, and Markus Krutzik |
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17:00 | Q 68.11 | Portable implementation of a Ramsey Bordé atom interferometer with a thermal strontium beam for compact optical clocks — •Amir Mahdian, Oliver Fartmann, Marc Christ, Levi Wihan, and Markus Krutzik |
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17:00 | Q 68.12 | Entanglement-enhanced multi 40Ca+ ion clock — •Bennet Benny, Kai Dietze, Lennart Pelzer, Vincent Barbé, Ludwig Krinner, Fabian Dawel, Derwell Drapier, Mirza A. Ali, and Piet O. Schmidt |
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17:00 | Q 68.13 | Frequency-Comb Induced Excitation of 229Th in a Crystalline Environment — •Chiara Brüggemann, Tobias Kirschbaum, and Adriana Pálffy |
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17:00 | Q 68.14 | Tuning and preparation of a laser system for airborne atom interferometry — •Alisa Ukhanova, Julia Pahl, Markus Krutzik, and the AeroQGrav team |
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17:00 | Q 68.15 | Quantum Systems With Multiple Weak Interactions — •Vinay Tumuluru, Jan Dziewior, Carlotta Versmold, Florian Huber, Lev Vaidman, and Harald Weinfurter |