This School will feature tutorial style lectures introducing themes of broad interest in the areas of non-equilibrium systems, quantum fluids, engineered quantum systems, Rydberg atoms and ions and quantum information, among others from a theoretical and experimental perspective providing a basis for new members of the community, deepening the knowledge of more experienced ones and giving a flavour of current trends in the field. All lectures will be given by leading scientists from around the world, but participants are strongly encouraged to present and discuss their own research, especially during a dedicated poster session and a few contributed talks. The level of the lectures will be aimed at graduate students and young post-docs.

📍 Where?
Carmen de la Victoria, Cuesta del Chapiz, 9, 18010, Granada, Spain 🇪🇸

🗓 When?
1sth to 5th September 2025

Confirmed Invited Speakers:
🔹 Federico Carollo (Coventry University)
🔹 Lauriane Chomaz (University of Heidelberg)
🔹 Anja Metelmann (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology/University of Strasbourg)
🔹 Tilman Pfau (University of Stuttgart)

Guest speakers:
🔹 Angela Capel Cuevas (University of Cambridge)
🔹 Juan P. Garrahan (University of Nottingham)
🔹 Michalis Skotiniotis (University of Granada).

Registration
Places on the summer school are limited so early registration is recommended. Applications will be considered by a selection panel to achieve an appropriate balance of attendees. The registration is open until May 31st: https://granada-summer-school.com/

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BEC is a biennial conference on quantum gases and related fields. This outstanding scientific forum provides participants with the opportunity to share their latest developments.

📍 Where?
Hotel Eden Roc, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Spain 🇪🇸

🗓 When?
Saturday, September 6th (day of arrival) – Friday, September 12th, 2025 (day of departure)

The conference will cover several topics including:
🔹 Physics of bosonic and fermionic quantum gases
🔹 Quantum simulation with single-atom resolution
🔹 Quantum computation with ultracold neutral atoms
🔹 Synthetic gauge fields & topology
🔹 Quantum magnetism
🔹 Long-range interactions & Rydberg systems
🔹 Open quantum systems


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Workshop: Ultracold Molecules – Exploring New Frontiers
📅 July 13 - August 3, 2025
📍 Aspen Physics Center


Organizers:
Tijs Karman, Radboud University
*Tim Langen, Vienna University of Technology
Sebastian Will, Columbia University
Tanya Zelevinsky, Columbia University

*represents the organizer in charge of promoting diversity

Ultracold molecules are opening new fields of exploration: Quantum simulation with dipolar molecules is within reach with the recent advent of quantum degenerate gases. Tabletop precision measurements with molecules can complement collider experiments at the energy frontier, provide the most stringent tests of time-reversal symmetry, and enable tests of the Standard Model. Last but not least, cold molecules help answer fundamental questions about molecular collisions and chemical reactions, and offer new ways for their control. This workshop will foster interactions between experiment and theory, focusing on identifying novel scientific opportunities in three interlinked topics: quantum many-body physics, precision measurements, and cold collisions and chemistry.

👉 Apply here (the Deadline is January 31, 2025): https://aspenphys.org/summer-workshops/#event5562

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Addressing the gender data gap in biomedical research and understanding gender data to inform policy choices is essential for ensuring better health outcomes for all patients. Big-data and AI-driven solutions can play a pivotal role in this by addressing biases, improving diagnostics, and enabling personalized medicine, leading to a more inclusive healthcare system.

To mark next year’s International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the Diplomatic Missions of Canada, France, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom – in partnership with the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) – invite you to an expert panel discussion on women breaking frontiers in science. High-level panellists will offer a global perspective on bridging the gender data gap and will discuss how AI-driven solutions should be developed to ensure health equity for everyone. Join us to explore the future of inclusive healthcare and biomedical research with a gender perspective on technology development, data quality and policy frameworks.

- When: Tuesday, 11th of February 2025, 10:00am-13:30pm
- Where: Johannessaal, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Dr. Ignaz Seipel-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna

The event will be held in English and will be followed by an opportunity for networking over a buffet lunch.

Registrations via https://www.eventbrite.com/e/women-in-science-breaking-frontiers-a-data-perspective-tickets-1106353686659?aff=oddtdtcreator

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