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DESCRIPTION:Dr. E. Carlo SamsonMiami UniversityAbstractAtomtronics is an em
 erging field in quantum technology that deals with ā€œatomic circuitā€ archit
 ectures of ultracold atoms\, with applications ranging from inertial sensi
 ng to quantum computing.Ā  An important element of any atomtronic circuit i
 s the capability of manipulating or guiding ultracold atoms within the cir
 cuit through optical or magnetic fields.Ā  For applications that require sh
 ort execution times\, fast manipulation of the atoms is required but can c
 ause degradation of the quantum coherence needed for the intended quantum 
 application.Ā  New protocols\, called shortcuts-to-adiabaticity (STAs)\, ha
 ve been recently proposed to prevent quantum decoherence while allowing fo
 r fast quantum control.Ā Ā  In this talk\, I will discuss an STA protocol fo
 r the spatial transport of Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs) using dynamic 
 laser-generated potentials\, and its possible use in inertial sensing appl
 ications of BEC interferometers.BiographyDr. E. Carlo Samson is a JC & CE 
 Garland Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics at Miami Universi
 ty.Ā  He received his PhD in Optical Sciences from the University of Arizon
 a\, where he studied quantum turbulence and quantum vortices in Bose-Einst
 ein condensates (BECs) of rubidium-87 atoms.Ā  Dr. Samson did his postdocto
 ral research work at Los Alamos National Laboratory\, where he developed a
 n atomic analog of SQUIDs for rotation sensing.Ā  At Miami University\, he 
 heads the experimental BEC research group\, which is currently constructin
 g Miamiā€™s first BEC machine.Event Webpage: https://wright.webex.com/wright
 /j.php?MTID=m8132ab7a42791df6fa5375ac4fdc498c
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SUMMARY:Physics Seminar: Fast Quantum Control of Ultracold Atoms
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 trol-ultracold-atoms
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