Monday, December 03

8:42	Rost group: Departure from Dresden, Main Station
ca.17:00	Rost group: Arrival at Ringberg Castle
17:00	Rempe group: Departure from Garching
ca.18:15	Rempe group: Arrival at Ringberg Castle
18:30	Dinner

Tuesday, December 04

8:00	Breakfast
8:50	Opening Remarks
9:00	Plenary Session Andreas Marte: Avalanche losses and Feshbach resonances in BEC Ivo Häring: Atomic scattering from Bose-Einstein Condensates
10:30	Coffee
11:00	Parallel Sessions: Theory Carla Faria: Resonance-like enhancements of high-harmonic generation Christian Siedschlag: The helium knee for high frequencies Tobias Schneider: Classical propagation photoionization
11:00	Parallel Sessions: Experiment Sadiq Rangwala: Introduction to the molecule experiment Thomas Rieger: Molecular trajectories and electrostatic trapping Tobias Junglen: The present experiment: status quo and future
12:30	Lunch
14:00	Plenary Session Thomas Wellens: Quantum state preparation via asymptotic completeness Axel Kuhn: From fundamental atom-photon interactions to single-photon guns
15:30	Coffee
16:00	Parallel Sessions: Theory Thomas Pattard: Threshold laws in few-body break-up and some magic formulae Anatole Kenfack: Quantum and classical correspondence of diatomic molecules under stochastic force
16:00	Parallel Sessions: Experiment Markus Hennrich: Single photon emission from a coupled atom-cavity system Stefan Nußmann: A dipole trap to guide and hold atoms in high-finesse cavities
17:00	Coffee
17:30	Parallel Sessions: Theory Klaus Hornberger: Radiative decay of wavepackets Nenad Simonovic: Semiclassical analysis of a two-electron quantum dot in a magnetic field: dimensional phenomena
17:30	Parallel Sessions: Experiment Thomas Legero: Atom and photons entangled by a high-finesse optical cavity Stefan Kudera: Optical high-finesse cavities: Setup and characterization
18:30	Dinner

Wednesday, December 05

8:00	Breakfast
9:00	Plenary Session Pepijn Pinkse: Why use a cavity to detect single atoms Ulf Saalmann: High-frequency high-intense laser interactions with atomic clusters
10:30	Coffee
11:00	Parallel Sessions: Theory Mohamed Lamine Madjet: Theoretical study of photoionization of endohedral compounds Bilel Zarour: Charge exchange and ionization in a collision between atoms or ions and clusters Markus Porto: Nanorings
11:00	Parallel Sessions: Experiment Thomas Puppe: The atomic kaleidoscope Peter Maunz: Active feedback on a single atom
12:30	Lunch
14:00	Discussion Groups
18:30	Dinner and "Bavarian Evening"

Thursday, December 06

8:00	Breakfast
9:00	Guest Session I Alfredo Ozorio de Almeida (Rio): Evolution of Wigner Functions Steven Tomsovic (Pulman): Parity violation in slow-neutron resonances
10:30	Coffee
11:00	Guest Session II Helmut Ritsch (Innsbruck): Cavity enhanced mechanical light effects Ignacio Cirac (Innsbruck): Strongly correlated systems and BEC
12:30	Lunch
14:00	Guest Session III Sandro Wimberger (Como): Phase space and quantum localization Andreas Becker (Bielefeld): Dynamics of molecular ionization in intense laser pulses
15:30	Coffee
16:00	Guest Session IV Tilman Pfau (Stuttgart): Collapse and revival in classical optics Stefan Kuhr (Bonn): Deterministic delivery of a single atom
17:30	Coffee
17:45	Guest Session V Stephan Dürr (Boulder/München): Sisyphus cooling in an optical dipole trap
18:30	Dinner
20:00	Rempe group: Departure from Ringberg

Friday, December 07

8:00	Breakfast
9:00	Theory Session Maximilian Schultz: Chaotic scattering Peter Schlagheck: Semiclassical tunneling Javier Madronero: Two-dimensional helium in microwave fields
10:30	Coffee
11:00	Theory Session Vyatcheslav Shatokhin: Resonance fluorescence and measurement schemes Florian Mintert: Entanglement and noise
12:30	Lunch
14:00	Rost group: Departure from Ringberg
23:10	Rost group: Arrival at Dresden