Sessions & Session Chairs
Sessions
S1. Atomic structure and spectroscopy: theory and experiment.
S2. Atomic collisions and strong field processes.
S3. Atomic data for astrophysics and laboratory plasmas.
S4. Cold atoms, quantum control and quantum technologies.
S5. Computational and AI methods in atomic physics.
S6. Fundamental tests and precision measurements with atoms.
Department of Astronomy, The Ohio State University, Columbus, USA
Rosario Physics Institute (National Research Council, CONICET-UNR); National University of Rosario (UNR), Argentina
Omar Fojón is professor of Quantum Mechanics at the Universidad Nacional de Rosario and researcher at CONICET in the field of Atomic Collisions. His field of theoretical research includes positron impact on atoms and molecules, (e,2e) reactions, fast ion impact on atomic and molecular targets, basic reactions involving molecules of biological interest, two-center interferences in electron emission from molecules, photoionization and interaction of attopulses with atomic and molecular systems.
Department of Astronomy, The Ohio State University, Columbus, USA
Anil Pradhan is professor of astronomy, chemical physics, and biophysics at the Ohio State University in Columbus Ohio USA. He specializes in atomic astrophysics and applications to astronomy and plasma fusion diagnostics. Other works also include nanobiotechnology using radiation therapy and diagnostics (theranostics). He has over 300 publications and co-author of the textbook "Atomic Astrophysics and Spectroscopy" with Sultana Nahar (Cambridge University Press 2011). He is member of two major international projects, the Opacity Project and the Iron Project.