Speakers

Overseas speakers (confirmed)

Antonio Castro Neto

(Boston Univ.)

Graphene: electrons in the flatland

Nigel Cooper

(Univ. of Cambridge)

Theory of NMR in Semiconductor Quantum Wires

Sankar Das Sarma

(Univ. of Maryland)

Physical systems for topological quantum computation

Marcel Franz

(Univ. of British Columbia)

Quantum oscillations from Fermi arcs

Akira Furusaki

(RIKEN)

Delocalization of 2D Dirac fermions in random potential

Roderich Moessner

(Max Planck Institute, Dresden)

Entanglement Skyrmions in multicomponent quantum Hall systems

Joel Moore

(U.C. Berkeley)

Topological insulators in two and three dimensions

Tai-Kai Ng

(Hong Kong Univ. of Sci. and Tech.)

Non-equilibrium Fermi-edge problem - effect of AC electric field

Masaki Oshikawa

(ISSP, Univ. of Tokyo)

Field-induced critical phenomena in (quasi) one-dimensional spin gap systems

Gil Refael

(California Inst. of Technology)

Sagnac interference in Carbon nanotube loops

Hirokazu Tsunetsugu

(ISSP, Univ. of Tokyo)

Low-energy effective model of "heavy-fermion" vanadium spinel LiV₂O₄

Kun Yang

(Florida State Univ.)

Correlation Physics beyond Electrons: Novel Quantum Criticality and Emergent Particles in Trapped Cold Atom Systems

Domestic speakers (confirmed)

	Sep 1 (Mon)	Sep 2 (Tue)	Sep 3 (Wed)
8:30- 9:00	Opening announcement and Snacks	Snacks	Snacks
9:00- 9:45	S. Das Sarma	H. Tsunetsugu	M. Franz
9:45- 10:30	G. Refael	R. Moessner	A. Castro Neto
10:30- 11:00	Tea Time	Tea Time	Tea Time
11:00- 11:45	J. Moore	K. Park	A. Furusaki
11:45- 12:30	K. Yang	T.-K. Ng	M.-S. Choi
12:30- 2:30	Lunch	Group photo and Lunch	Lunch
2:30- 3:15	M. Oshikawa	Excursion	N. Cooper
3:15- 4:00	S.-R. E. Yang		K. Moon
4:00- 4:30	Tea Time		Tea Time
4:30- 5:15	Y. Bang		H.-S. Sim
5:15- 6:00	J.-H. Han		Closing remarks
6:00- 9:00	Banquet (Westin Chosun Hotel, Seoul)