SLIDES
Oct 2022, Neils Bohr 100th Centenary Workshop, Copenhagen Denmark: Quantum Computer Systems
Jan 2020, Roy Glauber Memorial Workshop, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA: Quantum optics with Atomic Motion
May 2016, Argonne National Laboratory, Benioff Symposium: Quantum Gates and Quantum Simulators with Atoms
Feb 2016, Department of Energy: Quantum Computing and Quantum Simulation
Jan 2016, Colloquium at the Ohio State University: Quantum Networks with Atoms and Photons
Feb 2014, Briefing, Washington area CTO Roundtable: Quantum Technology: Putting Weirdness To Use
Jan 2014, Colloquium at the University of New Mexico: Scaling the Ion Trap: Breaking Quantum Badness
July 2013, Varenna Summer School on Ion Traps: Quantum Simulation, Lecture I Lecture II
Oct 2008, National Science Foundation: Quantum Information Science: A Second Quantum Revolution
VIDEOS
Mar 2022, Duke Fitzpatrick Institute for Photonics, Duke University: Imaging of Single Atoms and Quantum Computers
Sept 2021, ETH-Zurich: Quantum Simulation and Computation with Trapped Ions
July 2021, Boulder Summer School on Condensed Matter Physics, Quantum Computation with Atoms and Ions I
July 2021, Boulder Summer School on Condensed Matter Physics: Quantum Computation with Atoms and Ions II
Feb 2020, APS Leadership Conference: Quantum Information Science
Nov 2019, Berlin, Falling Walls Conference: The Falling Walls of Computing
Oct 2018, Santa Fe Institute: Quantum Computers
May 2018, Feynman100 Festival at CalTech: Quantum Computing: Feynman’s Opportunity
May 2015, Google, Venice Beach: Modular Ion Trap Quantum Networks: Going Big
May 2013, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH): Quantum Magnetism From The Bottom Up
July 2012, University of Waterloo Quantum Summer School: Trapped Ion Quantum Computation: Lecture I Lecture II
Dec 2010, University of Vienna, Keynote Address for Inauguration of VCQ: Putting Quantum Weirdness To Use
Feb 2009, University of California, Berkeley: Quantum Networks with Atoms and Photons
Mar 2007, University of Michigan Saturday Morning Physics: The Physics Behind Music