Invited Speakers

Radioactive Isotopes in Traps

• Dr Markus Wiesinger, LMU Munich, Germany – Th⁺ spectroscopy in a cryogenic Paul trap
• Dr Marco Rosenbusch, Riken Laboratory, Japan - Highlights from recent MR-ToF measurements on radioactive isotopes
• Dr Xiaofei Yang, Peking University, China - High resolution spectroscopy of radioactive isotopes and molecules

Fundamental Interactions and Symmetries

• Johannes Helgert, VU Amsterdam, Netherlands - Robust and direct precision isotope shift measurements in Ba+ ions
  

Precision Spectroscopy and Frequency Standards

• Prof Thomas Udem, Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics, Garching, Germany - Precision hydrogen spectroscopy and towards XUV spectroscopy of He⁺
• Dr Daniel Kienzler, ETH Zurich, Switzerland - Quantum control of a single H₂^- molecular ion

QED Effects

• Dr Jonathan Morgner, Max Plank Institute Heidelberg, Germany -  Stringent tests of bound-state QED with HCI
  
  

Trapped Antimatter

• Dr Coulter Walls, Institute for Nuclear Physics, TU-Darmstadt, Germany - Update on the PUMA experiment
• Dr Christian Smorra, HHU Dusseldorf, Germany - Progress with antiproton transport in the BASE STEP apparatus and precision baryon-antibaryon symmetry experiments
• Dr Maria Beatriz Gomes Goncalves, CERN/Swansea University, UK – Be⁺ assisted antihydrogen production in the ALPHA antihydrogen trapping apparatus
• Marcus Bumber, OEAW, Vienna, Austria- Antihydrogen beam production in the ASACUSA experiment

Plasma and Collective

• Dr Allison Carter, NIST, USA – Progress with 2D ion crystals

Storage Ring Physics

• Prof Henning Schmidt, Stockholm University, Sweden - Molecular physics studies with the DESIREE storage ring
• Dr Ragandeep Singh Sidhu, University of Surrey, UK - Heavy Ion Storage Rings for Nuclear Physics and Astrophysics
• Dr Lucas Bégué-Guillou, LP2iB, Université de Bordeaux / CNRS-IN2P3, Bordeaux, France - Reaction studies using inverse kinematics at GSI/FAIR

Applications of Charged Particle Trapping

• Dr Franziska Maria Maier, Michigan State University, USA - Enhanced sensitivity for electron affinity measurements of rare elements
• Dr Poram Ruksasakchai, Swansea University, UK - kElectron Plasma Confinement for Gabor Lens Applications