Quantum Correlated Light and Matter II

QCLM Conference

The conference brings together leading experimental and theoretical research groups studying light-induced quantum states, non-classical light generation, and correlated light-matter phases across solid-state and molecular platforms.

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Conference focus

Research themes
Quantum states driven by light and emergent correlated phases
Platforms
Solid-state systems, molecular systems, and hybrid light-matter settings
Community
Experimentalists, theorists, and cross-disciplinary collaborators

Organizers

Christian Riedel

Academic organizer

TUM Center for Quantum Engineering

Portrait of Florian Dirnberger

Florian Dirnberger

Academic organizer

Technical University of Munich

If you have questions about the conference or premises please contact the local orginizing committee.

About

The conference will span 4 days, featuring a mix of invited talks and discussion sessions to foster deep scientific exchange and identify mutual interests for collaborations.

Topics include

Microscopic and macroscopic quantum states of light and matter

Quantum Optics in solid state and 2D materials

Exciton-, phonon- and magnon-polaritons

Quantum coherence and correlations

Driving correlated phases with light

Quantum optics with superconducting circuits

Registration

Registration fees

Registration for the event will open soon! The conference is free to attend for speakers and students. For other attendees the registraion fee will cost 90€. Speakers and attendees with posters will take priority.

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Program

Session scheduling, thematic tracks, and agenda updates can live here as the conference program is finalized.

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Speakers

Confirmed invited speakers are now listed, with room to add biographies, talk titles, and affiliations next.

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Venue

Travel directions, building access, and local logistics for the Dipoli venue are collected in one place.

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Resources

Shared materials, participant guidance, and practical conference documents can be organized here.

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