Handbook

International Conference on Quantum, Atomic, Molecular

and Plasma Physics

1–4 September 2015University of Sussex, Brighton, UK

http://quamp2015.iopconfs.org/

Organised by the IOP Quantum Optics, Quantum Information and Quantum Control Group

Contents

Contact information 2

Organising committee 2

Disclaimer 2

Sponsors 2

Venue 3

Travel 3

Visas 5

Accommodation 5

Registration 6

Catering 7

Dietary requirements 7

Information for presenters 8

Programme 9

Social programme 9

Conference app 9

Exhibition 10

Internet 14

Health and safety 14

Tourist information 15

IOP Membership 16

Appendix 1 – Illustrative map of Bramber House, University of Sussex Appendix 2 – Map of University of Sussex campus

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Contact information

If you have any questions, please contact the conferences team by telephone or email. There will be at least two IOP representatives on-site throughout the conference, in case you have any queries.

Hoe-Yin Kwan Institute of Physics

E-mail: hoe-yin.kwan@iop.org Mobile: +44 (0)791 718 1208 Tel: +44 (0)20 7470 4984

Conferences team E-mail: conferences@iop.org

Organising committee

Barry Garraway (Conference Chair) – University of Sussex, UK Alessia Pasquazi – University of Sussex, UK Diego Porras – University of Sussex, UK Jacob Dunningham – University of Sussex, UK Marco Peccianti – University of Sussex, UK Matthias Keller (Programme Chair) – University of Sussex, UK Silvia Bergamini – University of Cambridge, UK Michael Charlton – Swansea University, UK

We hope that your time at the conference is enjoyable. However, should you encounter any problems during your stay, please report them to the registration desk at your earliest convenience. The conference team will make every effort to rectify the issue as soon as possible.

Disclaimer

The Institute of Physics, University of Sussex and their approved representatives cannot take responsibility for any accident, loss or damage to participants or their property during the conference.

The ‘International Conference on Quantum, Atomic, Molecular and Plasma Physics’ is proudly supported by:

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Venue

The conference will be held at Bramber House (University of Sussex Conference Centre) in the Terrace Room and Gallery Rooms 1 & 2. All rooms are located on the third floor of the Conference Centre. Please see reference 13 on the University of Sussex campus map appended at the back of this document.

3rd Floor Bramber House University of Sussex Refectory Road Falmer, Brighton BN1 9QU, UK

Tel (University of Sussex): +44 (0)1273 678 677

For information about the venue, please visit their website: http://www.sussex.ac.uk/aboutus/campus/buildings/administration/bramberhouse

Travel

The city of Brighton is in the south east of England, 54 miles south of London. It is well served by road and rail links, Bramber House is on Refectory Road, in the north-east part of Brighton.

By air

Nearest airport: London Gatwick Airport (situated south of London), situated 27 miles (43km) north of Brighton. It is 36 minutes by train.

Train from airport: You can look up train times at National Rail website (http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ ) and buy tickets either in advance or at the station. Visitors travelling via London and the west should take a train to Brighton and change there for Falmer. The journey time from London to Brighton is just under an hour. You can also change at Lewes for Falmer, if you are coming from the east. Falmer train station is directly opposite the University campus. Pedestrian access is through a subway under the A27 - follow signs for the University of Sussex (the University of Brighton has a campus at Falmer too). Falmer is on the line between Brighton and Lewes, about eight minutes' travel time in each direction. Four trains an hour go there during the day time.

Coach from airport: Most services operate from the lower South Terminal forecourt. Some also call at North Terminal (on the lower level outside international arrivals). There are National Express ticket desks in the North and South Terminals. Tickets for most other services can be booked in advance with the coach operator or bought on board. The coach from Gatwick to Brighton is National Express number 727 or 747. You can look up coach times and fares on the National Express website (http://www.nationalexpress.com). The set-down point in Brighton for coaches from Gatwick is Pool Valley Coach Station, then it is a short 100 metre walk to the Old Steine where you can catch a bus direct to the University of Sussex. The 23, 25, 28 and 29 buses run between the centre of Brighton and the University, bringing you directly to campus. Travel time is about 20-30 minutes. Bus timetables and information is available from the Brighton buses website (http://www.buses.co.uk/).

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Alternative airport: London Heathrow Airport (West London). http://www.heathrowairport.com/

Train from airport: For trains from Heathrow to Brighton, you can take the London Underground to London Victoria and connect with a mainline train to Brighton. Alternatively, take the Heathrow Express to Paddington and then the Underground to Victoria. The Heathrow Express is probably quickest but the Underground is the cheaper option. Journey time takes approximately 2 hours 15 minutes, depending on your chosen route and connection times. Please visit the Transport for London website at http://www.tfl.gov.uk/ for a map of the London Underground.

Coach from airport: London Heathrow is about 2 hours to 2 hours 30 minutes from Brighton depending on the airport terminal you are departing from/travelling to. The airport coaches are operated by National Express and you can look up coach times and fares on the National Express website (http://www.nationalexpress.com). The set-down point in Brighton for coaches from Gatwick is Pool Valley Coach Station, then it is a short 100 metre walk to the Old Steine where you can catch a bus direct to the University of Sussex. The 23, 25, 28 and 29 buses run between the centre of Brighton and the University, bringing you directly to campus. Travel time is about 20-30 minutes. Bus timetables and information is available from the Brighton buses website (http://www.buses.co.uk/).

By train

To check train times to Brighton from stations around the country and buy tickets, see the National Rail (http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/) website.

From London: There are direct trains from Victoria and Bridge stations. The journey takes about an hour.

Eurostar: It is easy to get to Brighton if you are travelling by Eurostar from Europe. Eurostar will take you directly to St Pancras International Station. King's Cross Station is just next door to St Pancras, where you can connect with a direct service to Brighton (1 hour 16 minutes direct), then change to a train to Falmer.

By car

From London: London to Brighton is approximately 50 miles, with a journey time of about 90 minutes, depending on the traffic. Simply take the A23/M23 south. Before entering the centre of Brighton, join the A27 eastbound signposted Lewes. The University is at Falmer on the A27 between Brighton and Lewes, about four miles (six kilometres) from the centre of Brighton. (Please follow signs for University of Sussex on the north side of the A27; the University of Brighton also has a campus at Falmer on the south side of the A27.) Drivers from the east or west take the A27 direct to the University. You can plan your route online using one of the free route planners - examples are The AA (http://www.theaa.com/) or The RAC (http://www.rac.co.uk/).

Car parking: We have arranged complimentary parking for all conference attendees, please refer to the parking permit at the end of this handbook. Please note that there is no car parking in the Northfield residential area, the nearest is car park 9. Car parks are not manned and objects of value should not be left in vehicles.

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Taxis

Taxis are available at both Brighton and Lewes train stations and at many places in the centre of Brighton. It is about four miles (six kilometres) from central Brighton to the University. (There is no taxi service at Falmer rail station itself.) It is often quicker to catch the train direct to Falmer from Brighton or Lewes.

Local taxi firm: Streamline Taxis +44 (0) 1273 74 74 74

At the close of the conference, taxis can be ordered from the reception desk in Bramber House, which is open 08:00-18:00. Alternatively, taxi ‘freephones’ linked to Streamline Taxis are located around the campus in the foyers of Bramber House, East Slope and York House.

By bus/coach

National Express Coaches to Pool Valley Coach Station in Brighton depart from London Victoria Coach Station.

Visas

Citizens of the European Union do not need a visa to enter Britain. If you are from any other country, find out about visa requirements before you travel by visiting http://ukvisas.gov.uk.

Accommodation

Accommodation is available for the nights of 1st, 2nd, 3rd September 2015 and is not included within the registration fee. There is an additional charge for accommodation; Single, en-suite bedrooms are available on a bed and breakfast basis at £55.00 per room per night. You will be able to book and pay for accommodation when registering online for this event.

If you have any queries or if you would like to book additional nights’ accommodation, please contact Conferences department by emailing conferences@iop.org.

If you have booked accommodation on-site in the Northfield Halls of Residence (University of Sussex), please collect your room key from the York House reception, which is open 24 hours a day. York House is indicated as building 10 on the campus map.

Check-in: 14:00 / Check-out: 09:00 Address: Northfield Halls of Residence, University of Sussex , Falmer, Brighton BN1 9RU, UK

Facilities include: • En-suite bathroom • Complimentary WiFi internet • Breakfast • Bedding, towels, soap and a small vanity pack of essentials • Tea and coffee making facilities

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Breakfast

Breakfast for residential participants will be served daily at 07.00 to 09.00 in the Dine Central Restaurant at Bramber House (building 13 on the campus map).

Luggage

If you arrive before the check-in time of 14:00 on Tuesday 1 September or Wednesday 2 September, you may store your luggage in the designated luggage room on 3rd Floor of the Conference Centre at Bramber House, located near the Registration Desk. This room will also be available on the last day, Friday 4 September, so you can bring your luggage with you after checking-out at 09:00 and depart directly from the venue after the conference closes. Please be advised that the luggage room will not be manned and any items left there are the owner’s responsibility.

Registration

The Registration Desk will be located in the 3rd Floor Lounge area (see area indicated on the attached venue map) and open at the following times:

Tuesday 1 September 11:00 – 19:00

Wednesday 2 September 08:30 – 20:30

Thursday 3 September 08:30 – 17:45

Friday 4 September 08:30 – 16:30

Each participant will receive a pen, note pad, participants list, an abstract book including the programme and a lapel badge. Participants are asked to wear their badge at all times to help with security and to enable you to identify fellow participants. Replacement badges can be issued at the registration desk in the Conference Office. On departure, please return your badge to the Conference Office to be recycled.

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Catering

The registration fee includes refreshments and lunches Tuesday 1 – Friday 4 September, the welcome reception and combined dinner and poster session on Wednesday 2 September (both held in Gallery 1 & 2) and the conference dinner on Thu 3 September (Hilton Metropole Brighton Hotel, Brighton). Please refer to the overview for timings and locations.

Date Event Time Location

Tuesday 1 September Lunch 12:20 – 14:00 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Afternoon refreshments 15:40 – 16:00 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Welcome reception 18:00 – 19:00 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Wednesday 2 September Morning refreshments 10:40 – 11:00 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Lunch 12:20 – 14:00 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Afternoon refreshments 15:40 – 16:00 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Dinner & Poster Session 18:00 – 20:30 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Thursday 3 September Morning refreshments 10:40 – 11:00 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Lunch 12:20 – 14:00 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Afternoon refreshments 15:40 – 16:00 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Conference Dinner 19:00 – 22:00 Hilton Metropole Brighton Hotel, Brighton

Friday 4 September Morning refreshments 10:40 – 11:00 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Lunch 12:30 – 14:00 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Laboratory tours 14:00 – 16:00 Gallery Rooms 1 & 2, Bramber House

Outside of the above catered breaks and functions, the nearest dining option is Eat Central (Ground floor, Bramber House, University of Sussex). A full menu is available until 20:00, then a selected menu till 21:00. Central Brighton also has plenty of dining options and is a short 9min train ride away, or approximately 20min by taxi (a one-way fare is approximately £16).

Dietary requirements

Those with special dietary requirements other than vegetarian are asked to make themselves known to the catering team. It will not be possible to provide an alternative menu unless adequate prior notification has been received. Please email hoe-yin.kwan@iop.org if you have any queries.

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Information for presenters

The lecture theatre is equipped with the following audio-visual equipment: • Data projector and screen • Conference laptop with PowerPoint facilities • Laser pointer • Lectern and hand held microphone

Presenters wishing to use Macintosh computers will need to bring their own VGA connectors (not HDMI) as they will not be supplied by the venue.

Oral presentations

Presenters are asked to prepare their presentations to match the time allocated in the programme as these will be strictly enforced by the conference chairs.

• Keynote talks – 60 minutes (50 minutes + 10 minutes for questions)

• Invited talks - 40 minutes (35 minutes + 5 minutes for questions)

• Contributed talks - 20 minutes (17 minutes + 3 minutes for questions)

Speakers are requested to bring their presentations on a USB memory stick in either Office 2007 or .pdf format and preload them onto the PC located in the lecture theatre. Speakers should save their presentation into the appropriate pre-named session folders pre-set on the desktop and files should be saved by speaker’s surname and initial. To optimise compatibility, particularly for the inclusion of multimedia components, PowerPoint presentations should have been saved using PowerPoint’s “Package for CD” facility. Direct connection of personal laptops (with set up in the break prior to the corresponding session) is an acceptable but not preferred alternative.

The lecture theatre is reasonably large - speakers should use a minimum 15-point font size in PowerPoint slides to ensure legibility.

The UK has 3-pin 230V sockets, so if you require an adaptor please bring one with you.

Poster presentations

Posters will be on display throughout the conference, although there will be one dedicated poster session on the Wednesday evening. Posterboards will be located inside, and in the corridor outside, room Gallery 1/2.

Posters should be mounted and removed at the following times:

Mounting: From 10:30, Tuesday 1 September Removal: By 16:30, Friday 4 September

Posters should be no larger than A0 in size, in portrait format. Fixing material will be provided. If your poster does not fit within these dimensions, we cannot guarantee it will be displayed. Although organisers will endeavour to save poster material, no guarantee can be made for posters not removed by the time stated above.

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Programme

Please refer to the website at http://quamp2015.iopconfs.org/375301 for the latest conference programme.

Social programme

Tuesday 1 September

A welcome drinks reception will be held in Bramber House (University of Sussex) after the close of the day one of the conference at 18:00. The cost to attend the reception is included in the registration fee. Please indicate whether you plan to attend this event during the online registration process.

Wednesday 2 September

A conference buffet dinner will be held in Bramber House (University of Sussex) after the close of the day two of the conference at 18:00. The cost to attend the dinner is included in the registration fee. Please indicate whether you plan to attend this event during the online registration process.

Thursday 3 September

The conference drinks reception and gala dinner will be held at the Hilton Metropole Brighton Hotel on Thursday 3 September. The drinks reception will start at 19:00 and the dinner will follow at 19:30. The cost to attend the dinner is included in the registration fee. Coach transport will be provided to transport delegates from the conference venue to the dinner venue, and also back to the University for delegates staying onsite at Northfields Halls of Residence. Please indicate whether you plan to attend this event during the online registration process.

Conference app

An IOP Conferences App is now available to download via the Apple App Store or Google Play

The app will contain all the information you need to make the most of your time at the conference. A personalised agenda and abstract search function is included in the app, along with the full conference programme, exhibitor profiles, speaker biographies and venue plans. The app will be updated in the lead up to and during the conference, so please check the app regularly for the latest information.

To download the app just type IOP Conferences into the Apple App Store or Google Play.

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Exhibition

An exhibition of scientific instruments, equipment and techniques will be held alongside the International Conference on Quantum, Atomic, Molecular and Plasma Physics on Wednesday 2 and Thursday 3 September 2015. During the event, the following exhibitors will be on hand to discuss the services they provide, the latest research & development and demonstrations of their new products. The exhibitors will be located alongside refreshments and the poster exhibition in the Gallery Rooms (Bramber House, University of Sussex).

Avantes UK www.avantes.com

Avantes are a leading European manufacturer of fibre optic spectrometers operating in the UV, Visual & NIR ranges. These are suitable for measurements including : Reflection, Absorption, Irradiance, Colour co-ordinates , Fluorescence, Plasma, Thin Film & Raman. Avantes also manufacture fibre optic cable assemblies, light sources & spectrometer accessories.

Elliot Scientific Ltd www.elliotscientific.com

Elliot Scientific will exhibit a selection of products from our laser and optical systems ranges, including laser control systems from Vescent Photonics. Vescent provides the most flexible and lowest-noise electronics on the market for laser stabilization and frequency locking to atomic transitions, optical cavities and other lasers, etc.

Lambda Photometric www.lambdaphoto.co.uk

Lambda Photometrics are a leading UK provider of characterisation, measurement and analysis solutions and serve the quantum optics community with narrow linewidth Quantel EYLSA fibre lasers for atom cooling, IntraAction Corp. AOM's for frequency shifting / beam switching, imaging cameras & optics, mini fibre coupled spectrometers, oscilloscopes and lab instrumentation.

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Laser 2000 www.laser2000.co.uk

Laser 2000 leads the way in innovation by supplying state-of-the-art solutions, utilising the latest photonics and optoelectronic technologies. The study of quantum and atomic phenomena is facilitated using our range of narrow linewidth DFB lasers, tuneable external cavity diode lasers, and optical amplifiers.

LOT-QuantumDesign Ltd www.lot-qd.co.uk

LOT-QuantumDesign will be available to discuss our range of spectroscopy instrumentation which includes optical cryostats, IR camera, CCD cameras, spectrographs, polarizing beamsplitters and helium liquefiers and much more.

MOGLabs Europe www.moglabs.com

MOGLabs is a company of in-the-lab scientists and engineers, people that know what you need because they've come from labs like yours. New products include widely tunable robust cateye lasers and agile RF frequency synthesizers for driving AOMs.

Newport Spectra-Physics Ltd www.newport.com

Newport is a leading global supplier of advanced technology products and systems. Newport’s product portfolio includes: laser systems, spectroscopy instruments, light sources, laser beam measurement devices, vibration control equipment, optics, micro and nano positioning solutions, opto-mechanics and photonic instrumentation.

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Oxford Instruments www.oxford-instruments.com

Oxford Instruments NanoScience designs, manufactures and supplies market-leading research tools that enable quantum technologies, new materials and device development in the physical sciences. Our tools are used for creating high performance, cryogen free low temperature and magnetic environments, based upon our core technologies in low and ultra-low temperatures, high magnetic fields and system integration.

Teledyne LeCroy teledynelecroy.com/europe

Teledyne LeCroy is a leading supplier of oscilloscopes and test & measurement solutions to quickly measure, analyse, and verify complex electronic signals. Teledyne LeCroy offers oscilloscopes from 40MHz to 100GHz bandwidth, serial data test solutions, mixed-signal test solutions, logic analysers, arbitrary waveform generators and protocol test solutions used by design engineers in the computer, embedded, semiconductor, automotive, industrial, military and aerospace markets.

Thorlabs www.thorlabs.com

Thorlabs designs, develops, and manufactures building blocks for the Photonics industry, including optomechanics, motion control electronics, nanopositioning stages, fiber and optical components, laser diodes, tunable lasers, and vibration isolation systems. In addition, we can provide system-level solutions including complete OCT and imaging systems, like confocal and adaptive scanning optical microscopes.

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TOPTICA Photonics UK www.toptica.com

Our industrial diode lasers combine first class diode technology and rock-solid opto-mechanical engineering, with convenient computer-control and intelligent protection measures. These lasers offer high power, great beam quality, low noise and cover various applications in bio-photonics, microscopy, semicon inspection, industrial manufacturing & security.

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Internet

Free wi-fi internet is available at the conference venue and in the Northfield Halls of Residence on all days of the conference from 8am Tuesday 1 September. Password (all lower case and with spaces): ethically ruin his herring

Local information

Facilities

The nearest ATM is situated at Bramber House, University of Sussex. The University is well served with banks, shops and retail outlets on campus, including a pharmacy, grocery store, and food.

Currency

Britain's currency - pound sterling (£) - see www.xe.com for currency converters.

Value Added Tax (VAT) - is charged on all purchases currently at a rate of 20%, people travelling to the UK on business may be entitled to reclaim the tax charged on event expenses.

Electricity

British electrical standards are 50Hz 230 volts, so some North American and European electrical devices may require converters; all will require plug adaptors. Please bring your own adaptor with you to the conference.

Health and safety

Safety and emergency procedures

In the unlikely event of a fire, an alarm will sound. Please evacuate the building immediately and assemble outside on the lawn area at the rear of the building, near the ground floor restaurant’s outdoor seating. Emergency exits are well sign posted. Do not enter the building until instructed to do so by a member of staff or the fire brigade.

Smoking

In accordance with government legislation smoking is not permitted in any building on campus, and prohibits smoking within two metres of any part of a University-owned or managed building.

First aid

If you fall ill or injure yourself during the conference, please report the incident to a staff member who will call a trained first-aider. Should first aid be required and you are unable to find a member of staff, please contact the security team on 3333 from any University telephone, or 01273 873333 from a non-University telephone or mobile. In case of serious injury, paramedics will be called. All three emergency services, fire, ambulance and police, can be contacted by dialling 999 from any telephone.

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Some medicines are available over the counter from pharmacists. For medical advice, try NHS by telephone on 111 (24-hour within the UK) or visit the website at www.nhs.uk. Reciprocal arrangements with the UK allow residents of some countries to receive free emergency medical treatment. Most doctors' surgeries have a daily drop-in hour or go to the Accident and Emergency department at a hospital for emergency treatment.

Behaviour and conduct

The Institute of Physics and the University of Sussex reserves the right to charge in full for loss or damage to buildings and property.

Tourist information

The University of Sussex is located only minutes from the exciting city of Brighton & Hove. With the beach, great places to eat and shop, a rich cultural life, and a cosmopolitan vibe, Brighton really is a unique and fascinating place to visit.

Please find below a list of some of the tourist attractions in Brighton. Please note, if you would like to book any of these attractions/activities, please book with the provider directly or via Visit Brighton.

• The Royal Pavilion is the spectacular seaside palace of the Prince Regent (George IV) transformed by John Nash between 1815 and 1822 into one of the most dazzling and exotic buildings in the British Isles. The Pavilion houses furniture and works of art including original pieces lent by HM The Queen and a magnificent display of Regency silver-gilt. The Royal Pavilion Tearoom, with its fabulous balcony, overlooks the Pavilion gardens, which have also been returned to their original Regency splendour. http://brightonmuseums.org.uk/royalpavilion/

• The Sea Life Centre takes you on a fascinating journey through the original Victorian architecture of the oldest operating aquarium in the world from the coastline to the depths of the ocean. Discover a magical underwater world filled with a dazzling array of amazing creatures. Every step will reveal something new, from a face to face encounter with sharks to a hands-on rockpool experience. https://www.visitsealife.com/brighton/

• Brighton Pier is a Victorian pier with various food and drink outlets, fairground attractions and Palace of Fun arcade. Palm Court Fish Restaurant, Victoria's bar and Horatio's bar. With a choice of bars and a famous fish and chip restaurant, Brighton Pier makes it a day to remember.

• Beach - Stroll along the bustling Brighton promenade and soak up the cosmopolitan atmosphere at one of the cafes and bars, relax on the famous pebble beach or try your hand at one of the many beach and water sports or sailing activities. You'll also find some great galleries & art in the Artists' Quarter on the lower promenade near Brighton Pier. After dark, check out Brighton’s seafront clubs and bars, nestling underneath the Victorian beachfront arches, for some of the best club nights in the country.

• Shopping – From the independent shops of The Lanes, North Laine & London Road to the unique shops of Hove & big-name stores of Churchill Square & Brighton Marina, shopping in Brighton is second to none. http://www.visitbrighton.com/shopping

Further tourist information can be found on the Visit Brighton website at: http://www.visitbrighton.com/

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There is a network of 15 staffed Visitor Information Points across the city centre, including one at Brighton station and one at Grosvenor G Casino near the Coach station. Opening times vary across the network - to check individual times please contact Visit Brighton on 01273 290337.

IOP Membership

Non-member registrants attending this conference will automatically become affiliate members of the Institute of Physics for 12 months and will receive copies of Physics World. As an affiliate member you will be entitled to attend all conferences at the members’ rate for the period of your membership and to use MyIOP – the member-only network.

Full details will be sent to you after the conference. In order to take advantage of this affiliate membership, payment for the conference registration fee must be received in accordance with our payment terms.

Membership of the Institute of Physics is open to all those with an interest in Physics. For further information, please visit http://members.iop.org or email membership@iop.org.

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Academic units

18 American Studies ......................................................... Arts A & B

17 Anthropology ................................................................ Arts C

18 Art History .................................................................... Arts A

15 Business and Management ........................................... Jubilee Building

28 Chemistry .................................................................... Arundel

15 Economics ................................................................... Jubilee Building

12 Education .................................................................... Essex House

29 Engineering and Design .................................................Richmond

18 English ........................................................................ Arts B

48 Genome Centre

17 Geography ................................................................... Arts C

22 History ......................................................................... Arts A

24 Informatics ...................................................................Chichester I & II

17 International Development ............................................. Arts C

17 International Relations .................................................. Arts C

43 Law ............................................................................. Freeman Building

47 Life Sciences ................................................................ John Maynard Smith

50 Mathematics ................................................................ Pevensey II

16 Media and Film ............................................................Silverstone

46 Medical School ............................................................BSMS Teaching

16 Music ..........................................................................Silverstone

22 Philosophy ................................................................... Arts A

24 Physical Geography labs ................................................Chichester I

50 Physics and Astronomy ................................................. Pevensey II

43 Politics ........................................................................ Freeman Building

52 Psychology ................................................................... Pevensey I

12 Social Work and Social Care .......................................... Essex House

43 Sociology ..................................................................... Freeman Building

15 SPRU – Science Policy Research Unit ............................. Jubilee Building

22 Sussex Centre for Language Studies ............................... Arts A

University offices

20 Careers and Employability Centre ................................... Library

13 Conference Centre ........................................................Bramber House

32 Development and Alumni Relations ................................Mantell

34 Estates and Facilities Management ................................Hastings

34 Health and Safety Office ................................................Hastings

54 Main reception .............................................................Sussex House

34 Occupational Health .....................................................Hastings

55 Research and Enterprise ............................................... Falmer House

10 Security Office (24-hour reception) ................................. York House

44 Sussex Innovation Centre

55 University of Sussex Students’ Union .............................. Falmer House

54 Vice-Chancellor’s Office .................................................Sussex House

Student services

54 Admissions Office .........................................................Sussex House

55 Advice & Representation Centre (USSU) ......................... Falmer House

20 Careers and Employability Centre ................................... Library

53 Chaplaincy ...................................................................Meeting House

54 Finance Office ..............................................................Sussex House

55 Muslim prayer facility .................................................... Falmer House

13 Residential Services ......................................................Bramber House

13 Student Life Centre .......................................................Bramber House

13 Student Progress and Assessment .................................Bramber House

52 Student Support Unit .................................................... Pevensey I

33 Sussex Abroad Office .................................................... Friston

6 University Counselling Service ........................................Health Centre

Other units on campus

39 Clinical Imaging Sciences Centre (CISC)

41 IMRA Europe UK Research Centre .................................. Aisin Seiki

19 Institute of Development Studies (IDS)

32 International Study Centre .............................................Mantell

37 Sussex Health Outcomes Research and Education in Cancer (SHORE-C)

40 Thermo-Fluid Mechanics Research Centre (TFMRC)

32 University of Gothenburg ...............................................Mantell

Learning services

26 Attenborough Centre Creativity Zone ............................... Pevensey III

23 IT Services ...................................................................Shawcross

20 Library

60 Mass Observation Archive .............................................. The Keep

60 Special Collections ....................................................... The Keep

Campus services and shops

54 Barclays.......................................................................Sussex House

20 Bookshop .................................................................... Library

58 Childcare Centre

13 Conference Centre ........................................................Bramber House

13 The co-operative (supermarket)......................................Bramber House

6 Dentist ........................................................................Health Centre

6 Health Centre

3 Laundrette ................................................................... Park Village

13 Newsagent (in The co-operative) ....................................Bramber House

6 Pharmacy ....................................................................Health Centre

13 Post Office (in The co-operative) .....................................Bramber House

34 Print Unit .....................................................................Hastings

57 Sport Centre

55 Students’ Union Shop ................................................... Falmer House

36 Sussexsport (Sport Services) ......................................... Falmer Sports Complex

Cafés on campus

22 Arts Piazza Café ............................................................ Arts A

50 Bridge Café .................................................................. Pevensey II

17 Dhaba Café .................................................................. Arts C

46 Doctor’s Orders Café .....................................................BSMS Teaching

5 East Slope Bar ............................................................. East Slope

13 Eat Central (ground floor) ..............................................Bramber House

13 Dine Central (first floor) .................................................Bramber House

19 IDS Café and Bar .......................................................... IDS

15 Jubilee Building Café ..................................................... Jubilee Building

20 Library Café .................................................................. Library

44 Sussex Innovation Centre Café .......................................Sussex Innovation Centre

55 The Union Bar .............................................................. Falmer House

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• Drop in to the main reception, Sussex House 54 9am to 5pm

• To find a person on campus, call switchboard on (01273) 606755

• In an emergency call (01273) 873333 or visit Security Office (24-hours)

• For more information, visit

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Accelerator Building 49Aisin Seiki 41Arts A 22Arts B 18Arts C 17Arundel 28Asa Briggs (A1 and A2) Lecture Theatres 21Ashdown House 42Attenborough Centre 56Boiler House 31Bramber House 13BSMS Research 45BSMS Teaching 46Chichester I 24Chichester II 25Chichester III 27Chichester Lecture Theatre 51Childcare Centre 58Clinical Imaging Sciences Centre (CISC) 39Essex House 12Falmer House 55Falmer Sports Complex 36Freeman Building 43Friston 33Fulton 30Genome Centre 48Hastings 34

Health Centre 6Institute of Development Studies (IDS) 19John Clifford West 35John Maynard Smith 47Jubilee Building 15Jubilee Lecture Theatre 15aThe Keep 60Library 20Mantell 32Meeting House 53Pevensey l 52Pevensey II 50Pevensey III 26Richmond 29Shawcross 23Silverstone 16Sport Centre 57Sussex Health Outcomes Research and

Education in Cancer (SHORE-C) 37Sussex House 54Sussex Innovation Centre 44Sussex Centre for Language Studies 22Thermo-Fluid Mechanics

Research Centre (TFMRC) 40Trafford Centre 38Visitors’ car park VP

Brighthelm 4East Slope 5Kent House 8Kulukundis House 9Lancaster House 7Lewes Court 2

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University of Sussex

Sussex University

Conference car parking permit

This permit authorises this vehicle to park in any designated car park on the University campus. Where specific parking spaces have been reserved by your organiser they must be used.

Conference QuAMP Conference Date of conference:

01-04 September 2015

To contact the owner of this vehicle call Conference Services on (01273) 678678 This vehicle should be parked in accordance with the University’s car parking regulations - see www.sussex.ac.uk/efm/1-2-14-15-4 Car Parking Regulations:

All motor vehicles parked on the University campus between the hours of 09:00 – 17:00 Monday to Friday, must display, on the front windscreen of their vehicle, a valid permit or pass to park or evidence of payment of the appropriate parking charge. Temporary parking for loading/unloading is possible outside the residences and other campus buildings for short periods of time, but once this has been accomplished vehicles should be moved to one of the designated car parks. Motor vehicles parked on the University campus are parked there at their owners' risk and the University cannot accept liability for loss or damage. The University’s parking regulations are published in full on the University website at: www.sussex.ac.uk/efm/1-2-14-15-4

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