NIST Time and Frequency Division - Seminars and Workshops

Time & Frequency Division Seminars and Workshops

International Workshop on Dynamical Decoupling (IWODD)
October 5-6, 2009
Boulder, Colorado

Dynamical decoupling techniques show the potential to dramatically suppress errors in quantum information and quantum control systems. To date, research in this area has been scattered between magnetic resonance experimentalists and quantum information theorists. This workshop aims to foster new relationships between experimental and theoretical researchers in an effort to speed technical developments and to promote the adoption of dynamical decoupling techniques across a variety of qubit technologies.

2010 NIST - ATIS - Telcordia Workshop on Synchronization in Telecommunication Systems (WSTS '10)
March 9-11, 2010
Broomfield, Colorado

The 2010 WSTS will be the 19th year of this unique industry-neutral forum in North America. The telecom/datacom core is shifting from synchronous to asynchronous. Yet some applications at the edge require not only traditional frequency timing, but now time-of-day also. This Workshop addresses evolving methods of providing sync and associated standards.

35th Annual NIST Time and Frequency Metrology Seminar
June, 2010
Boulder, Colorado

The most comprehensive seminar on the subject of time and frequency, the 35th Annual NIST Time and Frequency Metrology seminar will teach what you need to know about:

Characteristics of clocks and oscillators

The making of precision time and frequency measurements

Synchronizing precision time systems

Comparisons of analog vs. all-digital PM measurements

GPS, Glonass (Russia), Galileo (European Union), and QZSS (Japan)

Photonic Oscillators

Chip-scale atomic clocks

Femtosecond laser dividers

Last update: Novemeber 2009