Special Symposia that deal with topics of high current interest will be organized. This will, to some extent, reduce the usual restrictions on manuscript length for all categories of participants thereby encouraging younger researchers to present their results in greater detail than previously possible. The program of the Conference will reflect the continuing importance of fundamental quantum physics and the increasing importance of applications in the domain of quantum optics. This registration fee will cover all technical sessions, continental breakfasts, coffee breaks, the Conference Banquet at the Museum of Science on Wednesday, June 6, and one copy of the Conference Proceedings. Additional tickets can be purchased for the Banquet for accompanying persons.
All rooms are singles with a twin-sized bed, desk, bureau, and closet.
All Boston University facilities are handicapped accessible and comply with current ADA standards. The facility is fully air-conditioned and two rooms share a bath. Participants must reserve and remit payment for on-campus housing by April 13. Space is limited. All checks should be made payable to Boston University .