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Explore the cutting-edge research on atom-light interactions in this 44-minute talk by Ana Maria Rey at the Erwin Schrödinger International Institute for Mathematics and Physics. Delivered as part of the Thematic Programme on "Entanglement in Many-body Quantum Matter: Dynamics, Dissipation, Equilibration," this presentation delves into how ultracold atomic systems loaded in optical cavities can serve as platforms for quantum simulation and sensing. Learn how photon-mediated infinite-range interactions can enhance energy scales needed for observing complex many-body behaviors, simulate Hamiltonians of real materials, engineer multi-body interactions, generate quantum entanglement, and overcome limitations in atomic clocks and interferometers. The talk provides valuable insights into the fundamental building blocks of our universe and the potential applications of cavity-mediated interactions in quantum science.
