DAMOP

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DAMOP is the American Physical Society’s Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, a leading professional organization for researchers in these areas of physics.

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instanceOf division of a scientific society ⓘ
professional organization ⓘ
acronym DAMOP ⓘ
activity awarding prizes and recognitions in AMO physics ⓘ
sponsoring scientific conferences ⓘ
supporting early‑career researchers ⓘ
supporting graduate students and postdocs ⓘ
affiliation American Physical Society divisions ⓘ
community physicists working in atomic physics ⓘ
physicists working in molecular physics ⓘ
physicists working in optical physics ⓘ
physicists working in quantum information related to AMO systems ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
discipline physics ⓘ
field AMO physics ⓘ
atomic physics ⓘ
molecular physics ⓘ
optical physics ⓘ
quantum optics ⓘ
focus AMO aspects of quantum information science ⓘ
fundamental properties of atoms and molecules ⓘ
light–matter interaction ⓘ
precision measurements in AMO systems ⓘ
quantum control and quantum optics ⓘ
ultracold atoms and molecules ⓘ
fullName Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics ⓘ
hasAbbreviationExpansion Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics ⓘ
hasParentAbbreviation APS ⓘ
isDivisionOf American Physical Society ⓘ
isPartOf APS unit structure ⓘ
language English ⓘ
membershipType faculty and senior scientists ⓘ
individual researchers ⓘ
postdoctoral researchers ⓘ
students ⓘ
organizes annual DAMOP meeting ⓘ
parentOrganization American Physical Society ⓘ
purpose to advance knowledge in atomic, molecular and optical physics ⓘ
to organize scientific meetings in AMO physics ⓘ
to promote communication within the AMO physics community ⓘ
to support researchers in AMO physics ⓘ
scope research in atomic, molecular and optical physics ⓘ
subDiscipline atomic, molecular and optical physics ⓘ
supports career development activities for AMO researchers ⓘ
networking among AMO physicists ⓘ
typicalEventFormat poster sessions ⓘ
scientific conference with plenary, invited and contributed talks ⓘ

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