This workshop focuses on the study of co-localization and strong coupling between elementary wave excitations in condensed matter systems, including spins, magnons, phonons, and photons. By exploring the shared dynamics of these hybrid particles, the conference aims to advance our understanding of their interactions and their potential applications in next-generation information technologies. Participants will discuss recent breakthroughs, emerging challenges, and future directions in the field, with a particular emphasis on the integration of these phenomena into scalable devices. The workshop will serve as a platform for fostering collaboration and innovation at the intersection of condensed matter physics and quantum information technology.

Dr. Victor Bittencourt                                  Pr. John P. Davis

Université de Strasbourg, FR                       University of Alberta, CA

Dr. Maria José Martinez Perez                   Pr. Caroline A. Ross

University of Zaragoza, SP                           MIT, US

Gerrit E.W. Bauer, U. of Tohoku, JP

Ping Che, Lab. A. Fert, FR

Hiroyuki Chudo, JAEA, JP

Christian Degen, ETH Zurich, CH

Carlos Gonzalez-Ballestero, TU Wien, AT

Masamitsu Hayashi, U. of Tokyo, JP

Gabriel Hetet, LPENS, FR

Can-Ming Hu, U. of Manitoba, CA

Hans Huebl, Walther Meissner Instit., DE

Akash Kamra, RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau, DE

Seth Kurfman, U. of Halle, DE

William Legrand, Institut Néel, FR

Yi Li, Argonne Nat. Lab., US

Grégoire de Loubens, CEA Saclay, FR

Yoichi Nii, Keio U., JP

Teruo Ono, U. of Kyoto, JP

Martino Poggio, U. of Basel, CH

Toeno van der Sar, TU Delft, NL

Richard Schlitz, U. of Konstanz, DE

Kathrin Schultheiss, HZDR Dresden, DE

Olivier Arcizet

Isabella Boventer

Olivier Klein

Silvia Viola Kusminskiy

Shuichi Murakami

Benjamin Pigeau

Georg Schmidt

Takeshi Seki

Olivier Arcizet

Olivier Klein

Benjamin Pigeau