Preliminary list of speakers 

In alphabetic order

• Alain Aspect (LCFIO, Palaiseau)
• Andreas Buchleitner (University of Freiburg, Germany) Quantum signatures of many-body chaos
• Yvan Castin (LKB, Paris) Ergodicité quantique et applications/Quantum ergodicity and applications
• Nicolas Cherroret (LKB, Paris): Universal dynamic scaling across the BEC transition: impact of disorder and drive
• Jean Dalibard (LKB, Paris)
• Marcel Filoche (Institut Langevin, Paris) Looking for the Anderson mobility edge
• Jean Claude Garreau (Laboratoire PhLAM, Lille) Exploring disordered quantum systems with the kicked rotor
• Benoît Grémaud (CPT, Marseille) Fermions in flat bands: interplay between superfluidity and disorder
• David Guéry-Odelin (LCAR, Toulouse) Studies on quantum chaos in Toulouse
• Jean-Philippe Karr (LKB, Paris) A few applications of precision variational calculations in three-body systems, and how it all started
• Robin Kaiser (INPHYNI, Nice) With dipole-dipole interactions towards Anderson localisation of light in 3D
• Gabriel Lemarié (LPT Toulouse/CQT Singapore) 2D Anderson Localization belongs to KPZ Universality Class
• Christian Miniatura (INPHYNI, Nice) Dynamical Properties of the Quantum Kicked Rotor with Symmetric Random Phases
• Amaury Mouchet (University of Tours) Tunneling in chaotic systems
• Hélène Perrin (LPL, Villetaneuse)
• Romain Pierrat (Institut Langevin, Paris) Wave propagation in time and space dependent disordered media
• Klaus Richter (University of Regensburg, Germany): Controlling Many-body Quantum Chaos
• Krzysztof Sacha (Jagiellonian University, Cracow): From non-spreading wave-packets to time crystals
• Piotr Sierant (Barcelona Supercomputing Center, Spain) Magic Spreading in Quantum Many-Body Systems
• Patrizia Vignolo (INPHYNI, Nice) The quantum boomerang effect
• Pascal Viot (LPTMC, Paris)
• David Wilkowski (CQT Singapore): Structured light for super-resolved multi-traps for atoms
• Kuba Zakrzewski (Jagiellonian University, Cracow) Many-body localization - current perspective