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In this lecture, I first present my views on the second vs the first quantumrevolution, then describe the Hanbury Brown and Twiss effect with photons, andindicate why it was so important in the development of modern quantum optics.The presentation of our experiments on the HBT effect with atoms will allow meto emphasize the analogies but also the increased richness of the effect whengoing from photons to atoms. I will similarly describe the HOM effect forphotons and its significance, and then present the analogous experiment withatoms. In conclusion, I will put these two effects in the long list oflandmarks in the development of quantum optics, and indicate what has been doneand what remains to be done with atoms in lieu of photons.

Hanburry Brown and Twiss, Hong Ou and Mandel effects and other landmarks in Quantum Optics: from photons to atoms