EOS Optical Technologies Conferences
Submission for EOS Optical Technologies Conferences is open!
EOS will once again hold four conferences in Munich, June 26-29, 2017:
EOS Conference on Manufacturing of Optical Systems
EOS Conference on Optofluidics
EOS Conference on Light Engineering
EOS Conference on Optomechanical Engineering
Location: Munich, Germany,
Duration: 26 June 2017 - 29 June 2017
Submission Timeframe: 17 October 2016 - 29 January 2017
Website: http://www.myeos.org/events/photonics-congress-2017
Email: wpc2017@myeos.org
Abstracts should be submitted online via Conftool: https://www.conftool.com/wpc2017
Pre-registration: opens March 2017
EOS Optical Technologies
Advancements in technology and innovative manufacturing processes are crucial for optical sector growth in today's global markets. Markets with high developmental momentum include the energy and semiconductor, life sciences, health care and the agri-food industries. Optical technologies play a crucial role in these markets, the importance of sophisticated but economically priced optical components being vital to new products and applications.
Abstract Submission
Submit to: www.conftool.com/wpc2017
Abstract Submission: 17 October - 29 January 2017
Abstracts can only be submitted online via Conftool: www.conftool.com/wpc2017.
Authors are requested to submit an extended abstract of two pages with at least one figure. The abstract must be formatted according to the EOS abstract guidelines, which can be downloaded here.
You might wish to use either the Word or LaTeX template.
Contributions will be accepted for oral and poster presentations (please indicate your preference). For Manufacturing of Optical Systems, industrial posters are also welcome. At least one author is requested to register for the meeting separately from the abstract submission. The registration includes admission to all Topical Meetings, sessions and additional program.
EOS Conference on Manufacturing of Optical Systems
Manufacturing of Optical Systems will highlight significant technology trends, emerging technologies and associated prospective developments in the field of optics fabrication and testing. This conference provides a forum for all aspects of optics fabrication and testing, ranging from micro to large-scale optics and from high value one-off to mass-produced components including lessons learned papers on special manufacturing issues such as polishing process stability and finishing processes for high-end optics, optics featuring clear apertures below 1 mm or above 100 mm in diameter. One main goal of the meeting is to provide a better link between the design, the manufacturing, and the characterization of optical components and systems. For the first time, there will be a reviewed industrial poster session displayed during the whole conference with companies presenting their key technology competences.
General Chair: Oliver Fähnle, FISBA OPTIK AG (CH)
Co-Chair: Sven Schröder, Fraunhofer IOF (DE)
Topics include
Optics Fabrication, from single piece to High-Volume Fab, from sub-millimeter optics to meter optics and wafer-level optics Testing, Specification, and Characterization of Light Scattering,
Roughness, Shape, Defects, subsurface damage, MTF and mid-spatials
Finishing methods, e.g. SPDT, MRF, IBF, ductile grinding, FJP, laser polishing, CCP and traditional polishing
Optimization techniques in optics fabrication
Fabrication friendly Optical Design and Tolerancing
Lessons learned producing high level aspheres and freeform optics
Industrial poster session
For the first time, there will be a reviewed industrial poster session being organized where companies are entitled to present their key technology competences on a poster that will be presented during the whole time of the conference in the conference session room. Posters presenting competences and know how rather than products will be preferred.
EOS Conference on Optofluidics
Optofluidics emerged approximately 10 years ago aiming at the fusion of integrated optics with microfluidics. Since then, a wealth of new scientific principles and technologies have emerged. Through this conference, the latest developments in Optofluidics will be explored, serving as the main meeting point of the international optofluidics community.
General chair: Demetri Psaltis, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) (CH)
Co-chair: Andreas Vasdekis, University of Idaho (US)
Program committee
Xudong Fan, University of Michigan
Pietro Ferraro, Italian National Institute of Optics
David Sinton, University of Toronto
A. Q. Liu, Nanyang Technological University
Christian Karnutsch, Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences
Ian White, University of Maryland
Topics include
Photonics: fundamental linear and non-linear optics, lasers, sensors, microscopy, opt. Tweezers
Medicine and Biology: single cell, viral and molecule methods, drug delivery, ultra-high throughput screening
Imaging: time-stretch imaging, Big-Data approaches
Handheld Devices for low-resource settings: mHealth, portable diagnostics
Environment – Energy: optofluidics of plants, photobioreactors, biophysics
Transport: optics, microfluidics, computational methods
Microsystem Fabrication
Novel prototyping methods, 3D and 4D particle generation, BioMEMS
Hybrid Integration: integrated optics (SERS, waveguides), electronics, and applications
Soft Matter: liquid crystals, vesicle photonics
Industry: industrial applications, related technologies and products
EOS Conference on Light Engineering
The focus of this conference will be to explore new developments in the field of light engineering for a variety of applications, including solid state lighting.
General chair: Paul Urbach, Delft University of Technology (NL)
Co-chair: Wilbert Ijzerman, Philips (NL)
Co-chair: Willem Vos, University of Twente (NL)
Topics include
LEDS
OLEDS
Phosphors
Non-imaging optics
Nano-optics
Diffractive optics for SSL
Optical materials
Optical design
New materials
Color quality
Nano-structing of (O)LEDs
Lifetime and stability
Microfluidic lasers
Scattering
EOS Conference on Optomechanical Engineering
Optomechanical Engineering, the branch of Optical Engineering related to the simulation and construction of complete optical systems, is a key discipline in most fields of optics and photonics. The building of instrumentation which needs to work in real-world environments, from space to underwater or inside the human body, strongly relies in the approaches taken to compensate the effects of hostile environments. Optomechanical Engineering will bring on the most relevant experts and approaches of this evolving field in the land between optics and mechanics. Contributions on simulation methods (mechanical, optical, thermal, etc.) tolerancing for optomechanics, novel assembly methods and materials, design strategies, and use cases are welcome. The aim of the conference is to bring together the vibrant community of optomechanical engineers working in fields as diverse as aerospace and medicine to share methods and experiences and exchange practical knowledge.
General Chair: Santiago Royo, Centre for Sensors, Instruments and Systems Development (CD6), UPC-BarcelonaTech (ES)
Co-chair: Michael Pfeffer, University of Applied Sciences Ravensburg-Weingarten (DE)
Program Committee
Josep Arasa, SnellOptics Ltd. (ES)
James H. Burge, College of Optical Sciences, The University of Arizona (US)
Chris Dainty, University College, London (UK)
Marta C. de la Fuente, INDRA Systems (ES)
Alson E. Hatheway, AEH Inc. (US)
Peter Kühmstedt, Fraunhofer IOF Jena (DE)
Paul R. Yoder, Jr., Consultant (US)
Bob Breault, BRO Inc. (US)
Topics include
Simulation of optomechanical systems
Optomechanical systems in hostile environments
Modelling and mitigation of environemtal effects
Novel methods and geometries for real-world optics
Metrology of optomechanical components
Use cases of optomechanical design
New methods and materials for optomechanical construction
Paper Publication in JEOS:RP
Presenters at EOS Optical Technologies are kindly invited to consider the submission of a manuscript about their research to the EOS open-access on-line journal JEOS: RP (Journal of the European Optical Society, Rapid Publications, jeos.springeropen.com).
JEOS:RP publishes articles about recent scientific research and technological innovation as well as review papers about a topic in science or innovation from the recent past. A contribution should be original and will be subjected to the journal’s standard anonymous peer review process for scientific quality. The average time-to-publication of the journal is of the order of 75 days.
Fee for EOS Members: 950 EUR
World of Photonics Congress 2017
The EOS Conferences on Optical Technologies will be taking place under the umbrella of the World of Photonics Congress (25-29 June 2017), the leading international congress for optical technologies in Europe and one of the top 3 congresses of its kind worldwide. It is organised by Messe München International and held in conjunction with LASER World of PHOTONICS (26-29 June 2017), the international trade fair for optical technologies including components, systems and applications, so there is an intense exchange between the scientific and industrial sectors.
Venue: ICM - International Congress Centre Munich; Messegelände, 81823 München, DE
The International Congress Centre Munich (ICM) is integrated into the Munich Trade Fair Centre and is one of the most modern congress centres in the world. It can easily be reached by public transport.
Registration
The registration for EOS Optical Technologies conferences includes admission to all conferences at the World of Photonics Congress as well as to the LASER World of Photonics trade fair. At least one author of an accepted contribution is required to register in advance to the conference. The pre-registration opens in March 2017.
http://www.myeos.org/events/photonics-congress-2017