Program

Conference Program | Plenary speakers | Invited speakers | Instructions for authors

Conference Program

The conference program is being developed. Via our newsletter and LinkedIn we keep you up to date about the program, so stay tuned.

Invited speakers

Prof Ben Eggleton, University of Sydney, Australia.
“Heterogeneous and Hybrid Integration for Brillouin Microwave Photonics”
Prof Leonardo Midolo, Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
“Reconfigurable quantum photonic integrated circuits with nanomechanical devices”
Prof Donguk Nam, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology KAIST, Korea.
“GeSn lasers and 2D quantum emitters for integrated light source technology”
Prof Haiyan Ou, Technical University Denmark
“Silicon carbide – the next generation material platform for PIC and QPIC”.
Qingxin (Andrew) Ji, California Institute of Technology, US.
“Optical frequency division using dispersion tunable coupled microresonators”
Prof. dr. it. Bart Kuyken, Gent University / IMEC, Belgium.
“Heterogeneous integration of Lithium Niobate”
Dr Gregory Moille National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), USA.
“Toward Integrated On-Chip Metrology via Cavity Soliton Synchronization”
Prof Jelena Notaros, MIT, USA.
“Integrated Optical Phased Arrays for AR Displays, Biophotonics, 3D Printing, Trapped Ions, and Beyond”
José Capmany, Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain.
“Non-uniform integrated programmable waveguide meshes”

Ileana-Cristina Benea-Chelmus, EPFL.
“Microwave & teraherz photonics, with applications exploring nonlinear phenomena for sensing, telecom, quantum applications.”

Plenary speakers

Speakers to be announced

Instructions for authors

If you wish to make your slides available this way, please remember to upload them 

  • Before 7:00 AM the same day for talks in the morning sessions
  • Before 11:59 AM the same day for talks in the afternoon sessions
  • Before 18:00 the day before for slide decks that contain a movie (upload as a single zip-file if there are multiple files).

Alternatively, please upload your slides onsite onto the conference laptops during the break before your session. Slides uploaded on ConfTool after these deadlines will not be transferred.

Oral Sessions

The presentation times for oral sessions are as follows:

  • contributed talks 15 minutes
  • invited talks 30 minutes

Please consider that each presentation should include 3 minutes for Q&A.
Presenters and chairs should meet 20 minutes before the beginning of their session in the room indicated in the programme.
Presentations should be prepared in MS PowerPoint (preferred) or in PDF format and uploaded directly in the assigned conference room before the beginning of the session.
A 16:9 FullHD video projector and a PC are available in conference rooms as well as a remote controller with laser pointer.

We suggest preparing presentations in 16:9 format, however 4:3 would be also acceptable. Videos included in the presentation are recommended to be in WMV and AVI formats.

Poster Sessions

Poster boards are in vertical/portrait format and their size is A0 (W: 841 mm x H: 1189 mm).
Every poster-holder will display the paper number. All materials necessary for fastening the posters are provided by the organizers and are available in the poster area. Presenters are asked to set up their poster during the coffee break preceding the poster session.
Presenters should display paper titles, lists of authors and author affiliations on their posters.

Presenters are required to be available for discussion during the scheduled poster session. After the end of the session, presenters are asked to remove their own poster. The organizing committee does not take responsibility for posters left unattended after the end of the session.

Prizes
The best posters will receive a cash prize, sponsored by Optica. The winning poster will receive £500. The second place will receive £300 and the third place £100.