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Conference OE103
Optical Components and Materials XXII
This conference has an open call for papers:
Abstract Due: 17 July 2024
Manuscript Due: 8 January 2025
Post-deadline submissions will be considered for poster, or oral if space is available
The purpose of this conference is to bring together researchers and engineers from academia and industry to discuss recent developments in these rapidly advancing fields. Suggested topics include:
- rare-earth-doped devices and materials
- rare-earth-doped or metal-doped glasses, crystals, polymers, semiconductors, hybrid materials, and fibers
- spectroscopy of rare-earth ions and other laser species
- graphene and carbon nanotubes
- new materials for mode-locking
- nanoparticles
- quantum dots
- fiber amplifiers design and fabrication
- waveguide lasers and amplifiers
- UV to far-infrared fiber lasers
- cladding-pumped lasers and amplifiers
- Raman laser and amplifiers
- Brillouin lasers
- broadband fiber sources
- semiconductor-based lasers and amplifiers
- optical switches, modulators, and other devices
- optical nonlinearities in fibers and waveguides
- lithium niobate bulk-optic and waveguide devices
- thermal and UV poling of silica and other glasses
- electro-optic poled sol-gels
- progress in lithium niobate electro-optic modulators
- nonlinear frequency converters
- photonic-bandgap fibers and devices
- plasmonic devices and technologies
- sub-wavelength optical elements
- photosensitivity in fibers and planar waveguides
- photosensitivity in glasses and polymers
- filters, reflectors, and other grating-based devices
- fiber and waveguide Bragg gratings
- long-period fiber gratings
- modeling glass structure and defects arising from UV irradiation
- novel passive and active components for dense WDM
- tunable filters and add-drop filters
- device packaging, testing, and reliability
- devices for optical interconnect
- detectors
- SWIR photodetectors
- single-photon detectors
- silicon-based photodetectors
- low-noise detection architectures
- unique detector materials and special spectral regions
- progress in MEMS-based detectors
- detectors with gain.
Program Committee
CREOL, The College of Optics and Photonics, Univ. of Central Florida (United States)
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What you will need to submit
- Presentation title
- Author(s) information
- Speaker biography (1000-character max including spaces)
- Abstract for technical review (200-300 words; text only)
- Summary of abstract for display in the program (50-150 words; text only)
- Keywords used in search for your paper (optional)