5th EOS Topical Meeting on Advanced Imaging Techniques (AIT 2010)
- Ari T. Friberg - Helsinki University of Technology / Finland
- Peter Török - Imperial College London / United Kingdom
- Michael Totzeck - Carl Zeiss AG / Germany
- Pedro Andrés Bou - Universidad de Valencia / Spain
- Peter Haring Bolivar - Universität Siegen / Germany
- Joseph Braat - Delft University of Technology / - Please choose -
- Franco Gori - Department of Physics - University "Roma Tre" / Italy
- Bernhard J. Hoenders - University of Groningen / Netherlands
- Michael Kempe - Carl Zeiss AG / Germany
- Susana Marcos Celestino - CSIC / Spain
- Philippe Refregier - Institut Fresnel - Equipe Phyti - UMR 6133 / France
- Hervé Rigneault - Institut Fresnel / France
- Mike Somekh - University of Nottingham / United Kingdom
- Jakob J. Stamnes - University of Bergen / Norway
- Nicolas Treps - Laboratoire Kastler Brossel / France
- Ari T. Friberg - Helsinki University of Technology / Finland
- Peter Török - Imperial College London / United Kingdom
- Michael Totzeck - Carl Zeiss AG / Germany
The Final Programme for the 5th EOS Topical Meeting on Advanced Imaging Techniques (AIT 2010) has now been published and can be downloaded here (pdf-file; 1.3 MB): AIT 2010 Final Programme.
Download the registration form (pdf-file, 59 kb).
This meeting is the 5th of the EOS Topical Meeting Series on Advanced Imaging Techniques. Previous meetings took place in Delft (2003), London (2005), Lille (2007) and Jena (2009).
Synopsis
The complexity and sophistication of imaging techniques are constantly increasing, in particular in terms of information content, resolution and sensitivity. In particular, the use of polarisation information, combination of imaging modalities and more sophisticated mathematical algorithms are becoming more prominent.
Recent tremendous advances have helped the field of fluorescent microscopy to resolve single molecules. New techniques such as for example imaging in the THz region, quantum imaging, imaging of nanostructures have appeared in the last few years, enabling new applications in technology and biology. The whole area of optical imaging, in spite of its very long history, is currently flourishing both as an independent discipline and also as an underpinning and enabling technology for a large number of applications.
The focus of the Topical Meeting is on those novel techniques that are being developed in order to meet the extensive demands on optical imaging. The meeting will be organised so as to allow intensive discussions and a fruitful exchange of ideas with a single session of presentations and a poster session. Specialised in scope and restricted in number of participants, the Topical Meeting - organised at the rooftop of Europe - will give you the opportunity to easily establish contacts and to initiate new business relations and research collaborations.
Topics
- Partial polarization/coherence in imaging
- High resolution polarimetric imaging and scatterometry
- Novel ultra high resolution techniques
- Imaging by use optical manipulation of nanostructures
- Information theory in imaging
- Multimodal imaging and application
- Quantum imaging
- THz imaging
Confirmed Invited Speakers
- Hans Bachor, Australian National University (AU)
- Sophie Brasselet, University of Aix-Marseille (FR)
- Juan M. Bueno, University of Murcia (ES)
- Alessandra Gatti, University of Como (IT)
- Bahram Javidi, University of Connecticut (US)
- Rainer Leitgeb, Medical University of Vienna (AT)
- Pablo Loza-Alvarez, ICFO (ES)
- David A.B. Miller, Stanford University (US)
- Vasilis Ntziachristos, Helmholtz Zentrum München (ibmi)
- Lukas Novotny, University of Rochester (US)
- Mark Pitter, University of Nottingham (GB)
- Paul Planken, Delft University of Technology (NL)
- Bahaa Saleh, University of Central Florida, CREOL (US)
- Mike Somekh, University of Notthingham (GB)
- Jani Tervo, University of Eastern Finland (FI)
JEOS:RP Special Issue on Advanced Imaging Techniques
The publication of a an in-depth paper in the AIT 2010 Special Issue is an option, but no obligation.
Deadlines
| Opening of online submission | 01 February 2010 |
| Abstract submission deadline (extended) |
1 April 2010 |
| Notification to authors | 30 April 2010 |
| Publication of the Advance Programme | 14 May 2010 |
| Early-bird registration deadline | 28 May 2010 |
| Publication of the Final Programme | 14 June 2010 |
Springer Award for Students
Registration Fees
| Category |
Early-bird | Late |
| Full member * ** | 360 Euro | 410 Euro |
| Non-member ** | 410 Euro | 460 Euro |
| Student member * ** | 160 Euro | 180 Euro |
| Student non-member ** | 170 Euro | 190 Euro |
| * Members of EOS and the German Competence Networks for Optical Technologies ** Meeting Digest, coffee breaks and lunches included |
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Early-bird registration deadline: 28 May 2010. Registration options:
- Fax registration: Download the fax form, fill it in and send it to +49-511-2788 119.
- Online shop: Purchase your registration via our secure online shop at www.myeos.org/shop
Conference dinner and social programme
The conference dinner will be taking place in the restaurant of the venue hotel on Wednesday, 30 June 2010 starting at 19:30. Costs: 39 Euro.
Sponsoring and Advertising Opportunities
About 80 - 100 attendees from research and industry are expected to attend this meeting. Present your company and products and meet new customers in the relaxed atmosphere of a summer and winter holiday paradise at the rooftop or Europe!
Sponsoring and advertising options range from 260 to 2550 Euro. Download the Sponsor's and Advertiser's Guide for details (pdf-File; 703 KB).
| Conference bags (sold) | 1900 Euro * |
| Conference bag inserts | 550 Euro * |
| Conference lanyards (only 1 available) | 990 Euro * |
| Back of the delegate badges (only 1 available) | 500 Euro * |
| Screen saver advertising (only 1available) | 400 Euro * |
| Programme advertising | 250 - 1375 Euro * |
| Display of advertising material | 450 Euro * |
| Electronic advertising at event website | 485 - 1450 Euro * |
| Advertising in the Meeting Digest | 260 - 1275 Euro * |
| Table-Top Presentation | 750 Euro * |
| 20 minutes company presentation at the meeting | 2500 Euro * |
* 10% discount for EOS Corporate Members
Venue
Engelberg is a holiday paradise at 1050 m above sea level. The village radiates the special charm of the Benedictine monastery, the wonderfully fresh countryside and an impressive mountain panorama.
The meeting will be held at the Ramada-Treff Hotel Regina-Titlis, centrally located in Engelberg. The hotel has an indoor swimming pool and sauna.
Ending on Friday afternoon, AIT2010 presents a good opportunity to stay for the weekend and to enjoy the attractive scenery, multiple outdoor-activities or a relaxing wellness programme (www.engelberg.ch).
Travel and Accomodation
Engelberg can easily be reached by car or by frequent trains from Lucerne in less than one hour, and from Zurich in about two hours. If you need assistance with your travel arrangements, please contact the Engelberg-Titlis Tourismus AG at welcome@engelberg.ch or by telephone: +41 (0)41 639 77 77.
Getting there
Rooms at a special rate have been blocked at the venue hotel. The booking details and a list of alternative hotels in Engelberg you will find the Hotel Booking Information for AIT 2010 Attendees. Booking deadline for the special rate: Tuesday, 18 May 2010.
Invitation Letters
If require an invitation letter for this meeting, please fill in the invitation letter form.
Contact
EOS Office
Silke Kramprich
(Vice Executive Director)
Tel.: +49-511-2788-117
Fax: +49-511-2788-119
Email: ait2010@myeos.org
www.myeos.org/events/ait2010
