12th September 2007 - 14th September 2007
Lille, France
This meeting will be the third in the series of EOS Topical Meetings: "Advanced Optical Imaging Techniques". Two previous events took place in Delft (2003) and London (2005).
Cancellation policy: Requests for cancellation must be made in writing to the EOS Office. Refunds are subject to a processing fee of 50 €. Cancellations received by 15 August 2007: full refund minus processing fee (50 €). Cancellations received after 15 August 2007: no refund.
SYNOPSIS
Optical imaging techniques have long history of both fundamental research and practical applications. Nowadays, an extraordinary development of digital photo and video cameras, DVD players, the last generation of cellular telephones, makes the optical imaging technologies accessible not only for the scientifi c community but also for general population. The complexity and sophistication of imaging techniques is constantly increasing. We are witnessing a permanent search for increasing “dimensionality” of imaging, growth of its information content, enhancement of resolution and sensibility, et cetera. New techniques such as imaging with metamaterials, quantum imaging, imaging of nanostructures, and others have appeared in the last few years. The whole area of optical imaging techniques in spite of its very long history is currently experiences a burst of activity in its numerous branches. The focus of the Topical Meeting is on the spectrum of novel techniques that are introduced to meet the drastically extended requirements in optical imaging. The meeting will be traditionally organized in a manner to allow intensive discussions and a fruitful exchange of ideas with one track of presentations and a poster session. The restricted scope of the topical meeting in subjects and number of participants will give you the opportunity to easily establish contacts and to initiate new business relations and research collaborations.
Sponsors
Topics
This meeting will be the third in the series of EOS Topical Meetings “Advanced Imaging Techniques”. Two previous ones took place in Delft (2003) and London (2005). The main topics of the Lille meeting are (i) image creation (ii) object reconstruction and (iii) new technologies. The subtopics that are covered by the three main topics include:
Advanced techniques in microscopic and lithographic imagin
Advanced imaging in astronomy
Phase contrast imaging
Quantum imaging
Optical coherence and diffraction tomography
Adaptive optics
Optical data storage
Biomedical imaging
Imaging with metamaterials
Use of phase singularities in imaging
Instrumentation
New technologies
Paper Contributions and deadlines
Deadline for submission of abstracts: extended to 31 May 2007 Notification to authors: 8 June 2007 Mailing of programme: middle of June 2007 Deadline for early-bird registration: 15 August 2007
Authors are requested to submit an extended abstract covering a maximum of two pages plus at least one figure. The EOS guidelines for abstracts can be downloaded at http://www.myeos.org/files/abstractguidelines.pdf.
The abstract submission will be open as of 11 April 2007. Authors shall be willing to give an oral presentation of 15 minutes (plus 5 minutes for discussion) or a poster presentation. All accepted contributions will be published in the printed EOS Topical Meeting Digest which will be available at the beginning of the meeting. All authors are requested to register properly.
JEOS:RP - Special publication offer
All attendees of this EOS Topical Meeting receive a 20% discount on the publication rate for the e-journal of the EOS: the Journal of the European Optical Society - Rapid Publications (JEOSRP; www.jeos.org). The paper submitted to JEOS:RP must be an original contribution that is connected to the topical meeting and must be submitted no later than 31 October 2007. The publication rates are 320 Euro (instead of 400 Euro) for non-members and 280 Euro (instead of 350 Euro) for full members of the EOS.
Confirmed Invited Speakers
Claude Boccara, ESPCI, FR Laurent Cognet, University of Bordeaux, FR Jesper Glückstad, Risø National Laboratory, DK Philippe Gondoin, European Space Agency, NL Herbert Gross, Carl Zeiss, DE Michael Kempe, Carl Zeiss, DE Pierre Kern, Observatory of Grenoble, FR Eric Lantz, University of Besançon, FR Luigi Lugiato, University of Como, IT Alfredo Luis, University Complutense, ES Carl Paterson, Imperial College, GB Alexander Rohrbach, University of Freiburg, DE Michael Scalora, US Army Aviation and Missile Command, US Ekaterina Shamonina, University of Osnabrück, DE Michael Totzeck, Carl Zeiss, DE Nicolas Treps, University of Paris VI, FR
Organising Committee
Mikhail Kolobov, University of Lille 1, FR (Conference Chair) Vincent Devlaminck, University of Lille 1, FR (Conference Co-Chair) Peter Török, Imperial College, GB
International Program Committee
Mario Bertolotti, Univ. La Sapienza, Roma, IT Pedro Andrés Bou, Univ. of Valencia, ES Joseph Braat, TU Delft, NL Pierre Chavel, IOTA, FR Chris Dainty, National Univ. Galway, IE Vincent Devlaminck, Univ. of Lille 1, FR Claude Fabre, Univ. Pierre and Marie Curie, FR Ari Friberg, Royal Institute of Technology, SE Hans-Peter Herzig, IMT, CH Bernard Hoenders, Univ. of Groningen, NL Jürgen Jahns, Univ. of Hagen, DE Mikhail Kolobov, Univ. of Lille 1, FR Philippe Réfrégier, Institut Fresnel, FR Mike Somekh, Univ. of Nottingham, GB Jakob Stamnes, Univ. of Bergen, NO Peter Török, Imperial College London, GB
Invitation letters
If you need an invitation letter, please send an email with your complete address to Pamela Klages in the EOS Office (klages@myeos.org).
Venue and accomodation
The meeting will be held at the Hotel Alliance Couvent des Minimes in Lille, France. The centrally located hotel is housed in a 17-century convent building. For more information about the venue hotel, please see www.alliance-lille.com. A list of recommended hotels in Lille (incl. the venue hotel) can be downloaded here: Hotels in Lille (pdf-file; 25 kb).