TOM 7: ICO/EOS TOM on Optics & Energy
- Maria L. Calvo - ICO President / Spain
- Duncan T. Moore - ICO Elected Vice-President, Chair of the ICO Committee for Regional Development / United States
- Hans Peter Herzig - Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne - EPFL IMT OPT / Switzerland
- Pavel Cheben - National Research Council Canada / Canada
- Anna Consortini - University of Florence / Italy
- Miltcho Danailov - Sincrotrone-Trieste / Italy
- Marta de la Fuente - Indra Sistemas S.A. / Spain
- Ivan Glesk - University of Strathclyde / United Kingdom
- Michael Graetzel - École Polytechnique de Lausanne - EPFL / Switzerland
- Angela M. Guzman - Florida Atlantic University / United States
- Jean-Pierre Huignard - Thales Research & Technology / France
- Michael Lebby - Optoelectronics Industry Development Association (OIDA) / USA
- Humberto Michinel Álvarez - Universidade de Vigo / Spain
This EOS Topical Meeting is part of the third EOS Annual Meeting 2010 that will be held in Paris, France, from 26 - 29 October 2010 alongside the PRI-OPTO exhibition (26 - 28 October).
Previous meetings took place in 2008 and 2006 with more than 650 attendees. Be a part of EOSAM 2010 and take this excellent opportunity to exchange new ideas and latest research results!
The submission deadline is extended to Thursday, 17 June.
Call for Papers
The Second Announcement & Call for Papers is available now for download: Final call for papers (pdf file; 1,1 MB).
Synopsis
The 21st century is the century of photonics and of the revolution triggered by energy resources. Sustainable technologies based upon optics and photonics picture a challenging future. These new technologies, adequately located inside devices for energy production, involve fundamental aspects of physics such as interaction of matter with radiation, with particular emphasis on photon optics, physical properties of materials in the optical band, the physics of semiconductors and new photo-materials, among other relevant subjects. Those fundamental issues concern basic physical processes such as the photovoltaic effect, currently revisited for new flexible designs and devices. The related new emerging technologies contemplate topics such as silicon photonics, structures for the harvesting of light, solar energy, design and fabrication of optical elements with high optical performances, such as photovoltaic concentrators. This is indeed a short sketch of the vast field involving optics and energy, covered in the core lectures of the forum.
There is in addition another interpretation of the subjects mentioned. Global economy is facing as well a period of challenges and scientists are urged to provide answers and initiatives by facilita-ting the feasibility of a wide dissemination of new sustainable energy transfer of technology. In this challenge, no restrictions apply, and both developed and developing societies may share the new future assuring a better quality of life.
The International Commission for Optics has as main objective the support for the dissemination of optics and photonics all over the world. This new venture with the European Optical Society, as one part of the international societies partners inside ICO, will offer, for the first time, a forum addressed to scientists, young researchers, technicians, and in general, to all those interested in this new field of current impact and strong development.
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Topics
- Plasmonic solar cells
- Optical waveguides for photovoltaic applications
- Luminescent solar concentrators
- OLED for solar energy
- Photonics crystals for solar energy
- Black silicon applications to solar energy
- Optical properties of biofuels
- Optically powered fiber networks
- Silicon solar energy devices
- Nanowires solar cells
- Dye sensitized thin films
- Sol gel processes for photovoltaic applications
- Molecular photovoltaics
- Ultrafast lasers sources applications to renewable energies
- Green photonics
- Spontaneous emitting devices
Plenary Speaker
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Michael Lebby, Optoelectronics Industry Development Association -
OIDA, US
Invited Speakers
- Pavel Cheben, National Research Council of Canada, CA
- Ivan Glesk, University of Strathclyde, Scotland, UK
- Marta Fonrodona, T-Solar, Barcelona, ES
- Giuseppe Gigli, University of Salento, NNL, IT
- Jean-Pierre Joly, Institut National de l’Energie Solaire, FR
- Juan Carlos Miñano, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), ES
Abstract submission
How to submit?
www.myeos.org/events/abstractsubmission
Submission deadline
The deadline for abstract submission is extended to 17 June 2010.
Important dates
- Notification to authors: 9 July 2010
- Publication of the advance programme: end of July 2010
Paper publication in JEOS:RP
Attendees of this EOS Event receive a 20% discount on the publication rate for the Journal of the European Optical Society - Rapid Publications (JEOS:RP). The paper submitted must be an original contribution that is connected to this topical meeting and must be submitted no later than 14 January 2011.
JEOS:RP is a peer-reviewed open-access journal focusing on European research in optics and photonics. [www.jeos.org]
Special publication rates for the attendees of EOSAM 2010:
Sponsoring
Reach your target group by presenting your company at this important event! Contact us for details at sales@myeos.org.
Contact
European Optical Society (EOS)
Judith Oumard
Senior Comunications Manager
Phone: +49-511-2788-159
E-Mail: paris@myeos.org
EOSAM 2010 - Subevents
The EOS Annual Meeting 2010 features seven topical meeting and one workshop:
- TOM 1: Biophotonics - Advanced Trapping and Optofluidics in Life Sciences
- TOM 2: Terahertz - Science and Technology
- TOM 3: Nanophotonics and Metamaterials
- TOM 4: Micro-Optics
- TOM 5: Organic Photonics
- TOM 6: Nonlinear Optics and Photonics
- TOM 7: ICO/EOS TOM on Optics & Energy
- Workshop on Entrepreneurship and Business Innovation in PhD Education
