Photonics as a Key Enabling Technology

A chance to share knowledge in order to further develop research and collaborations, as well as to improve our understanding of photonics and its applications

Sala “Luigi Stringa”, FBK Povo

Via Sommarive 18, Povo

The workshop
Photonics studies photons and their interaction with matter, both in terms of fundamental and applied research. The aim of this science is the understanding of the phenomena ruling the behaviour of photons, in order to boost the development of novel technologies and applications based on light. In this sense, photonics is a key enabling technology, with its central role in many fields of science, ranging from remote sensing to engineering, from telecommunication to biology.

This workshop, at its second edition, aims at bringing together experts, belonging to local research realities, who exploit optics and photonics in their scientific work. This is the opportunity to share knowledge in order to further develop research and collaborations, as well as to improve our understanding of photonics and its applications.

The main organizer is the SPIE Student Chapter of the University of Trento, a community of students belonging to different fields of science involving photonics. Other two co-organizers are University of Trento and Bruno Kessler Foundation. During the workshop, open to researchers and students, the invited speakers will talk about their scientific activities, and the students will present their research at the poster session.

Speakers
Lorenzo Bruzzone | Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science, University of Trento
Marco Canossa | CIBIO, University of Trento
Tatevik Chalyan | Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Mher Ghulinyan | Fondazione Bruno Kessler
Alessandro Gozzi | CNCS_@_UniTn, Italian Institute of Technology
Giulio Monaco | Department of Physics, University of Trento
Giacomo Olivieri | Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science, University of Trento
Lorenzo Pavesi | Department of Physics, University of Trento
Matteo Perenzoni | Fondazione Bruno Kessler
Antonio Perreca | Department of Physics, University of Trento

Registration to the event is mandatory (deadline November 12) and free of charge at this link.

Students are invited to present posters during the poster session. Coffee breaks will be available to all registered participants.


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