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Scientific Program
International Conference and Exhibition on Lasers, Optics & Photonics, will be organized around the theme “An Insight into the Recent Research and Cutting Edge Technologies in Lasers, Optics and Photonics”
Optics-2013 is comprised of 15 tracks and 165 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Optics-2013.
Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.
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- Track 1-1Laser science
- Track 1-2Hybrid laser systems
- Track 1-3Laser materials
- Track 1-4Lasers in weapons and military technology
- Track 1-5Plasma technologies
- Track 1-6Modeling of lasers and resonators
- Track 1-7High intensity lasers and high field phenomena
- Track 1-8Waveguide electromagnetism and waveguide lasers
- Track 1-9Laser metrology and remote sensing
- Track 1-10Novel laser structures and devices
- Track 1-11Quantum-well, wire, and dot lasers
- Track 1-12MID-IR, quantum cascade and THz lasers
- Track 1-13Type-II quantum-well and super lattice lasers
- Track 1-14UV/visible diode lasers and LED
- Track 2-1Wave front correction and phase conjugation
- Track 2-2Laser cavities
- Track 2-3Stabilization and control of laser beam direction
- Track 2-4Coherent and non-coherent summation of laser beams
- Track 2-5Singular laser optics
- Track 2-6Fast particle generation and acceleration by laser pulses
- Track 2-7Femtosecond laser technology and applications
- Track 2-8Physics of ultrafast phenomena
- Track 2-9Ultrafast devices and measurements
- Track 2-10Generation of high-power, super short pulses
- Track 2-11Laser health hazards and safety
- Track 3-1 Lasers on silicon optical coherent tomography
- Track 3-2Multi photon imaging
- Track 3-3 Novel applications
- Track 3-4Dynamic holography
- Track 3-5Electron and acoustic holography
- Track 3-6Plane wave fronts and point sources in holography
- Track 3-7Recording a hologram
- Track 3-8Hologram classifications
- Track 3-9Atomic holography and transmission hologram
- Track 3-10Digital planar holography
- Track 4-1Lasers in diagnosis and detection
- Track 4-2Laser in cancer diagnosis
- Track 4-3Lithotripsy and mammography
- Track 4-4Laser in tissue welding
- Track 4-5Lasers in dermatology
- Track 4-6Lasers in ophthalmology
- Track 4-7Lasers in otolaryngology and urology
- Track 4-8Lasers in angioplasty
- Track 4-9Laser dentistry
- Track 4-10Lasers in cosmetics
- Track 4-11Laser health hazards and safety
- Track 4-12Spectroscopy, imaging and metrology
- Track 4-13Photorefractive effects, materials, and devices
- Track 4-14Computational optical sensing and imaging
- Track 4-15Optical fabrication
- Track 4-16History of optics
- Track 5-1Artificial vision
- Track 5-2Visual systems and contact lenses
- Track 5-3Biomedical optics
- Track 5-4Optics and ophthalmology
- Track 5-5Optical coherence tomography
- Track 5-6Oximetry
- Track 5-7Electron microscopy
- Track 5-8Photonic tools for cancer screening and diagnosis
- Track 5-9Application of optics in medical therapy
- Track 6-1Micro electromechanical systems and bio-MEMS
- Track 6-2Microwave photonics and power photonics
- Track 6-3Photonics in communications and switching
- Track 6-4Photonic and optoelectronic materials and devices
- Track 6-5Optoelectronics, photonics and ultrafast electronics
- Track 6-6Display technology
- Track 6-7Photo detectors, sensors and imaging
- Track 6-8Photonic crystals and photonic crystal fibres
- Track 6-9Photonic integrated circuits
- Track 6-10Amplifiers, detection and modulation
- Track 7-1Quantum electrodynamics and diffraction grating
- Track 7-2Arrayed waveguide grating and diffraction grating
- Track 7-3Rf photonics/ terahertz imaging
- Track 7-4Photonics in telecommunications
- Track 7-5Monte carlo method for photon transport
- Track 7-6Wavelength selective switching
- Track 7-7Atomic coherence and auto cloning
- Track 7-8Dark state photon diffusion
- Track 7-9Photonic modeling
- Track 8-1Nonlinear optics of nanostructures
- Track 8-2Spectroscopy of nanostructures
- Track 8-3Metamaterials
- Track 8-4Nanoplasmonics
- Track 8-5Optical power limiting
- Track 8-6Nanostructures for solar energy utilization
- Track 8-7Nanodevices and nanophotonics
- Track 8-8Nanoimaging and bioimaging
- Track 8-9Biosensing
- Track 8-10Nanofabrication
- Track 8-11Nanoscale modeling
- Track 8-12Nano electromechanical systems
- Track 8-13Applications of nanotechnology in optics
- Track 8-14Photo detectors/solar cells
- Track 9-1Imaging system and image processing
- Track 9-2Optoelectronic instrumentation, measurement, and metrology
- Track 9-3Infrared imaging and applications
- Track 9-4Photonic detector technology
- Track 9-5Optical network and applications
- Track 9-6Optical passive/active components
- Track 9-7Optical fiber sensors
- Track 9-8Optical switches and operation
- Track 9-9Optofluidics for bioanalytics
- Track 9-10Optofluidic assembly
- Track 9-11Microfluidically reconfigurable optical and photonic systems
- Track 10-1Optical fiber communication and networking
- Track 10-2Optical fiber devices/sensors
- Track 10-3Optical signal processing
- Track 10-4System reliability and security
- Track 10-5Design and management of optical networks
- Track 10-6Optical modulation and signal processing
- Track 10-7Optical storage and displays
- Track 10-8Fibernet and ethernet
- Track 10-9Amplifiers and receivers
- Track 10-10Free-space optical communication
- Track 10-11Advances on fiber cable manufacturing
- Track 10-12Optics based network elements for routing and switching
- Track 10-13Novel optical network elements
- Track 11-1Reconstructing and viewing
- Track 11-2Holographic sensors and biosensors
- Track 11-3Holographic interferometry
- Track 11-4Interferometric microscopy and applications
- Track 11-5Transmission and reflection holograms
- Track 11-6Q-switched and mode-locked lasers
- Track 11-7Ultra short pulse lasers
- Track 11-8VCSELs and VECSELs
- Track 11-9Fiber lasers and applications
- Track 11-10Lasers in weapons and military technology
- Track 12-1Optical physics
- Track 12-2Optical instrumentation
- Track 12-3Nonlinear optics
- Track 12-4Diffractive optics and integrated optics
- Track 12-5Optics in photography
- Track 12-6Optical nanosensors
- Track 12-7Nonimaging optics
- Track 12-8Optics in astronomy and astrophysics
- Track 12-9Atmospheric optics
- Track 12-10Photorefractive effects, materials, and devices
- Track 13-1Diode pumped solid-state lasers and amplifiers
- Track 13-2High power operation
- Track 13-3Beam quality improvements
- Track 13-4Microchip lasers
- Track 13-5Lasers with pulse compression
- Track 13-6 Nonlinear frequency conversion
- Track 13-7CO2/CO lasers
- Track 13-8Extreme-UV light sources
- Track 13-9Iodine lasers
- Track 13-10Slab gas lasers
- Track 13-11Chemical lasers
- Track 13-12Excimer lasers
- Track 14-1Quantum measurement and control
- Track 14-2Quantum enabled sensors and metrology
- Track 14-3Synthetic quantum systems and quantum simulation
- Track 14-4Quantum nanoscience
- Track 14-5Quantum algorithms
- Track 14-6Quantum computation models
- Track 14-7Quantum teleportation
- Track 15-1Light-emitting diodes, organic light-emitting diodes and hybrid light-emitting diodes
- Track 15-2Super luminescent diodes
- Track 15-3Solar photovoltaics
- Track 15-4Ultraviolet LED’s for water, air and surface purification
- Track 15-5Novel approaches to high-power and high-brightness LED’s
- Track 15-6Micro-displays using liquid crystals
- Track 15-7Flexible displays and plastic substrates
- Track 15-8 Plasma electro-luminescence
- Track 15-9 Photovoltaics operating at visible and infrared wavelengths