About the Conference
History of the conference
Held since 2001, past conferences have been in
Lecce di Como (2022), Madison (2019), Egmond aan Zee (2017), Boulder (2015), Naples (2013), Kingston (2011), Leiden (2009), Greifswald (2007), Cork (2006), Oxford (2005), Eindhoven (2004), Düsseldorf (2003), Lille (2002), and Heeze (2001).
Topics
The optical resonators discussed at the CES conference typically include:
Cavity-enhanced spectrometers
Micro-cavities and whispering gallery mode resonators
Ultra-stable cavities
Micro-bubble and micro-droplet cavities
Laser-cavity locking schemes
Silicon-photonics resonators
Applications include:
Cavity-enabled metrology
Trace gas detection for atmospheric sensing, breath analysis, combustion processes
Isotope ratio measurements
Single particle sensing
Precision atomic and molecular spectroscopy
Tests of fundamental physics
Quantum and nonlinear optics
Thermal and mechanical sensing
Applications in industry and manufacturing
Applications in health and medicine
The conference organizing committee
Tao Lu, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Victoria, BC, Canada
Hans-Peter Loock, Dept.of Chemistry, University of Victoria, BC, Canada
Adam Fleisher,, Optical Measurements Group, National Institute for Standards and Technology,, Gaithersburg, MD, USA
Harald Schwefel, Dept of Physics, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand
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