OMN 2023


International Confererence on Optical MEMS & Nanophotonics

OMN SBFoton International Optics and Photonics Conference, SBFoton IOPC


Lighting a smart digital future!

CAMPINAS
Unicamp Convention Center 
July 30th - August 3rd

address

Avenida Érico Veríssimo, 500,
Cidade Universitária, CAMPINAS
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The Brazilian Photonics Society (SBFoton) and the IEEE Photonics Society (IPS) announce the joint organization and realization of the 2023 International Conference on Optical MEMS and Nanophotonics, OMN 2023, and the 2023 SBFoton International Optics and Photonics Conference, 2023 SBFoton IOPC. The 27th and 5th editions, respectively, of these successful conferences will be held at the Convention Center of University of Campinas (UNICAMP), in the city of Campinas, State of São Paulo, Brazil, from July 30th to August 3rd, 2023.

OMN and SBFoton IOPC are annual conferences that draw in leading researchers who are harnessing light, or photons, and control its propagation phenomena for multiple applications and scenarios, thus stimulating scientific exchange among scientists and engineers from industry, research centers and academia.

OMN focuses on micro- and nano-meter scale integrated structures that lead to diverse applications. It is primarily designed for reporting on the latest findings on Optical MEMS and Nanophotonics

SBFoton IOPC focuses on a broader approach of optics & photonics related technologies. It is primarily designed for reporting on the latest findings on: Biophotonics; Integrated Photonics & Optoelectronics; Lasers; Optical Communication; Optics & Instrumentation; and Sensors, Image & Illumination.

The strong thematic synergy between both conferences motivated their organizing and technical program committees to joint effort aiming at a co-located event with parallel (technical sessions) and shared (plenaries and social events) agendas. This joint Conference, called 2023 OMN/SBFoton IOPC will follow the typical format of IEEE conferences, therefore, they will include technical oral and poster sessions with the presentation of peer-reviewed papers (oral and poster), Plenary Talks, and Invited Talks.

Call for Papers

Paper registration
deadline April 27th 2023

Paper upload
deadline April 30th 2023

Paper Submission

Important things to check before submission: use of the IEEE A4-paper template for conferences and 2-page limit.
Leave in blank the space for inputting the authors' names thus ensuring double-blind review.

Acceptance will be communicated on May 31st and final versions may be uploaded until June 21st.

Accepted papers will be published on IEEE Xplore after their presentation at the joint conferences.

During submission authors should classify their papers according to the topic(s) they better fit in. They will be assigned to the Technical Program of either OMN 2023 or 2023 SBFoton IOPC.


OMN 2023 - Optical MEMS Topics

  • Optical Scanners and Micromirrors
  • Micro-Optical Systems for Imaging
  • Microactuators for Optical Devices
  • Adaptive and Tunable Optics
  • Spatial Light Modulators
  • Optofluidics
  • Tunable Filters
  • Microspectrometers
  • Microphotonics
  • Optical MEMS Sensors
  • Cavity Optomechanics
  • Optomechanical Oscillators
  • Optical Micro- and Nanocavities
  • Tunable Micro- and Nano-Devices
  • Biomedical Micro-Optical Devices
  • MOEMS Fabrication Technologies
  • Packaging and Integration
  • Scanners

OMN 2023 - Nanophotonics Topics

  • Nanoplasmonics
  • Metamaterials and Metasurfaces
  • Nanophotonic Materials
  • Nanofabrication
  • Nanophotonic Displays
  • Nanophotonic Storage
  • Nanoparticles Photonic Devices
  • Photonic NEMS
  • Flatland Photonics
  • Integrated Photonics and Optoelectronics
  • Silicon Photonics
  • Diamond Photonics
  • Photonic Nanowires
  • Nanoantennas
  • Nanoscale Sources and Emitters
  • Photonic Crystals
  • Quantum Photonic Devices
  • Quantum Dot Photonics
  • Quantum Phenomena
  • Nanoscale Light-Matter Interactions
  • Nano-Biophotonics
  • Topological Photonics

SBFoton IOPC Topics

  • Optical Fibers and Photonic Devices
  • Optical Communication Systems
  • Optical Networks
  • High-Power Lasers and High-Field Phenomena
  • Lasers Developments
  • Lasers Applications
  • Optical Materials and Processes
  • Classic and Quantum Optics
  • Spectroscopy, Imaging and Metrology
  • Optical Instrumentation
  • Computational Optics
  • Biomedical Sensors and Wearable Systems
  • Biomedical Imaging and Image Processing
  • Therapeutic and Diagnostic Systems & Technologies
  • Tissue optics and Light-tissue interactions
  • Optical Sensors and Applications
  • Displays and image sensors
  • Green Photonics
  • Microwave Photonics
  • Lighting (illumination)

Important dates

Paper registration and upload opening
February 26th 2023
Deadline for paper registration
April 27th 2023
Deadline for paper upload (thus completing the submission process)
April 30th 2023
Regular paper acceptance/rejection notification
May 31st 2023
Regular paper final version upload - Note: Keep in mind that these deadlines will not be postponed.
June 21th 2023
OMN/SBFoton IOPC 2023
July 30th – August 3rd 2023

Registration fees

Fees for Brazilian, Central and other Latin America residents

Early
Registration
until June 30th		 Standard
Registration
from July 1st
Full Registration*
SBFoton / IPS / SPIE/ Optica Society MemberR$ 800,00R$ 960,00
Non-memberR$ 1.000,00R$ 1.200,00
Listener*
Professional SBFoton / IPS / SPIE/ Optica Society MemberR$ 500,00R$ 600,00
Professional Non-memberR$ 700,00R$ 800,00
Graduate StudentR$ 300,00R$ 360,00
Undergraduate StudentR$ 150,00R$ 180,00
One-Day participationR$ 300,00R$ 300,00
Confraternization DinnerR$ 200,00R$ 200,00


Fees for international participants of other regions

Early
Registration
until June 30th		 Standard
Registration
from July 1st
Full Registration*
SBFoton / IPS / SPIE/ Optica Society MemberUSD 400,00USD 480,00
Non-memberUSD 600,00USD 720,00
Listener*
Professional SBFoton / IPS / SPIE/ Optica Society MemberUSD 400,00USD 480,00
Professional Non-memberUSD 600,00USD 720,00
Graduate StudentUSD 300,00USD 360,00
Undergraduate StudentUSD 200,00USD 240,00
One-Day participationUSD 200,00USD 200,00
Confraternization DinnerUSD 40,00USD 40,00

1) For the publication of accepted papers in the conference proceedings participants must choose a Full Registration.
2) The full registration gives the same author the right of up to two accepted papers to be published in the conference proceedings.
3) The Listener category gives participants the right to attend all conference sessions.
4) Students are charged a lower fee in order to motivate their participation in the conference.

Speakers

Prof. Michal Lipson is the Eugene Higgins Professor at Columbia University. Her research focus is on Nanophotonics and includes the investigation of novel phenomena, as well as the development of novel devices and applications. ...continue reading

Next generation silicon photonics

Michal Lipson

Higgins Professor of Electrical Engineering and Professor of Applied Physics, Columbia University

We are now experiencing a revolution in optical technologies: in the past the state of the art in the field of photonics transitioned from individual miniaturized optical devices to massive optical circuits on a microelectronic chip that can be modified on demand. This revolution is ongoing –new materials and technologies are emerging to control the flow of light in unprecedented ways and it is opening the door to applications that only a decade ago were unimaginable.

Gaeta received his BS, MS, and PhD degrees in Optics from the University of Rochester in Rochester, NY in 1983, 1985, and 1991, respectively. He remained there as a postdoctoral associate from 1991 – 1992. ...continue reading

Synchronization in Nonlinear Nanophotonics

Alexander Gaeta

David M. Rickey Professor of Applied Physics and Materials Sciences and Professor of Electrical Engineering, Columbia Uniersity

The phenomenon of synchronization occurs universally across the natural sciences and provides critical insight into the behaviour of coupled nonlinear dynamical systems. It also offers a powerful approach to robust frequency or temporal locking in diverse applications including communications, superconductors, and photonics. Here I describe several examples of synchronization between various types of nonlinear photonic oscillators including Kerr-comb generators and optical parametric oscillators.

Federico Capasso joined Harvard University in 2003 after 27 years at Bell Labs where his career advanced from postdoctoral fellow to VP for Physical Research. ...continue reading

Flat optics: arbitrary wavefront control with passive and active metasurfaces and metalenses for high volume applications

Federico Capasso

Robert Wallace Professor of Applied Physics, Harvard University

I will discuss metasurfaces that enable light’s spin and orbital angular momentum to evolve along the propagation direction and nonlocal supercell designs that demonstrate multiple independent optical functions at arbitrary large deflection angles with high efficiency. 2D phase and polarization singularities (“structured dark”) have been realized, as well as 0D singularities. I will give the state-of-the-art of metalenses including their high-volume manufacturing for consumer electronics.

Sunghoon Kwon is a full professor of School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Seoul National University. He received his B. S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering (1998), M. S. in Biomedical Engineering (2000) from Seoul National University, and his Ph.D. in Bioengineering from University o¬f California, Berkeley (2004). ...continue reading

How does an idea of immersive display evolve into multiple innovations in personalized medicine?

Sunghoon Kwon

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Seoul National University

I was interested in future immersive display systems when I was a doctoral student, and that’s why I was into optical MEMS. Due to the massive amount of data that needs to be processed in the display system, I thought it should be a self-assembled form of identical active display components that should organize itself as a display panel later. I proposed ‘smart scalable systems' as a research theme that could enable such a massive system in display, energy, and biochips based on self-assembly of many heterogeneous 5.components. Though the immersive display by self-assembly is still just an idea, this concept of smart scalable systems evolved into multiple biotech innovations for the past 15 years in my research group. I will present the concept of smart scalable systems first. Then I will talk about our researches in structural colored microparticles, DNA laser printer, life-saving antibiotic test, laser-based single-cell genomics, a few of which already become commercial products. It is even more interesting Iam applying again the technique I learned from these researches back to displays that use self-assembly. Life is a journey full of expectations and surprises.

Boon Ooi received his pre-college education in Penang, Malaysia. He earned the B.Eng. and Ph.D. degrees in electronics and electrical engineering from the University of Glasgow (U.K.) in 1992 and 1994, respectively. ...continue reading

Gbps Laser-based Visible Light Communications

Boon Ooi

Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, KAUST

Visible light communication (VLC or LiFi) has attracted much attention in recent years. Data rate of multiple 100s Mbps has been accomplished using LEDs as transmitter. Recently, micro-LED and laser-based device and system technologies have been topics for intense research for Gbps VLC. in this talk, in addition to providing a general overview of recent advances in VLC, from the perspective of optics devices, I will discuss various challenges facing VLC and offers insights into the possible solutions.

Amr S. Helmy joined the department of Electrical and Computer engineering of the University of Toronto with a mixed experience in academic as well as industrial settings. ...continue reading

Enhancement in LiDAR SNR using non-Classical Light

Amr Helmy

Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Toronto.

Sensing modalities and instrumentation for target detection and raging applications have received tremendous attention over the past decade. This has been driven in no small part by the unsatiable demand for cheaper, more compact and significantly improved Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR), which is essential for autonomous navigation. The detection of objects in the presence of significant background noise is a problem of fundamental interest in sensing. In this talk I aim to demonstrate theoretically and experimentally how one can exploit non-classical light generated in monolithic semiconductor light sources in conjunction with non-local effects to enhance the performance of optical target detection and model LiDAR system. Our protocols utilize quantum time-correlation which are obtained from a spontaneous parametric down-conversion sources. The protocols only require time-resolved photon-counting detection, which is phase-insensitive and therefore suitable for practical target detection. As a representative comparison to such a detection protocol, we also consider a classical phase-insensitive target detection protocol based on intensity detection. Unlike classical target detection and ranging protocols, the probe photons in our detection protocol are completely indistinguishable from the background noise and therefore useful for covert ranging applications. The experimental results agree very well with the theoretical prediction. In particular, we find that in a high-level environment noise and loss, our detection protocol can achieve performance comparable to that of the classical protocol that is practical in the optical regime.

Carmen S. Menoni also holds appointments in the department of Chemistry, and the School of Advanced Materials Discovery. Prof. Menoni’s group investigates the synthesis of amorphous thin film oxides by sputtering and uses spectroscopic and other material diagnostics to identify their structural organization at the nanoscale. ...continue reading

Amorphous oxides by design for photonics applications

Carmem Menoni

University Distinguished Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Colorado State University

Amorphous oxides are prevalent in photonic technologies. They are transparent from the near ultraviolet to the midinfrared and offer a large refractive index contrast with substrates like Si which is exploited to confine light. In this talk I will describe how the optical and structural properties of amorphous oxide thin films deposited by sputtering are tailored to engineer multilayer dielectric stacks with selected optical response for their applications to laser science and photonics

Prof. Sailing He is currently the Director for the Sino-Swedish Joint Research Center of Photonics (JORCEP). After receiving his Ph.D. degree from the Royal Institute of Technology, he has worked at the Royal Institute of Technology (Stockholm, Sweden) as an assistant professor, an associate professor, and a full professor. ...continue reading

Spectral imaging: from push-broom scanning to integrated subwavelength filters

Sailing He

College of Optical Science and Engineering, Zhejiang University

I will present some of our recent results on scanning based hyperspectral imagers, as well as miniaturized spectrometers and spectral imaging system based on emerging subwavelength structures. Combining with some advanced reconstructive algorithms, miniaturized spectral imaging based on subwavelength filter arrays, tunable filters and co-modulated filter arrays is promising for e.g. portable consumer electronics and wearable devices.

Aydogan Ozcan is the Chancellor’s Professor and the Volgenau Chair for Engineering Innovation at UCLA and an HHMI Professor with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. ...continue reading

Diffractive Optical Networks & Computational Imaging Without a Computer

Aydogan Ozcan

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UCLA

I will discuss diffractive optical networks designed by deep learning to all-optically implement various complex functions as the input light diffracts through spatially-engineered surfaces. These diffractive processors designed by deep learning have various applications, e.g., all-optical image analysis, feature detection, object classification, computational imaging and seeing through diffusers, also enabling task-specific camera designs and new optical components for spatial, spectral and temporal beam shaping and spatially-controlled wavelength division multiplexing.

Accommodation

Casa do Professor Visitante – CPV Funcamp

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Av. Érico Veríssimo, 1251
Cidade Universitária, Campinas - SP, 13083-851

35 apartments for 64 people
  • Single Standard (1 person): R$220,00
  • Twin Standard (02 beds/02 persons): R$260,00
    (same price for double apt.)
  • Single MASTER (1 person): R$260,00
  • Twin MASTER (02 beds/02 persons): R$300,00
    (same price for double apt.)
  • Flat (01 or 02 persons): R$370,00 or R$410,00

Daily breakfast included, no service charge.
We accept visa or mastercard cards, both in credit and debit.
We have available the use of sauna and pool included in the daily rate.
Our rooms have air conditioning, cable TV, telephone, minibar, individual bathroom, WIFI connection, and a pleasant and calm environment.
Parking with 24h security.
Lunch is open Monday to Friday with self-service buffet R$ 56,00 per person - 12:00 pm to 2:30 pm.
Brunch R$ 40,00 per person. 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Check-in time starts at 2:00 pm and Check-out time is 12:00 pm.

Matiz Barão Geraldo Express Hotel

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Phone/WhatsApp.: +55 (19) 3749 8500

Av. Albino José Barbosa de Oliveira, 1700
Barão Geraldo, Campinas - SP, 13083-851

15 single rooms, 10 double rooms and 5 triple rooms.
  • Single: R$205,00 + 5% ISS
  • Double: R$232,00 + 5% ISS
  • Triple: R$269,00 + 5% ISS

Special fares to the OMN 2023 and SBFoton Congress with code 57308
For reservations, please send an e-mail to:
matizbaraogeraldo@hotelariabrasil.com.br

Daily breakfast included


Hotel Rio Bourboun Hotel

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Phone: +55 (19) 3115 3800

Rua Estácio de Sá, 2136
Jd Santa Genebra, Campinas - SP, 13083-851

  • One adult / single bed: R$277,00 + 5% ISS
  • One adult / double bed: R$297,00 + 5% ISS
  • Two adults / single beds: R$325,00 + 5% ISS
  • Two adults / double bed: R$345,00 + 5% ISS

For reservations, please send an e-mail to:
reservas@bourbon.com.br

Parking: R$ 20,00 day/car
Breakfast and internet access included


Condições gerais do hotel
- Horário de entrada a partir das 14hs e saída até as 12hs;
- Internet cortesia em todas as dependências do hotel;
- É cobrado 5% de ISS;
- Cortesia para 01 criança de até 08 anos quando acomodada no mesmo apartamento de 02 adultos pagantes.
- Crianças até 08 anos podem ser acomodadas na mesma cama dos pais mediante disponibilidade.
- Taxas poderão ser cobradas para recebimento de visitas no apartamento. Toda visita, independente do tempo de permanência, deverá ser registrada pela recepção;


Formas de Pagamento
Direto ao hotel - O pagamento será feito na unidade no momento da entrada.

Pagamento Antecipado (Recebimento em até 48h antes do check in)
- Pagamento no cartão de crédito à vista (via link de pagamento) - Pagamento via depósito bancário à vista. ou PIX

Faturamento
- Mediante análise após envio da ficha cadastral anexa preenchida, última alteração contratual e cartão CNPJ.
- Prazo de 14 dias após o check out.
Obs: Valores pagos não são reembolsáveis.

Política de cancelamento
- Cancelamento ou alteração sem ônus quando efetuados em até 48 horas antes do check-in; valores pagos não serão reembolsados.
- Valores pagos não são reembolsáveis.

Board Members

General Chair
Hugo E. Hernandez-Figueroa, UNICAMP, Brazil
Technical Program Committee Chairs
Optical MEMS
Sangyoon Han - Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea

Vilson de Almeida - Aeronautical Institute of Technology, Brazil

Nanophotonics
Inga Anita Fischer - Brandenburg Technical University Cottbus-Senftenberg, Germany

Newton C. Frateschi - UNICAMP, Brazil

SBFoton Topics
Newton C. Frateschi - UNICAMP, Brazil

Mônica de L. Rocha - University of São Paulo, Brazil

Luiz Henrique Bonani do Nascimento, UFABC, Brazil

Vitaly Félix Rodríguez Esquerre, UFBA, Brazil

Gilliard Nardel Malheiros Silveira - UNICAMP, Brazil
International Steering Chair
Dan M. Marom - The Hebrew University, Israel
International Liaison and Finances Chair
Gilliard Nardel Malheiros Silveira - UNICAMP, Brazil
Local Organization Chairs
Alexandre de Almeida Prado Pohl, UTFPR, Brazil

Simone Telles - UNICAMP, Brazil

The Brazilian Photonics Society has begun its activities on May 24th, 2017 with the main objective to work for increasing the importance and awareness of optics and photonics in Brazil and South America.

To contact SBFoton and take active part in this movement, send an email to conference@sbfoton.org.br.

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