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Conference Programme
All sessions take place in Institute of Physics, Grudziądzka 5 in room 20.
Tutorials are held in room 30 in Institute of Physics.
Present programme, all abstracts and additional information on the Meeting to be
found on the web: http://osa.fizyka.umk.pl/OPTO/index.php
12 May 2010, Wednesday
1500 –1600
Registration (Institute of Physics, Grudziądzka 5, room 20)
1600 – 1620
Official opening of OPTO Meeting for Young Researchers & Vth International
SPIE Students’ Chapters Meeting (Institute of Physics, Grudziądzka 5, room 20)
1620 – 1630
National Laboratory for Quantum Technologies - sponsor talk
Karol Karnowski (Institute of Physics, Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń,
Poland)
Session I: Interferometric techniques
Chairman: Danuta Bukowska
1630 – 1700
OSA Invited lecture: Surface metrology with white light interference
microscope
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Joanna Schmit (University of Arizona, Veeco Instruments Inc. Tucson, USA)
1700 – 1715
Aerosol Imaging using Holographic Methods
Elena-Ruxandra Cojocaru (Bucharest, Romania)
1715 – 1730
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Multi-Megahertz OCT: High quality 3d imaging at 20 million A-scans and
4.5 GVoxels per second
Wolfgan Wieser (Münich, Germany)
1730 – 1745
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Integrated method for 3D shape and multispectral color measurement for
cultural heritage objects digitization
Grzegorz Mączkowski (Warsaw, Poland)
1745 – 1800
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Albert Abraham Michelson - father of interferometry
Sylwia Kolenderska (Toruń, Poland)
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1800 – 1830
The master of light – movie tribute for A. A. Michelson
2000 – …
Get together party – traditional dance floor (Pod Modrym Fartuchem, Rynek
Nowomiejski 8)
13 May 2010, Thursday
800 – 900
Registration (Institute of Physics, Grudziądzka 5, room 20)
Session II: Optical metrology
Chairman: Weronika Zaperty
900 – 930
Invited lecture: Imaging of anterior segment of the eye using optical
coherence tomography
Ireneusz Grulkowski (Institute of Physics, Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń,
Poland)
930 – 945
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Integration of shape and reflection measuring methods for cultural heritage
objects
Jakub Krzesłowski (Warsaw, Poland)
945 – 1000
Active laser frequency stabilization and linewidth narrowing by PoundDrever-Hall method in CRDS application
Agata Cygan (Toruń, Poland)
1000 – 1015
Maria Sherman (Saratov, Russia)
Delta-sigma modulated optical transmitter
Alexandru Octavian Stanculescu (Bucharest, Romania)
1030 – 1045
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Electrically controlled diffuser on the base of multi-domain nematic layers
for the laser beams
1015 – 1030
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Positioning of a focal point in relation to the Sun's position in the pseudoconcave mirror system
Rafał Pukownik (Toruń, Poland)
1045 – 1130
Coffee break
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Session III: Liquid crystals and nanoparticles
Chairman: Alicja Anuszkiewicz
1130 – 1200
SPIE Invited lecture: Liquid crystal panels in diffractive optics
Juan Campos (Department of Physics, University Autònoma, Barcelona, Spain)
1200 – 1215
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Composite photonic band-gap structures based on porous silicon
Fedor Sychev (Moscow, Russia)
1215 – 1230
Nonlinear magnetooptical switching in 1D all-garnet microcavities
Ilya Razdolsky (Moscow, Russia)
1230– 1245
The physics of carbon nanotube interfaces
Marta Pelc (Toruń, Poland)
1245 – 1300
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The calculations of electromagnetic fields around nanoparticles embedded
in biological media
Vera Prytkowa (Saratov, Russia)
1300 – 1530
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Lunch
Session IV: Optics in medicine
Chairman: Monika Danielewska
1530 – 1600
Invited lecture: Methods for noninvasive measurement of tear film surface
kinetics
Dorota H. Szczęsna, PhD (Institute of Physics, Wroclaw University of Technology,
Wroclaw, Poland)
1600 – 1630
Invited lecture: Dynamic aberrometry
Robert Iskander, PhD (RDiVisTech, Brisbane, Australia)
1630 – 1645
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Analysis of bacteria colonies diffraction patterns
Igor Buzalewicz (Wroclaw, Poland)
1700 – 1715
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FDML Laser at 1060nm and 680kHz A-Scan Rate for Retinal Imaging
Thomas Klein (Münich, Germany)
1645 – 1700
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Optically active proteins
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Karolina Mikulska (Toruń, Poland)
1730 – 1900
Session V: Poster session (Institute of Physics, Grudziądzka 5, hall )
Chairman: Karol Karnowski
1. Low-coherence interference microscopy of red blood cells
Elena Bogolyubova (Saratov, Russia)
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2. Atomic systems (interacting with strong laser light) in one, two and
three dimensions
Tomasz Dziubak (Toruń, Poland)
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3. Applications of speckle interferometry in measuring mechanical
properties
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Kamil Korzekwa, Dominik Kowal (Wroclaw, Poland)
4. Rating of deviation angle in NO2 molecule including influence of
anharmonicity of normal vibration
Olesia Snezhkova (Kyiv, Ukraine)
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5. Design and numerical analyses of the integrated optics devices
Przemyslaw Struk (Gliwice, Poland)
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6. Application of multimode interference structures
Artur Szewczuk (Gliwice, Poland)
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7. The propagation of electromagnetic wave in the metamaterial slab with
the FDTD method
Karol Tarnowski (Wroclaw, Poland)
1930 – …
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Workshop I: Hit the target - get together event
14 May 2010, Friday
Session VI: Quantum nature of light
Chairman: Igor Buzalewicz
900 – 930
Invited lecture: Quantum-enhanced interferometry
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Konrad Banaszek (Institute of Physics, University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland)
930 – 945
QDPSK based cryptography using a compact FPGA circuit
Mateusz Bawaj (Toruń, Poland)
945 – 1000
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Nonlinear effects in a simultaneous propagation of two pulses in a
periodically dressed atomic medium in the tripod configuration
Karolina Słowik (Toruń, Poland)
1000 – 1015
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Superluminal pulse propagation in multi-level optically dressed atomic
system
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Paulina Grochowska (Toruń, Poland)
1015 – 1030
lasers
Theoretical analysis and numerical modeling of instability and chaos in
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Teofil Minea (Bucharest, Romania)
1030 – 1045
1045 – 1115
Correlated functions in atomic and molecular calculations
Lukasz Syrocki (Toruń, Poland)
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Coffee break
Session VII: Optical fibers
Chairman: Przemysław Struk
1115 – 1145
Invited lecture: Birefringent photonic crystal fibers for sensing applications
Wacław Urbańczyk (Institute of Physics, Wroclaw University of Technology,
Wroclaw, Poland)
1145 – 1200
Diffraction patterns of optical fibers: near-field to far-field transition
Michał Grabka (Krakow, Poland)
1200 – 1215
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Analysis of bending losses in photonic crystal polarizing fiber with boron
doped inclusion
Maciej Napiórkowski (Wroclaw, Poland)
1215 – 1230
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Ultrafast rare-earth-doped fiber laser: do it yourself
Marcin Kacprowicz (Toruń, Poland)
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1230 – 1300
Coffee break
Session VIII: Optical techniques in micro world
Chairman: Marija Sherman
1300 – 1330
Invited lecture: Optical measurements: from micro measurements to
multimedia
Małgorzata Kujawińska (Institute of Micromechanics and Photonics, Warsaw
University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland)
1330 – 1345
New scanning system for high resolution microscopy
Monika Leniec (Wroclaw, Poland)
1345 – 1400
Basics of microluminescence measurements
Nikodem Czechowski (Toruń, Poland)
1415 – 1430
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Lipid vesicles and supported membranes - fluorescence microscopy of lipid
structures
Agnieszka Górska (Toruń, Poland)
1430 – 1630
Lunch
1630 – 1830
Workshop II: Lab tour - Laboratory of Medical Physics and National Laboratory
FAMO
(Institute of Physics, Grudziądzka 5)
2000 – …
Official Banquet (Royal India restaurant, Prosta 19)
15 May 2010, Saturday
900 – 1100
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Application of solid immersion lens in confocal microscopy
Bartosz Krajnik (Toruń, Poland)
1400 – 1415
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Workshop III: Making the most of presentation
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Jean Luc Doumont (a world-acclaimed expert in oral presentations, SPIE
invited lecturer)
1100 – 1130
Coffee break (ballot for the best presentation)
Session IX: Student Chapters’ activities
Chairman: Szymon Tamborski
1130 – 1140
Activities of the Institute for Atomic Physics SPIE Student Chapter
1140 – 1150
Activities of the Gdansk University of Technology Chapter
1150 – 1200
Activities of the Saratov State University SPIE Student Chapter
1200 – 1210
Activities of the Silesian University of Technology SPIE Student Chapter
1210 – 1220
Activities of the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv SPIE
Student Chapter
1220 – 1230
Activities of the Nicolaus Copenicus University SPIE Student Chapter
1230 – 1240
Activities of the Warsaw University of Technology SPIE Student Chapter
1240 – 1250
Activities of the Wroclaw University of Technology SPIE Student Chapter
1250 – 1400
Lunch and closing remarks ( “Sphinx” restaurant, Żeglarska 31) (presentation
of the best oral and the best poster awards)
1430 – 1630
Visit in “The Kopernik’s house and museum” (Kopernika 15/17) – includes
tasting of famous ginger bread of Toruń self-prepared according to old recipes