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OIE2023
Update information [February 6th, 2023]

The detailed schedule of OIE2023 has been announced.

The deadline for submission is April 21st. We are looking forward to receiving many contributions.

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The Fourteenth
Japan-Finland Joint Symposium
on Optics in Engineering

August 28-September 1, 2023
Hamamatsu, Japan

The Fourteenth
Japan-Finland Joint Symposium
on Optics in Engineering

Aug.28-Sep.1, 2023
Hamamatsu, Japan

OIE2023 Hamamatsu

Kanzanji area and Hamana-ko lake

Call for Papers


ver.2.00, updated on March 8th, 2023

Important Dates

Submission startFebruary 10th (Fri.)
Submission deadline
(title + 100 words abstract)
April 21st (Fri.)
Acceptance notificationMay 1st (Mon.)
Registration site openMay 10th (Wed.)
Abstract submission deadline
(2page abstract)
June 16th (Fri.)
Early-bird registration deadlineJune 16th (Fri.)
Registration deadlineJuly 7th (Fri.)
SymposiumAugust 28th (Mon.) - September 1st (Fri.)


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Latest News

Mar. 8, 2023The second Call for Papers has been published.ver. 4.4
Feb. 21, 2023The web site has been updated.ver. 4.3
Feb. 7, 2023The submission page has been updated.ver. 4.21
Feb. 6, 2023The detailed schedule of OIE2023 has been announced.ver. 4.20
Nov. 11, 2022The first Call for Papers has been published.ver. 4.10
Oct. 3, 2022The schedule for OIE2023 has been announced.ver. 4.01
May. 13, 2022A new website for OIE2023 has opened.ver. 4.00
May. 13, 2022[OIE2022]The re-postponement of OIE2022 has been announced.ver. 3.9
Nov. 28, 2020[OIE2021]Committee members from both Finland and Japan confirmed their policy to postpone one year.

About OIE

OIE is an international joint meeting that follows up the line of the thirteen symposia held so far in Lappeenranta 1995, Tsukuba 1997, Kajaani 1999, Suita 2001, Saariselkä 2003, Sapporo 2005, Tampere 2007, Tokyo 2009, Turku 2011, Utsunomiya 2013, Joensuu 2015, Niigata/Sado 2017, and Espoo/Tallinn 2019. The aim of the symposium series is to provide a timely forum for presenting latest novel and innovative works on new photonics, technologies and device applications, and to promote the interaction between Finnish and Japanese scientists who are working in the fields of pure and applied optics and photonics.
nightscape
Night cityscpae
hamamatsu-jo
Hamamatsu-jo castle
nakatajima
Nakatajima-sakyu dune

Scope

The symposium covers, but is not restricted to, the following topics:
  • Imaging and image processing
  • Optical interferometry
  • Laser science and engineering fundamentals, measurements, design, and applications
  • Semiconductor lasers and related devices
  • Quantum optics, laser spectroscopy, and their applications
  • Nonlinear optics
  • Optical material and fabrication techniques
  • Micro-optics, integrated and guided-wave optics, and optical MEMS
  • Optical switching, computing, and information processing
  • Holography, digital holography, 3D imaging, and display
  • Optical data storage
  • Laser chemistry, material, and biological applications
  • Nano-optics including near-field optics in biology and chemistry
  • Novel optics including photonic crystals
  • Metamaterials

Venue

OIE2023 will be held in Hamamatsu.
Hamamatsu is known to many optical scientists and engineers as the company name. But it was originally the name of the city. Hamamatsu is a manufacturing town with a thriving industry such as automobiles, motorcycles, musical instruments, and opt-electronics. And it is also known as the founder's town. The founders of some of Japan's leading manufacturing companies were born in and around Hamamatsu.
In Hamamatsu facing the Pacific Ocean, there is a brackish lake called Hamana-ko lake. Blessed with a warm climate and sunlight, Hamamatsu is rich in seafood and fruits. In particular, it is one of Japan's leading production areas of eels and oranges.
Hamamatsu is easily accessible from major cities in Japan. It is close to Nagoya and between Tokyo and Osaka. There are daily direct flights from Helsinki to Tokyo. You can reach Hamamatsu from Tokyo in an hour and a half by Shinkansen.
unagi
Unagi (eel)
mikan
Mikan (mandarin orange)
tako
Festival (kite-flying contest)
yadai
Festival (parade)
ryotanji
Ryotanji temple
bentenjima
Torii shrine gate on the lake

Committee

General Chair

Katsuhiro Ishii (GPI)

Co-Chair

Yoshio Hayasaki (Utsunomiya University)
TBD

International Organizing Committee

Yoshihisa Aizu (Muroran Institute of Technology)
Tapio Fabritius (University of Oulu)
Nathan Hagen (Utsunomiya University)
Pekka Hänninen (University of Turku)
Kenji Harada (Kitami Institute of Technology)
Erkki Ikonen (Aalto University)
Yusuke Ogura (Osaka University)
Kai-Erik Peiponen (University of Eastern Finland)
Jarkko Saarinen (University of Eastern Finland)
Takamasa Suzuki (Niigata University)
Jun Uozumi (Hokkai-Gakuen University)
Erik Vartiainen (Lappeenranta University of Technology)
Masayuki Yokota (Shimane University)

Local Organizing Committee

Ryohei Hanayama (GPI)
Neisei Hayashi (GPI)
Wataru Inami(Shizuoka University)
Atsushi Ono(Shizuoka University)
Atsushi Sugita(Shizuoka University)
Yasuki Takeuchi(Hamamatsu Photonics)
Koyo Watanabe(Hamamatsu Photonics)

Organizers

Co-host

soramo
Winter festival

See you in Hamamatsu!! / Nähdään Hamamatsussa!!