Short Courses
CLEO®/Europe-EQEC 2019 will be offering an expanded short course programme covering a wide range of exciting topics in photonics and laser technology.
Short courses participants are generally targeted individuals who wish to learn about a topic outside their main area of expertise. They are intended for engineers and scientists.
Twelve courses will be scheduled to take place in parallel on Sunday afternoon 23 June 2019. Each course is scheduled in two parts: Course Part I (1 hour ½), coffee break, Course Part II (1 hour ½). The courses are open to attendees of the World of Photonics Congress and Laser World of Photonics Exhibition subject to payment of the course fee.
The 2019 Short course topics include: Ultrashort Pulse Characterization ; High-power Fiber Lasers ; Optical Parametric Oscillators ; Laser Beam Analysis, Propagation, and Spatial Shaping Techniques ; Practical Quantum Optics ; Mid-infrared Semiconductor Lasers ; THz Measurements and their Applications ; Atoms and Molecules in Tailored Laser Fields ; Frequency Combs Principles and Applications ; Silicon Photonics ; Optics in Graphene and other 2D materials ; Finite Element Modelling Methods for Photonics and Optics
Short Course Topics and Presenters:
→ SUNDAY 23 June, 2019
SH1 – Ultrashort Pulse Characterization
 | Selcuk Aktürk |
SH2 – High-power Fiber Lasers
 | Andy Clarkson |
SH3 – Optical Parametric Oscillators
 | Majid Ebrahim-Zadeh |
SH4 – Laser Beam Analysis, Propagation, and Spatial Shaping Techniques
 | James Leger |
SH5 – Practical Quantum Optics
 |
Gerd Leuchs |
SH6 – Mid-infrared Semiconductor Lasers
 |
Jérôme Faist |
SH7 – THz Measurements and their Applications
 | Daniel Mittleman |
SH8 – Atoms and Molecules in Tailored Laser Fields
 | Thomas Pfeifer |
SH9 – Frequency Combs Principles and Applications
 | Thomas Udem |
SH10 – Silicon Photonics
 | Dries Van Thourhout |
SH11 – Optics in Graphene and other 2D Materials
| Coskun Kocabas | Download Biography Download Short Course Description Download Intended Audience and Learning Benefits |
SH12 – Finite Element Modelling Methods for Photonics and Optics
 | Arti Agrawal |