Frequency combs
Fundamentals & Applications
GHENT, BELGIUM
SEPTEMBER 9-10, 2024
Second edition
IN-PERSON workshop
After a successful first edition, the workshop "Frequency combs: fundamentals and applications" comes back on September 9-10, 2024.
This time, it will be held in the very centre of Ghent (Belgium), a 40-minute train ride from Brussels.
With 20+ international invited speakers, we aim to re-create a moment of exchange that will allow seeing beyond one's research and get original ideas. Above that, we also wish to make new bonds among researchers, why not with a Belgian beer.
city MUSEUM
The two-day workshop will be held in the Ghent City Museum (STAM, left), located in the historic downtown.
Boat-tour
As in the first edition, a cultural tour is included. This time, we're offering you a guided boat trip in the Ghent rivers! Have you ever seen the Medieval Castle of the Counts (right) that close?
SPEAKERS
Birgitta Bernhardt
Graz University of Technology
Austria
Pascal Del'Haye
Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light
Germany
Simon-Pierre Gorza
Université libre de Bruxelles
Belgium
Dmitry Kazakov
IMEC
Belgium
Marko Loncar
Harvard University
United States
Alessia Pasquazi
Loughborough University
England
Nathalie Picque
Max-Born Institute
Germany
Benedikt Schwarz
TU Wien
Austria
Victor Torres-Compagny
Chalmers University of Technology
Sweden
Kasper Van Gasse
Ghent University
Beglium
Xiaoxiao Xue
Tsinghua University
China
Camille-Sophie Bres
EPFL
Switzerland
Alexander Gaeta
Columbia University
United States
Tobias Herr
DESY
Germany
Tobias Kippenberg
EPFL
Switzerland
Alireza Marandi
Caltech
United States
Olivier Pfister
University of Virginia
United States
Minhao Pu
DTU Fotonik
Denmark
Kartik Srinivasan
NIST
United States
Kerry Vahala
Caltech
United States
PRAcTICAL information
The workshop is open to all.
It will be held on September 9-10, 2024.
Location: Godshuizenlaan 2, 9000 Gent, Belgium
A poster session will be organized along with appetizers to stimulate discussions.
The participation fee is €260 per person. It includes refreshments and lunch on both days, as well as dinner on September 9.
A guided boat tour is also organized.
Money should never hold back science. If you cannot afford the fee, please contact us at englebert [at] caltech.edu
