Optical Micro & Nano Fabrication
Call for Papers
“Many fabrication processes rely upon the interaction of light and matter. The use of lasers for machining and material processing is widespread in industry and the technology is developing rapidly. One direction for this development is the use of optical techniques to provide finer fabrication precision.
Recent years have also seen developments in optical micro and nanofabrication research, using a range of fabrication principles. One area of particular interest is the use of high resolution optical techniques to produce smaller features, with sizes well below those used in conventional laser processing. The successful implementation of these techniques has required new optics, materials and handling methods.
The meeting programme will place emphasis on research into new optical methods for fabrication on the micrometre and sub-micrometre scales. We invite you to participate in this meeting, present your work and network with others from both research and industry.”
Dr Martin Booth, Chairman of Meeting Programme
Deadline Date for Paper Submission: 3rd September 2010
This meeting will be an important opportunity to network with leaders in optical micro and nano fabrication technologies. For those new to these technologies this will be an excellent chance for professional development.
We particularly invite contributions in the following, though not exclusive, areas of research: Fine scale laser machining • direct laser writing • holographic approaches • 3D methods • photopolymerisation • metal deposition • ablation • optical manipulation and fabrication • near-field methods • multi-photon methods • multi-beam approaches • micro/nano-scale light matter interaction |
The Committee
The technical program committee comprises:
Dr Martin Booth (Chairman & Programme Organiser - University of Oxford)
Dr Patricia Scully (Co-organiser - University of Manchester)
| Call for Papers This meeting is at a Call for Papers stage - we welcome your contribution. The closing date for submissions from prospective authors who wish to be included is 3 September 2010. Please click on the link below to view the pdf leaflet for full details and contacts. |
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