We welcome abstract submissions if you are working in a photonics-related area, including but not limited to:
- plasmonics
- metasurfaces
- quantum optics
- biophotonics
- nonlinear optics
- integrated photonics
- materials
We would like to see works done by researchers at various stages of their scientific career, including but not limited to:
- undergraduate students
- graduate students
- postdoctoral researchers
- researchers in industry
- researchers in government labs
What do we look for when reviewing the abstracts?
Your submitted abstracts will go through a peer review process. We are looking for abstracts that exhibit a high quality of research performed, that are relevant to photonics, and can contribute to the diversity of works presented. We will reject abstracts that are longer than 2500 characters, so do keep your abstracts concise and clear. Due to constraints, we are unable to accept all submitted abstracts.