Call for Tutorials

Call For Tutorials

The OFS organizing committee invites proposals for 2-hour tutorials to be presented on Sunday, August 28 or Monday, August 29. The target audience includes students and researchers new to a field. A tutorial should provide a balanced, informative overview of the field, e.g. basic principles, current and emerging research, and/or applications. Presenting a tutorial is an excellent way to network and establish one’s reputation in the community. Tutorial speakers will be offered a reduced registration rate, and will be invited to the committee dinner.

The committee will consider any subject relevant to the OFS conference and of sufficiently broad interests to the community. Potential tutorial subjects include but are not limited to:

  • Microresonators
  • Quantum sensing
  • Silicon photonics for sensors
  • Frequency stabilization
  • Cavity optomechanics
  • Fiber optic interferometry
  • Laser written waveguides
  • Distributed sensing
  • Simulation tools in optics
  • Novel fiber technology
  • MEMS/MEOMS sensors
  • Advanced imaging with fiber optics

Submission Guidelines:

Tutorial proposals should be a 1-page abstract with the following information:

  • Title
  • Name(s), affiliation, and contact information of the speaker(s)
  • A description of the subject, the scope and depth of the tutorial. Indicate any special format and equipment requirement
  • A short biography of the speaker(s).

Important Dates:

Proposal deadline: May 9, 2022
Acceptance notification: May 30, 2022
Presentations: August 28-29, 2022

Review Process:

The proposal will be reviewed by the OFS tutorials committee and a decision will be made in consultation with the General Chair and the organizing committee.

Contact:

Information inquiries should be directed to the Co-Chair for tutorials and workshop, Dr. Yizheng Zhu ([email protected]).

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