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9th International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks
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July 1-5, 2007 - Rome, Italy
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2nd Nanophotonics for All-Optical Networking Workshop
NAON 2007
Optical communication, i.e. the communication systems using optical (visible,
infrared and ultraviolet) radiation as a carrier wave, is steadily becoming
the most perspective and promising means of future communication. It comprises
not only the well known fibre communication (covering already with a dense
fibre network most of the densely populated Earth areas) but also
the wireless (free-space) communication (important in the space and probably
the most perspective for a future personal use) and the under-water
communication. The NAON Workshop, organised in association with
COST Action 288 'Nanoscale
and Ultrafast Photonics', is intended to offer a discussion forum for
designers, manufacturers and users of optical-communication devices
from basic fundamental research to system applications. The Workshop will focus
on new challenges arising from a need of still more rapid, more capacious,
more reliable and cheaper optical-communication systems.
Workshop topics of relevance include but are not limited to:
- Designing and fabrication of sources and receivers for optical
communication
- Optimising of devices to meet requirements of optical communication
- Edge-emitting and vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers
- Modelling of an operation of devices for optical communication
- Photodetectors
- Devices for high-speed-modulation optical communication
- Optical fibres and coupling issues
- Under-water optical communication
- Wireless (free-space) optical communication
NAON Technical Program Committee:
Workshop Chair: Judy M Rorison, COST 288 Chairperson
Co-Chairs: Trevor M Benson, Wlodzimierz Nakwaski
Members: Katia Gallo, Valerii K. Kononenko, Marian Marciniak,
Krassimir Panajotov, Phillip Sewell
Paper submission - in WORD and pdf format to
icton@itl.waw.pl
according to ICTON submission rules available at
http://www.itl.waw.pl/icton/,
please state 'NAON submission' in the subject line when submitting your
contribution.
Publication - all accepted NAON papers will be included in ICTON 2007
Proceedings (IEEE publication).
COST is an intergovernmental framework for European Co-operation in the field
of Scientific and Technical Research,
http://www.cost.esf.org.
COST Action 288 Nanoscale and Ultrafast Photonics,
http://www.een.bris.ac.uk/cost288/home.html.
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