VIEW THE ISOT 2016 PROGRAM

VIEW THE ISOT 2016 PROGRAM (Poster Session)

Get Together
Place: Western Restaurant Pino at Dai-ichi Inn Ikebukuro near the JR Ikebukuro station.
Time and Date: 18:00 - 20:30 in Nov. 6.
You can refresh and make international relations while taking light meal and drinks. Fee is already included in the conference registration fee.


Welcome Reception
Monday, November 7, 2016 at 4th floor of Itabashi Culture Hall
Come and enjoy with your friends and colleagues for American appetizers and cocktails (hors d’oeuvres).

ISOT 2016 Banquet at Yakatabune
(Traditional Japanese-style Cruising Restaurant )
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
Let's enjoy fantastic night view of Tokyo bay, Odaiba & Skytree Cruise from the special location on Yakatabune, while enjoying delicious cuisine cooked onboard by Japanese chef. Transportation provided between the Itabashi Culture Hall and Asashio Boat Pier. Join with your friends and colleagues at the ISOT 2016, Itabashi Tokyo, Banquet. The evening will feature a delicious dinner and a complimentary drink on Yakatabune. (A banquet ticket for student is NOT included with registration fee)

Lab tour (Registration is required)
Thursday morning, November 10 Join our tour by bus as a post conference event. We will visit Itabashi's world famous optical laboratory and company, RIKEN, Ohmori Materials Fabrication LaboratoryWeb page
TOPCON corporationWeb page
After the tour, exhibition in Itabashi, you can also enjoy local optics companies.Web page(Japanese)
The number of participants are limited.

Special "O-MO-TE-NA-SHI" events

Japanese art of tea ceremony (Japanese traditional culture) will be held during the conference.

Special sessions

Special session1: Spectral imaging technology
Organizer:
Prof. Ichiro ISHIMARU, Kagawa Univ., Japan
Prof. Nathan Hagen, Utsunomiya Univ., Japan

Abstract: Spectral imaging is used in many fields of research and industry, from biomedical imaging to remote sensing, forensics to optical metrology, and more. This special session gathers together the latest research in spectral imaging technology --- advances in instrumentation, new techniques for utilizing spectral imaging data, and development of spectral imaging applications --- with an emphasis on instrumentation to bridge optomechatronics with data analysis and applications-related spectral imaging research.

1. Prof. Ichiro ISHIMARU (Kagawa Univ.) （Invited）
   “Ultra-compact Hyperspectral camera for mid-infrared lights”
2. Hagen Nathan (Utsunomiya Univ.)（Invited）
   “Secrets of thermal imaging with uncooled cameras”
3. Ryoichi HORISAKI (Osaka Univ.)（Invited）
   “A concept for single-shot high-dimensional holographic imaging with a coded aperture”
4. Shigaru SUGAWARA (National Research Institute of Police Science)（Invited）
   “Study of the optimal merge number for hyper spectral imaging technology that uses a bolometer camera and an imaging interferometer”

Special session2: Polarization technology
Organizer: Prof. Yukitoshi Otani, Utsunomiya University, Japan

Abstract : Polarization technology has become an important area in the field of optomechatronics, especially in ellipsometry, polarimetry, polarization interferometry, display technology, optical data storage, semiconductor technology, nano-material research, and bio-technology. This special session highlights reviews by invited speakers and the latest results in polarization technology and related technologies, including ellipsometry, polarization measurements and polarization technology-based optical sensing. This session is expected to provide open discussion between optomechatronics and polarization researchers.

1. Yu-Lung Lo (National Chankun Univ) （Invited）
   “Non invasive glucose sensing by Stokes-Mueller polarimetry”
2. Sang Youl KIM (Ajou Univ.) （Invited）
   “Surface Anisotropy of Rubbed PI and Distribution of LC Molecules in TN Cell Characterized by Using Ellipsometry”
3. Kazuhiko Oka (Hokkaido Univ.)（Invited）
   “Generation of broadband optical vortex and ring-shaped optical-lattice using axially symmetric polarization elements”
4. Yasuhiro Mizutani (Osaka Univ) TBA （Invited）
   
5. Takumi Moriyama(1) and Nataliya Nabatova-Gabain(2) ((1)HORIBA TECHNO SERVICE Co., Ltd.(2)HORIBA Ltd.)（Invited）
   “Principles and Application of Spectroscopic Ellipsometry”
6. Lianhua Jin (Univ. of Yamanashi )（Invited）
   “Extraction method of polarization properties of the individual components of a layered system and its application”
7. Daesuk Kim (Chonbuk National Univ.)（Invited）
   “Dynamic spectroscopic ellipsometry: theory and applications”
8. Takamasa Suzuki (Niigata Univ.)（Invited）
   “Laser Diode Interferometer Utilizing Polarization Technique”
9. Hiroshi Nomura (Toshiba)
   “Full Polarimetric Diagnosis of 193-nm Immersion Lithography Equipment Using a Mask with Thin-Plate Polarizers and Wide-View-Angle Quarter-Wave Plates”
10. Shinya Ohkubo (NIT Numazu Colledge)
    “Observation of Sample with the Simplified Mode Birefringence Optical Microscope”
11. Ryutaro Shimada (Tokyo Instruments)
    “Development of Spectroscopic Stokes and Mueller Polarimeter”
12. Pradipta Mukherjee (Utsunomiya Univ.)
    “Real time measurement of Birefringence and Depolarization characteristics using dual photoelastic modulator polarimeter”
13. Kaustav Bhattacharyya (Utsunomiya Univ.)
    “Single shot Mueller matrix polarimetery using axially symmetric quarter wave plate and channelled spectrum”

Special session3: Optomechatronics in Biomedical Engineering Applications (Tentative)
*Chair: Yeung Yam (HK), cochair : Min Young Kim (KR)*

1. Ziyan Guo, Ziyang Dong, Jacky H.C. Fu, Ka-Wai Kwok (Dept. of Mechanical Eng./University of Hong Kong)
   “Design of an MR-safe high-torque hydraulic stepper motor for MRI-guided robotic interventions”
2. Yuliang ZHAO and Wen J. LI (Dept. of Mechanical and Biomedical Eng./City University of Hong Kong)
   “Determination of Single Cell State using Optically Induced Electric Field in a Microfluidic Platform”
3. Qiang Geng and Shih-Chi Chen (Dept. of Mechanical and Automation Eng./The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
   “DMD-based random-access scanning and its applications in two-photon microscopy”
4. Mengzhi Li (a), Tianyun Huang (b), Ben Wang (a), Huiling Duan (b), Li Zhang (a) ((a). Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering/ The Chinese University of Hong Kong, (b). Mechanics & Engineering Science/ College of Engineering, Peking University, Beijing, China)
   “Direct Laser Writing of Helical Microswimmers with Self-assembled Magnetite Nanoparticles Coating for Biomedical Applications”

   Program

   Program tentative will be update later.