List of confirmed speakers
Tobin Marks (Northwestern University), Twisted π-System chromophores:
Progress and prospects
Aleks Rebane (Montana State University), Molecular symmetry in two-photon absorption: Things are not always what they seem
Demetrios Christodoulides (University of Central Florida), Parity-time and other symmetries in optics and photonics
Romolo Savo/Rachel Grange (ETH Zόrich), Second harmonic generation in complex assemblies of oxides nanoparticles
Do Hyeok Jeon/Tsampikos Kottos (Wesleyan University) , Self-shielded receiver protectors using topological photonic circuits
Isak Kilen/Jerry Moloney (University of Arizona) , Non-equilibrium dynamics in mode-locked vertical external-cavity surface-emitting lasers
Koen Clays (KU Leuven), Fine-tuning and switching of the
molecular second-order nonlinear response: the effective
optical molecular symmetry
Kevin Pichler/Stefan Rotter (Vienna University of Technology), Experimental realization of the random anti-laser
Robert Twieg (Kent State University), Discotic liquid crystals Do NOT require tails
Kenneth Knappenberger (Pennsylvania State University), Ultrafast dynamics in metal nanostructures
Şahin Φzdemir (Pennsylvania State University), Optics and optomechanics at exceptional points
Ivan Biaggio (Lehigh University), From molecules to materials: smaller is better?
Nathan Dawson (University of The Bahamas), Homotopy analysis and perturbation methods as generalized approximations of classical nonlinear optical phenomena
Stephen Rand (University of Michigan), Magneto-electric charge separation - a new optical nonlinearity
Tuan Trinh (University of Michigan), Experiments and theory of second harmonic generation induced by magneto-electric rectification
Gregory Smail (University of Michigan), Experiments and theory of magneto-electric rectification
Krishnandu Makhal (University of Michigan), Probing orbital shapes with magneto-electric scattering
Long Cheng (University of Michigan), Nonlinear dynamics of laser cooling: New materials, new methods
Javier Perez-Moreno (Skidmore College), A toy model for the nonlinear optical response of molecules
Mark Kuzyk (Washington State University), Nonlinear optics at the classical/quantum divide
Li Ge (College of Staten Island), Parity-time symmetry breaking in a synthetic dimension
Joy Haley (Air Force Research Laboratory), Nonlinear optical organic and organometallic dye development
Shekhar Guha (Air Force Research Laboratory), Second harmonic reflection and transmission from nonlinear optical media of arbitrary anisotropy
Tom Cooper (Air Force Research Laboratory), Nonlinear optical properties of platinum acetylides
Ekaterina Poutrina/Augustine Urbas (Air Force Research Laboratory), Controlling nonlinear generation via multipolar interference
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