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Registration Now Open for SPIE Photonics West
BELLINGHAM, WA — Registra - tion is now open for SPIE Photonics West 2023. The largest annual conference and exhibition in optics and photonics, hosted by SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, will take place January 28 to February 2 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. It brings together researchers, innovators, engi- neers, and business leaders from across the globe for a dynamic and engaging week of networking and learning.
Photonics West will show-
case the latest technologies and discoveries using optics and pho- tonics, with four major applica- tion topics: BiOS, highlighting new research in biophotonics, biomedical optics, and imaging; LASE, with its focus on the laser industry and applications; OPTO, covering optoelectronics, photonic materials, and optical
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driving tech, electric vehicles and personal mobility devices. A new Web3 category will
feature activations from SK and many others, with a focus on how associated technologies — includ- ing those for metaverse and cryp- tocurrency — can revolutionize how we live, work and play in an immersive, inclusive and distrib- uted virtual universe. Sustainability will be front
and center for hundreds of exhibitors at CES. Global brands like John Deere and startups will demonstrate how tech inno- vation can conserve energy and increase power generation, address food shortages and cre- ate more sustainable agricultur- al systems, improve resilience and recovery from natural disas- ters, power smart cities, support access to clean water and more. Partnering with the World
Academy of Art and Science, CES will shine a spotlight on how tech- nology helps people tackle the world’s most pressing problems. Support of United Nations efforts to advance Human Security for All will be a theme throughout the show, from conference pro- gramming to keynotes highlight- ing innovation and products to improve lives. Contact: CTA, 1919 S. Eads
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CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
devices; and now Quantum West, celebrating its second year, fea- turing technical conferences, a quantum-specific plenary ses- sion, as well as presentations from industry leaders who are focused on moving quantum technologies to market. Overall, this year’s Photonics West pro- gram includes more than 4,500 technical presentations.
Featuring over 1,000 compa-
nies with product launches, live demonstrations, and technolo- gies on display, the BiOS Expo and Photonics West Exhibition showcase the diverse and healthy photonics industry. The BiOS Expo, featuring the latest technology in biomedical optics and healthcare applications, runs January 28 to 29; the
Photonics West Exhibition show- cases the latest from laser manu- facturers and suppliers as well as other innovative optics and photonics devices, components, systems, and services. Both exhi- bitions are free to attend. Contact: SPIE, P.O.
Box 10, Bellingham, WA 98227 % 360-676-3290 Web:
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