Conference Workshops

Two workshops will be held within the frameworks of the Conference:

ESF-NEWFOCUS WORKSHOP:
NEW FRONTIERS IN TERAHERTZ TECHNIQUES

Thursday, December 1^st, 2011

Invited papers:

• Prof. Ana Vukovic, U. K., "Body of revolution integral equations: theory and practical implementation",
• Prof. Svetlana Vitusevich, Germany, "Advanced techniques for millimeter and submillimeter-wave characterization of material properties",
• Dr. Oksana Shramkova, U. K., "Three-wave nonlinear scattering in finite layered structures as a way to terahertz wave generation",
• Dr. Alexey Shitvov, U. K., "Phenomenology and experimental characterisation of distributed nonlinearities in printed circuit components for wireless communications",
• Prof. Mikhail Glyavin, Russia, "THz gyrotrons: development and applications".

Up to 10 more regular papers are expected.

V^th YOUNG SCIENTIST CAREER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP

Wednesday, November 30^th, 2011

The programme of the seminar includes:

• Invited speakers' presentations: the lecturers will share their personal experience of how to bridge a gap between scientific research and career in electromagnetics and photonics;
• Applying for a grant, writing scientific papers, giving oral presentations and making posters tutorials;
• OSA/SPIE, IEEE student chapters presentations: information about international organizations in optics and photonics such as OSA, SPIE and IEEE will be presented.

Invited papers:

• Prof. Igor Alexeff, USA, "The history of IEEE NPSS",
• Dr. Alexey Shitvov, U. K., "Personal career plan and institutional researcher development framework: how to be a perspective researcher and what are the perspectives of being a researcher",
• Dr. Oksana Shramkova, U. K., "Marie Curie Individual Fellowships",

Ordinary papers:

• Dr. Alexey Kuleshov, Ukraine, "Scholarships, awards and grants for Ukrainian young scientists",
• Dr. Olga Kostylyova, Ukraine, "How to write a scientific paper",
• PhD. Mariia Pashchenko, Ukraine, "What are OSA and SPIE, and why they are needed for students",
• PhD. Maksim Khruslov, Ukraine, "Understanding the IEEE Brand".

The papers outlines you can find in the YSCDW Program: