¡á Opening Program
Conference Address : to be announced
Conference Lecture : Honorable Shanghee Rhee, Ph.D (Member of
Korean National Assembly, Chairman of Committee for Information
Science and Technology, National Assembly).
"Present and Future Information Science and Technology in
Korea"
¡á Scientific Program
Plenary Speakers
Alan Heeger (Nobel Laureate, University
of California at Santa Barbara, USA)
- The Plastic Electronics Revolution: Opportunities Based on
Semconducting
and Metallic Polymers
Seizo Miyata (Tokyo University of Agriculture
and Technology, Japan)
- Novel Organic EL Devices
Gerhard Wegner (Max-Planck-Institute for Polymer
Research, Germany)
- Polyconjugated Macromolecules: A Short History on Their Structural
Chemistry and Physical Properties
Special Speakers
Takuzo Aida (University of Tokyo, Japan)
- Molecular Design of Photoresponsive Supramolecular and Macromolecular
Systems
Dongho Kim (Yonsei University, Korea)
- Molecular Photonics Based on Porphyrin Arrays
Invited Speakers
Harry Anderson (Oxford U., UK)
- Conjugated Rotaxanes: Encapsulated Dyes and Insulated Molecular
Wires
Chantal Andraud (ENS-Lyon, France)
- Conjugated Oligomers: A New Strategy to Design Efficient Two-Photon
Absorbers
Patrice L. Baldeck (U. Grenoble, France)
- Optical Applications with Nanostructured Organic Materials
Andreas Braeuer (Fraunhoper Inst., Germany)
- Wafer-Scale Fabricated Microoptical and Guided Wave Interconnects
in
Polymers
Christoph Bubeck (MPI-P, Germany)
- Dispersions of Cubic Nonlinearities and Attenuation Losses
of Polymer
Waveguides
Bong Rae Cho (Korea U., Korea)
- Nonlinear Optical and Two-Photon Absorption Properties of Octupolar
Molecules
Yoshiki Chujo (Kyoto U., Japan)
- New ¥ð-Conjugated Boron-Containing Polymers
Graham Cross (Durham U., UK)
- Local Field Aggregation Dependence of the Micro- and Macroscopic
Optical
Non-linearity of Zwitterionic Molecules
Larry R. Dalton (USC & U. Washington,
USA)
- Nano and Mesoscale Engineering of Electro-Optic Materials
Stephen Forrest (Princeton U., USA)
- Efficient Harvesting of Excited States in Organic LEDs and
Photodetectors
Jean M. J. Frechet (UC Berkeley, USA)
- to be announced
Peter Guenter (ETH, Switzerland)
- Organic Crystals and Thin Films for Nonlinear Optics
Sun-Gyu Han (Zen Photonics, Korea)
- Photonics Passive Devices with Polymers for Optical Networks
Samson A. Jenekhe (U. Washington, USA)
- Macromolecular Architecture Directed Self-Assembly of Conjugated
Polymers
Francois Kajzar (CEA-LETI, DEIN/SPE, France)
- Light Control of Orientation of Molecules
Shashi P. Karna (Air Force Res. Lab., USA)
- Molecular Wires, Diodes, and Transistors: Fundamental Device
Physics and
Structure-Property Relationships
Jae-Ho Kim (Ajou U., Korea)
- Photophysical Properties of Organic Dyes in the Self-Assembled
Monolayers
Oh-Kil Kim (Naval Res. Lab., USA)
- Oligothiophene as Photonic/Electronic Property Modulator
Iam-Choon Khoo (Pennsylvania State U., USA)
- Nonlinear Nematic Liquid Crystals and Phototunable 2- and 3-D
Photonic
Crystal for Visible 1.55 Micron Spectral Region
Takayoshi Kobayashi (U. Tokyo, Japan)
- Ultrafast Optical Nonlinearity in Conjugated Polymers
Charles Lee (AFOSR, USA)
- Basic Research in Organics and Polymers at Air Force Office
of Scientific
Research
Roger A. Lessard (Laval U., Canada)
- Sol-Gel BaTiO3 on Photochromic Materials for Optical Recording
Klaus Meerholz (U. Munich, Germany)
- Recent Progress on Photorefractive Polymers
Andrezej Miniewicz (Wroclaw U. Tech., Poland)
- Liquid Crystals for Photonic Applications
Klaus Muellen (MPI-P, Germany)
- Nanocolorants
Yung Woo Park (Seoul N. U., Korea)
- Quantum Transport in Synthetic Metals: Low Dimensional Organic
Nanostructures
Andre Persoons (U. Leuven, Belgium)
- Nonlinear Optical Electric and Magnetic Susceptibilities of
Chiral Molecules
Nassar Peyghambarian (U. Arizona, USA)
- New Polymeric and Hybrid Materials for Photonics Applications
Paras N. Prasad (SUNY Buffalo, USA)
- Nanophotonics: Nanoscale Optical Science and Technology
Lyong Sun Pu (Fuji Xerox, Japan)
- Femtosecond Optical Switches by Squarylium Dye J-Aggregates
Gopal Rao (U. Boston, USA)
- Nonvolatile Holography in Organic Films with Optimized Molecular
Reorientation
Narayana Rao (U. Hyderabad, India)
- Excited State Dynamics in Tetra Tolyl Porphyrins in Relevance
to Third-Order
Nonlinearity and Optical Limiting
Marek Samoc (ANU, Australia)
- Third-Order Optical Nonlinearities of Oligomers, Dendrimers
and Polymers
Derived from Solution Z-Scan Studies
Hiroyuki Sasabe (CIST, Japan)
- Photorefractive Carbazole Derivatives: Molecular Design and
Applications
Yuen-Ron Shen (UC Berkeley, USA)
- Nonlinear Optics in Chiral Media
Yasuhiko Shirota (Osaka U., Japan)
- Photochromic Amorphous Molecular Materials and Their Applications
Benzhong Tang (Hong Kong U. Sci. Tech., Hong
Kong)
- Synthesis and Optical Properties of Hyperbranched Polyarenes
M. O. Tjia (Bandung Inst. Tech., Indonesia)
- Theoretical and Numerical Studies of Coherent Nonlinear Optical
Coupler
Robert Twieg (Kent State U., USA)
- Organic Charge Transport Materials and Their Importance in
Optical and
Electronic Devices
Fosong Wang (Chinese Acad. Sci., China)
- Linear Molecular Wires: Solid Phase Synthesis and Electron
Conduction Study
Wayne Wang (Carleton U., Canada)
- Organic Electrochromic Materials for Optical Attenuation
Joachim H. Wendorff (Marburg U., Germany)
- Optoelectronic Properties of Discotic Materials and Their Applications
Jeong Weon Wu (Ewha Womans U., Korea)
- Chiral Nonlinear Optics in Oxides, Polymers and Liquid Crystals
Masaki Yokoyama (Osaka U., Japan)
- Organic Multi-Layered Optical Logic Device
Taehyoung Zyung (ETRI, Korea)
- Plastic EL Display
Joseph Zyss (Ecole Normale Sup. Cachan, France)
- A Multipolar Track in Nonlinear Photonics
Tutorial Lecturers
El Hang Lee (Inha U., Korea)
- Photonics in the 21st Century: Issues and Challenges
Sin Doo Lee (Seoul N. U., Kora)
- Optics of Organic Thin Films and Devices
Toshikuni Kaino (Tohoku U., Japan)
- Polymer Waveguide Fabrication and Application to Nonlinear
Optics
Nakjoong Kim (Hanyang U., Korea)
- Organic Photorefractive Materials
Tetsuo Tsutsui (Kyushu U., Japan)
- Organic Electroluminsecence: Past, Present and Future
*** Additional list of speakers is to be announced in the final
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