MiniModes Photonics School 2022
MiniModes 2022 is the third edition of a weekend-long student optical conference organized by the Student Association of Optics and Photonics (KNOF). It aims to unite the optical community at the University of Warsaw, present the broad spectrum of its research, enrich students with fresh ideas and inspire them for new scientific achievements.
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- Start time: 14 Oct 2022 02:00 PM
- End time: 16 Oct 2022 07:00 PM
- All times are (UTC+02:00) Warsaw
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Speakers
Radek Brzózka
Radek Brzózka is a TV presenter and science communicator. You may recognize him as the author and host of „Jak to działa?”, a TV program in which he explains the principle of operation of everyday items and presents applications of scientific discoveries. His main interests cover IT technologies, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. One of his greatest passion is paragliding over the Carpathians, Alps and Himalayas. Since 2019, he has been organizing AlphaCamp – science camps for kids. His aim is to instill in the younger generation a fascination with science and technology and to show them that even the most complicated phenomena can be explained simply. During conference, Radek will lead workshop dedicated to the public presentation, during which he will share his experience in science communication based on his experience in working in media.
Karol Karnowski
Project Leader and Senior Researcher in biomedical applications of photonics at the International Center for Translational Eye Research (part of Institute of Physical Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences). Biophysicist developing imaging systems for biomedical applications and hobbyist photographer. Experienced in the design and construction of Optical Coherence Tomography systems for specific needs, from anterior segment structural and functional imaging to longitudinal measurements of mouse embryos. Has a solid background as a Project Coordinator and Team Leader.
OCT – beyond classical imaging
During the talk, I’ll provide an introduction to modern optical coherence tomography techniques. The method, so successful in ophthalmology, can offer much more than standard static imaging. We will explore various OCT-related methods for contrast enhancement including mechanical, polarization, or dynamic contrast