Dear researchers in the field of Nanophotonics,
After more than 1.5 years of COVID, we are all looking forward to meeting in person again and exchange ideas.
Many of you have not been at in-person conferences since February or March 2020.
NanoMeta 2022 will take place from Thursday, January 6, to Sunday, January 9, 2022 in the snowy mountain resort of Seefeld/Tirol in Austria and will give you the opportunity to finally attend a real and live meeting again.
We are planning for an astounding program with the latest research. More than one year of exciting and hot results have piled up, and we would like to share these results among each other.
Please make sure to submit soon and reserve your room in Seefeld.
For your attendance please consult the covid-19 rules in effect: https://www.convention.tirol/en/coronavirus-in-tirol/
Sincerely yours,
Nikolay Zheludev and Harald Giessen
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NANOMETA aims to bring together the international Nanotechnology, Photonics and Materials research communities where most recent and challenging results and plans are discussed in the informal setting on a glorious mountaineering resort. The technical programme will include invited and selected contributed papers in the areas of:
- low dimensional photonic materials and phenomena
- plasmonics and metamaterials, quantum nanophotonics
- topological light and matter
- artificial intelligence and nanophotonics
- advanced nanophotonic applications.
The conference will be organised in two oral parallel sessions (Nanophotonics and Metamaterials) and will feature joint plenary, tutorial and post-deadline sessions to take place from Thursday 6 January (all day) to Sunday 9 January 2022 (all day). The conference timetable will be arranged in a way that permits mid-day breaks for recreational activities and informal contact between participants.
Nanometa 2022 will present plenary and breakthrough talks. The conference will also feature a number of invited talks devoted to recent important advances in nanophotonics and metamaterials science.
Nikolay I. Zheludev, University of Southampton and NTU Singapore
Harald Giessen, University of Stuttgart
Nanometa 2022 co-chairs
