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23 July 2019 Front Matter: Volume 11143
Proceedings Volume 11143, Fifteenth Conference on Education and Training in Optics and Photonics: ETOP 2019; 1114301 (2019) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2540038
Event: Fifteenth Conference on Education and Training in Optics and Photonics: ETOP 2019, 2019, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
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Numbers in the index correspond to the last two digits of the seven-digit citation identifier (CID) article numbering system used in Proceedings of SPIE. The first five digits reflect the volume number. Base 36 numbering is employed for the last two digits and indicates the order of articles within the volume. Numbers start with 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 0A, 0B…0Z, followed by 10-1Z, 20-2Z, etc.

Abraham, Thomas, 26

Adams, Rhys, 0Z, 3J

Agarwal, Anuradha, 0W, 1C

Alarcon, Minella C., 07

Alexander, Alonzo B., 0L

Allain, Guillaume, 04, 1S

Al-Qaisi, Sh., 2X

Al-Rubaiee, M., 2X

Andersson-Engels, Stefan, 2C

Andre, Laura B., 1H

Araiza-Esquivel, Ma., 0E

Badawi, Abeer, 38

Banach, Catherine A., 0I

Banet, Matthias T., 1N

Beasley, Gary, 17, 3F

Belloni, Mario, 0U

Bernacki, Bruce E., 0I

Best, Sabine, 0H

Bhatnagar, Sameer, 0Z

Bogaerts, Wim, 0D

Boily, Olivier, 1S

Book, Brendan, 3S

Bowers, John E., 2R

Boye, Daniel, 0U

Brady, Brittany A., 39

Brewer, Tyler, 1D, 1F

Brooks, Henry, 0U

Brouillette, Yann, 0Z

Brousseau, Denis, 04

Buenaventura, Aria, 07

Burton, Sarah D., 0I

Cain, Laurence, 0U

Campos, J., 0V

Cardenas, Jaime, 0Y, 1C

Cassar, Marie T., 39

Cen, Zhaofeng, 2A

Chan, Philip, 2R

Charles, Elizabeth S., 0Z, 3J

Chau, Colleen, 3X

Chen, Lawrence R., 2H

Cheng, Xiangai, 3O

Chong, Katie E., 35

Choudhury, Saniat Ahmed, 1N

Chrostowski, Lukas, 08

Chua, Annelle R., 07

Cooper, Matthew, 1D, 1F, 1I

Côté, Olivier, 04

Cruz, J. D. Vera, 1F

Cunningham, Robert, 3S

Curticapean, Dan, 06, 1O, 1R, 34, 3T

Danner, Aaron J., 18

De Koninck, Paul, 27

DeGroote Nelson, Jessica, 2N

Deschênes, Andréanne, 27

Deveney, Edward, 1C, 1M

Dianat, Pouya, 0K

Dingel, Benjamin B., 07

Diop, Julie, 1C, 1M

Dong, Liquan, 28, 2J

Donnelly, Judith F., 1K, 2P

Donnelly, Matthew J., 2P

Draham, Robert, 1N

Duan, Chengfang, 30, 3N

Dugdale, Michael, 0Z, 3J

Dunn, Kaitlin J., 1N

Durst, Michael E., 0R

Eghbal, Morad Khosravi, 2T

El Aziz, Ahmed Abd, 38

Escalera, J. C., 0V

Fang, Qiyin, 3X

Francis, Ryan M., 0I

Friedensen, Sarah, 0U

Fujimoto, Yasushi, 1V

Gagnon, Gerald, 1C

Galabada Dewage, Ashan Ariyawansa, 1N

Galibois, Stéphane, 1W

Galvez, Enrique J., 1A

Garza, Marilyn, 2R

Gauthier, Jean-Christophe, 1S

Geiss, Reinhard, 03, 0H

Ghosh, Sumit, 2U

Gilchrist, Pamela O., 0L

Godina, Pilar C., 0E

Greer, Amelia, 05

Gu, Guiru, 1C, 1M

Gu, Jihua, 37

Gunther, Jacqueline E., 2C

Hagen, Nathan, 2L

Hajek, Lukas, 1X

Hamdy, Kareem W., 2R

Hanstedt, Paul, 0M

Hao, Qun, 11, 21, 28, 3I

Hasegawa, Makoto, 2F

Heitz, Benjamin, 1O, 1R, 34

Helgert, Christian, 0H

Hengster, Julia, 03

Hernandez-Gomez, C. R., 2W

Heuscher, Lena, 3V

Hidalgo, Nancy, 1C

Hirokawa, Takako, 2R

Howland, Gregory, 0Y, 1C

Hrdina, Janet, 1N

Hu, Juejun, 1C

Hu, Yao, 28, 2J, 3I

Hua, Weihong, 3O

Huang, Yifan, 11, 28, 3I

Hui, Mei, 3I

Ibsen, Wendy, 2R

Ientilucci, Emmett J., 2E

Iqbal, Saleem, 1N

Jackson, Phoebe, 0Z, 3J

Jacques, Maxime, 2H

Javahiraly, Nicolas, 06, 3T

Jezzini, Moises A., 2C

Jhoja, Jaspreet, 08

Jiang, Bo, 36

Jiang, Lingying, 2A

Jiang, Wenjie, 36, 3N

Jin, Warren, 2R

Jobin, Frédéric, 1S

Jobin, Isabelle, 1S

John, Demis D., 2R

Johnson, Timothy J., 0I

Jones, Timothy, 1H

Jongewaard, Mark P., 2G

Kaiser, Thomas, 03

Kennedy, Declan, 2C

Khilo, Anatol, 1C

Kimerling, Lionel C., 0W, 0Y, 1C

Kling, Thomas, 1C, 1M

Kochan, Nicholas S., 1N

Komolibus, Katarzyna, 2C

Kosc, Tanya Z., 2N

Kosciolek, Ryan, 0W

Kost, Alan, 0Y

Kotabage, Chetan, 2S

Kruschwitz, Jennifer D. T., 1N

Lasry, Nathaniel, 0Z, 3J

Latal, Jan, 1X

Lavoie-Cardinal, Flavie, 27

Lei, Bing, 30, 3G, 3N

Lenton, Kevin, 0Z, 3J

Leuchs, Gerd, 03

Leung, Chi-Wah, 35

Li, Lin, 11

Li, Xiaotong, 24, 2A

Libatique, Nathaniel J. C., 07

Lippman, David, 1N

Liu, Dong, 2A

Liu, Junfeng, 3B

Liu, Wei, 30, 3G

Lizana, A., 0V

Londoño, Carmiña, 05

Longacre, Jacob, 1C

López-Martínez, Alfonso, 0E

Loring, John S., 0I

Luan, Enxiao, 08

Lutzke, Peter, 0H

Lv, Weige, 2A

Lyu, Bohan, 0A

M. Ryan, Sinéad, 2C

Magnani, Nancy, 2M

Mahoney, Eric, 3X

Mandina, Mike, 20

Martínez-Contreras, Jose Ismael, 3P, 3Q

Massa, Nicholas M., 1K

Masud Awan, Kashif, 08

Mauroner, Oliver, 0H

McComber, Kevin, 1C

McKee, Michael, 2M

Mcnulty, Karl, 1C

Méthot, Mario, 27

Michel, Antoine, 1S

Michler, Markus, 1J

Möllmann, K.-P., 12

Moon, Benjamin, 1N

Morrisey, Trevor, 0W

Moskowitz, Ira, 1C

Mullett, Gary J., 1K

Murray, Brian, 2C

Myers, Tanya L., 0I

Nagarkar, Pradnya, 1C

Nakamura, Christopher M., 39

Nash, Richard, 05

Nelson, Phillip C., 2N

Netherton, Andrew M., 2R

Ning, Yu, 3O

Nugent, Paul W., 3V

Oeck, Ashley M., 0I

Olvera, Carlos, 0E

Ortiz-Daz, Diana, 0E

Otani, Yukitoshi, 2L

Ouellet, Mireille, 04

Panayiotou, Chrysanthos A., 17, 2O, 3F

Patel, Deven, 04

Pellizzari, Casey J., 1I

Pertsch, Thomas, 0H

Petkie, Douglas, 1C

Pile, Brian, 1Z

Ponce-Hernandez, Guadalupe, 3P, 3Q

Popović, Miloš, 0Y, 1C

Posner, Matthew T., 2M

Poulin-Girard, Anne-Sophie, 04

Preble, Stefan, 0Y, 1C

Pruett, Nancy, 0U

Qian, Min, 37

Rablau, Corneliu, 0F, 3S

Ramabadran, Uma, 3S

Rasnerova, Vladimira, 1X

Regehly, M., 12

Rilling, Madison, 1S

Rivera Ortega, U., 2W

Rosborough, Victoria, 2R

Roychoudhuri, ChandraSekhar, 0O, 3A

S. Nogueira, Marcelo, 2C

Saini, Sajan, 0W, 0Y, 1C

Sánchez-Guerrero, Guillermo Ezequiel, 3P, 3Q

Sarkar, Sanjib, 2T

Saunders, Danielle L., 0I

Schnitzer, Cheryl, 1C, 1M

Sengupta, Dipankar, 19

Serna, Samuel, 0W, 1C

Shadaram, Mehdi, 2T

Shaw, Joseph A., 1P, 1Q, 3V

Shen, Zixing, 2Y

Shi, Feng, 3B

Shi, Jianhua, 30, 3G, 3N

Si, Ke, 24

Siahmakoun, Azad, 13

Simon, David, 1M

Smith, Steven C., 0I

Song, Ci, 3B

Song, Meiting, 1C

Song, Yong, 2J, 3I

Spencer, Mark F., 1I

Stanton, Eric, 2R

Steidle, Jeff, 1C

Su, Yin-Fong, 0I

Suizu, Koji, 1V

Suzuki, Yasuyo, 2L

Szecsody, James E., 0I

Takaki, Nicholas, 1N

Tan, Songxin, 2Y

Taylor, Brennan, 1D, 1F

Thériault, Gabrielle, 1W

Thibault, Simon, 04

Thornton, Douglas E., 1I

Threlkeld, Evan, 1D, 1F

Tian, Ye, 3B

Tie, Guipeng, 3B

Ting, Fridolin S. T., 35

Tirfessa, Negussie, 3A

Tjan, Janice, 1C

Tonkyn, Russell G., 0I

Tower, Sari, 1M

Tufaile, Adriana P. B., 16

Tufaile, Alberto, 16

Tünnermann, Andreas, 03

Ung, Bora, 19

Vallée, Cédric, 04

van Niekerk, Mathew, 1C

VanKouwenberg, Jim, 20

Vargas, Stacia K., 0M, 3C

Vasinek, Vladimir, 1X

Vauderwange, Oliver, 06, 1O, 1R, 34, 3T

Vazehgoo, Farhad, 1C

Vega-Torres, G., 2W

Verlage, Erik, 0W, 0Y, 1C

Viera-González, Perla Marlene, 3P, 3Q

Vikupitz, Connor, 1I

Villagrana Barraza, Santiago, 0E

Vogel, Edward, 2Z

Vollmer, Michael, 12, 1P, 1Q

Wakita, Kazuki, 1V

Wang, Dongxiao, 21

Wang, Kaiwei, 24

Wang, Qianqian, 21, 3I

Wang, Shanshan, 21, 28, 2J, 3I

Wang, Shuping, 0P

Wang, Wei, 30, 3G, 3N

Whittaker, Chris, 0Z, 3J

Witt, Donald, 08

Wong, Ka-Lai, 35

Wong, Nicholas H. L., 1Z

Wu, Dan, 37

Xiao, Hang, 3B

Xie, Wenke, 36

Xu, Di, 1N

Xu, Jianfeng, 2A

Xu, Zhongjie, 3O

Yang, Qing, 24

Ye, Yan, 37

Yzuel, M. J., 0V

Zakoth, David, 0H

Zannini, Matthew, 3F

Zhang, Guiju, 37

Zhang, Lijun, 21

Zhang, Shaohui, 28

Zhao, Yuejin, 28, 2J

Zhong, Hairong, 30, 36, 3N, 3O

Zhou, Junqiang, 1Z

Zhou, Quan, 36

Zhou, Ya, 28, 2J, 3I

Conference Committees

Conference Chairs

  • Anne-Sophie Poulin-Girard, Université Laval (Canada)

  • Joseph A. Shaw, Montana State University (United States)

Conference Program Committee

  • Julie Bentley, University of Rochester (United States)

  • Caroline Boudoux, École Polytechnique de Montréal (Canada)

  • Curtis Burrill, The Optical Society

  • Santiago Camacho Lopez, CICESE (Mexico)

  • Lawrence Chen, McGill University (Canada)

  • Cristiano Cordeiro, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Brazil)

  • Jessica DeGroote Nelson, Optimax, Ltd. (United States)

  • Colette DeHarpporte, LASER Classroom (United States)

  • Judy Donnelly, Three Rivers Community College (United States)

  • Dirk Fabian, SPIE

  • Qiyin Fang, McMaster University (Canada)

  • Andrew Forbes, University of the Witwatersrand (South Africa)

  • David Hagan, CREOL, The College of Optics and Photonics (United States)

  • Vengu Lakshminarayanan, University of Waterloo (Canada)

  • Lauren Mecum, IEEE Photonics Society

  • Marc Nantel, Niagara College (Canada)

  • Yukitoshi Otani, CORE, Utsunomiya University (Japan)

  • Thomas Pertsch, Universität Jena (Germany)

  • Stephen Pompea, National Optical Astronomy Observatory (United States)

  • Doug Razzano, IEEE Photonics Society

  • Alan Shore, Bangor University (United Kingdom)

  • Cristina E. Solano, Centro de Investigaciones en Optica (Mexico)

  • María J. Yzuel, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (Spain)

  • Victor Zadkov, Institute of Spectroscopy, Russian Academy of Sciences (Russian Federation)

  • Mourad Zghal, University of Carthage (Tunisia)

  • Xi-Cheng Zhang, University of Rochester (United States)

Conference Organizing Committee

  • Rhys Adams, Vanier College (Canada)

  • Claudine Allen, Université Laval (Canada)

  • Alexandre April, Cégep Garneau (Canada)

  • Martin Bernier, Université Laval (Canada)

  • Dominic Boudreau, Centre de Démonstration en Sciences Physiques (Canada)

  • Diane Déziel, Centre d’optique, Photonique et Laser (Canada)

  • Suzie Dufour, INO (Canada)

  • Mathieu Fortin, Cégep de Ste-Foy (Canada)

  • Jean-Christophe Gauthier, Université Laval (Canada)

  • Sophie Larochelle, Université Laval (Canada)

  • Simon Rainville, Université Laval (Canada)

  • Madison Rilling, Université Laval (Canada)

  • Leslie Rusch, Université Laval (Canada)

  • Geneviève Taurand, Bentley Systems, Inc. (Canada)

  • Gabrielle Thériault, Gentec Electro-Optics (Canada)

  • Simon Thibault, Université Laval (Canada)

  • Véronique Zambon, Telops, Inc. (Canada)

Session Chairs

  • 1 Higher Education: Education through Publication and Research

    Qiyin Fang, McMaster University (Canada)

  • 2 New Technologies: Training Using Specialized Software and Platforms as Practical Tools

    Simon Rainville, Université Laval (Canada)

  • 3 Higher Education: Curriculum Development and Improvement

    Aaron Danner, National University of Singapore (Singapore)

  • 4 Challenges: Optics and Photonics Education in Diverse, Remote and or Underprivileged Communities

    Dirk Fabian, SPIE

  • 5 Challenges: Softskills: Enhancing Technical Training

    Dirk Fabian, SPIE

  • 6 New Technologies: AR/VR for Optics and Photonics Education

    Joseph A. Shaw, Montana State University (United States)

  • 7 New Technologies: Online Classroom and Remote Learning

    Guillermo E. Sanchez-Guerrero, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León (Mexico)

  • 8 Higher Education: Laboratory Curriculum and Experiments for Hands-On Training

    Suzie Dufour, INO (Canada)

    Yukitoshi Otani, CORE, Utsunomiya University (Japan)

  • 9 K12 and Outreach: Hands-On Experiments and Demonstrations for Young Audiences

    Mike McKee, CREOL, The College of Optics and Photonics (United States)

  • 10 Industry: Optics and Photonics Curriculum and Programs

    Matthew Posner, Excelitas (Canada)

  • 11 Art and Nature: Optics in Nature and in Our Surroundings

    Perla Maria Viera Gonzalez, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León (Mexico)

  • 12 Art and Nature: Art and Photonics

    Perla Maria Viera Gonzalez, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León (Mexico)

  • 13 Industry: Industry and Academia Interaction in Education

    Jessica DeGroote Nelson, Optimax, Ltd. (United States)

  • 14 Industry: In-company Training and Internships

    Gabrielle Thériault, Gentec-EO (Canada)

  • 15 Higher Education: Development of Multidisciplinary Training Programs

    María J. Yzuel, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (Spain)

  • 16 Pedagogical Approaches: Problem-, Project- and Case-Based Learning

    Nicholas M. Massa, Springfield Technical Community College (United States)

  • 17 K12 and Outreach: Program Evaluation

    Anne-Sophie Poulin-Girard, Université Laval (Canada)

  • 18 Higher Education: Light Sources and Radiometry in Education

    Michael Vollmer, Technische Hochschule Brandenburg (Germany)

  • 19 Pedagogical Approaches: Novel Models and Methods for Photonics Education

    Rhys Adams, Vanier College (Canada)

  • 20 K12 and Outreach: K12 Education and Outreach Initiatives

    Cristina E. Solano, Centro de Investigaciones en Óptica (Mexico)

Introduction

The 15th edition of the Conference on Education and Training in Optics and Photonics took place in Québec, Canada, 21–24 May 2019. Collocated with Photonics North, ETOP 2019 welcomed participants from 23 countries around the world and various professional backgrounds.

Since the first meeting in 1988 in San Diego, California (United States), ETOP has traveled around the world, bringing together leading experts and educators around the topic of high-quality training in optics and photonics at all levels. Along the way, ETOP has integrated the efforts of four professional organizations around a common goal: advancing and sharing knowledge in education in our field.

Light and light-based technologies touch the daily lives of everybody and are central to the future development of the global society. Innovation in education is essential to solving the grand challenges faced by the optics and photonics community. We need leading education programs at all levels and relevant continuous training for the workforce, to be welcoming and inclusive with the future and current professionals, and to reach out to the young people and the general public to meet the growing demands of research, science and industry.

This year’s technical program was rich and diverse with the community’s contribution. It was divided into five tracks discussing Higher Education; the use of New Technologies, Industry training, Pedagogical Methods, and K-12 and Outreach. Two special sessions addressed the special topics of Challenges in Optics, and Optics and Nature.

We look forward to the next edition of ETOP and hope to see you again in 2021.

Anne-Sophie Poulin-Girard

Joseph A. Shaw

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