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Cargese International School 2019
Imaging in Wave Physics: Multi-Wave and Large Sensor NetworksSeptember 23rd – 27th, 2019
School directorPr. Mathias Fink
Scientific and organiz-ing committeeDr. A AubryDr. R. PierratDr. S. Popoff
ContactCargese Summer SchoolInstitut Langevin1 rue Jussieu75005 Paris, [email protected]
Whatever the nature of the waves used (acoustic, electromagnetic, seismic or op-tical) and propagation media, wave control is of fundamental interest for many ap-plications ranging from live imaging to telecommunications including medical di-agnosis or defense. The emergence of large-scale sensor arrays in each of thesedisciplines and recent advances in data science will revolutionize imaging in thecoming years. It is therefore the moment to bring these physical and mathematicalconcepts related to imaging into a summer school. The goal is to share knowledgeand experiences in areas that have different applications but have very similar is-sues.
The school will consist of lectures given by eminent scientists and seminars topresent recent works and applications. This format will allow attendees to appro-priate the common theoretical bases of wave physics in complex environments anddata processing, while having a very good overview of the different experimentalapproaches specific to each type of wave. This multi-disciplinary approach will alsoallow junior and senior researchers to go beyond the scope of their own researchtopics, and to acquire an overall vision necessary for cutting-edge research. A spe-cific effort will be made to target the younger audience. It will allow PhD studentsand young scientist to acquire a solid and broad knowledge of imaging in complexmedia from the best experts worldwide.
Main topics will includeWaves in complex media, time-reversal, multi-wave, seismic, ultrasound, speckle imaging, deep learning. . .
Eminent scientists in the field will animate the schoolPr. Mathias Fink – ESPCI ParisPr. Michel Campillo – Universite de GrenoblePr. Josselin Garnier – Ecole PolytechniquePr. David Smith – Duke UniversityDr. Ori Katz – The Hebrew University of JerusalemDr. Ulugbek Kamilov – Washington University in St. LouisMr. Frederic Barbaresco – ThalesPr. Jerome Mertz – Boston UniversityPr. Emmanuel Bossy – Universite de GrenoblePr. Elisa Konofagou – Columbia University
Pr. Wonshik Choi – Korea UniversityPr. Kees Wapenaar – Delft University of TechnologyPr. George Barbastathis – MITPr. Changhuei Yang – CaltechDr. Stefan Catheline – Universite de Lyon 1Dr. Sophie Brasselet – Institut FresnelPr. Tomas Cizmar – Friedrich-Schiller University JenaDr. Olivier Couture – Physics for Medicine, ParisDr. Julien de Rosny – Institut LangevinDr. Geoffroy Lerosey – Greenerwave
�Registration fees (lunch and lodging included) 600e for undergraduate and PhD students – 750e otherwise�WEB https://www.institut-langevin.espci.fr/imaging_in_wave_physics_multi_wave_and_large_sensor_networks�Deadline for applications June 1st, 2019
Image credits C. Apelian et al., Opt. Exp. 2016 – C. Errico et al., Nature 2015 – https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov – N. Shapiro et al., Science 2005