ISSW 2022
The International SPAD Sensor Workshop
online conference
JUNE 13 - 15, 2022
Devices | Architectures | Applications
The International SPAD Sensor Workshop focuses on the study, modeling, design, fabrication, and characterization of SPAD sensors. The workshop welcomes all researchers, practitioners, and educators interested in SPADs, SPAD imagers, and associated applications, not only in imaging but also in other fields.
The third edition of the workshop will gather experts in all areas of SPADs and SPAD related applications using Internet virtual conference technology. Over 40 invited speakers will animate three days of study, information dissemination, and debates.
Please find below the final program, expect three full days of congress with over 40 speakers from all over the world.
IMPORTANT DATES | |
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18th March 2022: | Advance Program Announcement |
1st April 2022: | Registration Opens |
8th April 2022: | Final Program Announcement |
31st May 2022: | Registration Closes |
13th June 2022: | Start of ISSW2022 Conference |
The list of sponsors is currently being compiled. If you would also like to benefit as a sponsor from the image and valuable contacts of this congress, please contact issw@ams-osram.com for further information.
Sara Pellegrini
STMicroelectronics
United Kingdom
Robert K Henderson
Edinburgh University
United Kingdom
David Stoppa
SONY Europe Technology Development Centre
Italy
Alberto Tosi
Politecnico di Milano
Italy
Edoardo Charbon
EPFL AQUA
Switzerland
Claudio Bruschini
EPFL AQUA
Switzerland
ams OSRAM are proud to organize the ISSW Congress 2022 and to present over 40 internationally recognized experts to all researchers, practitioners, and educators interested in SPADs, SPAD imagers, and associated applications.
Our Organizing Committee is ready to guide you through this online event:
The 2022 workshop organized by ams OSRAM is the third edition of a global exchange on SPAD and SPAD imagers. This is the continuation of a tradition started in Switzerland in 2018 and continued in Scotland in 2020.