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OSA 'Frontiers in Optics' annual meeting celebrates 90th anniversary of innovation in optics

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  • A new technique using light to determine blood flow in human brain tumors
  • Award Session to recognize industry thought leaders
  • "What's Hot in Optics Now" session highlighting trends across the entire field of optics including biology and medicine, information science, vision and color and optical sciences

  • Women in Optical Society of America (WOSA) luncheon with keynote speaker Meg Moulton from the National Coalition of Girls' Schools on the state of female science education

  • "Best of Topicals" session highlighting one stand-out paper from each of OSA's 2006 meetings

  • FiO Special Symposia tribute honoring Emmett Leith, pioneer of practical holography

  • Educator's Programs designed to expose middle and high school science teachers to the world of optics through materials, equipment and training in a hands-on environment with optics professionals. Hands-on activities and demonstrations for children of all ages.


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Optical Society of America
11-Sep-2006


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