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Prior Conferences

• CES 2013, Naples, Italy
• CES 2011, Kingston, Canada
• CES 2009, Leiden, Netherlands
• CES 2007, Greifswald, Germany
• CES 2006, Cork, Ireland
• CES 2005, Oxford, United Kingdom
• CES 2004, Eindhoven, Netherlands
• CES 2003, Düsseldorf, Germany
• CES 2002, Lille, France
• CES 2001, Heeze, Netherlands

11^th International User Meeting and Summer School on Cavity Enhanced Spectroscopy

Program Agenda

• Tuesday, June 16
• Wednesday, June 17
• Thursday, June 18
• Friday, June 19

Time	Presentation	Speaker	Title/Abstract	Location
	Registration and coffee			NIST Main Lobby
9:00	Welcome	Steve Brown	Introduction to Summer School	NIST Auditorium
9:15	Lecture 1	Joseph Hodges	Assessing the precision and accuracy of cavity ring-down spectroscopy measurements	NIST Auditorium
10:05	Coffee Break			NIST Main Lobby
10:20	Lecture 2	Kevin Lehmann	The properties of Optical Cavities and how they effect CES	NIST Auditorium
11:10	Lecture 3	Frans Harren	Off-Axis Integrated Cavity Output spectroscopy for trace gas detection
12:00	Lunch			NIST Main Lobby
13:00	Lecture 4	Aleksandra Foltynowicz	Cavity-Enhanced Optical Frequency Comb Spectroscopy	NIST Auditorium
13:50	Lecture 5	Alejandro Farinas	Industrial Applications of Cavity-Enhanced Spectroscopy Instruments
14:40	Coffee Break			NIST Main Lobby
14:55	Lecture 6	Rebecca Washenfelder	Atmospheric Field Measurements Using Cavity Enhanced Spectroscopy	NIST Auditorium
15:45	Tour Science On a Sphere			NOAA DSRC

Time	Presentation	Speaker	Title/Abstract	Location
	Registration and coffee			NIST Main Lobby
8:30	Welcome	Rebecca Washenfelder	Introduction to User Meeting	NIST Auditorium
	Morning Session Chair: Hans Osthoff
8:40	Plenary talk	Shailendhar Saraf	Cavity Enhanced Molecular Spectroscopy for Developing Ultrastable Frequency Standards and Generating Frequency Combs in the Mid-IR	NIST Auditorium
9:20	Invited talk	David Chandler	Dual Etalon Frequency Comb Spectrometer
9:45	Contributed talk	Jerome Morville	A Very Broadband Direct Frequency Comb - Cavity Enhanced Vernier Spectrometer
10:05	Coffee Break			NIST Main Lobby
10:20	Contributed talk	Garwing Truong	Towards Fieldable Dual-Comb Spectroscopy For Greenhouse Gas Monitoring in Outdoor Air	NIST Auditorium
10:40	Invited talk	Scott Papp	Microresonator optical frequency combs
11:05	Contributed talk	Leonid Sheps	Time-Resolved Broadband Cavity-Enhanced Absorption Spectroscopy: A New tool for Chemical Kinetics
11:25	Contributed talk	Albert A. Ruth	Laser-Induced Plasmas in Ambient Air for Incoherent Broadband Cavity-Enhanced Absorption Spectroscopy
11:45	Sponsor talk	Brent Wheelock	Menlo Systems
11:55	Sponsor talk	Brian Siller	Tiger Optics
12:00	Lunch			NIST Main Lobby
	Afternoon Session Chair: Jong Chow
13:00	Invited talk	Yunfeng Xiao	Microcavity Raman Laser and Its Application in Single-Nanoparticle Detection	NIST Auditorium
13:25	Contributed talk	Dean James	Open-Access Optical Microcavities for Lab-on-a-Chip Spectroscopy
13:45	Contributed talk	Meez Islam	Bioanalytical Applications of Liquid Phase BBCEAS
14:05	Invited talk	Sheila Rowan	Low Noise Cavities in Interferometric Gravitational Wave Detectors
14:30	Poster Previews (A-L)			NIST Auditorium
14:55	Poster Session (A-L)			NIST Main Lobby
16:55	Laboratory Tours			NIST or NOAA
17:55	Dinner on your own			downtown Boulder

Time	Presentation	Speaker	Title/Abstract	Location
8:30	Welcome			NIST Auditorium
	Morning Session Chair: Solomon Bililign
8:35	Plenary talk	Yinon Rudich	Measurements of Aerosol Optical Properties using Broadband Cavity Enhanced Spectroscopy	NIST Auditorium
9:15	Invited talk	Terry Miller	Near-Infrared Cavity Ringdown Spectroscopy of Intermediates in Complex Chemical Reactions
9:40	Contributed talk	Guillaume Genoud	Quantum Cascade Laser Spectroscopy for Radiocarbon Detection
10:00	Contributed talk	Giovanni Giusfredi	Spectroscopic detection of 14CO2: Towards Parts Per Quadrillion Sensitivity
10:20	Coffee Break			NIST Main Lobby
10:35	Contributed talk	Kevin Lehmann	Combining several spectroscopic techniques, including cw-CRDS and IR-IR double resonance to analyze the first C-H overtone region of CH3D	NIST Auditorium
10:55	Invited talk	Helen Waechter	Fiber-Loop Cavity Ring-Down Analyzer for Cryogenic Liquids
11:20	Contributed talk	Sze Tan	Investigation of Backscattered Wave Effects on Cavity Ring-Down Spectrometers with Ring Cavities
11:40	Contributed talk	Laurie McHale	Development of Open-Path Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy Sensors for Methane and Ammonia
12:00	Sponsor talk	Malcolm Gray	Liquid Instruments
12:10	Sponsor talk	Thomas Kraft	LayerTec GmbH
12:15	Lunch			NIST Main Lobby
	Afternoon Session Chair: Norbert Lang
13:00	Invited talk	John Hall	The realistic prospect of being able to separate the cavity and absorber resonances very strongly: expecting an optical molecular frequency standard with a stability and reproducibility at the Hz level	NIST Auditorium
13:25	Contributed talk	Aleksandra Foltynowicz	Optical Frequency Comb Fourier Transform Spectroscopy with Resolution beyond the Path Difference Limit
13:45	Contributed talk	Ibrahim Sadiek	Saturation Dynamics and Working Regimes of Saturated Absorption Cavity Ringdown Spectroscopy (Sat.-CRDS)
14:05	Contributed talk	Roland Fleddermann	Cavity Enhanced Amplitude Modulated Laser Absorption Spectroscopy
14:25	Contributed talk	Erin McDuffie	The Dark Side of Cavity Ring Down - Measurements of Nocturnal Reactive Nitrogen Species, NO3 and N2O5
14:45	Poster Previews (M-Z)			NIST Auditorium
15:10	Travel to NCAR and poster setup
16:00	Poster Session (M-Z) with drinks			NCAR Mesa Lab
18:00	Banquet dinner			NCAR Mesa Lab

Time	Presentation	Speaker	Title/Abstract	Location
8:30	Welcome			NIST Auditorium
	Morning Session Chair: Adam Fleischer
8:35	Plenary talk	Jonathan Reid	Cavity Ringdown Spectroscopy of Single Aerosol Particles	NIST Auditorium
9:15	Invited talk	Dan Murphy	Opening Up and Miniaturizing Cavity Enhanced Spectroscopy
9:40	Contributed talk	Jiahao Dong	Cavity Polarization Mode Impedance Matching Spectroscopy
10:00	Contributed talk	Antonio Giorgini	An Optical-Cavity Microbalance for Surface-Plasmon-Resonance Bio-Chemical Sensing
10:20	Coffee Break			NIST Main Lobby
10:35	Contributed talk	Andrew Freedman	Measuring Soot Optical Properties Using Cavity Attenuated Phase Shift (CAPS) Techniques	NIST Auditorium
10:55	Invited talk	Harold Linnartz	Tools for Molecular Astrospectroscopy: os-BBCEAS, CESAS and CRDS
11:20	Contributed talk	Luca Ciaffoni	Using Cavity-Enhanced Spectroscopy to Improve Healthcare: In-Airways O2 Consumption Sensing Based on OA-CEAS
11:40	Contributed talk	Frans Harren	Sensitivity Enhancement in Off-Axis Integrated Cavity Output Spectroscopy
12:00	Sponsor talk	Darren Berns	IDEX / Advanced Thin Films
12:15	Sponsor talk	Quentin Turchette	Research Electro-Optics, Inc.
12:20	Lunch			NIST Main Lobby
	Afternoon Session Chair: Hendrik Nahler
13:10	Invited talk	Matthew Sellars	Cavity enhanced rephased spontaneous emission	NIST Auditorium
13:35	Contributed talk	Patrick Dupre	Photo-Dissociation Resonances of Jet-Cooled NO2 by CW-CRDS
13:55	Contributed talk	Dean Sheppard	Cavity-Enhanced Methods for Optical Detection of Magnetic Field Effects in Biological Systems
14:15	Contributed talk	James Hodges	Advances in Sensitive, Accurate, Precise, Ion Spectroscopy through Noise Immune Cavity Enhanced Optical Heterodyne Velocity Modulation Spectroscopy
14:35	Contributed talk	Ove Axner	Optimum conditions for Doppler-broadened NICE-OHMS – How to reach an Allan deviation in the 10-14 cm-1 range using a tunable laser
14:55	Plenary talk	Jun Ye	Cavity-Enhanced Frequency Comb Spectroscopy
15:35	Presentation of student awards	Hans Osthoff		NIST Auditorium
15:45	Final remarks and conclusion	Steve Brown		NIST Auditorium

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