Join us for Cavity Enhanced Spectroscopy 2019 (CES2019)

June 11-14, 2019

Madison, WI, USA

The biennial international meeting (held in 2015 in NIST, Boulder, Colorado, and 2017 at Egmond aan Zee, Netherlands) brings together the community of physicists, chemists, atmospheric scientists, and engineers who work in the broad area of cavity enhanced spectroscopy and its many applications. The meeting is a forum for presentation of the latest developments in the field of optical cavities, including fundamental studies, micro- and nano-photonic themes, and applications in different areas of research. Investigators from academia, government and industry are encouraged to attend.

The conference is taking place in Madison, Wisconsin, USA, June 11-14, 2019. Madison, on an isthmus between two lakes, is consistently ranked as one of the best college towns in US, and was event listed among the five world's greatest university towns by BBC Travel.

The International User Meetings on CES are the premier conferences for the community at the exciting overlap of cavity-ring down and cavity-enhanced spectroscopy, optical frequency combs and metrology, microcavity sensing, and applications. Held since 2001, past conferences have been in Naples (2013), Kingston (2011), Leiden (2009), Greifswald (2007), Cork (2006), Oxford (2005), Eindhoven (2004), Dusseldorf (2003), Lille (2002), and Heeze (2001).

Organizers

Randall Goldsmith, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Steven Brown, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration

Gerard Wysocki, Princeton University