General Information

Date

3 – 7 March 2024

Organizers

Jürgen Popp

Scientific Director

Leibniz Institute for Photonic Technology e. V. (Leibniz-IPHT)

Albert-Einstein-Str. 9, 07745 Jena, Germany


German Society for Biophotonics and Laser Medicine e. V. (DGLM)


The German Society for Laser Medicine (DGLM), as a medical society, aims to promote, develop and evaluate photonic and laser medical procedures. The DGLM sees itself as an interdisciplinary communication forum. Beyond the boundaries of medical disciplines, it forms the interface between medicine, natural and engineering sciences, application and basic research.


Program Advisory Board

Francesco Baldini (Florence/IT)

Orlando Guntinas-Lichius (Jena/DE)

Jürgen Popp (Jena/DE)

Michael Bauer (Jena/DE)

Jens Hellwage (Jena/DE)

Roberta Ramponi (Milano/IT)

Antonio Castelo (Madrid/ES)

Christian Huck (Innsbruck/AT)

David Sampson (Fremantle/AU)

Dana Cialla-May (Jena/DE)

Werner Mäntele (Frankfurt a. M./DE)

Katarina Svanberg (Lund/SE)

Kishan Dholakia (St. Andrews/UK)

Laura Marcu (Davis/US)

Chris Van Hoof (Löwen/BE)

Christian Eggeling (Jena/DE)

Malini Olivo (Singapore/SG)

Mike Wale (Eindhoven/NL)

Paul French (London/UK)

Francesco Pavone (Florence/IT)

Markus Wilkens (Münster/DE)

Roberto Pini (Florence/IT)

Venue

Volkshaus Jena, Carl-Zeiß-Platz 15, 07743 Jena, Germany

With a history of over 100 years and the lovingly preserved original architecture with Art Nouveau elements, the historic building of the Volkshaus Jena fascinates all its guests. Modern equipped rooms with extensive service, reliable organization and an impressive ambience are available for meetings and celebrations.

Located in the city center and vis-a-vis the shopping center “Goethe-Galerie”, the Volkshaus Jena is easily, quickly and conveniently accessible due to its good transport connections.

About Jena



Conferences in Jena, the city of light – science location with figures of light

Jena is the cradle of the optical industry. In the middle of the 19th century, Carl Zeiss, Ernst Abbe and Otto Schott laid the basis for rapid development with their intelligent collaboration. With two universities, several outstanding research centers and the resident high-tech industry, Jena is now a prosperous location for business and science. The areas of competence of the City of Light are primarily in optics, photonics and health and life sciences.