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OSJ-OSA Program（PDF） 10 月 30 日（日）【 A 会場】 30pOP5 Nano-particle trapping using a plasmonic trimer structure and its motion analysis ○Shutaro Ishida，Keiji Sasaki 10:20 - 12:00 RIES, Hokkaido Univ. OSJ - OSA Joint Symposia 30pOP6 An Alternative Technique for High-sensitive Plasmonics（1） Molecular Detection based on Plasmonic Chair: D. J. Norris Optical Trapping of Thermo-responsive Polymer Chains Tatsuya Shoji1，Daiki Sugo1，Taka-Aki Asoh1， Yumi Wakisaka2，Kei Murakoshi2，Yasuyuki Tsuboi1 30aOP1 【Invite 1】 1Osaka City Univ.，2Hokkaido Univ. Dissecting deformation dynamics of femtosecond surface plasmon wave packet 15:30 - 17:00 〇Atsushi Kubo OSJ - OSA Joint Symposia Tsukuba University Plasmonics（3） 30aOP2 【Invite 2】 Chair: A. Roberts Tunable plasmonic resonances for wider wavelength range ○Koichi Okamoto Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering, 30pOP7 【Invite 5】 Kyushu University Gate Tunable Light-Matter Interactions 30aOP3 Nonlinear vibrational spectroscopy by at the Nanoscale: Dynamical Control of using enhanced ultrashort-pulsed field Phase Modulation, Absorption, Emission ○Ikki Morichika1，Fumiya Kusa2， and Scattering Akinobu Takegami2，Satoshi Ashihara1 ○Yu-Jung Lu，Harry A. Atwater 1 2 IIS, the Univ. of Tokyo ， Tokyo Univ. of California Institute of Technology Agriculture and Technology 30pOP8 【Invite 6】 30aOP4 Plasmonically-induced optical force Colloidal quantum-dot spasers and spectroscopy of gold nanodimer plasmonic amplifiers ○Taka-Aki Yano，Masahiko Hara Tokyo Institute of Technology ○David J. Norris Optical Materials Engineering Laboratory, ETH Zurich 13:00 - 15:00 30pOP9 Multipole rotation in spherical Ag particles OSJ - OSA Joint Symposia observed by cathodoluminescence Plasmonics（2） Takumi Sannomiya，Zac Thollar， Chair: S. Ashihara Naoki Yamamoto Tokyo Institute of Technology 30pOP10 Dual Peptide Modified Nanoprobes for SERS-Fluorescence Joint Cancer Cell 30pOP1 【Invite 3】 Near-field imaging of plasmons: field Imaging with Improved Targeting structures, propagation dynamics, chirality Efficiency ○Hiromi Okamoto1,2 ○Zhang Yizhi，Zhuyuan Wang，Wu Lei， 1Institute for Molecular Science, National Yiping Cui Institutes of Natural Sciences，2The Graduate Advanced Photonics Center, Southeast University, University for Advanced Studies (Sokendai) Nanjing, Jiangsu 30pOP2 【Invite 4】 Plasmonic antenna for confining optical vortex into nano-space 17:00 - 17:45 ○Keiji Sasaki OSJ - OSA Joint Symposia RIES, Hokkaido University Plenary Session 30pOP3 Localised Plasmonic Resonances of Chair: T. Omatsu Nanoring Apertures for Nanoparticle Trapping ○Viet Giang Truong，Han Xue，Gurkan Ozer Aysen， 30pPL1 Plasmonic growth of plasmonic Sergides Marios，Nic Chormaic SÍLe OIST Graduate University metamaterials 30pOP4 Fast imaging the single nanoparticle ○Satoshi Kawata and virus by using surface Plasmon Osaka University, Japan scattering ○Xinchao Lu，Hongyao Liu，Xuqing Sun， Yaqin Chen，Xiong Wei Institute of Microelectronics of Chinese Academy of Sciences 10 月 30 日（日）【 C 会場】 30pOD5 Single shot high resolution digital holographic microscopy ○Singh Mandeep，Khare Kedar 10:20 - 12:00 Indian Institute of Technology Delhi OSJ - OSA Joint Symposia 30pOD6 Ultra-high-speed holographic printer Digital Photonics（1） system for the photopolymer and evaluation Computational Imaging of fabricated HOE’s characteristics Chair: B. Javidi ○Tomoyasu Saigo1，Hideyoshi Horimai2， Ryo Taguchi1，Taizo Umezaki1 1Nagoya Institute of Technology，2Holy Mine Ltd. 30aOD1 【Invite 1】 Computational Imaging for extended depth-of-field in microscopy 15:30 - 17:00 ○Harvey Andy，Zammit Paul，Carles Guillem， OSJ - OSA Joint Symposia Yongzhuang Zhou，Taylor Jonny Digital Photonics（3） School of Physics and Astronomy, University 3D Display of Glasgow 30aOD2 【Invite 2】 Chair: R. Horisaki Holographic sensing through randomized diffraction ○Ryoichi Horisaki 30pOD7 【Invite 6】 Graduate School of Information Science and Integration of holography and light-field Technology, Osaka University 30aOD3 【Invite 3】 displays for enriched visual experience Recent Advances in Macroscopic Fourier ○Masahiro Yamaguchi Ptychography Tokyo Institute of Technology ○Oliver Cossairt1，Jason Holloway2， 30pOD8 【Invite 7】 2 1 Ashok Veeraraghavan ， Nathan Matsuda ， Optical-Brian Stimulation (OBS) for 1 1 Manoj Sharma ，Salman Asif ， Functional Visual Loss Detection by 3 1 Roarke Horstmeyer ，Yicheng Wu using Virtual Reality System 1Northwestern University，2Rice University， ○Yi-Pai Huang1，Fang-Cheng Lin1， 3Charite/Humbolt University 1 2 1 Yu-Yi Chien ，Yu-Te Wang ，John K. Zao ， Tzyy-Ping Jung2，Felipe A. Medeiros3 13:00 - 15:00 1National Chiao Tung University, HsinChu，2Swartz OSJ - OSA Joint Symposia Center for Computational Neuroscience, University of Digital Photonics（2） California San Diego，3Visual Performance Laboratory, Holography and 3D Imaging Department of Ophthalmology, University of California Chair: O. Matoba San Diego 30pOD9 Compensation of aberrations for collimated multi-layer displays 30pOD1 【Invite 4】 ○Soon-Gi Park，Yasuhiro Takaki Automated disease identification with Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology 3D optical imaging and processing 30pOD10 Forming multiple aerial images by use based bio-photonics sensors Bahram Javidi1，Arun Anand2，〇 Inkyu Moon3 of parallel beam splitters with AIRR 1University of Connecticut，2The MS University of ○Nao Kurokawa，Hirotsugu Yamamoto Baroda，3Chosun University Utsunomiya University 30pOD2 【Invite 5】 Holographically-modulated femtosecond 10 月 31 日（月）【 A 会場】 laser pulses and their applications ○Yoshio Hayasaki Utsunomiya Univ. CORE 9:00 - 10:30 30pOD3 New configuration of Incoherent digital OSJ - OSA Joint Symposia holography by dual focal lenses with grating Plasmonics（4） ○Xiangyu Quan1,2，Osamu Matoba1， Chair: S. Gwo Yasuhiro Awatsuji3 1Kobe Univ.，2JSPS research Fellow，3Kyoto institute of technology 31aOP1 Plasmonic properties of phase separated 30pOD4 Investigation of super-resolution Ag-Cu nanoparticles processing algorithm by performing 1 2 target light intensity search in digital ○Carl Wadell ，Akira Yasuhara ， holography Takumi Sannomiya1 ○Atsushi Neo，Takashi Kakue， 1Tokyo Institute of Technology，2JEOL Ltd. Tomoyoshi Shimobaba，Tomoyoshi Ito Graduate School of Engineering, Chiba University 31aOP2 Illumination of optical vortex structures monocrystalline silicon microsphere 14:00 - 15:15 ○Alimiti Abulizi1，Fujiwara Honami1，Izumisawa Kai1， OSJ - OSA Joint Symposia Katsuhiko Miyamoto1，Ryuji Morita3， Plasmonics（6） Takashige Omatsu1,2 Chair: Atsushi Kubo 1Graduate School of Advanced Integration Science, Chiba University，2Molecular Chirality Research Center, Chiba University，3Faculty of 31pOP1 SERS imaging of alkyne-tagged small Applied Physics, Hokkaido University molecule in cells with gold nanoparticles 31aOP3 Optical Fabrication of Single-Crystalline ○Jun Ando1，Takumasa Sekiya1，Den Ka1， Microspheres with High Sphericity Hiroyuki Yamakoshi2，Kosuke Dodo2， 2 1 Tomoya Oguni，Yosuke Minowa， Mikiko Sodeoka ，Satoshi Kawata ， 1 ○Masaaki Ashida Katsumasa Fujita 1 Graduate School of Engineering Science, Department of Applied Physics, Osaka 2 Osaka University University， RIKEN 31aOP4 Twisted microfiber photo-polymerized 31pOP2 High-Sensitivity Detection of Target DNA by Degital Counting of Gold by ultraviolet optical vortex irradiation Nanoparticle Dimers Junhyung Lee1 ， Shunsuke Toyoshima1 ， ○Takaha Mizuguchi，Keiko Esashika， Katsuhiko Miyamoto1,3 ， Yoshihiko Arita2,3 ， Toshiharu Saiki Kishan Dholakia2，Takashige Omatsu1,3 Keio University 1 Graduate School of Advanced Integration 31pOP3 Manipulation of Phase Transition by 2 Science, Chiba University， School of Physics Plasmons and Astronomy, University of St. Andrews， ○Wakana Kubo 3 Molecular Chirality Research Center, Chiba Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology Univesrity 31pOP4 Plasmonic-Optical-Trapping of DNA: 31aOP5 Optical spin angular momentum enables A Possible Application for Plasmonic the formation of chiral surface relief in Chromatography azo-polymer film ○Yasuyuki Tsuboi1，Kenta Itoh1，Tatsuya Shoji1， ○Keigo Masuda1，Shogo Nakano1， Takahiro Yoshi-I2，Kei Murakoshi2 Guzhaliayi Juman1，Itsuki Yoshida1， 1Osaka City Univ. ，2Hokkaido Univ. Daisuke Barada2,3，Katsuhiko Miyamoto1,4， 31pOP5 Micro-patterning of Cyanobacteria based Takashige Omatsu1,4 on Plasmon-induced Microbubble Formation 1Graduate School of Advanced Integration Shota Naka1，Tatsuya Shoji1，Yumi Wakisaka2， 2 3 Science, Chiba University，2Graduate School Kei Murakoshi ，Tadashi Mizoguchi ， 3 1 of Engineering, Utsunomiya University ， Hitoshi Tamiaki ，Yasuyuki Tsuboi 1 2 3Center for Optical Research and Education Osaka City Univ.， Hokkaido Univ.， 3 (CORE), Utsunomiya University ， 4Molecular Ritsumeikan Univ. Chirality Research Center, Chiba University 31aOP6 The generations of chiral optical near-fields 10 月 31 日（月）【 C 会場】 with non-chiral plasmonic nanostructures ○ Shun Hashiyada ， Tetsuya Narushima ， 9:00 - 10:30 Hiromi Okamoto The Graduate University for Advanced Studies OSJ - OSA Joint Symposia and Institute for Molecular Science Digital Photonics（4） Bioimaging Chair: Harvey Andy 11:00 - 12:00 OSJ - OSA Joint Symposia Plasmonics（5） 31aOD1 【Invite 8】 Chair: K. Sasaki Computational analysis of light propagation in the head for diffuse optical imaging of brain function 1 1 31aOP7 【Invite 7】 ○Eiji Okada ，Kazuki Kurihara ， Hiroshi Kawaguchi2，Takayuki Obata3 Plasmonic metasurfaces for optical field 1 2 sensing and information processing Keio University， National Institute of Advanced 3 ○Ann Roberts Industrial Science and Technology ， National School of Physics, The University of Institute
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