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Memoria 2019 .Pdf Autor: Darío Gil Cabanas, 2019 ÍNDICE Programa académico ................................................................... 7 Estadística ..................................................................................... 237 Índice alfabético ........................................................................ 247 PROGRAMA ACADÉMICO 7 CURSOS AVANZADOS Cursos magistrales El autor y su obra Escuelas Seminarios Talleres Encuentros Aulas de Verano «Ortega y Gasset» Cursos de Formación del Profesorado Curso Congreso Ciclo de Conferencias 9 DIRECCIÓN José Miguel López-Higuera Professor in Electronics and Photonics and Head of the Photonic Engineering Group, University of Cantabria, CIBER-BBN and IDIVAL, Spain SECRETARÍA Adolfo Cobo García Professor in Electronic Technology, Photonics Engineering Group of University of Cantabria, CIBER-BBN and IDIVAL, Spain Patrocinio: Equipos Nucleares, S. A.; S.M.E. (ENSA); Prysmian Cables Spain, SAU; Gobierno de Cantabria; Fundación ACS y Fyla Láser, S. L. Colaboración: SEMICROL, S. L.; OZ Optics Limited; Sociedad Española de Óptica. SEDOPTICA; Colegio Oficial de Médicos de Cantabria; The Optical Society Foundation (OSAF); SPIE (The international society for Optics and Photonics); RZIA Technologies, S.L.; VRIJE UNIVEERSITEIT BRUSSEL/ TONA-B-PHOT; Centro de investigación biomédica en red. Ciber-BBN. (MICINN) y Ayuntamiento de Santander Código 64AN–Tarifa C–1 ECTS Aula: Riancho Del 17 al 21 de junio LUNES 17 10:15 h. Opening Remarks 11:00 h. Toward a Thinking Microscope: Deep Learning-enabled Computational Microscopy and Sensing Aydogan Ozcan Director Bio&Nano-Photonics Laboratory, Chancellor's Professor, of California, Los Angeles, USA 12:10 h. Light in the Diagnostics and Therapy of the Vision human system Susana Marcos Director of Visual Optics and Biophotonics Lab, Instituto de Óptica, Professor of Research, CSIC, Madrid, Spain 15:30 h. Light on Health and Medicine José Miguel López-Higuera 16:40 h. Light, you need it!!". Semiconductor LED and Intelligent Ligh¿ng sources: Recent advances and their impact on mood and health Jan Willem Denneman GoodLight Group / Honorary Ambassador of the Global Lighting Association MARTES 18 9:30 h. From nonlinear Optics to High-Intensity Laser Physics Donna Strickland Nobel Laureate in Physics 2018, Department of Physics & Astronomy, University of Waterloo, Canada 11:00 h. Fiber based light Sources: from the UV to the mid infrared Roy Taylor Head, Imperial College of London, UK 12:10 h. Petawatt lasers and their potential applications in Biomedicine Luis Roso Director, Spanish Center for Pulsed Lasers, CLPU, Salamanca, Spain 15:30 h. Round Table I: Optical Source challenges Donna Strickland Roy Taylor Luis Roso Pere Pérez Millán Director, Fyla Lasers, Spain Moderación José Miguel López-Higuera 17:20 h. Julio Peláez Prize ceremony Donna Strickland MIÉRCOLES 19 9:30 h. Fighting antibiotic resistance and food Safety using light based techniques Sune Svanberg Director, Lund Laser Center, Atomic Physics Division, Lund University, Sweden 11:00 h. The healing power of photobiomodulation or low level light therapy (LLLT) Michael Hamblin 11 Principal Investigator at Wellman Center for Photomedicine and Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA 12:10 h. Early tumor detection using Light and its fighting using Photodynamic Therapy (PDT): What next for extensive use in clinic? Katarina Svanberg Director, Medical Laser Centre Lund University, Sweden 15:30 h. Towards quantification of pain using Light based approaches Mark Hutchinson BioPhotonics, University of Adelaide, Australia 16:40 h. Nano/micro/Biosensors using Light sciences and technologies Laura Lechuga Nanobiosensors and Bioanalitical Applications Group, ICN2, CSIC, CIBERBBN and BIST, Barcelona, Spain JUEVES 20 9:30 h. Optical Manipulation on Medicine Tasks Kishan Dholakia Director School of Physics & Astronomy (SUPA), University of St. Andrews, Scotland, UK 11:00 h. Flow Cytometry using Optical fibre technologies Walter Margulis Senior Scientist at RISE-ACREO, Guest Prof. at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden 12:00 h. Doctor Honoris Causa Ceremony Donna Strickland 15:30 h. Round Table II: Light in Health & Medicine challenges Katarina Svanberg Michael Hamblin Mark Hutchinson Robert Huber University of Lübeck, Germany Moderación José Miguel López-Higuera VIERNES 21 9:30 h. Wider, faster, deeper: new perspectives on imaging at depth Kishan Dholakia 11:00 h. Imaging the tissue structure: advances on Optical Coherence Tomography Robert Huber 12:20 h. Closing Remarks Light plays a vital role in our daily lives and is being an imperative cross-cutting discipline of science in the 21st century. Today, it is widely accepted that the present century will depend as much on Photonics as the 20th century depended on electronics. ISLIST has been conceived as a great opportunity to review, update and improve the knowledge of scientists, professionals and technicians; to contribute to the education and to enhance the motivation of PhD students; to offer an ideal frame for networking and also to contribute to the education of the citizens. It is also a great opportunity to ensure that policymakers, entrepreneurs, and other key “actors” are aware of the problem-solving potential of Photonics. This international school is envisioned to be a worldwide top International forum (every fourth week of June) on Light Sciences and Technologies in Santander, Spain. In this 2019 edition, the IV School is focused on Light on Sources, Health and Medicine as main core that will be developed by sixteen highly renowned professors and researchers from the most prestigious worldwide institutions as well as presidents of the most reputed international Photonic Scientific Organizations. The Nobel Laureate Donna Strickland will present a Keynote, participate in a Round Table, will be distinguished with a Doctorate Honoris Cause degree by UIMP and will also receive the Julio Peláez Award. In addition, the attendees will have the opportunity to network and interchange knowledge and experiences during the Santander’sCity Council Reception. 12 DIRECCIÓN Ignacio Sola Barleycorn Director General para la Igualdad de Trato y Diversidad Bárbara Butragueño Madrid Subdirectora General para la Igualdad de Trato y No Discriminación SECRETARÍA Mar Fernández Sabugo Subdirectora Adjunta para la Igualdad de Trato y No Discriminación Organizado en colaboración con el Ministerio de la Presidencia, Relaciones con las Cortes e Igualdad (Secretaría de Estado de Igualdad) Código 64AU–Tarifa C–1 ECTS Aula: Hall Real Del 17 al 21 de junio LUNES 17 BLOQUE 1: LA SOCIEDAD IGUALITARIA EN EL SIGLO XXI 10:30 h. Inauguración Carmen Calvo Poyato Vicepresidenta del Gobierno y Ministra de la Presidencia, Relaciones con las Cortes e Igualdad 12:00 h. Fomento de la igualdad en la UE: legislación, políticas y práctica Michael O'Flaherty Director de la European Union Agency for the Fundamental Rights (FRA) 12:50 h. El principio de igualdad y su relación con los derechos económicos, sociales y culturales Renato Zerbini Ribeiro Leao Presidente del Comité de Derechos, Económicos Sociales y Culturales de Naciones Unidas 13:40 h. Mesa redonda Michael O'Flaherty Renato Zerbini Ribeiro Leao Soledad Murillo de la Vega Secretaria de Estado de Igualdad Moderación Ignacio Sola Barleycorn 15:30 h. Mesa redonda. Trabajando en favor de la igualdad. Los distintos actores públicos María Dolores López Fernández Comisionada de Inmigración, interculturalidad y diversidad del Ayuntamiento de Barcelona Fernando Rey Catedrático de Derecho Constitucional de la Universidad de Valladolid Ignacio Sola Barleycorn Moderación Mar Fernández Sabugo MARTES 18 BLOQUE 2. IGUALDAD Y NUEVAS FORMAS DE DISCRIMINACIÓN. EL PAPEL DE LOS ORGANISMOS DE IGUALDAD 9:30 h. Igualdad y nuevas formas de discriminación Francisco Javier de Lucas Martín Catedrático de Filosofía del Derecho y Filosofía Política de la Universidad de Valencia 12:00 h. La relevancia de los Organismos de Igualdad de Trato Ángeles Solanes Corella Presidenta del Consejo para la Eliminación de la Discriminación Racial y Étnica 15:30 h. Mesa redonda. El papel de los organismos de igualdad Francisco Fonseca Morillo Jefe de la Representación de la Comisión Europea en España Ángeles Solanes Corella Petr Polák Miembro del Comité Ejecutivo de la Red Europea de Organismos de Igualdad (EQUINET) y Jefe de la División de Igualdad (Oficina de la Defensora del Pueblo, República Checa) Moderación Ignacio Sola Barleycorn 13 MIÉRCOLES 19 BLOQUE 3. INTEGRANDO REALIDADES: LA DIVERSIDAD EN EL EMPLEO 9:30 h. Ámbito laboral y diversidad. Marco general Bárbara Butragueño Madrid 12:00 h. La gestión de la diversidad LGTBI en la empresa Marta Fernández Herráiz Fundadora y CEO de Lesworking y Co-directora General de REDI 15:30 h. Mesa redonda. Luchando contra la discriminación. Buenas prácticas Jesús María Martín Blanco Delegado del CERMI Estatal para los Derechos Humanos y la Convención de la ONU de la Discapacidad Mané Fernández Noriega Vicepresidente FELGTB Ana Fernández-Salguero Mejías CEPAIM Moderación Bárbara Butragueño Madrid JUEVES 20 BLOQUE 4. COMUNICACIÓN Y DIVERSIDAD 9:30 h. El tratamiento de la diversidad en los medios de comunicación José Manuel González Huesa Director General de Servimedia 12:00 h. Mesa redonda. Medios de comunicación y diversidad Isabel Durán Uribarri Directora de Desarrollo Internacional de Atresmedia Francisca Nicolasa Gálvez Djouma Periodista Joaquín López Bustamante Codirector del Programa Gitanos de RNE y Coordinador de Comunicación
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