The official website for OFS-29 has been launched, marking the beginning of preparations for this significant event. Scheduled to take place from May 25-30, 2025, in Porto, Portugal, OFS-29 promises to be an exciting gathering for professionals and enthusiasts in the field of optical fiber sensors. This conference will continue the legacy of its predecessor, OFS-28, which saw the participation of over 500 attendees and exhibitors.
OFS-28 was not only a testament to the vibrant community of optical fiber sensor experts but also a platform for insightful discussions and knowledge sharing. The event's success was a result of the active involvement of every participant, contributing to its remarkable achievements. As we look forward to OFS-29, there is an air of anticipation and excitement among the community.
The organizers are committed to ensuring that OFS-29 exceeds expectations by providing a comprehensive program that includes presentations, workshops, and networking opportunities. The event will cover various aspects of optical fiber sensors, reflecting the latest advancements and challenges in this field. With Porto's rich cultural heritage and modern infrastructure, the conference venue is set to offer an ideal setting for such an important gathering.
For those interested in participating in OFS-29, it is essential to stay informed about important dates and deadlines. The paper submission deadline is June 28, 2023 (EDT), with acceptance notifications expected on August 23, 2023. Early registration ends on October 3, 2023. For those who wish to submit post-deadline papers, the period is from October 2 to November 8, 2023 (EDT), with acceptance notifications sent on November 16, 2023.
To reach out for any inquiries or concerns regarding registration or accommodations, interested parties can contact westec_op3@jtb.com. For general inquiries about the conference or its program, e-mail at ofs-28@phosc.jp should be used (replace “(a)” with “@”).
As we eagerly await OFS-29 in Porto next year, it is clear that this event will continue to be a pivotal moment for advancing knowledge and fostering collaboration within the optical fiber sensor community.