Dates: June 28-29, 2012
Hosted by the Chinese University of Hong Kong

The Workshop will explore potential US-Hong Kong research collaborations in the area of photonics for energy, nanophotonics, and photonics materials and devices.  Participants will include leading researchers from the US and Hong Kong.  The program will include technical lectures, a poster session, and discussions on potential research collaborations. 

Co-sponsored by:

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

NSF International Materials Institute for Solar Energy and Environment

Organizers:

Daniel Ong (Associate Professor, Chinese University of Hong Kong)
R.P.H. Chang (Professor, Northwestern)
Aaron H.P. Ho (Professor, Chinese University of Hong Kong)
J.B. Xu (Professor, Chinese University of Hong Kong)
S.K. Kong (Professor, Chinese University of Hong Kong)
J.B. Ketterson (Professor, Northwestern)

Confirmed Speakers:

C.T. Chan, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

R.P.H. Chang, Northwestern University

Cheng Sun, Northwestern University

Wallace Choy, University of Hong Kong

Ken Crozier, Harvard University

Zhiyong Fan, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Nicholas Fang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Aaron H.P. Ho, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Seng-Tiong Ho, Northwestern University

Daniel Ong, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Andrey Rogach, City University of Hong Kong

Feng Wang, University of California at Berkeley

Alexander Wei, Purdue University