Bremen Zoom Workshop on Light Scattering 2023

Leibniz-Institut für Werkstofforientierte Technologien - IWT, Bremen, Germany

20. + 21 March 2023

Registration by sending title of talk: 1. Feb. 2023

Word template for abstracts. Deadline 1. March 2023

There will be no fee.

Preliminary list of talks

• Carlo Forestiere: Static surface mode expansion for the full-wave scattering from arrays of penetrable objects
• Jajie Wang: Controlling the properties of photonic jets by adjusting the illumination condition
• Ivan Lopushenko: Monte Carlo simulation of shaped light with spin and orbital angular momenta propagating in turbid tissue-like media
• Alexander Kichigin: Discrete dipole simulations of electron energy-loss spectroscopy and cathodoluminescence for particles near substrate
• Gérard Gouesbet: Forces exerted on particles by laser radiation: optical forces and photophoresis
• Jonas Gienger: Imaging with scattered light in flow cytometry
• Carynelisa Haspel: Attempts at Reproducing Measured Values of Extinction and Scattering by Organic Carbon and Black Carbon Aggregate
• Yuri Eremin: Discrete source method for modeling light scattering by plasmonic nanoparticles with mesoscopic boundary conditions
• David Barrios: Forward Scattering Ratios, Average Crossing Parameters and Scattering and Absorption Coefficients New Expressions  Using Diffuse Differential Equations of Four Flux Model
  
• Maxim Yurkin: Analytical integration of the Green’s tensor in the discrete dipole approximation
• Stefania Glukhova: Scattering simulations for Bessel beams near a plane substrate in the framework of the discrete dipole approximation
• Konstantin Inzhevatkin: Acceleration of the discrete dipole approximation for multiple incident fields and refractive indices
• Ulyanova Maria: Characterization of spherical homogeneous particles by their light scattering patterns using neural networks
  
• Christos Mystilidis: Capturing the nonlocal response of plasmonic nanowires and nanoparticles with a boundary element method
  
• Mirza Karamehmedović: Far-field super-resolution imaging using a steerable photonic nanojet
  
• Isam Ben Soltane: A description of MOSEM - Multiple-Order Singularity Expansion Method - and its interest for studying light scattering
  
• Mariia Poleva: Relation between bianisotropic response of nanoparticles and the multipole content of  incident light
  
• Nikita Ustimenko: Optimization of light focusing by Mie-resonant nanoparticle structure
• Luiz Felipe Machado Votto: New advancements in the Finite Series method for light scattering
  
• Carsten Rockstuhl: Ideas on a data format and a repository for T-matrices for the community.
  
• Isam Ben Soltane: A description of MOSEM – Multiple-Order Singularity Expansion Method – and its interest for studying light scattering
  
• Fabrizio Frezza:
  

This year we like to focus on:

• Scattering with focused/shaped beams
• Scattering by aspherical/irregular/inhomogeneous particles
• Scattering by biological objects (cells,...)

Other topics: