Frontiers in Optics + Laser Science (FiO + LS)
09 - 12 October 2023
Tacoma (Greater Seattle Area), Washington USA
Explore the technical groups of the Vision and Color Technical Division, which cover a wide range of topics including the optics of the eye, their impact on vision, and their interaction with optical systems as well as mechanisms of color vision and applications of color science.
The Vision and Color Technical Division focuses on the optics of the eye, their impact on vision and their interaction with optical systems; basic mechanisms of transduction, transmission, coding, detection and analysis of visual information; color measurement, mechanisms of color vision, and applications of color science, assessment, analysis and correction of visual dysfunction. Explore the four technical groups within this division, each of which offers their members access to innovative events, focused networking opportunities and engaging webinars.
This group is interested in encoding and display of visual information, new technologies for visual displays, the understanding and treatment of diseases affecting the visual system, and ophthalmic optics.
Learn MoreThis group focuses on the investigation of vision function in disease and development. Interest include the development of new assessment techniques, the efficacy of treatment and prevention of vision function deficits, and the study of visual performance in aging, disease and development.
Learn MoreThis group works on all aspects related to the physics, physiology, and psychology of color in biological and machine vision. Interests include, but are not limited to, color discrimination, color perception, color appearance, color imaging, as well as color in lighting and illumination engineering.
Learn MoreThe range of interest of this group includes optics of the eye and of ophthalmic lenses and devices, physiological optics, mechanisms of transduction, transmission, coding, detection, and analysis of visual information.
Learn MoreThis group focuses on applied lighting research related to the use of solid-state lighting devices for humans, animals, plants, and the environment.
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