El CD6 participa en la XIV Reunión Nacional de Óptica (RNO 2024)
05/07/2024
Del 3 al 5 julio, se ha celebrado en Murcia la XIV Reunión Nacional de Óptica (RNO 2024), en la que los investigadores del CD6 han tenido un papel muy activo. Se han presentado 9 comunicaciones orales, 6 pósters y se han moderado 3 sesiones. El detalle de la contribución del CD6 a la RNO 2024, es el siguiente:
Comunicaciones Orales:
1) Maria Ballesta, Propagation of polarized pulsed light through fog: modeling and experiments.
2) Laura Rey, Multispectral imaging to train deep learning algorithms for the discrimination of skin cancer lesions: a preliminary study.
3) Adrià Subirana, Image, 3D LiDAR & 4D radar fusion for autonomous driving.
4) Laura Rey, Enhancing Agricultural Sustainability by means of Canopy Characterization based on RGB and Time-of-Flight Imaging.
5) Gerard de Mas, Multimodal sensing and perception for autonomous vehicles.
6) Noel Rodrigo, The Gradient-Phase Interferometer for Precise Segment Phasing in the Primary Mirror of the ESO Extremely Large Telescope.
7) Maite Valentino, Developing a protocol to objectively measure oculomotor deficits in amblyopia during naturalistic tasks.
8) Joan Goset, Eye tracking cognitive assessment: Exploring neuropsychological tests.
9) Aina Turull, Do best visual acuity and minimum accommodation coincide in subjective refraction? An objective analysis.
Pósters:
1) Adrià Cobos, Towards optimized volume holograms for augmented and virtual reality near-eye displays.
2) Cristina Rovira, Objective assessment of fusional vergence amplitude: Feasibility and impact of vision therapy.
3) Mikel Aldaba, A bibliometric analysis of vision science.
4) Sara Giménez, Set-up of a Hartmann test for the characterization of large-area deformable mirrors.
5) Marina Bou, Portable multispectral imaging for eye fundus evaluation.
6) Aleix Bobi, Design and construction of an underwater LiDAR system for multimodal imaging.
Sesiones moderadas:
1) Clara Mestre, moderadora de la primera sesión de Ciencias de la Visión.
2) Francisco J. Burgos, moderador de la sesión Miscelania.
3) Mikel Aldaba, moderador de la segunda sesión de Ciencias de la Visión.
Comunicaciones Orales:
1) Maria Ballesta, Propagation of polarized pulsed light through fog: modeling and experiments.
2) Laura Rey, Multispectral imaging to train deep learning algorithms for the discrimination of skin cancer lesions: a preliminary study.
3) Adrià Subirana, Image, 3D LiDAR & 4D radar fusion for autonomous driving.
4) Laura Rey, Enhancing Agricultural Sustainability by means of Canopy Characterization based on RGB and Time-of-Flight Imaging.
5) Gerard de Mas, Multimodal sensing and perception for autonomous vehicles.
6) Noel Rodrigo, The Gradient-Phase Interferometer for Precise Segment Phasing in the Primary Mirror of the ESO Extremely Large Telescope.
7) Maite Valentino, Developing a protocol to objectively measure oculomotor deficits in amblyopia during naturalistic tasks.
8) Joan Goset, Eye tracking cognitive assessment: Exploring neuropsychological tests.
9) Aina Turull, Do best visual acuity and minimum accommodation coincide in subjective refraction? An objective analysis.
Pósters:
1) Adrià Cobos, Towards optimized volume holograms for augmented and virtual reality near-eye displays.
2) Cristina Rovira, Objective assessment of fusional vergence amplitude: Feasibility and impact of vision therapy.
3) Mikel Aldaba, A bibliometric analysis of vision science.
4) Sara Giménez, Set-up of a Hartmann test for the characterization of large-area deformable mirrors.
5) Marina Bou, Portable multispectral imaging for eye fundus evaluation.
6) Aleix Bobi, Design and construction of an underwater LiDAR system for multimodal imaging.
Sesiones moderadas:
1) Clara Mestre, moderadora de la primera sesión de Ciencias de la Visión.
2) Francisco J. Burgos, moderador de la sesión Miscelania.
3) Mikel Aldaba, moderador de la segunda sesión de Ciencias de la Visión.
