9th International Symposium on Display Holography (ISDH 2012)25-29 June 2012MIT Media Lab, Cambridge Massachusetts USA[ISDH 2015 Web Site]ProgramVideos of ISDH 2012 presentationsProceedings (open-access)e-mail: isdh2012info@media.mit.edu The first International Symposium on Display Holography (ISDH) was originated by Professor Tung H. Jeong in 1982 at Lake Forest College in Illinois, USA. ISDH is a unique event. It is not like any other scientific conference. Rather, it is one that synthesizes history, education, art, science, and economic developments that involve holography. A unique purpose of ISDH, beside the obvious exchange of information on display holography, is to engender a sense of community among participants. After the initial attendance of an ISDH, one looks forward to all the future "family reunions." Traditionally ISDH has met outside major cities in order to maximize interactions and minimize external distractions, but for 2012 ISDH will be taking over the top floor of the new extension of the MIT Media Lab, adjacent to the Charles River and overlooking Boston. We hope you will be able to join us. Conference Co-Chairs: Michael Bove and Seth Riskin (USA) Honorary Conference Chairs: Tung H. Jeong (USA), Joseph W. Goodman (USA) Technical Program Committee: Hans I. Bjelkhagen (UK), Frank Fan (China), Nasser Peyghambarian (USA), Hiroshi Yoshikawa (Japan) |
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(clockwise from top): ISDH attendees, on-site exhibition space, boarding amphibious vehicles for Charles River exploration, exhibition at MIT Museum
Call for PapersAbstract (300 words) submission deadline: extended to 15 February 2012Notification of acceptance: 15 March 2012Final manuscript due date: 15 June 2012ISDH welcomes papers in the following display-holography-related areas:
Authors: please log in to the manuscript submission site and submit your manuscripts. Templates and formatting information are at the "Submit PDF" link. |
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Call for ExhibitionThere will be two opportunities for ISDH participants to exhibit their work. The MIT Museum is planning to feature works of the ISDH community in an exhibition in its permanent holography gallery, to open at the time of the ISDH Symposium. The call for MIT Museum exhibition proposals is now closed. For more detailed information please click here. Additionally, impromptu exhibition space will be provided at the MIT Media Lab during ISDH so that attendees may share their work in a more informal, uncurated setting. If you are interested in our informal on-site exhibition area to show your holograms at ISDH, please be aware that the setup will be a wire-grid wall with hooks and spotlights, similar to what used to be provided at SPIE Photonics West. Holograms need to be framed for hanging, and although we'll be taking reasonable precautions we'd suggest that you not plan on showing anything extremely valuable or fragile. We can also provide tabletop space if anyone needs that. If you require something special, like monochromatic illumination, you'll have to bring it. So we can get a sense of how many people will be taking advantage of the arrangements, please send us a note at isdh2012info@media.mit.edu if you're planning on showing something. Arts and Exhibition Committee: Betsy Connors-Chen (USA), Melissa Crenshaw (Canada), John Durant (USA), Dieter Jung (Germany), Linda Law (USA), Martin Richardson (UK), Jonathan Ross (UK), Sally Weber (USA) |
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Information for AttendeesISDH will meet on the 6th floor of 75 Amherst St., Cambridge MA 02139 USA. Directions are here. The deadline has now passed for on-campus housing and for discounted hotel rooms. This link gives useful information on places to stay near MIT. International attendees: if you need an invitation letter for visa or grant purposes, please send a request to isdh2012info@media.mit.edu |
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