Organizing Committee
The people behind the 32nd International Congress on High-Speed Imaging and Photonics.
Conference Chair & Co-Chair
Chair
- Michel Versluis University of Twente, the Netherlands
Co-Chair
- Eleanor Stride University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Conference Advisory Board
- Edoardo CharbonEPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland
- Christophe ClanetÉcole Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France
- Detlef LohseUniversity of Twente, the Netherlands
- Claus-Dieter OhlOtto von Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany
- Kazuaki SawadaToyohashi University of Technology, Japan
- Markus BölTU Darmstadt, Germany
- Keisuke GodaUniversity of Tokyo, Japan
- Takeharu Goji EtohOsaka University, Japan
International Scientific Advisory Board
- Mickael TanterInstitut Langevin, ESPCI Paris, France
- David R. AndrewsUniversity of Cambridge, United Kingdom
- Alfred VogelUniversity of Lübeck, Germany
- Philippe MarmottantCNRS / Université Grenoble Alpes, France
- Sébastien PopinetSorbonne Université, France
- David QuéréESPCI Paris, France
- Howard A. StonePrinceton University, USA
- Sigurdur T. ThoroddsenKAUST, Saudi Arabia
The 32nd International Congress on High-Speed Imaging and Photonics brings together the world's leading scientists and engineers to explore the frontiers of capturing motion that the human eye cannot follow. From ultrafast laser diagnostics to advanced microscopic techniques, the congress showcases how high-speed imaging continues to reshape our understanding of fluid dynamics, material behavior, and biological processes. Attendees come from universities and research institutions across the globe, sharing discoveries that span everything from the microscopic realm of single cells to large-scale industrial applications. The program is built around peer-reviewed contributions, ensuring that every talk and poster reflects the highest standards of scientific rigor and innovation.
At the heart of the congress is a deep commitment to bridging fundamental research with practical technology. High-speed imaging has become an indispensable tool in fields as diverse as combustion research, biomedical diagnostics, and microfluidics, where events unfold in microseconds and demand equally rapid observation. The technical program features contributed talks and poster sessions that highlight recent advances in camera technology, illumination sources, and image processing algorithms. By connecting developers of imaging hardware with the scientists who apply these tools to pressing questions, the congress accelerates the translation of laboratory breakthroughs into real-world solutions.
The organizing committee brings together an international group of experts who ensure that the congress maintains its reputation for scientific excellence. Leadership from the University of Twente and the University of Oxford anchors the event, while an advisory board drawn from leading institutions in Europe and Asia provides guidance on the program's direction and scope. This collaborative structure reflects the congress's identity as a truly global gathering, where perspectives from different research cultures enrich the exchange of ideas. The committee works throughout the year to curate a program that balances established fields with emerging topics at the cutting edge of photonics.
Beyond the scientific sessions, the congress places strong emphasis on recognizing outstanding contributions to the field. Awards are presented to researchers whose work demonstrates exceptional creativity, technical mastery, and impact, including categories that celebrate both conventional scientific achievement and the artistic dimension of high-speed imagery. Honorable mentions further acknowledge the depth of talent within the community. These recognitions serve not only to celebrate individual accomplishments but also to inspire younger researchers, who represent the future of high-speed imaging and whose fresh perspectives keep the field vibrant and forward-looking.
The congress also features a lively exhibition and sponsorship program, where industry partners present cutting-edge cameras, optical components, and software solutions that push the boundaries of what is measurable. These interactions between academia and industry are a vital part of the event, allowing researchers to see firsthand the newest commercial instruments while giving manufacturers direct insight into the needs of the scientific community. The venue, situated in the Netherlands, offers a welcoming and accessible setting for networking and collaboration. Together, the scientific program, awards, and exhibition create a comprehensive experience that celebrates both the art and the technology of high-speed imaging and photonics.
Local Organization Committee
- Michel VersluisUniversity of Twente
- Guillaume LajoinieUniversity of Twente
- Tim SegersUniversity of Twente
- Pim WassinkUniversity of Twente
- Astrid van der HorstUniversity of Twente
- Dennis BakhuisUniversity of Twente
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