Optics & Photonics Japan (OPJ) serves as both a platform for research presentations in optics and photonics and is widely recognized as a venue for disseminating information in the field of optics in Japan. The scope of this academic conference covers a wide range of areas related to light, including nanophotonics, quantum optics, information photonics, vision optics, optical measurements, biomedical optics, and optical design, and extends to X-ray and EUV optics, making it one of the largest academic conferences in the field of optics in Japan, covering a broad field from optical science to industrial applications.

OPJ2024 will be held in Tokyo for the first time in three years. In addition to general presentations, we are planning international symposiums featuring special lectures from OPTICA, SPIE, EOS (European Optical Society), and invited lectures from overseas societies, as well as joint symposiums with various domestic societies.

Similar to OPJ2023 last year, this conference will prioritize in-person presentations. Please enjoy the tension of face-to-face presentations, lively discussions, and the opportunity to reconnect with colleagues at OPJ in Chofu, Tokyo.

◆　Plenary sessions　 ◆

◆Keynote speech　　29 November (Fri,)
　Masayuki Katsuragawa (The Univ. of Electro-Communications）
　"Optical processes tailored with a highly-discrete spectrum
　 - an attractive route to frontiers in optical science -"

◆OPTICA，SPIE，EOS Special Lectures　　29 November (Fri,)
　Prof. Gerd Leuchs
　(Optica President, Max Planck Institute, Germany)

　Prof. Cather Simpson
　(SPIE Board of Directors, Univ of Auckland, Chair of the SPIE Publications Committee,
　 CEO of Orbis Diagnostics)

　Prof. Ignacio Moreno
　(EOS Secretary, University Miguel Hernández in Spain,
　 In 2017-20 President of the Spanish Society of Optics)

◆Award Ceremony　　29 November (Fri,)
　Award Ceremony for Optical Paper Award, Optical Encouragement Award,
　and Hikari Mirai Incentive Award

◆OSJ・OPTICA・OSK Joint Symposia　　29 November (Fri,), 30 November (Sat.)
　invited speaker
　　Masaya Notomi　（NTT Basic Research Laboratories, Tokyo Institute of Technology)
　　Taiichi Otsuji (Tohoku University)
　　Ryoichi Horisaki (The University of Tokyo)
　　　"Computational imaging with randomness"
　　Sudheesh Kumar Rajput（Kyoto Institute of Technology）
　　　"3D reconstruction from high-speed holographic recording
　　　 using neural radiance field"
　　Satoshi Hasegawa (Utsunomiya University)
　　　"AI-powered holographic laser microfabrication"
　　Takuya Inoue (Kyoto University)
　　　"High-speed control of photonic-crystal surface-emitting lasers"

◆　Symposiums　 ◆

◆The 27th Optical Design Award Ceremony & Commemorative Presentation

◆Seeking Breakthroughs in the Development of Optical Diagnostics and Therapeutics:
　A Message to the Next Generation

◆Prospects of X-ray and EUV Imaging Optics

◆Frontiers of Photonic Computing Research and Future Prospects

◆Meta-Optics: Latest Trends and Applications of Meta-Lenses

◆Development of Optics through Fusion of Different Fields

◆Symposium Planned by AI Optics Research Group