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- Nom du fichier : GENERAL INFORMATIONS
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application and registration
deadline for application : within the limit of available places
To submit your application, please click below :
Application form HERE
deadline for registration : published very soon
program hours information
The school starts on Monday, April 22nd : on-site registration opens on Monday from 15:00 (buildings are closed before!)
The thematic school schedule starts on Monday, April 22nd 19:00, classes will start on Tuesday morning and end on Friday 26th at noon.
templates for poster soumission
zip file with word and latex templates HERE
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registration fee
(including accommodation and meals)
no subject to VAT
Student 350€
Researcher/Engineer/Academic 450€
Researcher/Engineer from private companies 550€
Intended Audience
We intend to make this school a good opportunity for end-users and physicists interested in high-precision measurements to meet specialists in the field of frequency measurements and transfer. To that purpose, the school aims at meeting two goals :
- covering the basic mandatory subjects that need to be mastered before launching a high-precision measurement experiment based on frequency measurements.
- introducing and analysing chosen practical realisations (done or forecast) which exhibit the possibilities offered by a OFC and (or without) an optical link.
Physicists who are or will be connected with an optical fiber link to a metrological institute will find in this school many useful and dedicated informations to help them be prepared to the reference signal arrival. They can be members of the partner labs of the French network Refimeve+, which aims to disseminate an ultrastable and accurate optical frequency reference. They can also be concerned by a broader project through the European project CLONETS (CLOck NETwork Services: Strategy and innovation for clock services over optical-fibre networks), which aims at contributing to a stable and productive European network of time and frequency fibre links.
More generally, this school will talk to the growing community involved in high-precision measurements all around the world, and to any physicists who would like to take a better advantage of optical frequency combs, relying or not, on an optical link.
To foster exchange between the audience, two dedicated poster sessions are organized during the duration of the school and posters will remain on display, in order to encourage spontaneous discussions between participants.
The school is opened to participants from all countries.
