International SPAD Sensor Workshop Goes Virtual

Due to coronavirus pandemy, International SPAD Sensor Workshop 2020 (ISSW2020) will be run as a virtual conference on June 8-9 this year. The agenda is tightly packed with excellent presentations:

• Charge-Focusing SPAD Image Sensors for Low Light Imaging Applications
  Kazuhiro Morimoto, Canon
• Custom silicon technologies for high detection efficiency SPAD arrays
  Angelo Gulinatti, Politecnico di Milano
• LFoundry: SPAD, status and perspective
  Giovanni Margutti, Lfoundry
• Device and method for a precise breakdown voltage detection of APD/SPAD in a dark environment
  Alexander Zimmer, XFAB
• Ge on Si SPADs for LIDAR and Quantum Technology Applications
  Douglas Paul, University of Glasgow
• 3D-Stacked SPAD in 40/45nm BSI Technology
  Georg Rohrer, AMS
• BSI SPAD arrays based on wafer bond technology
  Werner Brockherde, Fraunhofer
• Planar Microlenses for SPAD sensors
  Norbert Moussy, CEA-LETI
• 3D Integrated Frontside Illuminated Photon-to-Digital Converters: Status and Applications
  Jean-Francois Pratte, University of Sherbrooke
• Combining linear and SPAD-mode diode operation in pixel for wide dynamic range CMOS optical sensing
  Matthew Johnston, Oregon State University
• ToF Image Sensor Systems using SPADs and Photodiodes Simon Kennedy, Monash University
• A 1.1 mega-pixels vertical avalanche photodiode (VAPD) CMOS image sensor for a long range time-of-flight (TOF) system
  Yukata Hirose, Panasonic
• Single photon detector for space active debris removal and exploration
  Alexandre Pollini, CSEM
• 4D solid state LIDAR – NEXT Generation NOW
  Unsal Kabuk, IBEO
• Depth and Intensity LiDAR imaging with Pandion SPAD array
  Salvatore Gnecchi, OnSemi
• LIDAR using SPADs in the visible and short-wave infrared
  Gerald Buller, Heriot-Watt University
• InP-based SPADs for Automotive Lidar
  Mark Itzler, Argo AI
• Custom Focal Plane Arrays of SWIR SPADs
  Erik Duerr, MIT Lincoln Labs
• CMOS SPAD Sensors with Embedded Smartness
  Angel Rodriguez-Vasquez, University of Seville
• Modelling TDC Circuit Perfromance for SPAD Sensor Arrays
  Daniel van Blerkom, Ametek (Forza)
• Data processing of SPAD sensors for high quality imaging
  Chao Zhang, Adaps Photonics
• Scalable, Multi-functional CMOS SPAD arrays for Scientific Imaging
  Leonardo Gasparini, FBK
• Small and Smart SPAD Pixels
  Edoardo Charbon, EPFL
• High-resolution imaging of the spatio-temporal dynamics of protein interactions via fluorescence lifetime imaging with SPAD arrays
  Simon Ameer-Beg, King's College
• Image scanning microscopy with classical and quantum correlation contrasts
  Ron Tenne, Weizmann Institute
• Imaging oxygenation by near-infrared optical tomography based on SPAD image sensors
  Martin Wolf, ETH Zurich
• Raman spectroscopy utilizing a time resolving CMOS SPAD line sensor with a pulsed laser excitation
  Ilkka Nissinen, University of Oulu
• Optical wireless communication with SPAD receivers
  Hiwa Mahmoudi, TU Wien
• SPAD Arrays for Non-Line-of-Sight Imaging
  Andreas Velten, University of Wisconsin