ADVANCE PROGRAM

M C '15
20th MICROOPTICSCONFERENCE
http://www.comemoc.com/moc15/
Sponsored by the Japan Society of Applied Physics (JSAP)
Organized by Microoptics Group, JSAP

M C
Technically co-sponsored by• IEEE Photonics Society
In cooperation with
• International Commission for Optics• The Optical Society• Optical Society of Korea• Optical Society of Japan• IEEE Photonics Society Japan Chapter• IEICE Electronics Society• The Chemical Society of Japan• The Society of Polymer Science, Japan• The Laser Society of Japan• Optoelectronics Industry and Technology
Development Association• Japan Optomechatronics Association• JSPS / The 125th Committee• JSPS / The 130th Committee

Oct. 25 (Sun.) - Oct. 28 (Wed.), 2015
FUKUOKA INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS CENTER

Fukuoka, Japan

MOC '15 Agenda At-A-Glance
October 25 (Sun.)

October 26 (Mon.)

8:30

8:30

Registration Open

9:00

9:00

Opening

9:30

9:30

10:00

10:00

10:30

10:30

11:00

11:00

11:30

11:30

12:00

12:00

12:30

12:30

A: Plenary

Break

13:00

Registration Open

B: Imaging and
Sensing

13:00
Lunch

13:30

13:30

14:00

14:00

14:30
15:00
15:30

Microoptics
Review(Tutorial)
Break

16:00
16:30
17:00

14:30
15:00
15:30
16:00

Microoptics
Review(Tutorial)

C: Novel Devices andApplications

Break

16:30
17:00

17:30

17:30

18:00

18:00

D: Guided Optics

Break

18:30

Get Together

18:30

19:00

19:00

19:30

19:30

20:00

20:00

20:30

20:30

E. Special Session

MOC '15 Agenda At-A-Glance
October 27 (Tue.)
8:30

Registration Open

October 28 (Wed.)
8:30
9:00

9:00
9:30

9:30
F: Light Sources

10:00

10:00

10:30

J: Optical
Interconnects

10:30
Break

11:00

Break
11:00

11:30

11:30
G: Waveguide Devices

12:00

12:00

12:30

12:30

13:00

Registration OpenLunch

K: Fabrication
Technology andComponents

13:00
Lunch

13:30

13:30

14:00

14:00

14:30

H: Poster

14:30

15:00

Odd (13:45-15:00)
Even (15:00-16:15)

15:00

15:30

15:30

16:00

16:00

L: Passive andFunctional Devices

Break
Break
16:30

16:30
17:00

Micro Concert

17:00

17:30

17:30

18:00

18:00

18:30

Conference Party

18:30

19:00

19:00

19:30

19:30

20:00

20:00

20:30

20:30

PD: Post Deadline
Award/Closing

Technical Program
The 20th MICROOPTICS CONFERENCE (MOC '15) will be heldat FUKUOKA INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS CENTER,
Fukuoka, Japan on October 25 - October 28, 2015. Thisconference is sponsored by the Japan Society of Applied Physics(JSAP) and organized by Microoptics Group, JSAP and incooperation with several academic societies and associations.
The MOC '15 is intended to provide a central forum for an update
and review of scientific and technical information covering a wide
range of microoptics field from fundamental researches tosystems and applications.
The latest information will be available on the following web site:

http://www.comemoc.com/moc15/

Microoptics Review
Important topical fields of microoptics are lectured as microoptics
review to be held in Room 502/503 on Sunday, 25 October.
Students are free to attend this tutorial without the registration.
"Fundamentals of semiconductor light emitting devices"
T. Miyamoto, Tokyo Inst. Tech., Japan"High efficiency organic light-emitting diodes withfluorescent emitters"
H. Nakanotani, Kyushu Univ., Japan"Quantum physics in microoptics"
S. Iwamoto, Univ. Tokyo, Japan"Fundamentals of optical waveguide and key points inphotonic device design"
H. Takahashi, Sophia Univ., Japan"Active MMI devices -concept, proof, and recent progress-"
K. Hamamoto, Kyushu Univ., Japan

Plenary Session
Plenary session will be held in International Conference Roomon Monday, 26 October. The following papers are invited as theplenary talks.
"History and recent progress on LiNbO3 modulators"
M. Izutsu, JSPS / Waseda Univ., Japan"Evolution of small lasers and resonators"
Y.-H. Lee, KAIST, Korea"Emerging fibre technology for the Petabit/s era"
D. Richardson, Univ. Southampton, UK

Special Session
A special session will be held on Monday, 26 October, which
focuses on "Challenge for novel organic optoelectronics prospect for future organic lasers-". This session iscosponsored by the JST-ERATO ADACHI Molecular ExcitonEngineering Project.

Organizers
C. Adachi, Kyushu Univ., Japan
S. Yokoyama, Kyushu Univ., JapanY. Oki, Kyushu Univ., Japan
Invited Talks"Organic semiconductor lasers"
I. Samuel, St Andrews Univ., Scotland"Organic single-crystal light-emitting field-effect transistors"
S. Hotta, Kyoto Inst. Tech., Japan"Light emitting transistor for lasers"
E. Namdas, Univ. Queensland, Australia"Future prospects of organic and perovskite based solidstate lasers"
T. Riedl, Univ. Wuppertal, Germany"Recent progress in organic electronics and photonics: A
perspective on the future of organic devices"
J.-L. Bredas, KAUST, Saudi Arabia

As a related event, "OPERA Special Seminar" will be held on
October 24 at Kyushu Univ. in Fukuoka. For more information,please visit the MOC'15 web site.

Oral Presentation
Oral session is to be held in International Conference Room. The
presentation time (including discussion) will be 30 minutes for
invited papers, 15 minutes for regular papers, and 10 minutes forpost deadline papers. All the speakers are requested to present
the paper with a data projector. Prior to the starting time of thesession, the speakers are asked to contact the session chairs
and to confirm the connection between their computer and the
projector.

Poster Session
Poster session will be held in Room 502/503 and 5F-lobby in theafternoon of Tuesday, 27 October. For the convenience of theparticipants, this session will be divided into two parts. The firsthalf (13:45-15:00) is for authors with the paper of odd-number(H1, H3, …) and the second half (15:00-16:15) is for authors withthe paper of even-number (H2, H4, …). Authors should stay byturns in the vicinity of the bulletin board for discussion. Eachauthor is requested to display materials on a 180 cm wide and210 cm high bulletin board.

Post Deadline Papers
A limited number of post deadline papers will be accepted for thepost deadline oral session or the poster session.

Latest significant results obtained after the regular deadline aremost welcome. Post deadline papers should be submitted
electronically. A detailed instruction as well as the paper templateis available from the following Web site:

http://www.comemoc.com/moc15/
The deadline for submission is September 28 (Mon.), 2015.

Special Issue
A special issue on Microoptics of the Japanese Journal ofApplied Physics (JJAP) is scheduled for publication in Aug. 2016.
Authors of papers for MOC '15 are encouraged to submit original
papers to the special issue. The instructions for preparation ofmanuscript will be given to the authors. The deadline forsubmission of manuscripts is 15 January, 2016. Submitted
papers will be reviewed based on the JJAP standard.

Paper Awards
Some excellent contributed papers will be awarded the Best
Paper Award and some excellent papers presented by students
will be awarded the Student Paper Award upon application.
Moreover, some excellent papers presented by young
researchers will be awarded the IEEE Photonics Society Japan
Chapter Young Scientist Award upon application.

Financial Support for Overseas Students
Thanks to the support from Takano Eiichi Optical Science Funds,
MOC '15 will be able to provide limited financial support for
student presenters in MOC '15. The applicants must be full-timestudents living overseas. Student presenters who are interested
in getting this support should submit the application form
(available at http://www.comemoc.com/moc15/) after receiving
the acceptance notice of the submitted paper from MOC '15.

Free Circulation of Scientists
To secure ICO endorsement, the organizers have provided
assurance that MOC '15 will be conducted in accordance withIUPAP principles as stated in the ICSU-Document "Universalityof Science" (sixth edition, 1989) regarding the free circulation ofscientists for international purposes. In particular, no bona fidescientist will be excluded from participation on the grounds ofnational origin, nationality, or political considerations unrelated toscience.

Official Language
The official language of MOC '15 is English.

PhotographNo photographing is permitted during the oral and poster
sessions.

Social Events & Exhibition
Get Together"Get Together" will be held in 5F-lobby in the evening of Sunday,
25 October. All the attendees of MOC '15 are cordially invited.

MOC Award Ceremony
MOC Award Ceremony will be held in International Conference
Room at 16:30, Wednesday, 28 October.

Micro Concert"Micro Concert" will be performed by Machida Philharmony
Baroque Ensemble (MPB) in International Conference Room,
16:30-17:30 Tuesday 27, October. All the attendees of MOC '15
and their accompanying family are invited to the concert.

Conference Party
In the evening of Tuesday, 27 October, Conference Party starts
at 17:30 right after the concert at 5F-lobby. Participants who want
to attend the party are requested to make registration. The party
registration fee is ¥3,000 per person.

Technical Exhibition
Table-top technical exhibition is planned during MOC '15. Take
this opportunity to see the latest products and technologies inrelation to microoptics. Exhibition will be held in 5F-lobby. For
information about exhibiting at this conference, please contact:
MOC '15 Registration Desk
Event & Convention House, Inc.
Shuwa-Okachimachi Bldg. 8F
4-27-5, Taito, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0016, Japan
Phone: +81-3-3831-2601, Fax: +81-3-5807-3019
E-mail: regdesk@moc2015.com

Technical Sessions
Sunday, 25 OctoberRoom 502/503 (5F)
14:00-18:00
TU1
14:00
TU2
14:45

Microoptics Review (Tutorial)

Fundamentals of semiconductor light emitting devices
T. Miyamoto, Tokyo Inst. Tech, Japan
High efficiency organic light-emitting diodes withfluorescent emitters
H. Nakanotani, Kyushu Univ., Japan
Break (15:30-15:45)

TU3
15:45
TU4
16:30

Quantum physics in microoptics
S. Iwamoto, Univ. Tokyo, Japan
Fundamentals of optical waveguide and key points inphotonic device design
H. Takahashi, Sophia Univ., JapanTU5 Active MMI devices -concept, proof, and recent progress17:15 K. Hamamoto, Kyushu Univ., Japan

5F Lobby
18:00-19:00

Get Together

MOC '15
October 25 - October 28, 2015
FUKUOKA INTERNATIONALCONGRESS CENTER
Fukuoka, Japan
Important Deadlines
Hotel Accommodations:
Early Registration:
Post Deadline Papers:

September 23, 2015
September 28, 2015
September 28, 2015

Technical Sessions
Monday, 26 OctoberInternational Conference Room (5F)
9:00-9:15
Opening Remarks
Conference Co-chairs:
R. Katayama, Fukuoka Inst. Tech.
M. Itoh, NTT Corp.
9:15-10:45
Chairs:Session A: Plenary
R. Katayama, Fukuoka Inst. Tech.
M. Itoh, NTT Corp.

A1
9:15

History and recent progress on LiNbO3 modulators(Plenary)
M. Izutsu, JSPS / Waseda Univ.
A2
Evolution of small lasers and resonators (Plenary)
9:45 Y.-H. Lee, Korea Advanced Institute of Science andTechnology (KAIST)
A3
Emerging fibre technology for the Petabit/s era (Plenary)
10:15 D. Richardson, Univ. Southampton
Break (10:45-11:00)
11:00-12:45
Chairs:Session B: Imaging and Sensing
E. Acosta, Univ. Santiago de Compostela
N. Mori, Konica Minolta, Inc.

B1
Optical manipulation with two beam traps in microfluidic
11:00 polymer systems (Invited)
M. K. Arvelo1,2, M. Matteucci2, K. T. Sørensen2, B. Bilenberg3,
C. Vannahme2, A. Kristensen2, and K. Berg-Sørensen1, 1DTU
Physics, Technical University of Denmark, 2DTU Nanotech,Technical University of Denmark, 3NIL Technology
B2High-resolution and simultaneous measurement in the
11:30 depth direction using virtual phase conjugation for
optical tomography
Y. Goto1, A. Okamoto1, A. Shibukawa2, A. Tomita1, and M.
Takabayashi3, 1Hokkaido University, 2California Institute ofTechnology, 3Kyushu Institute of Technology
B3
In-vivo human skin imaging by monochromatic source
11:45 optical coherence tomography
K. Osawa1, H. Minemura1, D. Tomita2, T. Shimanaka2, T.
Suzuki2, N. Matsuura2, and K. Watanabe1, 1Hitachi, Ltd.,
2
Hitachi-LG Data Storage, Inc.
B4
Ultra-thin multi-aperture depth monitoring camera
12:00 modules with megapixel resolution
A. Bräuer, A. Brückner, F. Wippermann, and A. Oberdörster,Fraunhofer Institute IOF
B5Dual beam single-mode vertical cavity surface emitting
12:15 lasers using high-index contrast grating
S. Inoue1, A. Matsutani2, H. Ohtsuki3, T. Miyashita3, and F.
Koyama1, 1Photonics Integration System Research Center,
Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2Semiconductor and MEMS
Processing Center, Technical Department, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, 3SAMCO, Inc.

Technical Sessions
Monday, 26 October
B6
Speckle reduction using twin green laser diodes and12:30 oscillation of MEMS scanning mirror for pico-projector
J.-Y. Lee1, T.-H. Kim2, J.-U. Bu2, and Y.-J. Kim1, 1Yonsei
University, 2SenPlus Ltd.
Lunch (12:45-14:00)
14:00-16:00
Chairs:Session C: Novel Devices and Applications
Y.-J. Kim, Yonsei Univ.
S. Ura, Kyoto Inst. Tech.

C1
Passive radiative cooling below ambient air temperature
14:00 under direct sunlight (Invited)
S. Fan, Stanford Univ.
C2
Lasing in a ZnO membrane microcavity with designable
14:30 shape fabricated by focused ion beam milling
T.-C. Chang1, Y.-Y. Lai1, Y.-H. Chou1,2, and T.-C. Lu1,
1
Department of Photonics, National Chiao Tung University,
2
Institute of Lighting and Energy Photonics, National Chiao
Tung University
C3
Parity-time optical metamaterial devices
14:45 Z. J. Wong1, L. Feng1, R.-M. Ma1, Y. Wang1,2, and X. Zhang1,2,
1
University of California Berkeley, 2Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory
C4
Electrically driven surface plasmon polaritons circuits
15:00 K. Kwon, K. Choi, J.-B. You, J. Shin, and K. Yu, Korea
Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)
C5
Tunable terahertz metamaterials based on ultra15:15 subwavelength graphene-dielectric structures
L. Liu, H. and H. T. Hattori, University of New South Wales
C6
Fabrication and measurement of vertical split-ring
15:30 resonators for light manipulation and metasurface(Invited)
P. C. Wu1, W.-L. Hsu1, W. T. Chen1, Y.-W. Huang1, C. Y. Liao1,
W.-Y. Tsai1, A. Q. Liu2, N. I. Zheludev3, G. Sun4, and D. P.
Tsai1,5, 1National Taiwan University, 2Nanyang Technological
University, 3University of Southampton, 4University of
Massachusetts Boston, 5Academia Sinica
Break (16:00-16:15)
16:15-17:45
Chairs:Session D: Guided Optics
A. Brӓuer, Fraunhofer IOF
Y. Ando, Fujikura Ltd.

D1
Photonic lanterns for mode-division multiplexing
16:15 (Invited)
S. G. Leon-Saval, Sydney Univ.
D2
Full mode analysis of vector components of degenerated
16:45 LP modes in few mode fibers from intensity profile
through angled polarizer
Y. Kokubun1, T. Watanabe2, K. Morita3, and R. Kawata3,
1
Yokohama National University, Faculty of Eng., 1Yokohama
National University, Graduate School of Eng., 3Yokohama
National University, College of Engineering Sciences

Technical Sessions
Monday, 26 October
D3First demonstration of electrically controlled mode
17:00 switching
R. Imansyah, L. Himbele, H. Jiang, and K. Hamamoto,
Kyushu University
D4
1×8 silicon-silica hybrid thermo-optic switch with multi17:15 chip configuration based on optical phased array
S. Katayose, Y. Hashizume, and M. Itoh, NTT Corporation
D5
Demonstration of magneto-optical switch with
17:30 amorphous silicon waveguides on magneto-optic garnet
E. Ishida1, K. Miura1, Y. Shoji2, T. Mizumoto1, N. Nishiyama1,
and S. Arai2, 1Department of Electrical and Electronic
Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2Quantum
Nanoelectronics Research Center, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology
Break (17:45-18:00)
18:00-20:30
Chairs:

E1
18:00
E2
18:30

Session E: Special Session"Challenge for novel organic optoelectronics prospect for future organic lasers-”
C. Adachi, Kyushu Univ.
S. Yokoyama, Kyushu Univ.
Y. Oki, Kyushu Univ.

Organic semiconductor lasers (Invited)
I. Samuel, St Andrews Univ.
Organic
single-crystal
light-emitting
field-effecttransistors (Invited)
S. Hotta, Kyoto Inst. Tech.
E3
Light emitting transistor for lasers (Invited)
19:00 E. B. Namdas, The University of Queensland
E4
Future prospects of organic and perovskite based solid19:30 state lasers (Invited)
T. Riedl, University of Wuppertal
E5
Recent progress in organic electronics and photonics:
20:00 a perspective on the future of organic devices (Invited)
J.-L. Bredas, King Abdullah University of Science andTechnology

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 27 OctoberInternational Conference Room (5F)
9:00-10:45
Chairs:Session F: Light Sources
M. De Micheli, CNRS
T. Suhara, Osaka Univ.

F1
9:00

Techniques for optoelectronic performance evaluation in
InGaN-based light-emitting diodes (LEDs) (Invited)
J.-I. Shim1, and D.-S. Shin2, 1Dept. of Electronics, Hanyang
University ERICA Campus, 2Dept. of Appl. Phys., Hanyang
University ERICA Campus
F2
Graphene-covered microfiber for passive mode-locking
9:30 at 1.55 μm and 2 μm
W. Ni, Y. Wang, and S. Yamashita, The University of Tokyo
F3
Ultraviolet lasing from spherical ZnO microcrystal
9:45 produced by laser ablation in air
D. Nakamura, T. Tanaka, T. Ikebuchi, T. Ueyama, F.
Nagasaki, M. Higashihata, H. Ikenoue, and T. Okada, Kyushu
University
F4
Comparative study of five & three quantum wells
10:00 AlGaInAs/InP mode-locked lasers
J. Akbar1, L. Hou2, and A. E. Keely2, 1Hazara University
Mansehra, 2University of Glasgow
F5
Large-scale garnet single crystal with high transparency
10:15 in fiber laser operation wavelength
A. Funaki1, K. Kabayama1, T. Kizaki1, G. Villora2, and K.
Shimamura2, 1Fujikura Ltd., 2National Institute for Materials
ScienceF6
DBR laser with over 20nm wavelength tuning range
10:30 S. Liang, L. Han, L. Qiao, J. Xu, H. Zhu, and W. Wang,
Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Break (10:45-11:00)
11:00-12:45
Chairs:Session G: Waveguide Devices
J.-I. Shim, Hanyang Univ.
K. Kato, Kyushu Univ.

G1
Nonlinear integrated optics in proton exchange
11:00 waveguides on LiNbO3 (Invited)
M. De Micheli, CNRS
G2Silicon microring resonator-loaded Mach-Zehnder
11:30 modulator with interleaved pn junction
H. Homma, R. Gautam, T. Arakawa, and Y. Kokubun,
Yokohama National University
G3
Novel adjustment structure and method for InP-based
11:45 Mach-Zehnder interferometer polarization splitter
K. Watanabe1, Y. Nasu2, Y. Ohiso1, and R. Iga1, 1NTT
Corporation
G4
Single-trench waveguide TE-TM mode converter for
12:00 GaInAsP/InP waveguide optical isolator
K. Masuyama1, Y. Shoji2, and T. Mizumoto1, 1Graduate
School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, 2Quantum Nanoelectronic Research Center,
Tokyo Institute of Technology

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 27 October
G5
GaAsP tunable distributed Bragg reflector laser with ITO
12:15 thin-film heater
M. Uemukai, and T. Suhara, Osaka University
G6
Optical add-drop multiplexer integrating silicon
12:30 waveguide optical circulators and Bragg reflector
K. Kato1, Y. Shoji2, and T. Mizumoto1, 1Dept. of Electrical andElectronic Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology,
2
Quantum Nanoelectronics Research Center, Tokyo Instituteof Technology
Lunch (12:45-13:45)

Room 502/503 (5F) and 5F Lobby
13:45-16:15
Chairs:Session H: Poster Session
K. Hamamoto, Kyushu Univ.
S. Iwamoto, Univ. Tokyo(13:45-15:00) Odd numbers: 1st half
(15:00-16:15) Even numbers: 2nd half
H1

H2

H3

H4

H5
H6

H7

Propagation characteristics for quantized LaguerreGauss beams using liquid crystal optical devices
A. Saito1, A. Tanabe2, M. Kurihara2, N. Hashimoto2, and K.
Ogawa1, 1Japan Women's University, 2CITIZEN Holdings
Co., Ltd
Optical duplicate system for satellite-ground laser
communication: reduction of the effects of atmosphericturbulence and simplification of the optical groundstationT. Nakayama1, Y. Takayama2, C. Fujikawa1, and K. Kodate3,
1Sch. of Eng., Tokai University, 2Sch. of Inf. andTelecommunication Eng., Tokai University, 3The University ofElectro-Communications
Influence of slow-light feedback on noise properties of
VCSEL with a transverse coupled cavity
H. Ibrahim1,2, M. Ahmed2, and F. Koyama1, 1Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, 2Minia University
Coupled-mode analysis of grating-position-shifted
cavity-resonator-integrated guided-mode resonancefilterK. Asai1, K. Kintaka2, J. Inoue1, and S. Ura1, 1Kyoto Instituteof Technology, 2National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology
Complex response of cavity resonator integrated guided
mode resonance filter
H. Okuda, J. Inoue, and S. Ura, Kyoto Institute of Technology
Design of efficient photo-elastic modulator using quasi1D phononic crystal cavity
I. Kim1, S. Iwamoto1,2, and Y. Arakawa1,2, 1Institute ofIndustrial Science, University of Tokyo, 2Institute for Nano
Quantum Information Electronics, University of Tokyo
Orbital angular momentum and polarization multiplexing
in microholographic recording
R. Katayama, Fukuoka Institute of Technology

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 27 October
H8

H9
H10
H11

H12

H13

H14

H15

H16

H17

H18

Numerical simulations on 3D shift multiplexed selfreferential holographic data storage: shift multiplexing
properties along z-axis
T. Eto1, M. Takabayashi1, A. Okamoto2, M. Bunsen3, and T.
Okamoto1, 1Kyushu Institute of Technology, 2Hokkaido
University, 3Fukuoka University
Plasmonic energy nanofocusing for high-efficiency laser
fusion ignition
K. Tanabe, Kyoto University
Design and characterization of reading glasses withextended-depth-of-field
S. Furukawa, and S. Komatsu, Waseda University
Femtosecond soliton formation by higher-order soliton
compression in linear dispersion decreasing fiber
S. Md. Salimullah1, and M. Faisal2, 1Bangladesh Army
International University of Science and Technology,
2
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Microscopic Raman spectroscopy of grapheneenhanced by gold nanoparticles and micro glass bead
H. Matsumura, S. Yanagiya, H. Kishikawa, and N. Goto,
Tokushima University
Electro-optic side-chain polymers containing adamantylgroups and high-hyperpolar chromophores via the
Huisgen reaction and their optical properties
S. Takeuchi1, A. M. Spring2, K. Yamamoto2, and S.
Yokoyama2, 1Kyushu University, 2Institute for Materials
Chemistry and Engineering, Kyushu University
Synthesis and characterization of Sb doped ZnO
microspheres by pulsed laser ablation
F. Nagasaki, T. Shimogaki, T. Tanaka, T. Ikebuchi, T. Ueyama,
Y. Fujiwara, M. Higashihata, D. Nakamura, and T. Okada,
Kyushu University
Detection of high-refractive index media by a surface
plasmon sensor using a one-dimensional metal
diffraction grating
S. Mito1, A. Motogaito1,3, H. Miyake2,3, and K. Hiramatsu1,3,
1
Graduate School of Engineering, Mie University, 2Graduate
School of Regional Innovation Studies, Mie University, 3The
Center of Ultimate Technology on nano-Electronics, Mie
University
Pulsed oscillation of organic dye VCSEL excited by blueLD
M. Tanizawa, R. Takahashi, T. Maruyama, and K. Iiyama,Kanazawa University
Novel polymers for polymer light- emitting diodes
B. Somchob1, N. Wongsang1, S. Sahasithiwat2, and R.
Jitchati1, 1Ubon Ratchathani University, 2National Metal andMaterials Technology Center
Temperature dependent luminescent characteristics of
Eu2+-doped CaAl2Si2O8 blue phosphor
J. H. Lee, W. T. Hong, J. Y. Mun, and H. K. Yang, Pukyong
National University

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 27 October
H19

H20

H21

H22

H23
H24

H25

H26

H27

H28

H29
H30

Orange-red light emitting europium doped calcium
molybdate phosphor prepared by high energy ball
milling method
W. T. Hong, J. H. Lee, H. I. Jang, S. J. Park, J. S. Joo, and H.
K. Yang, Pukyong National University
Foldable and electrically switchable polymer dispersed
liquid crystal materials for holographic recording
W.-C. Su, and K.-T. Kuo, National Changhua University of
Education
Effects of deposition temperature on the structural,
optical, and electrical properties of hydrogenated of Gadoped ZnO film
J.-R. Tsai1, N.-F. Shih2, and R.-H. Yeh1, 1Asia University,2
Hsiuping University of Science and Technology
EQE response and photovoltaic performance ofplasmonic silicon solar cells based on depositing withaluminum, indium, and silver nanoparticles
C.-H. Hu1, W.-J. Ho1, C.-W. Yeh1, Y.-Y. Lee1, H.-J. Syu2, andC.-F. Lin2, 1National Taipei University of Technology,2
National Taiwan University
Dry etching for germanium waveguides by using CHF3
inductively coupled plasma
A. S. Idris, H. Jiang, and K. Hamamoto, Kyushu University
Effect of laser exposure condition on formation ofholographic memory by angle-multiplexing recording
using liquid crystal composites
A. Ogiwara1, and M. Watanabe2, 1Kobe City College ofTechnology, 2Shizuoka University
Periodic 3D nanostructuration of optical surfaces byholographic two-photon polymerization
Y.-H. Lee1, C.-L. Lin2, Y.-J. Liu3, and P. L. Baldeck4, 1Electricaland Communications Engineering, Feng Chia University,
2
Central Taiwan University of Science, 3Department ofAutomatic Control Engineering, Feng Chia University, andTechnology, 4University Grenoble
Effect of polymer concentration on selective reflection
spectra in cholesteric liquid crystals
A. Ogiwara1, and H. Kakiuchida2, 1Kobe City College ofTechnology, 2National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology (AIST)
Emission wavelength selection for InGaAs quantum dots
by anodic-aluminum-oxide membrane
T. S. Lay, J. Y. Hsing, K. Y. Chuang, T. E. Tzeng, and K. L.
Yang, 1National Chung Hsing University
Metrology techniques for refractive microlenses andmicrolens array manufacturing
M.-S. Kim, L. Allegre, J. Sunarjo, W. Noell, and R. Voelkel,
SUSS MicroOptics SA
Improved extension of DOF performance by apodized
wavefront coding
T. Tsukasaki, and S. Komatsu, Waseda University
Development of optical biosensor based on photonic
crystal made of TiO2 using liquid phase deposition
K. Aono, S. Aki, K. Sueyoshi, H. Hisamoto, and T. Endo,
Osaka Prefecture University

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 27 October
H31

H32

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H34

H35

H36

H37

H38

H39

H40
H41
H42

Nanoimprinted two-dimensional photonic crystal for
detection of fibrinogen using antigen-antibody reaction
T. Endo, K. Sueyoshi, and H. Hisamoto, Osaka Prefecture
University
Densely multiplexed refractive index biosensors using
lateral Bragg gratings on SOI
M. M. Astudillo1, H. Takahisa1, H. Okayama1,2, and H.
Nakajima1, 1Waseda University, 2Oki Electric Industry Co.,Ltd.
Fabrication of gold-deposited plasmonic crystal basedon nanoimprint lithography for label-free biosensing
application
K. Nishiguchi, K. Sueyoshi, H. Hisamoto, and T. Endo, Osaka
Prefecture University
Non-overlapping lensless synthetic aperture digitalholography
H. Yoshino, R. Suyama, T. Wakasugi, and S. Komatsu,
Waseda University
A novel approach for the high speed 3D measurement
using a linescan-based chromatic confocal microscopy
K. S. Kim, T. Kim, C. Choi, and B. H. Jeon, Samsung
Electronics
Reflection-type fiber-optic multimode interference
structure with rounded end-face: a temperature-sensing
study
S. Taue, T. Takahashi, and H. Fukano, Okayama University
Virtual interferogram-generation algorithm for phaseshifting digital holography
J. Nozawa1, A. Okamoto1, M. Toda2, Y. Kuno2, and A. Tomita1,
1
Hokkaido University, 2Second Production Engineering
Development Dept., Aisin Seiki Co., Ltd.
A fiber Bragg grating temperature sensor using a
vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser with temperaturestabilization
T. Yamada, S. Tsuchiya, and T. Mizunami, Kyushu Institute ofTechnology
One port ring refractive index sensor with attached subring
H. Takahisa1, M. Tsutsui1, M. M. Astudillo1, H. Okayama1,2,
and H. Nakajima1, 1Waseda University, 2Oki Electric Industry
Co., Ltd.
Phase distribution measurement based on wavefront
correction using tabu search
N. Yoda, and S. Komatsu, Waseda University
Measurements of fine-particle-size using the image
processing of laser diffraction image
K. Tsubaki, Toyo University
Spectral domain optical coherence tomography with awhite light developed for optical device fabrications
T. Nishi1, N. Ozaki1, H. Ohsato2, E. Watanabe2, N. Ikeda2, and
Y. Sugimoto2, 1Wakayama University, 2National Institute forMaterials ScienceTechnical Sessions
Tuesday, 27 October
H43

H44

H45

H46

H47

H48

H49
H50

H51

H52

H53

H54

Liquid analytes filling process in suspended-core silica
fibersT. Nemecek, M. Komanec, and S. Zvanovec, Czech
Technical University in Prague
Low-cost strategy for time delay adjustment of STED
microscopy using digital oscilloscope
G.-J. Choi1, W.-S. Lee1, G. Lim1, H. Moon2, Y.-P. Park2, andN.-C. Park1, 1Yonsei University, 2Center for Information
Storage Device, Yonsei University
Charged iridium complexes for organic amine sensor
application
W. Sombat, K. Wongkhan, and R. Jitchati, Ubon Ratchathani
University
Light field microscope for 3D profile measurement of
micro-structured array
Y. Hu, H. Gao, S. Yuan, and R. Shi, Beijing Institute ofTechnology
Optimization of diffraction efficiency and coupling
efficiency in spatial mode conversion for photonic crossconnecter
Y. Zhao1, A. Okamoto1, T. Oda1, A. Tomita1, M. Bunsen2, andS. Honma3, 1Hokkaido University, 2Fukuoka University,
3
Yamanashi University
Mach-Zehnder interferometer Si structures withweighted sampled grating waveguides featuring FLC
cladding
K. Sakakibara1, Y. Hayama1, M. Takeda1, A. Kato2, and K.
Nakatsuhara1, 1Kanagawa Institute of Technology, 2The
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology (AIST)
Proposal of novel optical mode demultiplexer based onangled-multimode interference (a-MMI) waveguide
H. Jiang, T. Oiwane, and K. Hamamoto, Kyushu University
Design of optical isolator with strip-loaded waveguide
employingnonreciprocal guided-radiation
mode
conversion
Y. Okada1, K. Kobayashi1, Y. Shoji2, T. Mizumoto2, and H.
Yokoi1,3, 1Shibaura Institute of Technology, 2Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, 3SIT Research Center for Green Innovation
Design criteria for wavelength independent mmi mode
converter
K. Tanabe, Y. Chaen, R. Sakata, R. Tanaka, H. Jiang, and K.
Hamamoto, Kyushu University
Preliminarily propagation loss evaluation of core-top
etched waveguide for step-core LP21 mode converter
R. Sakata, K. Tanabe, R. Tanaka, H. Jiang, and K.
Hamamoto, Kyushu University
The study of effects of hydrogen loading time to thephotosensitivity in optical fiber in term of writing time
P. Rutthongjan1, P. Sudwilai1, and O.-a. Tangmettajittakul2,
1
Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology, 2Furukawa FITEL(Thailand) Co., Ltd.
Mechanical characteristics of MU-type MCF connector
K. Sakaime1, R. Nagase1, K. Watanabe2, and T. Saito2,
1
Chiba Institute of Technology, 2Furukawa Electric Co. Ltd

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 27 October
H55

H56
H57
H58

H59

H60
H61
H62

H63

H64

H65

H66

H67

Robust waveguide beam splitter using shortcuts toadiabaticity
H.-C. Chung1, R.-D. Wen2, X. Chen2, and S.-Y. Tseng1,
1
National Cheng Kung University, 2Shanghai University
An air-gap wire-grid polarizer with high optical
performance in the visible region
M. Shinkawa, Y. Satoh, and A. Sakai, Ricoh Company, Ltd.
Absorbance-meter constructed by PDMS
H. Higuchi1, H. Nomada1, H. Yoshioka1, K. Morita2, and Y.
Oki1, 1Kyushu University, 2USHIO Inc.
Light propagation characteristics in photonic crystal
fiber with graded air hole diameters
H. Yokota, K. Yoneya, K. Higuchi, and Y. Imai, Ibaraki
University
A low loss butt-joint connection by using a graded-index
photonic crystal fiber
K. Higuchi, H. Yokota, K. Yoneya, and Y. Imai, Ibaraki
University
A stable packaged high-Q microfiber coil resonator
X.-Y. Lu, and L. A. Wang, National Taiwan University
Fabrication of domain inverted ridge waveguide in ionsliced LiNbO3 for wavelength conversion devices
K. Tanaka, and T. Suhara, Osaka University
Numerical analyses of all-optical retiming switches
using quasi-phase matched devices
Y. Fukuchi, A. Enda, and M. Yamamoto, Tokyo University of
Science
Memristive switching in planar devices based on
vanadium dioxide thin films using near IR laser pulses
J. Kim1, K. Park2, S. Jo2, B.-J. Kim3, and Y. W. Lee1,2,
1
Pukyong National University, 2Interdisciplinary Program of
Biomedical Mechanical & Electrical Engineering, Pukyong
National University, 3Mobrik Co. Ltd.
Fast wavelength stabilization of tunable lasers with theinternal wavelength locker
R. Kimura1, Y. Tatsumoto1, K. Sakuma1, H. Onji1, M.
Shimokozono2, H. Ishii2, and K. Kato1, 1Kyushu University,
2
NTT Device Technology Laboratories, NTT Corporation
Dynamic characteristics of all-optical feedforward fast
automatic gain control scheme for multicore erbiumdoped fiber amplifiers
K. Kitamura, K. Udagawa, and H. Masuda, Shimane
University
Theoretical modelling of photon-photon resonance on
active multimode interferometer laser diode toward
40GbpsB. Hong1, M. N. Uddin1, T. Kitano1, A. Tajima2, H. Jiang1, andK. Hamamoto1, 1Kyushu University, 2NEC corporation
Wavelength stabilization within 0.05 GHz with photomixing technique and laser current controlling
J. Tsuboi, T. Kuboki, and K. Kato, Kyushu University

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 27 October
H68

H69

H70

H71

H72
H73

H74

H75

H76

H77
H78

H79

Hybrid thin silicon nitride and electro-optic polymer
waveguide modulators
M. Ishino1, and S. Yokoyama2, 1Interdisciplinary Graduate
School of Engineering Sciences, Kyushu University, 2Institutefor Materials Chemistry and Engineering, Kyushu University
Characterization of ion implantation quantum wellintermixing for carrier confinement of VCSEL
S. Moriwaki, M. Saitou, S. Kunisada, and T. Miyamoto, Tokyo
Institute of Technology
Demonstration of photon-photon resonance peakenhancement by waveguide design modification on
active multimode interferometer laser diodeT. Kitano1, M. N. Uddin1, B. Hong1, A. Tajima2, H. Jiang1, andK. Hamamoto1, 1Kyushu University, 2NEC Corp.
Emission properties of distributed-feedback plastic
waveguide lasers fabricated with imprint lithography
M. Nakazumi, and K. Yamashita, Kyoto Institute ofTechnology
Synchronous THz wave combiner consisting of arrayedphotomixers
J. Haruki, K. Sakuma, and K. Kato, Kyushu University
Compact and robust phase stabilization system for highfrequency carrier generation using an integrated
lightwave circuit
Y. Fujimura1, K. Sakuma1, S. Takeuchi1, K. Kato1, S.
Hisatake2, and T. Nagatsuma2, 1Kyushu University, 2Osaka
University
A study of creative solar-light/solar-thermal separator
and its energy storage system
C.-W. Wang, C.-H. Chen, C.-J. Chiou, and T.-Y. Chiu,
National Chung Cheng University
Silicon waveguide polarization rotating Bragg gratingwith chirp, phase shift section or super-structure
schemeH. Okayama1,2, Y. Onawa1,2, D. Shimura1,2, H. Yaegashi1,2,and H. Sasaki1,2, 1Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd., 2PETRA
Reducing coupling loss between a silicon-cored fiberand a silica optical fiber
J.-H. Chen, Y.-T. Sun, and L. A. Wang, National Taiwan
University
Investigating the radiation tolerance of a laser array for
an optically reconfigurable gate array
K. Akagi, and M. Watanabe, Shizuoka University
Gap plasmon excitation into plasmonic waveguide using
Si waveguide
K. Okuda, T. Okamoto, and M. Haraguchi, Tokushima
University
Degradation of signal quality due to pump-phasefluctuation on non-degenerated fiber parametric phasesensitive amplifier repeaters
Y. Okamura, and A. Takada, Tokushima University

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 27 October
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H81
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H83

H84
H85

H86

H87

H88

H89

Influence of chromatic dispersion on opticaltransmission of 16QAM signals interleaved withreference lightY. Okamura1, N. Ishimura1, Y. Mitsui1, M. Hanawa2, and A.
Takada1, 1Tokushima University, 2University of Yamanashi
ONU power saving considering sleep period limitation in
QoS-aware cyclic sleep control with PI controller
T. Kikuchi, and R. Kubo, Keio University
Dynamic wavelength allocation technique withmulticast-capable AWG router for energy-efficient intradatacenter networks
T. Uesugi, and R. Kubo, Keio University
Single-shot detection of spatially quadrature amplitude
modulated signals in holographic data storage
T. Yamamoto, K. Yosidomi, K. Kanno, and M. Bunsen,
Fukuoka University
Widening the angle of view in wavefront coding
Y. Uemura, and S. Komatsu, Waseda University
Compound parabolic concentrator design for RGBW
LEDs light mixing
A.-C. Wei1, S.-C. Lo1, P.-F. Hung1, J.-Y. Lee1, C.-M. Li2, H.-C.
Huang2, and H.-Y. Yeh2, 1National Central University, 2Atomic
Energy Council
Wireless power transmission between a NIR VCSEL
array and silicon solar cells
M. Hirota1, S. Iio1, Y. Ohta1, Y. Niwa1, and T. Miyamoto2,
1
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., 2Tokyo Institute of Technology
Extended depth of field for laser-scanning barcode
reader with wavefront coding
W. Hashimoto, H. Sugita, and S. Komatsu, Waseda
University
Plenoptic cameras for imaging through aberrated
systems
H. Al-Ameryeen, J. Arines, and E. Acosta, University ofSantiago de Compostela
Information processing by using mutually-coupled
optoelectronic systems
M. Tezuka1, K. Kanno2, and M. Bunsen2, 1Fukuoka University,
2
Depertment of Electronics Engineering and Computer
Science, Fukuoka University
Break (16:15-16:30)

International Conference Room (5F)
16:30-17:30

Micro Concert

5F Lobby
17:30-19:30

Conference Party

Technical Sessions
Wednesday, 28 OctoberInternational Conference Room (5F)
9:00-10:45
Chairs:Session J: Optical Interconnects
T.-C. Lu, National Chiao Tung Univ.
T. Mizunami, Kyushu Inst. Tech.

J1
9:00

Optical RAM-enabled cache memory and optical routing
for chip multiprocessors (Invited)
N. Pleros, Aristotle Univ. Thessaloniki
J2
Sub-gigahertz beam switching with transverse-mode
9:30 coupled cavity VCSELs
M. Nakahama1, X. Gu1, T. Sakaguchi1, A. Matsutani2, and F.
Koyama1, 1P&I Lab., Tokyo Institute of Technology,
2
Semiconductor and MEMS Processing Center, Tokyo
Institute of Technology
J3
Ultra wide mode-hop free tuning around 1550-nm
9:45 telecom wavelength using high-speed MEMS-VCSELs
S. Paul1, J. Cesar1, C. Gierl1, M. T. Haidar1, B. Koegel2, C.
Neumeyr2, M. Ortsiefer2, and F. Kueppers1, 1Technische
Universitaet Darmstadt, 2VERTILAS GmbH
J4
Polarization dependence of germanium waveguide
10:00 propagation characteristics in the 1600-1700 nm
wavelength regions
T. Okumura, K. Oda, J. Kasai, M. Sagawa, and Y. Suwa,
Hitachi, Ltd
J5
Coupled mode analysis of high-speed transverse
10:15 coupled cavity VCSEL
S. Hu, and F. Koyama, Tokyo Institute of Technology
J6
Effect of metal side claddings on emission decay rate of
10:30 single quantum dots embedded in a subwavelength
semiconductor waveguideT. Yamamoto1, Y. Ota1, S. Ishida2, N. Kumagai1, S.
Iwamoto1,3, and Y. Arakawa1,3, 1Institute for Nano Quantum
information Electronics, University of Tokyo, 2ResearchCenter for Advanced Science and Technology, University ofTokyo, 3Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo
Break (10:45-11:00)
11:00-12:45
Chairs:Session K: Fabrication Technology and Components
J. E. Batubara, Bina Nusantara Univ.
S. Yasuda, Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.

K1
Prototyping and replication of polymer freeform micro11:00 optical components (Invited)
J. V. Erps, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
K2
Direct write grayscale lithography for arbitrary shaped
11:30 micro-optical surfaces
H.-C. Eckstein, M. Stumpf, P. Schleicher, S. Kleinle, A.
Matthes, U. D. Zeitner, and A. Bräuer, Fraunhofer Institute IOF
K3
Experiment on three-dimensional display using spatial
11:45 cross modulation method with an optical random
diffuser
H. Sakuma1, A. Okamoto1, A. Shibukawa2, H. Funakoshi3, Y.
Goto1, Y. Kan1, and A. Tomita1, 1Hokkaido University,
2
California Institute of Technology, 3Gifu University

Technical Sessions
Wednesday, 28 October
K4
High Abbe number and high refractive index organic12:00 inorganic nanocomposite films
B. Cai1, and O. Sugihara2, 2University of Shanghai for
Science and Technology, 2Utsunomiya University
K5
Micro-optics:
key
enabling
technology
for12:15 photolithography (Invited)
R. Voelkel, SUSS MicroOptics SA
Lunch (12:45-14:00)
14:00-15:45
Chairs:Session L: Passive and Functional Devices
N. Pleros, Aristotle Univ. Thessaloniki
M. Bunsen, Fukuoka Univ.

L1
Direct femtosecond laser writing in metallic
14:00 nanoparticle-containing films for photonic device
fabrication (Invited)
R. R.-Rojo1, J. L.-Rodriguez1, I. R.-Mendoza1, L. R.Fernandez2, and A. Oliver2, 1Centro de Investigación
Científica y de Educación Superior de Ensenada,
2
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
L2
Fabrication of periodically-poled structures in
14:30 MgO(8mol%):c-LiTaO3 crystal and waveguide SHG
devices
T. Oka, and T. Suhara, Osaka University
L3
EO Raman-Nath spatial light modulator with 1024 pixels
14:45 using cascaded periodically-poled three-stage gratings
M. Okazaki1, and T. Suhara2, 1SCREEN Holdings Co., Ltd.,
2
Osaka University
L4
Electro-optic polarization conversion type modulator
15:00 using domain-inverted 8 mol% MgO doped congruent
LiTaO3
T. Inoue, and T. Suhara, Osaka University
L5
Tunable hyperchromatic microlens array for compact 2D
15:15 spectrometry
P.-H. C.-Nguyen, A. Seifert, and H. Zappe, University ofFreiburg
L6
Array-antenna-electrode electro-optic modulator for
15:30 next-generation millimeter-wave wireless links
T. Inoue, H. Murata, and Y. Okamura, Osaka University
Break (15:45-16:00)
16:00-16:30
Chairs:Session PD: Post Deadline Papers
K. Hamamoto, Kyushu Univ.
S. Iwamoto, Univ. Tokyo

16:30-16:45

MOC Award Ceremony

16:45-17:00 Closing Remarks
Program Co-chairs:
K. Hamamoto, Kyushu Univ.
S. Iwamoto, Univ. Tokyo

Registration
Registration Fees
Before/On
After
Sept. 28, 2015 Sept. 29, 2015
Conference (General)¥42, 000¥47, 000(Student, Retiree)¥12, 000¥15, 000
Extra Copy of Digest¥6, 000¥6, 000
Conference Party¥3, 000¥3, 000
The conference fee includes admission to MOC '15 and a copyof Technical Digest.
MOC '15 Organizing Committee entrusts Event &Convention
House, Inc. with a part of the management.
Those who wish to attend MOC '15 should register online at

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If you have any questions, please contact:
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All payment should be made in Japanese yen by one of thefollowing methods:

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Pre-registration, by September 28, 2015, is encouraged and will
be entitled to reduced fees. Upon receipt of registration
information and payment, MOC '15 Registration Desk will sendan e-mail of confirmation which should be printed and presented
at the Conference Registration Desk.

Registration Cancellation Policy
No refunds of the registration fee will be made for any
reasons whatever. In the event of registrant unable to attend theconference, a copy of Technical Digest will be sent after the
conference.

Hotel Accommodations
MOC '15 Accommodation Desk
Kintetsu International Co., Ltd. will be the official agent for hotel
accommodations and other travel arrangements.
Kintetsu International Co., Ltd.
Open: Monday - Friday 9:30 am - 5:30 pm (Japan time)
Closed: Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays
Phone: +81-3-6891-9305, Fax: +81-3-6891-9405
E-mail: ecc5-15@or.knt.co.jp
Reservation should be made online no later than September 23,
2015 at http://www.comemoc.com/moc15/. Method of payment
is via credit card. (Master Card, VISA, American Express, JCB,
and Diners Club are available.) Balance of room charge will becharged after September 29, 2015.
Hotel
Name

Code

Yaoji
HakataHotel

1S

Sunroute
Hakata

2S

Room
Type

Room
ChargeSingle¥8,700Twin¥15,200

Single¥9,100Twin¥16,700

Hotel Location
5 minute walk from JR
Hakata Station
1 minute walk from JR
Hakata Station

6 minute walk from
Subway Tenjin Station
3S
3 minute walk from
Twin ¥14,200 Nishitetsu Fukuoka(Tenjin) Station
Single ¥19,000
Solaria
3 minute walk from
4S
Nishitetsu
Subway Tenjin Station
Twin ¥30,900
The above rates are per room, including breakfast, service
chargeandconsumption
tax.
Pleaserefer
tohttp://www.comemoc.com/moc15/ for hotel location information.
Nishitetsu
Inn
TenjinSingle¥7,700Hotel Cancellation Refund Policy
Any kind of cancellation or reservation change must be submitted
in writing to MOC '15 Accommodation Desk, Kintetsu
International Co., Ltd. If you cancel the reservation, Kintetsu
International Co., Ltd. will refund the accommodation fee after
deducting the following cancellation fee.
* Up to 14 days prior to the check-in date:No cancellation charge* 13 - 2 days prior to the check-in date:
20% of one night accommodation fee* 1 day prior to the check-in date:
80% of one night accommodation fee* On the day of occupancy or no notice given:
100% of one night accommodation fee

Conference Site
Conference Venue
The MOC’15 will take place at Fukuoka International Congress
Center. Fukuoka is located in the northern part of Kyushu Island(Japan’s third largest island, located south west of the mainisland). Fukuoka has regular flights to and from major domestic
and overseas cities. It takes about 2 hours from Narita or Haneda
Airport and about 1 hour from Kansai Airport to reach Fukuoka
Airport. It also takes about 5 hours from Tokyo and about 2.5hours from Shin-Osaka to Hakata Station (the central station of
Fukuoka) by bullet train (Shinkansen).

Fukuoka International Congress Center
2-1 Sekijo-machi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka 812-0032, Japan
TEL：+81-92-262-4111, FAX：+81-92-262-4701
http://www.marinemesse.or.jp/eng/congress/
http://www.welcome-fukuoka.or.jp/english/

Access Map
From Fukuoka Airport
1. Take subway to Hakata Station.
2. Take bus bound for Hakata Pier or Chuo Pier at bus stop E.
3. Get off at Kokusai Center / Sunpalace-mae or International
Congress Center / Sunpalace-mae.
From Hakata Station
1. Take bus bound for Hakata Pier or Chuo Pier at bus stop E.
2. Get off at Kokusai Center / Sunpalace-mae or International
Congress Center / Sunpalace-mae.
Narita Int’l
AirportHaneda Int’l
AirportKansai Int’l
AirportFlight 120 min.

Flight 110 min.

Flight 70 min.

Tokyo Station
Bullet Train
2.5 hours

Bullet Train Shin-Osaka
5 hours
StationFukuoka Airport

Bullet Train
2.5 hours

Subway 5 min.

Hakata Station
Bus 12 min.

Fukuoka International Congress Center
Map around Hakata Station and Conference site

Fukuoka International
Congress Center

NakasuKawabata St.
Gion St.

Hakata St.

NakasuBullet Train

Gofukumachi St.

Kagoshima Main LineN

Subwayto
AirportConference site locates at 2.4km from Hakata Station

Floor Map
All conference rooms are located on the 5th floor of the Fukuoka
International Congress Center.

Roof Deck
International
Conference Room
501

Lobby

504
502

503
505

5th floor
506

Schedule of Conference Rooms
International Conference Room (Room 501)
Oral Session, Oct. 26-28
Micro Concert, Oct. 27
Room 502, 503
Microoptics Review (Tutorial), Oct. 25
Poster Session, Oct. 27
Room 504, 505
Conference Office, Oct. 25-28
5F Lobby
Registration Desk, Oct. 25-28
Get Together, Oct. 25
Break, Oct. 25-28
Exhibition, Oct. 26-28
Poster Session, Oct. 27
Conference Party, Oct. 27

General Information
Visa
Visitors from countries whose citizens must have visas should
apply to a Japanese consular office or diplomatic mission in theirrespective country. For details, please contact your travel agent
or the local consular office in your country.

ClimateThe weather in Fukuoka during the period of the conference istypically sunny with temperature ranges between 13°C and 21°C.

Currency Exchange
Only Japanese yen (JPY, ¥) is acceptable at regular stores andrestaurants. Certain foreign currencies may be accepted at alimited number of hotels, restaurants and souvenir shops. You
can exchange your currency with Japanese yen at foreignexchange banks and other authorized money exchangers on
presentation of your passport.

Traveler's Checks and Credit Cards
Traveler's checks are accepted only by leading banks and major
hotels in principal cities, and the use of traveler's checks in Japanis not as popular as in some other countries. VISA, Master Card,
Diners Club, and American Express are widely accepted at
hotels, department stores, shops, restaurants and nightclubs.

Tipping
In Japan, tips are not necessary anywhere, even at hotels andrestaurants.

Electrical Appliances
Japan operates on 100 volts for electrical appliances. The
frequency is 50 Hz in eastern Japan including Tokyo, and 60 Hz
in western Japan including Fukuoka.

Further Information
The latest information on the conference will be also presented
on the Web site.

http://www.comemoc.com/moc15/

Contact
MOC'15 Conference Co-chair
Ryuichi Katayama (Fukuoka Inst. Tech.)Phone: +81-92-606-3135
E-mail: r-katayama@fit.ac.jp
Secretariat
Yukio Ogura
2325-26 Shimokawai-cho, Asahi-ku, Yokohama 2410806, Japan
Phone: +81-80-5412-0844
E-mail: ogura@comemoc.com

MOC ’15 Committee Members
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Conference Co-chairs
R. Katayama (Fukuoka Inst. Tech.)
M. Itoh (NTT Corp.)
Members
Y. Ando (Fujikura Ltd.)
M. Bunsen (Fukuoka Univ.)
T. Endo (Mitsubishi Electric Corp.)
M. Haruna (Osaka Univ.)
K. Hotate (Univ. Tokyo)
H. Kanamori (Sumitomo Electric Ind., Ltd.)K. Kato (Kyushu Univ.)
K. Kishino (Sophia Univ.)
K. Kodate (Univ. Electro-Communications)
Y. Koike (Keio Univ.)
S. Komatsu (Waseda Univ.)
K. Kuroda (Utsunomiya Univ.)
T. Maeda (Waseda Univ.)
K. Maru (Kagawa Univ.)
N. Mori (Konica Minolta, Inc.)
M. Naya (FUJIFILM Corp.)
N. Nishida (Univ. Tokushima)
H. Nishihara (Osaka Univ.)
K. Nishizawa (Tokyo Univ. Science, Suwa)
S. Nunoue (Toshiba Corp.)
Y. Okino (Kansai Univ.)
M. Ota (Canon Inc.)
S. Ozawa (Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.)
H. Takahashi (Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.)
H. Tsukamoto (Nikon Corp.)
K. Tsunetomo (Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.)Y. Uenishi (NTT Electronics Corp.)
K. Ueyanagi (TSS Co., Ltd.)S. Ura (Kyoto Inst. Tech.)
M. Watanabe (AIST)
I. Yamaguchi (Toyo Seiki Seisaku-Sho, Ltd.)T. Yamazaki (Olympus Corp.)
S. Yasuda (Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.)T. Yatagai (Utsunomiya Univ.)
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
R. Baets (Univ. Gent)
J. E. Bowers (UCSB)S. Fleming (Univ. Sydney, retired)
M. T. Flores-Arias (Univ. Santiago de Compostela)
M. Izutsu (JSPS / Waseda Univ.)
B. Y. Kim (KAIST)
M. Kujawinska (Warsaw Univ. Tech.)
Y. Liu (National Tsing Hua Univ.)
Y.-P. Park (Yonsei Univ.)
D. N. Payne (Univ. Southampton)
G. C. Righini (IFAC-CNR and Enrico Fermi Center)

H. K. Shin (Opticis Co., LTD)
C. G. Someda (Galilean Academy of Sciences, Humanities and
Arts)
W. J. Stewart (FREng, FInstP, FIET, FOSA)
Y. Suematsu (Tokyo Inst. Tech.)
H. Thienpont (Vrije Univ. Brussel)
C. S. Tsai (UC Irvine)
T. Uchida (Inst. Appl. Opt.)
S. C. Wang (National Chiao Tung Univ.)
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Co-chairs
K. Hamamoto (Kyushu Univ.)
S. Iwamoto (Univ. Tokyo)
Domestic Members
Y. Arakawa (ICO, Univ. Tokyo)
H. Fuji (Sharp Corp.)
K. Goto (Tokai Univ., retired)
Y. Handa (Canon Inc.)
G. Hatakoshi (Toshiba Corp.)
N. Honda (IEEE PS, NTT West Corp.)
K. Iga (Tokyo Inst. Tech.)
T. Ishigure (Keio Univ.)
E. Katayama (FurukawaElectricCo.,Ltd.)K. Kato (Kyusyu Univ.)
S. Kawai (Opto eCollege Corp.)
S. Kimura (Toshiba Corp.)
S. Kogo (Konica Minolta, Inc.)
Y. Kokubun (Yokohama National Univ.)
M. Kuwata (Mitsubishi Electric Corp.)
T. Miyamoto (Tokyo Inst. Tech.)
T. Mizumoto (Tokyo Inst. Tech.)
H. Nakajima (Waseda Univ.)
K. Ogawa (Japan Women's Univ.)
S. Ryu (IEEE PS, SoftBank Telecom Corp.)
A. Sakai (Ricoh Co., Ltd.)
A. Sakamoto (Fujikura Ltd.)
H. Shoji (Sumitomo Electric Ind., Ltd.)O. Sugihara (Utsunomiya Univ.)
T. Suhara (Osaka Univ.)
T. Suzuki (Hitachi Ltd.)
H. Takahashi (Sophia Univ.)
Y. Tsuchiya (Nagoya Inst. Tech.)
Y. Uozu (Mitsubishi Rayon Co., Ltd.)K. Yamamoto (Osaka Univ.)
S. Yamashita (IEEE PS, Univ. Tokyo)
K. Yokomori (JST)T. Yoshihiro (FUJIFILM Corp.)*Domestic Members are also Organizing Committee Members.

Overseas Members
E. Acosta (Univ. Santiago de Compostela)
J. E. Batubara (Bina Nusantara Univ.)
A. Brӓuer (Fraunhofer IOF)
C. J. Chang-Hasnain (UC Berkeley)
K.-S. Chiang (City Univ. Hong Kong)
S. Jackson (Univ. Sydney)
Y.-J. Kim (Yonsei Univ.)
T.-C. Lu (National Chiao Tung Univ.)
Y. Luo (Tsinghua Univ.)
J. Mohr (Karlsruher Institut für Technologie)
H. Ottevaere (Vrije Univ. Brussel)
N.-C. Park (Yonsei Univ.)
J. J. G. M. van der Tol (Eindhoven Univ. Tech.)
K. Yu (KAIST)LOCAL STEERING COMMITTEE
Chair
K. Kato (Kyushu Univ.)
Advisors
H. Furuta (Fukuoka Univ., retired)
K. Kurosawa (Miyazaki Univ., retired)T. Okada (Kyushu Univ.)
Members
M. Bunsen (Fukuoka Univ.)
K. Hamamoto (Kyushu Univ.)
Y. Ishida (Yasukawa Electric Corp.)
R. Katayama (Fukuoka Inst. Tech.)
S. Kubodera (Miyazaki Univ.)
T. Mizunami (Kyushu Inst. Tech.)
H. Nakajima (Waseda Univ.)

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