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14th International Conference on New Developments and Applications in Optical Radiometry (NEWRAD 2021)

NIST is closely monitoring guidance from Federal, State, and local health authorities on the outbreak of COVID-19. To protect the health and safety of NIST employees and the American public they continue to serve, NIST has decided to postpone indefinitely. The rescheduled dates are 21 Jun - 24 Jun 2021.

For more information on COVID-19, please visit: cdc.gov/covid19

On June 21-24, 2021, NIST will hold the 14th International Conference on New Developments and Applications in Optical Radiometry (NEWRAD 2021).

The NEWRAD Conference covers all aspects of optical radiation measurements and a wide range of topics will be presented during our four day program, including Earth remote sensing observations and Quantum optics technologies. Individual sessions will be devoted to these specific themes. In addition to an ambitious presentation schedule, there will be opportunities to visit nearby institutes that we hope to be of interest to all participants.

Topic	Invited speakers	Suggested Title
Earth Observation (EAO)	Bruce Wielicki (NASA)	SI traceable space climate observing system
Solar/Stellar Radiometry (SSR)	Odele Coddington (LASP)	TSIS solar spectral irradiance measurements
Quantum Optic Technologies (QOT)	Robin Williams, (NRC)	Nanowire-based Sources of Non-classical Light
Source Based Radiometry (SBR)	Dr. Kuniaki Amemiya in (NMIJ)	Novel perfect blackbody sheet having nano-precision surface microtextures for a planar standard radiator
Detector-based radiometry: scale realisations (DBS)	Jarle Gran (Justervesenet, Norway)	Three-dimensional modelling of photodiode performance
Detector-based radiometry: applications (DBA)	Chris Yung, (NIST)	Broadband absolute radiometers for far infrared sensing
Optical properties of materials/components (OPM)	Ramin Lalezari, (Five Nine Optics)	Design and Evaluation of Optics Having Extremely High-Reflectance
Photon Momentum (PM)	Stephan Schlamminger, (NIST)	Photonic Force Measurements and Optical Power Traceable to Planck's Constant
Other topics (OT)	TBD	Gravitational Wave Measurement of the Hubble Constant

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