About CLEO-PR 2015
The 11th Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Pacific Rim (CLEO-PR 2015) brought together researchers, engineers, and professionals from across the Pacific Rim and beyond. Held in Korea, the conference served as a premier forum for presenting the latest advances in lasers, photonics, and electro-optics.
The program featured plenary talks by distinguished speakers, invited presentations, contributed papers, and educational short courses. Attendees had opportunities to engage with cutting-edge research, explore exhibition displays, and connect with colleagues from academia and industry.
Organizational Structure
The conference was guided by dedicated organizing and technical committees. For details on committee members and their roles, visit the Committees page. General inquiries could be directed through the Contact Us page.
Scope & Topics
CLEO-PR 2015 covered a broad range of topics in lasers and electro-optics, including solid-state lasers, semiconductor lasers, nonlinear optics, ultrafast phenomena, optical communications, biophotonics, and nanophotonics. The technical program was designed to reflect both fundamental research and applied developments across these fields.
Program Highlights
A high-level schedule was available through the Program at a Glance page. The conference also offered short courses for attendees seeking in-depth instruction on specialized topics — see the Short Courses page for more information.
Registration & Participation
Online registration for CLEO-PR 2015 was managed through an external platform. Detailed registration guidelines were provided to assist participants with the process. Visit the Registration Guidelines page for further information.
The conference information pages served as a central resource for all participants, covering every aspect of attending CLEO-PR 2015 from the initial submission of papers to the final day of the program. Prospective authors found detailed guidelines for preparing official papers, poster presentations, and postdeadline submissions, along with clear instructions for the peer-review process. The site also outlined the structure of the meeting, which included plenary and invited talks, short courses for professional development, and contributed sessions spanning the breadth of lasers and electro-optics research. Practical details for attendees were equally well documented, including registration procedures, hotel accommodations, transportation options in Korea, and the conference venue itself. Supplementary information about the exhibition, sponsorship opportunities, and optional tours rounded out the offering, ensuring that every visitor could plan a seamless and productive conference experience.