About the Conference


Quantum Optics is a conference that periodically gathers leading scientists in the fields of optics and quantum optics from different regions of the world.

Held for the first time under the organization of the University of Rochester, New York, in the 1960s, this first edition was attended by leading figures in this area of study in the United States, such as physicists Leonard Mandel and Emil Wolf.

In Latin America, the first of these meetings was held in Santiago, Chile, in 2000. Since then, these meetings have been held every two years, which brings us to this new Quantum Optics 2024 in the city of Puerto Varas, in the Los Lagos region of Chile.

This year, the conference aims to reunite diverse members of academia to facilitate research collaboration and the exchange of key knowledge for the international development of Quantum Optics but also seeks to recognize the trajectory of Chilean researcher Miguel Orszag, who organized the first edition of the congress.


Code of Conduct

For this event, we address the Optica Code of Conduct for every conference participant, which can be found by following the next link:

https://www.optica.org/en-us/meetings/code_of_conduct/