Abstract
Advanced Photonic and Electronic Systems WILGA 2010 SPIE - PSP WILGA Symposium gathers two times a year in January and in May new adepts of advanced photonic and electronic systems. The event is oriented on components and applications. WILGA Symposium on Photonics and Web Engineering is well known on the web for its devotion to "young research" promotion under the eminent sponsorship of international engineering associations like SPIE and IEEE. WILGA is supported by the most important national organizations like KEiT PAN and PSP-Photonics Society of Poland. The Symposium is organized since 1998 twice a year. It has gathered over 4000 young researchers and published over 2000 papers mainly internationally, including more than 1000 in 10 published so far volumes of Proc. SPIE. This paper is a digest of WILGA Symposium Series and WILGA 2010 summary.
Highlights
Year, the Symposium of Young Scientists WLGA Photonics Applications and Web Engineering will mark a modest, yet round, 40th edition and 20th anniversary of its diligent service to the photonics and electronics research communities [1-3]
Today we discuss a vivid and colourful edition of the WILGA 38th, which gathered as every year, for the last several years, more than 350 participants, which included primarily graduate M.Sc. students, Ph.D. candidates, and young scientists, most of them just turned Ph.D., from all over the country and from abroad
During the last twenty years of WILGA Symposium activities the aggregate number of participants mounted to several thousands of young scientists
Summary
Year, the Symposium of Young Scientists WLGA Photonics Applications and Web Engineering will mark a modest, yet round, 40th edition and 20th anniversary of its diligent service to the photonics and electronics research communities [1-3]. Today we discuss a vivid and colourful edition of the WILGA 38th, which gathered as every year, for the last several years, more than 350 participants, which included primarily graduate M.Sc. students, Ph.D. candidates, and young scientists, most of them just turned Ph.D., from all over the country and from abroad. Today among the electronic and photonics engineers, telecommunications engineers and IT engineers, working at home and abroad, the Wilga has at least several hundred "graduates", i.e. having Wilga in their CVs, with a doctorate degree.
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