The first camp presents the idea of how to discover essential physical-optics effects and phenomena in modern optical systems and how to include them in your modeling and design. We will dive right into the software with hands-on exercises on typical applications accompanied by the corresponding workflows. After the course you will be able to build up your optical system and perform an analysis and design thereof being familiar with different modeling technologies and optimization tools in VirtualLab Fusion.

During the second camp of the training, you will get an overview of different applications of diffractive optics. After completing this course, you will have a comprehensive understanding of the theory and use of modeling techniques for micro- and nanostructures in VirtualLab Fusion. We will provide you with hands-on workflows on the modeling and design in VirtualLab Fusion of various types of gratings and diffractive optical elements (DOEs) for different applications. You will be able to perform an analysis of complete optical systems which include gratings and diffractive optical elements.

Students of the Bauhaus-University Weimar, Germany are conducting a study of customer satisfaction in the optics and photonics industry as part of a course in practical marketing research. The focus of the analysis is on the user-friendliness of simulation software and on the external communication of the providers since there is no scientifically relevant data in this industry yet.

If you use simulation software, they are looking forward to your participation! The results of the survey serve scientific purposes only.
You will need about 10 minutes to complete the questionnaire.
Thank you very much for your help!