DoKDoK

FAQ

• What is DoKDoK?

  DoKDoK is a scientific conference for doctoral (PhD) and master's students in all areas of optics and photonics. The conference aims to help young researchers connect with each other, exchange knowledge, and polish their conference presentation skills by offering an authentic atmosphere for scientific exchange at eye level.

  DoKDoK is hosted by the Abbe School of Photonics (ASP) of the Friedrich Schiller University Jena. The conference is traditionally organized by a team of ASP doctoral students.

• What topics does DoKDoK cover?

  The conference addresses doctoral students, master's students, and young post-docs working in optics and photonics. Technical sessions will cover topics including Ultrafast Optics, Non-linear Optics, Biophotonics, Spectroscopy, Microscopy & Imaging, Micro- & Nanooptics, Quantum Optics, Optical Sensing & Metrology, Optical System Design, Semiconductor Optics, Fiber Optics, and more.

• Why should I participate in DoKDoK?

  DoKDoK provides doctoral students the unique chance to get into close contact with other young researchers. The flat hierarchy creates an innovative and open-minded environment to present and discuss achievements and new ideas, as well as address difficulties in the scientific work of young researchers. Additionally, the scientific program will be supplemented by keynote lectures from experienced scientists at the top of their fields. Furthermore, company representatives will give insights into job and career opportunities.

• Submission and Registration Information

  Yet to be announced.

• Previous DoKDoK events

  Take a look at the past DoKDoKs!

  • DoKDoK 2025 in Eisenach
  • DoKDoK 2024 in Suhl
  • DoKDoK 2023 in Luisenthal
  • DoKDOK 2022 in Arnstadt
  • DoKDoK lite 2021 in Jena
  • DoKDoK 2019 in Eisenach
  • DoKDoK 2018 in Friedrichroda
  • DoKDoK 2017 in Suhl
  • DoKDoK 2016 at Castle Oppurg
  • DoKDoK 2015 in Eisenach
  • DoKDoK 2013 in Suhl
  • DoKDoK 2012 at Castle Oppurg
  • DoKDoK 2011 in Naumburg