Stellar Intensity Interferometry Workshop – Waischenfeld (Germany) – October 13 – 17, 2025
The workshop Stellar Intensity Interferometry aims at gathering researchers involved in the modern revival of intensity interferometry, its enabling technologies (detectors, photonics…) and closely related interferometric techniques. It combines the two successful workshops from last year „Stellar Intensity Interferometry“ (Porquerolles, French Riviera) and „Future Prospects of Intensity Interferometry“ (Perimeter Institute, Canada).
Topics include:
- History
- Science Goals
- Imaging Atmospheric Cherenkov Telescopes (IACTs)
- Optical Telescopes
- Arrays of Small Telescopes
- Amplitude Interferometry
- Detector Development
- Quantum Optics with II
- Image Reconstruction & Advanced Methods
Workshop | Stellar Intensity Interferometry 2025 |
Date | October 13th – October 17th 2025 |
Location | Research Campus Waischenfeld (Germany) of the Fraunhofer Society |
Registration
Registration is possible until xx.month 2025 via the following form.
(link to registration form)
The conference fee is xxx EUR and includes full board for the entire week, accommodation in single rooms, bus transfer to and from Waischenfeld (from/to Nuremberg via Erlangen on Monday and Friday), and an excursion to the castle „Rabenstein“.
More details
Dates: October 13th – October 17th 2025
Arrival is planned on Monday (12th) afternoon, the scientific program will start on Tuesday morning. It will end on Friday at noon. Departure will be on Friday (13th) after lunch.
Location & Transport
The workshop will be held at Research Campus Waischenfeld of the Fraunhofer Society – located near the metropolitan area Nuremberg – Fürth – Erlangen in Germany. We will organise a bus transfer from Nuremberg via Erlangen to Waischenfeld on Monday afternoon and back from Waischenfeld via Erlangen to Nuremberg on Friday after lunch.
![]() |
![]() |
Accomodation
We have booked rooms on-site at the Research Campus and at the nearby hotel „Hotel zur Post“ for all participants. Board and lodging (from the Dinner on Monday to the lunch on Friday) are included in the conference fee.
Scientific Advisory Committee
Neal Dalal (Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics)
Stefan Funk (ECAP, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg)
William Guerin (CNRS / Université de la Côte d’Azur)
Robin Kaiser (CNRS / Université de la Côte d’Azur)
Joachim von Zanthier (QOQI, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg)