• Romaniuk, Ryszard S.

Abstract

The paper debates research and development subjects and chosen works presented during the traditional symposiumWILGA in its winter and summer 2014 editions. The papers were presented by young scientists. It was already the 33 rdand 34 theditions of this Symposium popular among young researchers. Symposium sessions embraced the followingmainresearchareas:computationalandartificialintelligence,softwareengineering,managingofgiganticdatasets,softwareandfirmwaretypeofprogrammingforphotonicandelectroniccircuitsandsystems,multiprocessorarchitecturesincludingFPGA-DSPandCPUchips,developmentandapplicationsofembeddedsystems,dynamicelectronicsystemreconfiguration,ultra-precisesynchronizationoftimeandfrequencyindistributedcontrolandmeasurementsystems,design,buildingandtestingofphotonicandelectronicsystemsforresearchexperimentsinphysics,astronomy,industryandspacetechnologies,andopto-genetics.ThecycleofWILGASymposia[wilga.ise.pw.edu.pl] on Photonics and Web Engineering, Advanced Electronic Systems, under the auspices of SPIE,IEEE, KEiT PAN (Polish Academy of Sciences), PKOpto SEP (Association of Polish Electrical Engineers) and WEiTIPW (Faculty of E&IT, Warsaw University of Technology) was initiated in 1998 by a Research Team PERG/ELHEPISE PW. The WILGA conferences take place two times a year and the participants are young scientists from Poland andabroad.Thispaperdebateschosentopicaltracksandsomepaperspresentedduringthe33and34WILGAMulti-Conference, which took place in January 2014 at the Faculty of WEiTI PW, and in May/June 2014 in Wilga Resort. TheJanuaryconferencewasattendedbyaround100personsandtheMayconferencewasattendedbyover350youngresearchers. Here we discuss closer the subjects of biomedical photonics, electronics and informatics, as well as chosenaspects of applications of advanced photonic, electronic circuits and systems. The 35 and 36 WILGA Symposium willtake place in January and May 2015 traditionally in WUT WILGA resort near Warsaw. These two editions of WILGA2014 Conferences - January and May have generated around 250 articles, from which around 100, the best ones, werechosenbytheSymposiumandConferenceCommitteestobepublishedinthisvolumeofProc.SPIE.WILGASymposium papers are traditionally submitted via the WILGA web page [wilga.ise.pw.edu.pl] to the SPIE Proceedingspublishing system [spie.org]. Email for the correspondence is: photonics@ise.pw.edu.pl. All Wilga papers are publishedin journals Elektronika, IJET-PAN and in Proc.SPIE. Topical tracks of the symposium usually embrace, among others,newtechnologiesforphotonics,sensoryandnonlinearopticalfibers,objectorienteddesignofhardware,photonicmetrology, optoelectronics and photonics applications, photonics-electronics co-design, optoelectronic and electronicsystems for astronomy and high energy physics experiments, JET (Joint European Torus) and pi-of-the sky experimentsdevelopment. The symposium in its two editions a year is a summary of the development of numerable Ph.D. thesescarried out in Poland and this geographical region in the area of advanced electronic and photonic systems. It is also agreat occasion for SPIE, IEEE, OSA and PSP (Photonics Society of Poland) members, young researchers and studentsto meet together in a large group spanning the whole country with guests from this part of Europe.

Topics

• impedance spectroscopy
• experiment
• informatics