9th International Conference on

Optics, Photonics, and Lasers

June 17-18, 2027 Prague, Czech Republic

IMPORTANT DATES

Abstract Submission Opens

April 25, 2026

Abstract Submission Deadline

December 30, 2026

Early Bird Registration Deadline

September 30, 2026

First Call Registration Deadline

October 30, 2026

On Spot/Final Call Registration Deadline

June 17-18, 2027

ISTCOPL 2027 | Prague, Czech Republic

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InvoSciTech

About

InovSciTech is a conference, meetings, seminars, and workshops organizer which is focused on Clinical, Medical, Life Sciences, Engineering, and Technology. We promote the latest research, developments, and issues in the scientific community. It provides a platform for leading academic scientists, researchers, and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results.

InovSciTech aims to support research brilliance through networking platforms and its mission is to encourage global communication, and collaboration, promote professional interaction and lifelong learning; recognize outstanding contributions of individuals and organizations. We believe in Inclusiveness and affirmative actions.

Who We Are

InovSciTech is specialized in organizing scientific conferences, meetings, and workshops internationally, to encourage networking and knowledge sharing, building and strengthening, discussing and demonstrating the technology by scientists, dynamic professors, ardent academicians, intellectual scholars, leaders, and research fellows.

What We Do

InovSciTech is involved in vitalizing and refining the knowledge of Science, Engineering & Technology to analyze the past, investigate the present and formulate a new form of applied science in the future. We provide the best content, an excellent delegate experience, exceptional networking opportunities with equally passionate professionals, and a great association to be in touch with people personally.

Mission

InovSciTech aim to create an ideal platform by promoting research by connecting scientists and researchers within and across disciplines at conferences and workshops that create an environment for information exchange, and the generation of new ideas and technologies in Science and technology.

About Conference

The International Research Conference Aims and Objectives

The 9th International Conference on Optics, Photonics, and Lasers (ISTCOPL 2027) will take place from June 17–18, 2027, in Prague, Czech Republic. This prestigious gathering serves as a vital global forum for physicists, engineers, and industry pioneers to unveil the latest breakthroughs in light-based technologies and quantum science.

The conference content spans the full spectrum of fundamental research and commercial applications. Core tracks in optics delve into physical, geometrical, and adaptive optics, showcasing how advanced lens design and imaging systems evolve. The photonics sessions highlight major strides in silicon photonics, biophotonics, and optical communications, emphasizing high-speed data transmission and medical diagnostic devices. Meanwhile, the laser technology track covers high-power lasers, ultrafast laser spectroscopy, and precise laser material processing used in advanced manufacturing.

Over two intensive days, attendees will engage with a robust, peer-reviewed academic program. The agenda features visionary keynote addresses from global field leaders, alongside competitive oral presentations and dynamic poster sessions. Specialized technical workshops will tackle emerging frontiers, including quantum cryptography, meta-materials, and optical sensing for autonomous vehicles.

Beyond theoretical exchange, ISTCOPL 2027 bridges the gap between academic lab benches and industrial applications. Dedicated networking forums and industrial exhibitions allow delegates to cultivate international partnerships, share innovative testing methodologies, and spark collaborative research initiatives. Set in the historic city of Prague, the event offers a comprehensive and inspiring program engineered to drive the next generation of optical breakthroughs.