17th November 2022: WOPM-2022 Session Recordings
Thank you to all who participated in WOPM-2022!
We are pleased to announce the recordings from WOPM- 2022 are now available. You can access individual links to each talk on the program schedule, no password is required.
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29th July 2022: WOPM-2022 Registration, Accommodation and Programme
We are now just a month away from the meeting in Birmingham and it is time to register. Please go to https://biomag2020.org/satellite-meetings/ and ensure your place this year. You will also have the option to register for BIOMAG single day at a discounted rate.
The university offers accommodation on campus that can be added to your registration. Please go to https://biomag2020.org/accommodation/ to see the options. If you need to add these on at a later stage please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Registration deadlines:
The hotel facilities for the meeting are now rapidly becoming more scarce and we are going to have to commit to attendee numbers by 3th of August. That means that increasing numbers after that day is at a higher price, so unfortunately after that date the registration fee will increase by £50.
The registration will ultimately close on 17th of August, so please register as soon as possible for this first full-scale in-person WOPM meeting in three years.
Programme:
We are also pleased to announce the draft programme for WOPM-2022.
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9th June 2022: WOPM-2022 Registration
Abstract submission is now closed.
To register to attend WOPM-2022 please visit BIOMAG 2022 (Satellite meetings).
For any questions regarding registration and accommodation please contact: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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22nd April 2022: Abstract Submission
Abstract submission is now open. Please note the submission deadline for WOPM-2022 is Monday 16th May 2022.
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29th March 2022: WOPM-2022 Launch
We are pleased to announce this year’s Workshop on Optically Pumped Magnetometers (WOPM-2022), which will be held as a satellite to BIOMAG 2022 (https://biomag2020.org/#) in Birmingham, UK.
WOPM-2022 will start a day earlier than BIOMAG and run for a full day on Sunday 28th of August (plan on a Saturday arrival in Birmingham). The subject of that day will primarily be sensor development and technology while applications of OPMs in biomagnetism will be covered in a separate session on the Monday in parallel with BIOMAG. Additionally, there are several symposia on OPMs planned at BIOMAG optimising the synergies between the two meetings.
We would like to encourage the WOPM community to submit relevant contributions to BIOMAG and be aware that the poster submission deadline is Thursday 7th April.
The submission deadline for WOPM-2022 will be Monday 16th May. The submission will be through this site and will be available shortly.
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Sponsors
Special thanks to our sponsors for WOPM-2022:
UK Quantum Technology Hub Sensors and Timing
The UK Quantum Technology Hub Sensors and Timing (led by the University of Birmingham) brings together world-leading experts from Physics and Engineering from the Universities of Birmingham, Glasgow, Imperial, Nottingham, Southampton, Strathclyde and Sussex, NPL and the British Geological Survey to drive commercial exploitation of quantum sensor technology in collaboration with industry. Particular areas of focus are magnetometry, geophysics, navigation, timing and underpinning technology aimed at reducing the size, weight power and cost of future sensor systems.
The QT Hub, which has over 100 projects valued at approximately £100 million, is keen to collaborate with industry companies to further advance quantum sensor technologies.
The UK Quantum Technology Hub Sensors and Timing is part of the National Quantum Technologies Programme (NQTP), which was established in 2014 and has EPSRC, IUK, STFC, MOD, NPL, BEIS, and GCHQ as partners.
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Website: http://www.quantumsensors.org/
MEGIN
Our mission is to satisfy the thirst to understand the human brain.
MEGIN is the global leader for Magnetoencephalography (MEG) Technology. We are experts in detecting and visualizing brain function, working together with clinicians, scientists, and healthcare organizations, as well as other partners to develop, deliver and support our MEG technology. Our technology and its applications transform neuroscience research and clinical decision making to improve people’s health.
Website: www.megin.com
If you're interested in sponsoring WOPM-2022 please contact the organizing committee.
Sponsors
Special thanks to our sponsors for WOPM-2024:
MAG4Health
MAG4Health, a European start-up, pioneers Quantum technology in MEG, offering a turnkey optically-pumped magnetometers (OPM)-MEG system that operates at room temperature eliminating cryogenics and suppressing heat dissipation issues. The large dynamic range and frequency bandwidth enhance accessibility for a wide range of applications in academic and clinical research.
Website: www.mag4health.com
QuSpin
QuSpin, founded in 2012 and based in Louisville, Colorado, is a leader in developing advanced optical magnetometers. The company specializes in non-cryogenic, highly sensitive magnetic field sensors for biomedical and geophysical applications, utilizing cutting-edge technology to offer flexible, user-friendly solutions.
Website: www.quspin.com
Twinleaf
Twinleaf is focused on the research and development of breakthrough new types of optical magnetometer. Twinleaf is home to OMG Optical Magnetic Gradiometer and PPM Pulsed Pump Magnetometer - the most sensitive magnetometers for use unshielded in the real world.
Website: www.twinleaf.com
If you're interested in sponsoring WOPM-2024 please contact the organizing committee.