ANNUAL REPORT
DECEMBER 2017
SPIE Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Chapter.
Centro de Ciencias Aplicadas y Desarrollo Tecnológico,
Circuito Exterior S/N, Ciudad Universitaria, Coyoacán, México D.F.,
04510.
Tel: +(52)(55)5622-8602 ext. 1215
Conctact:
FB: SPIE UNAM Chaper
http://www.academicos.ccadet.unam.mx/spie/
email: [email protected]
1. Memebers Details
1.1 Elected Officers 2017
Officer Name e-mail SPIE ID #
President Itzel Reyna Morales [email protected]
Vice-President Jennyfer Zapata Farfan [email protected]
Secretary Juan Manuel Gómez Cruz [email protected]
Treasurer Gabriel Castillo Santiago [email protected] 3520535
Advisor Rufino Díaz Uribe rufino. [email protected] 385074
1.2 List of current members
Total: 43 members
Name Expires
Anays Acevedo Barrera 27 July 2018
Luis Enrique Alcántar Villegas 6 September 2018
Giovanni Alonso-Torres 17 May 2018
Sergio Anaya-Vera 6 March 2018
Victor de Emanuel Armengol-Cruz 2 March 2018
Santiago Bernal Langarica 21 May 2018
Mildred Soccoro Cano 17 May 2018
Pablo Castro-Marín 4 May 2018
Yozhimar Raúl Cisneros 21 June 2018
Jaime Donlucas Pérez 24 May 2018
Angel Eduardo Escarcega Mendicuti 14 January 2018
Berenice García 6 September 2018
Yesenia-Angelica Garcia-Jomaso 29 May 2018
Juan Manuel Gomez Cruz 16 November 2017
Andrea Gómez-Beltrán 21 March 2018
Juan Manuel González López 21 May 2018
Francisco Gonzalez-Martinez 21 May 2018
Andrés Gutiérrez Valdés 25 November 2017
Guillermo Alejandro Hernandez Mendoza 21 May 2018
Martín Jiménez-Rodríguez 27 March 2018
Mónica Maldonado-Terrón 18 May 2018
Daniela Margarito 26 November 2017
Ivan Montes 15 November 2017
José Agustín Moreno-Larios 27 August 2018
Mitzi Ordóñez Pérez 19 October 2017
Federico Ortiz Trejo 17 October 2017
Arturo Osorio-Infante 4 November 2017
Reinher Pimentel-Dominguez 21 May 2018
Diana Pineda 30 July 2018
Osvaldo Ponce-Hernández 22 May 2018
Gina Prado-Prone 12 January 2018
Catalina Ramírez-Guerra 3 May 2018
Itzel Reyna-Morales 17 January 2018
Omar Rodriguez Nunez 15 January 2018
Sandra Sánchez 21 May 2018
Juan Salvador Tafoya Vargas 19 November 2017
Jaime Tinoco-Campuzano 18 May 2018
Elsa Fernanda Torres-Feria 21 May 2018
Félix-Esteban Torres-González 30 May 2018
Jonathan Urrutia-Anguiano 30 July 2018
Celestino Vargas 18 May 2018
Amado Velázquez-Benítez 3 November 2017
Jennyfer Zapata 9 January 2018
1.3 Chapter Benefits 2017
Grant Status Activity Grant used
Visiting Lecturer used
Optics Outreach used
Officer travel used
2. Report of activities monthly and weekly We organize a monthly lecture in different facilities of The National Autonomous
University of México (UNAM) mainly with local speakers, but we also had two
external invited speakers. All events have been announced in the printed and
digital university gazette, in addition with our printed posters and digital
advertising that circulates in multiple social networks. We decide as a Chapter to
spend part of our
activity grant ($35.00 USD per lecture) in snacks, beverages and others. In order to
make the lectures more enjoyable, and in an optics-related memorabilia as a
present to all our speakers. Publicity spent was cover by our university. We had an
average of 30 people assisting per seminary. In the next table we present the
month and the lecture given by the invited speakers.
2.1 Monthly:
Month Lecturer Institution Title
January
Dr. Nicolas K. Fontaine
Bell Labs & Nokia Space Division multiplexed optical communications over
multimode fiber
February
Dr. Mayo Villagrán CCADET, UNAM. “Algunas aplicaciones de Láseres pulsados de ns”
March
Dra. Ma. Beatriz de la Mora-Mójica
CCADET, UNAM. “Propiedades fotónicas y plasmónicas de
nanamateriales y su aplicación para el desarrollo de
biosensores y biomarcadores.”
April Dr. Enoch Gutiérrez Herrera
CCADET, UNAM. “Fotomedicina: algunas aplicaciones”
May
Dr. Asur Guadarrama Santana
CCADET, UNAM.
“Avances y perspectivas de un sistema de medición temporal
de bajo ruido basado en perturbaciones de campo eléctrico para aplicaciones
físico-químicas y biológicas”
November Dr. Bernardino Barrientos García
Centro de Investigaciones en
Óptica
“Algunas aplicaciones en Óptica”
December Dra. Ma. Del Carmen López Bautista
Instituto de Ingeniería, UNAM
“Sensores refractométricos basados en fibras
microsestructuradas”
Publicity of Monthly Lecture:
2.2 Weekly
The Department of Optics at CCADET/UNAM organizes a weekly seminar with students and researchers. This year the SPIE UNAM Chapter was given the task to organize completely the weekly seminar and it was consolidated for a higher number of attendees, inviting more students from other institutes, colleges, universities and entrepreneurs related to optics and photonics. We spent $20.00 USD per week in snacks, beverages and others. With usually three or four editions per month and an average of 35 people per seminary. In the modality of weekly seminars we give opportunity to regular students, student in social service, no-graduate students and recent graduates that presents their first works and contributions to the academic environment and their we could be evaluated by doctors, PhDs and master students promoting in this way a positive feedback.
3. OPUMA – UFO 2017
What is OPUMA – UFO 2017?
OPUMA - UFO 2017 was created by the members of SPIE-UNAM Student Chapter with the
intention of giving continuity to “The First School of Optics and Photonics SPIE-UNAM” and
OPUMA (Optics, Photonics and Upcoming Methods and Applications) 2016 held from July
31st to August 4th at the center for Applied Sciences and Technological Development
(CCADET) UNAM.
Aim of OPUMA – UFO 2017
This year our event OPUMA- UFO (Ultrafast Optics School) was organized together with
several internal institutions on UNAM (Mexico) and the University of Salamanca (USAL) at
Spain by the office of divulgation and contact in the UNAM. The USAL participated and
sponsored with the representation of Dr. Camilo Méndez (USAL) and Dra. Martha Fuertes
(Centro de Ciencias de la Complejidad, UNAM).
The internal sponsored was:
Posgrado Ingeniería Eléctrica – UNAM
Dirección General de Personal Académico – UNAM
Instituto de Ciencias Nucleares – UNAM
Centro de ciencias Aplicadas y Desarrollo Tecnológico – UNAM.
Centro de Ciencias de la Complejidad – UNAM.
International Sponsor:
University of Salamanca – Spain
SPIE
Main program and poster OPUMA – UFO 2017:
** C3: Centro de Ciencias de la Complejidad front of Universum Museum
OPUMA CONFERENCE – UFO 2017
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
(CCADET) ( C3 ) (CCADET) (CCADET) (CCADET)
8:30-9:30 Registro 9:30-10:00
Dr. Jesús Garduño Workshop: Dr. Alfred
Mesa Redonda 10:00-10:30 Inauguración
Mtro. Roberto Vega
U’Ren
10:30-11:30 Dr. Rubén
Barrera Ing. Vicente Garcia
Taller:
Dr. Scott Tyo 11:30-11:45 Break Break
11:45-13:00 Dr. Camilo Ruiz Dr. Brian Vohnsen Dr. Luis Orozco Dr. Scott Tyo
13:00-14:00 Dr. Francisco
Fernández Dr. Marcos Dantus Dr. Israel Rocha
Dra. Tatiana Fiordelisio
Clausura
14:00-15:30 Comida
15:30-17:00 Workshop: Workshop: Workshop:
Dr. Marcos Dantus
Dr. Luis Orozco Dr. Brian Vohnsen 17:00-18:00
Plenaries:
Dr. Luis Orozco - University of Maryland Title: Óptica cuántica con nanofibras, del efecto Purcell a super
y subradianza.
Dr. Brian Vohnsen - University College Dublin (Visiting Lecturer SPIE Grant)
Title: SPP wavefront sensing
Prof. Scott Tyo – UNSW Canberra Australia Title: “Fundamentals of imaging of polarimetry”
Prof. Marcos Dantus – Michigan State University
Title: Avances recientes en la reconfiguración de Pulsos
Ultracortos
Dr. Camilo Ruiz - Univesity of Salamanca
Title: Aplicaciones de láseres intensos para pulsos de
attosegundos y aceleradores de plasma.
Workshops (3 hrs)
Dr. Luis Orozco
Date: Tuesday 1st de Agosto
1. Las nanofibras ópticas: Fabricación, modos electromagnéticos, modos torsionales y
propiedades de polarización
2. Átomos alrededor de las fibras ópticas y atraimiento de átomos alrededor de la nanofibra.
Dr. Brian Vohnsen
Date: Wednesday 2nd de Agosto
Title: Óptica del ojo humano y la retina
Dr. Scott Tyo
Date: Jueves 3rd de Agosto
Title: Remote Sensing Applications for electrical engineering
Dr. Marcos Dantus
Date: Monday July 31st
Title: Reconfiguración de pulsos ultracortos y sus aplicaciones.
Ms. Roberto Vega
Date: August 2nd.
Title: Elementos de propiedad industrial para estudiantes de ingeniería.
Talks:
Dr. Jesús Garduño Mejía – CCADET, UNAM.
Date: August 1st.
Topic: No-linear Optics & Ultrafast Optics
Title: “Diseño y Construcción de fuentes láser de femtosegundos”
Dr. Israel Rocha Mendoza – CICESE
Date: August 2nd.
Topic: No-Linear Microscopy & No-linear Optics
Title: “Microscopía óptica lineal y no lineal con hoja de luz en CICESE”
Dr. Alfred U’Ren – ICN, UNAM.
Date: August 3rd
Topic: Quantum Optics
Title: “Ingeniería de luz no-clásica”
Dr. Rubén Barrera - IF, UNAM
Date: August 1st.
Topic: Classic Optics
Title: ¿Qué es el fotón?
Dra. Tatiana Fiordelisio Coll – FC, UNAM
Date: August 3rd
Topic: Opto-genetic
Title: La optogenética una forma de comprender la función celular
Ing. Vicente García – MEXITEK S.A.
Date: August 1st.
Topic: business entrepreneurship Title: El láser en México, y su proyección para las siguientes generaciones.
3.1 Attendees:
All Chapter's members participated helping with the registration of the attendees, solving doubts about how a Chapter is managed and, if the participants were from another university, how to found a Chapter in their respective universities. We had 150 people registered and 80-85 attendees per day.
4. SPIE UNAM Chapter Disseminations: The Student Chapter continued its work and effort to inform the public about the advances and discovery of optics and photonics. Thus, the group redoubled efforts in all its outreach events. We consolidated a part of the Student Chapter that we think is very important and therefore we invest a lot of time and effort. In these activities we made demonstrations to describe in a friendly way “what is the light?” and “What is the important of the Science on the life?” This year, we launched an internal call to generate the interest of our members, in which we invited them to innovate new and simple home experiments that could show that Science is available to everyone. Some examples of outreach and education activities where participated the SPIE-
UNAM Student Chapter.
We received SPIE Education Outreach Grand, September.
Open doors CCADET, UNAM. University City, Mexico, May 18 th.
Talk with demonstrative events
Solar Eclipse observation on CDMX, Mexico, August 21th.
Visit to Pediatric Hospital Coyoacán, September 26th.
Talk, demonstrative experiments and workshops.
“Noche de las Estrellas 2017”, November 25th.
Workshop, demostrative experiments and talks.
Open doors IF, University City, Mexico, November 17th.
Talk with demonstrative experiments.
Open Doors Materials, University City, Mexico, November 24th.
Talk with demonstrative experiments.
“La Fiesta de las Ciencias y las Humanidades 2017”, Universum. December 2nd.
Presentation of Experiments, Workshops and Sketch.
Visit to Science Faculty, March 28 th.
Presentation of Experiments
5. Attendance at international SPIE meetings
As a part of a SPIE Student Chapter we sent 3 representative members of our Chapter to the Optical Metrology in Munich, Germany for this event we used the officer travel grant and we participated in student meetings such as the Leadership Workshop. Also we sent 2 representative members of our Chapter to the SPIE Optics + Optoelectronics 2017 in Prague. Added to this several members had proceedings of their work in several compilations, then realize it.
Characterization of a conical null-screen corneal topographer (SPIE Conference
Proceeding)
Authors: Osorio-Infante, Arturo, Campos-García, Manuel, et al.
Published: 26 June 2017
Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor using a Raspberry Pi embedded system
Ramiro Contreras-Martinez, Jesús Garduño-Mejía, Martha Rosete-Aguilar, Carlos J.
Román-Moreno, Univ. Nacional Autónoma de México (Mexico)
Evaluation of a human corneal surface with the null-screen method
Victor de Emanuel Armengol-Cruz, Manuel Campos-García, Cesar Cossio-Guerrero, Univ.
Nacional Autónoma de México (Mexico)
Published: 26 June 2017
A high resolution hand-held focused beam profiler (SPIE Conference Proceeding)
Authors: Zapata-Farfan, J., Garduño-Mejía, J., et al.
Published: 16 May 2017
Flow-through nanohole array based sensor implemented on analogue smartphone
components (SPIE Conference Proceeding)
Authors: Gomez-Cruz, Juan, Nair, Srijit, et al.
Published: 25 August 2017
6. Financial information A) Beginning balance Beginning the 2017 with near to 20 members, In June, we achieved the goal of 42 members with current membership. b) Funds raised and expended (indicate amounts and source/destination)
Source Amount in USD
Activity Grant 2016 $ 10
Activity Grant 2017 $1300
total $1310
Source/Destination Amount in USD
Bank commission for international transfer
35.73
31 Weekly talks 620
6 Monthly lectures 210
Part of the advertising for the different events.
50
Monthly lecture and OPUMA – UFO gifts to the speakers.
170
Part of the cost of the t-shirts for the OPUMA – UFO.
156
Unused resources 58.27
b) Funds expended from others institutions
7. Details of planned activities for the future For 2018 we will address the following subjects: a) Implement monthly meetings dedicated to the explanation and consolidation
of the scientific dissemination part, inviting different experts of the subject so that through this way formalize the work.
b) Increase the number of attends in the Monthly Lecture and the Weekly Seminar
c) Consolidate and propose a suitable planning to transform the OPUMA Conference into a FOCUS. We want to give continuity to the project of the Ultra Fast Optical School (UFO).
d) Maintain the collaboration with other Student Chapters in events like “Open Doors”, “Stars Night” and other types of meetings about of disseminations of the Science but not only at our university. We wan extends our frontiers to others states of Mexico.
e) d) Members of our Chapter already sent abstracts to participate in international SPIE meetings, if they happened to be accepted we expect to use the officer travel grant in order to provide them support.
Source/Destination Institution
Food, snacks and beverages for the OPUMA – UFO event.
Instituto de Ciencias Nucleares, UNAM.
Researchers’ expenses for the different events.
Instituto de Ciencias Nucleares, CCADET and Instituto de Ingeniería.
Locations and audiovisual resources
Centro de Investigaciones complejas and CCADET.
T-shirts for events Instituto de Ciencias Nucleares, UNAM.
