Invited Speakers

Keynote Speakers (confirmed):

• Andrei Bernevig (Princeton U)
  
• Nader Engheta (U Pennsylvania)
  
• Robert Kohn (New York U) on "Mechanism-based mechanical metamaterials"
• Massimo Ruzzene (U Colorado Boulder)
  
• Vincenzo Vitelli (U Chicago)
  
• Martin Wegener (Karlsruhe Inst. Tech.)
  

 Invited Speakers (confirmed): 

• Steven Anlage (U Maryland) on "Discovery of new scattering singularities in complex non-Hermitean systems"
• Barry Bradlin (U Illinois)
  
• Hui Cao (Yale U) on "Spatio-temporal control of light propagation in disordered media"
  
• Fioralba Cakoni (Rutgers U)
  
• Alex Cerjan (Sandia) on "An operator based approach to classifying topology in open and nonlinear systems"
  
• Andrey Chabanov (UT San Antonio)
• Corentin Coulais (U  Amsterdam)
  
• Richard Craster (Imperial College)
  
• Philipp De L'Hougne (CNRS) on "Toward a universal model-based framework for wave control in extremely tunable meta-systems"
  
• Nikta Fakhri (MIT) on "Nonreciprocal living solids"
  
• Mathias Fink (ESPCI Paris) on "Space-time materials : from water waves to membrane waves"
  
• Vincenzo Galdi (U. Sannio) on "Interface effects in flatland optics"
• Sebastien Guenneau (Imperial College)
  
• Michael Haberman (UT Austin)
  
• Yakir Hadad (Tel-Aviv U)
• Alexander Khanikaev (U Central Florida)
• Tsampikos Kottos
• Philippe Lalanne (CNRS)
• Vincent Laude (CNRS)
• Guancong Ma (Hong Kong Baptist U) on "Non-Hermitean skin effects and their realization in acoustics"
  
• Jihong Ma (U Vermont)
  
• Ornella Mattei (San Francisco State U) on "Bounds on the response of lossy composites with voids"
  
• Sander Mann (U Amsterdam)
  
• Xiaoming Mao (U Michigan)
• Daniel Torrent Martí (U. Jaume I) on "Bound states in the continuum for acoustic and elastic waves"
  
• Yarden Mazor (Tel-Aviv U)
  
• Vinod Menon (City U New York)
  
• Owen Miller (Yale U)
  
• Graeme Milton (U Utah)
• Francesco Monticone (Cornell U)
• Vincent Pagneux (U. de Maine)
  
• John Pendry (Imperial College)
  
• Ricardo Sapienza (Imperial College)
  
• Gal Shmuel (Technion)
  
• Mario Silveirinha (U Lisbon) on "Quantum optical processes in systems with chiral gain"
  
• Dimitrios Sounas (Wayne State U)
  
• Douglas Stone (Yale U)
  
• Evelyn Tang (Rice U) on "Topology protects edge currents in stochastic and biological systems"
  
• Ewold Verhagen (AMOLF) on "Topology-inspired routes to optical field confinement and enhancement in 2-dimensional photonic crystals"
  
• Micahel Vogelius (Rutgers U)
  
• Mu Wang (Nanjing U.)
  
• Michael Weinstein (Columbia U)
  
• Aaron Welters (Florida Tech)
  
• Simon Yves (CUNY)