September 18 - September 22, 2022

THE EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON OPTICAL COMMUNICATION (ECOC) IS THE CONTINENT’S LARGEST EVENT IN THE FIELD AND ONE OF THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS AND TRADITIONAL EVENTS ON OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS WORLDWIDE.

• • Technical programme with breadth and depth as in pre-Covid times
  • Special programme including 15 workshops, 12 symposia and much more

  ECOC 2022 will be 48th edition and return to the heart of Europe. It will take place in Basel, Switzerland, on 18 – 22 September 2022.

  Basel is Switzerland’s cultural capital and its oldest university city. It offers a beautiful Old Town with historic and scenic landmarks such as the market square or the river Rhine. Get the chance to experience technology, culture, and history all within walking distance.

  ECOC as one of the leading conferences on optical communication attracts scientists and researchers from across the world. Not only top universities, but also the world’s biggest and most influential companies present their astonishing breakthroughs from materials and devices to systems and networks, and their insightful visions for the future. ECOC is the key meeting place to share knowledge, exchange ideas, foster innovation and start collaborations on a global level.

  ECOC also features Europe’s largest exhibition in the field. Get the chance to see the latest products, get new customers or intensify your current relationships.

  ECOC 2022 strives to make our community diverse, equitable and inclusive.
  Limited number of diversity and inclusion travel support is available for special cases.

  TECHNICAL SCOPE

  Novel Fibres, Fibre Devices & Amplifiers
  Photonic Devices & Technologies
  Photonic Integrated Circuits, Assemblies & Packaging
  Techniques for Digitally Enhancing Optical Communication
  Theory of Optical Communications
  Optical Transmission Systems
  Core & Metro Networks
  Access, Indoor & Short-Reach for Data Centres and Mobile Networks
  Photonics for RF & Free-Space Optics Applications
  Architecture, Control & Management of Optical Networks