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The origins of ITQW are as a NATO workshop held in 1991 under the title of \u201cIntersubband Transitions in Quantum Wells<\/b>.\u201d The core scope of the conference has traditionally been the fundamental physics, device engineering, and applications related to intersubband transitions in III-V quantum wells. Following the success of the original workshop, and amidst the explosion of research surrounding development of quantum-well infrared photodetectors (QWIPs) and quantum-cascade lasers (QCLs), the conference has been held every two years in a rotating venue, organized on a volunteer basis. The conference is traditionally workshop style, with a single track, often held in a retreat style venue to encourage close interactions between the participants.<\/p>\nPrevious venues<\/h3>\n
The previous editions of the ITQW workshop have gathered experts and researchers and fostered collaboration and knowledge sharing, contributing to the advancement of this rapidly evolving discipline.<\/p>\n
ITQW 2023 – Erice (Sicily), Italy – https:\/\/itqw2023.nano.cnr.it\/<\/a><\/p>\n ITQW 2019 – Ojai (California), USA – http:\/\/www.itqw2019.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n ITQW 2017 \u2013 Singapore<\/p>\n