Center for Advanced Signal and Image Sciences (CASIS)

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Workshops

CASIS annual workshops are a one-of-a-kind window into the cutting-edge signal and image science work at LLNL and beyond. By bringing together Lab experts with leaders in academia, industry, and government, the workshop makes it easy for researchers of all levels to learn about the latest technical advances, share resources, make connections, and spark collaborations. 

For general questions, contact the glatt1 [at] llnl.gov (CASIS director).

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29th Annual Workshop
May 21-22, 2025

LLNL’s 29th annual CASIS workshop will be hosted May 21-22 from at the University of California Livermore Collaboration Center (UCLCC). The two-day event features seven main tracks covering topics ranging from quantum sensing to multiphysics simulations and advanced manufacturing, in addition to parallel tutorial, mini-workshops and, a student track to introduce career opportunities at LLNL. To attend, register by May 15. To present your work, submit abstracts by April 18..

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Why attend?

Attend a CASIS workshop to share your work, learn something new, or make connections that could last a career. Registration is free for all and lunch is provided. 

A window into the Lab

The Lab is always interested in forging new collaborations to bring in expertise for its national security mission. LLNL is an international leader in signal and image science in areas like computer engineering and simulations, lasers and optics, non-destructive evaluation, bioengineering, and more. CASIS workshops make this expertise accessible in a collegial environment to stimulate discussions across industries, organizations, disciplines, and application areas.

Something for everyone

With an engaging series of lectures and posters, keynote talks from leading experts, training on essential software tools, and ample opportunities for discussion, the event offers something for everyone. Attendees range from LLNL PIs looking for new collaborators to students looking to build a professional network, to senior researchers from industry and academia looking to stay current, and everything in between.  

Engage with the community

The workshop is the longest continually running event of its kind at LLNL and has kept the community at the cutting edge since 1994. Past workshops have featured keynote talks, presentations, and posters from visionaries in the field and covered topics like non-destructive evaluation, quantum computing, remote and non-invasive sensing, optics, and nuclear fusion ignition.  

The event also builds on longstanding relationships with local communities, such as the IEEE Signal Processing Society and the IEEE Computer Society. 

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CASIS workshop - previous years

Past Workshops
Agendas, presentations, and more

Agendas, abstracts, and selected recordings from previous workshops are available on the CASIS archive.  LLNL users can access the archive at the link below.

Go to CASIS Sharepoint site

code of conduct

Code of Conduct

At all of our events, CASIS is dedicated to providing an experience for all participants that is free from harassment, bullying, discrimination, and retaliation. This includes offensive comments related to gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack thereof), politics, technology choices, or any other personal characteristics or considerations made unlawful by federal, state, or local laws, ordinances, or regulations.

Inappropriate or unprofessional behavior that interferes with another participant’s full participation will not be tolerated. This includes bullying, intimidation, personal attacks, harassment, sustained disruption of talks or other events, sexual harassment, stalking, following, harassing photography or recording, inappropriate physical contact, unwelcome sexual attention, public vulgar exchanges, derogatory name-calling, or diminutive characterizations, all of which are unwelcome in this community. Advocating for, or encouraging, any of the above behavior, is also considered harassment.

No use of images, activities, or other materials that are of a sexual, racial, or otherwise offensive nature that may create an inappropriate or toxic environment is permitted. Disorderly, boisterous, or disruptive conduct including but not limited to fighting, coercion, theft, damage to property, or any mistreatment or non-businesslike behavior towards other participants is not tolerated.

Scientific misconduct—including but not limited to fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism of paper submissions or research presentations—is prohibited.

If you have concerns related to your participation or interaction at any CASIS event, observe someone else’s difficulties, or have any other concerns you wish to share, please reach out to glatt1 [at] llnl.gov (Ruben Glatt) via email or in person at the event.