Provisional Programme - The Optical and Digital Document Security Conference (ODDS)

THE?technical conference for physical, digital and virtual document security.

The Optical and Digital Document Security Conference (ODDS), the technical conference for physical, digital, and virtual document security, takes place in just over five months from now, on 17-19 January 2022 – so you still have time to submit a proposal for a paper.

We have already received some excellent technical papers but are extending the deadline for submission to the 30 September in response to requests from several people or organisations that want to prepare their proposal over the summer.

This new conference gives you the opportunity to showcase your science, thinking and vision with the technical communities engaged in securing payments and identity through physical, digital and – increasingly – virtual means. Submit your proposal as a 400-word summary of your paper, with an additional 150-word description of the author/s and their qualifications for presenting this paper (in English).?

The website for submissions of your proposed paper is now open and you don’t have to wait until 30 September. So make your mark in this new digital and virtual world of identity and financial transactions by submitting your proposal for a paper between now and the deadline.

Submit your proposals by 30 September - HERE

ODDS combines the highly respected Optical Document Security conference with the more recent Digital Document Security, so the event will feature plenary and specialist payments and identity sessions. The two-day conference will be preceded on the 17 January by Short Course on ‘Standards and their role in the ODDS Field’ and a masterclass on ‘Securing Digital Currency and Identity’.

To help you focus your proposal for a paper, here’s the provisional programme:

18 January - Plenary Session - Managing?the Transition from Secure Physical Documents

2 Streams - Physical Document Security?& Digital and Virtual Security

Session 2 - Novel Materials, including Micro- & Nano-Optics Devices and Networks – Making the Connection

Session 3 - Optical Features Design for an Interactive age & Where’s the Data and Keeping it Secure

Session 4 - Printing and Print Integration & Virtual and Digital Identity Systems

Session 5 - Examination and Authentication & Digital Currencies and Other Payment Systems

Session 6 - Plenary Session The Secure Way Forward including panel discussion

Become an Exhibitor

Table top exhibition spaces are available to both presenters and delegates and must be booked in advance. They offer the chance to showcase your latest technologies in front of a specialist audience.

For any further information please contact sam@recon-intl.com