Bordeaux - France, May, 29th - June, 1st, 2017 |
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Paper submission
DTIP aims to present the latest research in “Design, Integration, Test and Packaging of MEMS and MOEMS”. A program committee composed with international experts in their field will review all submitted papers. Even if short abstracts will be considered, it is recommended to submit extended abstracts up to 1500 words (plus one page of figures) to facilitate scientific reviewing. Submissions will be electronics only. Detailed instructions will be posted on the "Authors Information" section of this website. Questions may be directed in the meantime by e-mail (dtip@dtip-mems.org).
Special sessions
For those of you, who intend to propose a special session, feel free to propose a topic by email (dtip@dtip-mems.org) as soon as possible. When proposing a special session, please mention how many submitted papers can be expected. Once selected, special session organizers will be responsible for attracting papers, organizing the review and making the final selection.
Special sessions on "On-chip Micro Instruments for analytical chemistry"
Heterogenous integration of micro/nano technologies allows the emergence of drastically integrated miniaturized instruments, refered to as “on chip micro-instrumentation”. Such integrated instruments are now mature enough to start competing with macroscale instruments. They open a wide range of potential applications to environmental, medical or space domains, among others. In this special session we would like to address the area of analytical chemistry. Papers on integrated chromatography system, miniaturized mass spectrometer, … are welcomed.
Specific deadlines have been set-up for this special session:
Submission of extended abstracts (1500 words plus figures) before February, 22nd,
Notification of acceptance before March, 15th,
Final papers (up to 6 pages, IEEE Format) before April, 30th.
Access to
Paper
Submission Website
The symposium program will be completed by plenary sessions such as invited talks or technical panels. Feel free to propose topics and/or names for those plenary sessions by email (dtip@dtip-mems.org) as soon as possible.
DTIP aims to present the latest research in “Design, Integration, Test and Packaging of MEMS and MOEMS”. A program committee composed with international experts in their field will review all submitted papers. Even if short abstracts will be considered, it is recommended to submit extended abstracts up to 1500 words (plus one page of figures) to facilitate scientific reviewing. Submissions will be electronics only. Detailed instructions will be posted on the "Authors Information" section of this website. Questions may be directed in the meantime by e-mail (dtip@dtip-mems.org).
Special sessions
For those of you, who intend to propose a special session, feel free to propose a topic by email (dtip@dtip-mems.org) as soon as possible. When proposing a special session, please mention how many submitted papers can be expected. Once selected, special session organizers will be responsible for attracting papers, organizing the review and making the final selection.
Special sessions on "On-chip Micro Instruments for analytical chemistry"
Heterogenous integration of micro/nano technologies allows the emergence of drastically integrated miniaturized instruments, refered to as “on chip micro-instrumentation”. Such integrated instruments are now mature enough to start competing with macroscale instruments. They open a wide range of potential applications to environmental, medical or space domains, among others. In this special session we would like to address the area of analytical chemistry. Papers on integrated chromatography system, miniaturized mass spectrometer, … are welcomed.
Specific deadlines have been set-up for this special session:
Submission of extended abstracts (1500 words plus figures) before February, 22nd,
Notification of acceptance before March, 15th,
Final papers (up to 6 pages, IEEE Format) before April, 30th.
Access to
Paper
Submission Website
Invited talks and panels
The symposium program will be completed by plenary sessions such as invited talks or technical panels. Feel free to propose topics and/or names for those plenary sessions by email (dtip@dtip-mems.org) as soon as possible.
