DTIP color for 2023 is the golden Malta stone color
Valletta, Malta - May 28th - 31st, 2023
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Local committee

The local Committee of DTIP organizes the local arrangements for successful venue, accomodation, welcome, and the environment that promotes fruitful scientific exchanges during the symposium.

Local Committee Members:
  • Owen CASHA, Univ. Malta
  • Russell FARRUGIA, Univ. Malta

  • Steering Committee

    The Steering Committee of DTIP oversees the long-term planning and success of current instances of the Symposium; plans for future conferences in the series; evaluates how well each conference has achieved its objectives; proposes and implements improvements to continuously meet these objectives.
     
    The Steering Committee is responsible for making strategic decisions, including but not limited to: the appointment of the Local Organization Chair and Technical Program Chairs (including removal and reappointment if necessary); providing guidance, oversight, and support for the Executive Committees of instances of the conference; selection of conference dates and locations; determining the major theme of the conference; coordination amongst partners; creation or approval of any conference specific policies; enforcement of ethical policies; and reviewing the budget.

    Technical Program Committee

    DTIP’2023 is organized as a set of two conferences in a unique scientific event. Attendees will be able to follow the integrality of the program either live or using the replay option. Both conferences have their own topics of interest and Program Committee as listed below.


    Computer-Aided Design, Design and Test

    • Conference co-Chairs:
    • Peter Schneider, Fraunhofer IIS/EAS, Dresden, Germany
    • Jérôme Juillard, CentraleSupelec, France

    This Conference will bring together researchers, engineers and practitioners involved in the development of CAD tools and design methodologies for MEMS and MOEMS.
     

    Topics of Interest

    CAD: Integrated CAD/CAE tools, languages and interchange of data, MEMS/MOEMS libraries and IP, Modelling and simulation of fabrication processes, Structured design methodologies, System-level design methodologies
    DESIGN: Mechanical simulation, Model order reduction, Multi-physics & Multi-domain simulations, Numerical simulation, other design issues, Signal processing & Front-ends, Thermal evaluation
    TEST: Failure mechanisms, Fault modelling, Fault simulation and test pattern generation, Yield estimation
    DEVICES & COMPONENTS: RF MEMS, MOEMS, energy harvesting, bio and fluidics, Inertial and Resonant sensors, other sensors & actuators

    Technical program committee

    Shuhei AMAKAWA, Hiroshima University, Japan
    Giancarlo BARTOLUCCI, University of Roma Tor Vergata, Italy 
    Owen CASHA, Univ. Malta, Malta
    Abe ELFADEL, Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
    Russell FARRUGGIA, Univ. Malta, Malta
    Dooyoung HAH, Abdullah Gul University, Turkey
    Akio HIGO, The University of Tokyo, Japan
    Elie LEFEUVRE, Univ. Paris-Saclay, France
    Frederick MAILLY, Univ. Montpellier, France 
    Jan MEHNER, TU Chemnitz, Germany
    Giovanni Maria SARDI, CNR, Italy
    Gerold SCHROPFER, Coventor, France 


    Microfabrication, Integration and Packaging
     
    • Conference co-Chairs:
    • Stewart Smith, The University of Edinburgh, Scotland
    • Abdelkrim Talbi, Univ. Lille, France

    This Conference will bring together researchers, engineers and practitioners involved in the development of integration technologies and packaging for MEMS and MOEMS.

    Topics of Interest

    MICROFABRICATION:  assembly technologies,  microlithography issues for MEMS/MOEMS,  micromachining, micro-molding, nano-imprint, embossing,  others
    INTEGRATION: flexible technologies and printed electronics, co-integration between MEMS and electronics, 3D technologies
    PACKAGING: MOEMS, RF and microwave, vacuum and other harsh environments, others
    MATERIALS: piezoelectric, PDMS, others
    CHARACTERIZATION: dimensional measurements, non-destructive evaluation, PCM & test structures, physical measurements, reliability and failure analysis
    DEVICES & COMPONENTS: RF MEMS, MOEMS, energy harvesting, bio and fluidics, Inertial and Resonant sensors, other sensors & actuators

    Technical program committee
    Knut AASMUNDVEIT, USN, University of South-Eastern Norway
    Cédric AYELA, Université de Bordeaux, IMS Laboratory, France
    Alain BOSSEBOEUF, CNRS, Univ. Paris-Saclay, France
    Victor BRIGHT,  Univ. of Colorado at Boulder, USA
    Henri CAMON, LAAS, CNRS, FRANCE
    Stéphane CAPRARO,  Laboratoire Hubert Curien, France
    Peter FURJES,  Centre for Energy Research, Hungary
    Alexandra GARRAUD,  Enerbee Technology, France
    Cécile GHOUILA-HOURI,  Centrale Lille, France
    Kristin IMENES,  University of South-Eastern Norway
    Takayuki KIBA, Kitami Institute of Technology, Japan
    Charlotte KUTYLA, Univ. Paris-Saclay, France
    Tie LI, Shanghai Institute of Microsystem & Information Technology, China
    Gaëlle LISSORGUES, ESIEE, UNiv. G. Eiffel, France
    Emile MARTINCIC, Univ. Paris-Saclay, France 
    Yoshio MITA, Univ. Tokyo, Japan
    Johan MOULIN, Univ. Paris-Saclay, France
    Blaise MULLIEZ, LAAS CNRS, France
    Fabien PARRAIN, Univ. Paris-Saclay, France
    Yves-Alain PETER,  Polytechnique Montreal, Canada
    Sarah RISQUEZ, Silicon Austria Labs, Austria
    Stewart SMITH, Univ. Edimburgh, UK
    Abdelkrim TALBI, IEMN/Centrale Lille Institut, France
    John TUDOR,  University of Southampton, UK
    Murat Kaya YAPICI, Univ. Sabanci, Turkey
    Dong F. WANG,  Jilin University, China
    Zhenfeng WANG,  SIMTech, Singapore
    Jian ZHU,  Nanjing Electronic Devices Institute, China
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