The Program Committee invites authors to submit original, unpublished papers or tutorial, panel, or special session proposals.

Topics of Interest include but are not limited to:

  • Electronic Testing Technologies
  • Design for Test
  • Electronic Design Automation (EDA)
  • Yield Analysis and Optimization
  • Hardware and System Security
  • Reliability and Resilience
  • Analog/Mixed Signal/RF Circuits and Systems
  • Nanoelectronics, Magnetic, Optoelectronics Materials and Devices
  • Neuromorphic Engineering
  • Quantum Computing
  • Power Electronics
  • Biomedical, Photonics, and Quantum Electronics
  • Sensory Circuits and Systems
  • Signal Processing
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Electronics
  • Beyond-CMOS Nanoelectronics
  • Heterogeneous Integration and Packaging
  • Wide Bandgap Technologies
  • Emerging Technologies and Applications

All authors must be registered in the Microsoft CMT tool. Papers can be submitted through the CMT tool here: https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/MDTS2025/Submission/Index

If the paper is selected, the author(s) who will be presenting at the conference should plan on attending the conference in person. Authors are allowed to submit and present more than one paper as long as each accepted paper has a unique registered attendee.

In addition, publication in IEEE Xplore® is an option for authors who choose to do this.

Paper submissions must include:

  • Title of paper.
  • Name, affiliation, mailing address, e-mail address, phone and fax number of each author.
  • Designation of the presenter(s). MDTS will communicate with the presenter.
  • One or two topic(s) from the topic list, or a description of your topic.
  • An electronic copy of a complete paper of 6 pages, or an extended summary of 2 pages.
  • An abstract of 250 words or less.

Paper must be in the IEEE proceedings two-column format (LETTER size). You can find here the templates provided by IEEE.

Proposals for tutorial, panel, or special sessions must include:

  • Title of presentation
  • Topic abstract
  • Speaker’s name, affiliation, email address, and short bio
  • List of contributing papers

Note:

  • Suggested paper length is 6 to 8 pages but can be shorter (4 pages).  Shorter papers might be considered for IEEE Xplore® depending on the quality of the paper.
  • Extended summaries are considered extended abstract, which will not be considered for publication to IEEE Xplore®. Authors of extended summaries can indicate during the submission if they would like to be considered for expanding the extended summary to a full paper by the final paper submission deadline with further review.
  • The symposium will include a poster session to feature work in progress from MDTS participants who are interested to present a poster. Authors of accepted papers and extended summaries will also have the opportunity to present a poster in addition to their oral presentation.  The poster can cover the same topic or summarize other ongoing work. Further details and a request for poster information will be announced in February, 2025.
  • To encourage student participation in the microelectronics research community, MDTS recognizes the top student paper each year. To qualify, the first author must be a student and that student must present the paper at the symposium in person and needs to submit a full paper (i.e., not an extended summary).