Electronics, Sensors & Photonics
Within the Electronics, Sensors & Photonics theme, this track covers materials and device innovations for electronic, sensing, photonic, and optoelectronic systems. Contributions are encouraged that combine strong device physics with fabrication feasibility, packaging, calibration, and operational stability.
Next-generation sensing and photonic systems demand high sensitivity, low power consumption, robust signal integrity, and reliable performance across diverse environments. We welcome work spanning materials platforms, device architectures, and integrated systems, including harsh-environment operation and multi-modal sensing. Studies addressing noise mechanisms, drift, calibration strategies, and deployment constraints, including security and reliability considerations for connected systems, will strengthen real-world relevance.
Topics include (but are not limited to):
- Semiconductors, dielectrics, conductors, transparent materials
- Sensor technologies: chemical, biological, physical, environmental sensing
- Optoelectronics and photonics: emitters, detectors, waveguides, structures
- Flexible, wearable, and integrated sensor systems
- Device fabrication, packaging, reliability, stability
- Noise reduction, calibration, signal conditioning
- Low-power and high-sensitivity architectures
- Harsh-environment electronics and sensing
- Multi-modal sensing and sensor fusion
- Embedded electronics and smart sensing systems
- Standard test protocols, long-term drift monitoring, and deployment constraints