Call for Papers
For the Austrochip 2024 conference authors are requested to submit an extended abstract, inclusive of representative data and figures, describing the outcomes of their research endeavors and stating their significance.
Special Issue
Up to ten papers will be invited to submit an extended version of their work to a special issue published in the Microelectronics Engineering Journal.
Topics
Topics of the workshop include but are not limited to
Micro- and Nanoelectronic Devices
| Simulation of microelectronics devices and processes (TCAD) |
| Device reliability characterization and analysis (Noise/RTN, BTI, SILC, TDDB) |
| Robustness of power and wide bandgap devices and circuits (SiC, GaN, etc.) |
| Emerging technologies and devices (SiGe, 2D materials, etc.) |
| Reliability tests for monitoring and qualification (wafer-level, package-level, etc.) |
| Device to circuit degradation |
Integrated Circuits
| Analog, mixed-signal, and RF integrated circuits |
| Digital circuits, filters, DSPs, asynchronous designs |
| FPGA design and reconfigurable hardware |
| Design methodology, system-level design, giga scale circuits, network-on-chip |
| Embedded systems and IoT, energy-efficient machine learning, low-power designs, RF systems, security aspects |
| Verification and testing, signal integrity, compact device modeling, timing analysis, reliability simulation, EMC, ESD, radiation effects |
| Quantum computing, sub-threshold circuits, sensors, organic and biomedical electronics |
| Case studies and prototyping |
Review Process and Proceedings
All submissions go through a double-blind review process and have to fulfill the requirements of IEEE Xplore. The accepted papers will be chosen for either oral or poster presentation based on their merit. All accepted papers will be published in IEEE explore after the conference. The committee strongly encourages contributions from both academic and industrial domains.
Submission Guidelines
Papers not meeting these guidelines risk rejection without consideration!
| Format has to be in A4 format according to the IEEE style. |
| Anonymous - remove authors, institutions, and the acknowledgment as papers will be double-blind reviewed. |
| Papers should not exceed 4 pages (including bibliography and appendix). |
| Papers must be written in English and submitted in PDF file format. |
| Original, unpublished work - not simultaneously submitted to other workshops, conferences, or journals. |
Austrochip 2024 reserves the right to exclude any accepted paper from distribution after the conference if the accepted paper is not presented at the conference. This means that every accepted paper needs at least one full registration for the conference.
Special Issue in Microelectronics Engineering Journal
Up to ten papers will be invited to submit an extended version of their work to the special issue Advances in Micro- and Nanoelectronic Devices and Circuit Engineering published in the Microelectronics Engineering Journal. The submission deadline for the extended papers is January 31, 2025.