CAS
2017

The 40th edition of the

INTERNATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CONFERENCE

an IEEE event (since 1995)

Sinaia, Romania (11-14 October 2017)


HISTORY  

The CAS Conference was organized in Romania every year since 1978, by ICCE (Institute of Research for Electronic Components), the initial name being Annual Semiconductor Conference (acronym CAS, in Romanian). Starting with 1991, CAS was opened to the international scientific community and changed its name accordingly to the International Semiconductor Conference, still maintaining the same acronym (CAS). In 1995 the conference has become an IEEE event, being sponsored by the IEEE EDS. Since 1997 the Conference was organized by the National Institute for R&D in Microtechnology (IMT Bucharest), since this institute resulted from merging of IMT (Institute of Microtechnology) with ICCE. Consequently, the conference profile has been gradually extended from semiconductor devices physics and technology (including semiconductor materials and microelectronics) to micro- nanotechnologies. In the last two decades, the conference was frequently accompanied by satellite events, such workshops organized by FP6 and FP7 European Projects such as: WAPITI (STREP), PATENT (NoE), 4M (NoE), AMICOM (NoE), INTEGRAplus (IP), MEMS-4-MMIC (STREP), SMARTPOWER (IP), MIMOMEMS (CSA), SOI-HITS (IP), NANOCOM (ENIAC), or thematic workshops: ”New trends in automotive electronics”(organized by Infineon Technology Romania) or ”IEEE EDS Mini-Colloquium NADE –Nanoelectronic Devices – Present and Perspectives” (organized by IEEE  EDS Romania Chapter). In 2016 a tutorial for students was organized by Honeywell Romania.

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