IEEE ICECS 2019 paper submission deadline

ICECS 2019 paper deadline submission is approaching fast: July 15th, 2019

Please distribute this reminder to possible contributors and interested researchers and colleagues. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

• Analog/mixed-signal/RF circuits
• Biomedical and Bio-Inspired Circuits and Systems
• EDA, Test and Reliability
• Digital circuits and systems
• Linear and Non-linear Circuits
• Low-Power Low-Voltage Design
• Microsystems
• Neural networks, Machine and Deep Learning
• Sensors and Sensing Systems
• Signal Processing, Image and Video
• VLSI Systems and Applications

The technical committee invites authors to submit 4-page papers in standard IEEE double-column format, including references, figures and tables, to clearly present the work, methods, originality, significance and applications of the techniques discussed.

Maurizio Valle; IEEE ICECS 2019 General Chair
https://www.ieee-icecs2019.org/

Workshop on biomedical applications at EPFL Lausanne

Data communication and remote powering for biomedical applications 

Workshop organized by Prof. Catherine Dehollain and Dr. Maria-Alexandra Paun
on February 24, 2017 at 09:00-17:00 in Room BC 01, EPFL Lausanne

Workshop Program

Time	Invited Speaker	Presentation Title
09:00-09:35	Professor Catherine DEHOLLAIN, EPFL, Lausanne, RF IC group	“Remotely powered sensor networks for medical applications”
09:35-10:10	Dr. Maria-Alexandra PAUN, EPFL, Lausanne, RF IC group	“Modeling and analysis of antennas in cochlear implants”
10:10-10:45	Dr. Gürkan YILMAZ, EPFL, Lausanne, RF IC group	“Wireless Power Transfer and Data Communication for Intracranial Neural Implants. Case Study: Epilepsy Monitoring”
Coffee Break (30 minutes)
11:15-11:50	Dr. Mehrdad GHANAD, EPFL, Lausanne, RF IC group	“Remotely-Powered Batteryless Implantable Local Temperature Monitoring System for Freely Moving Mice”
11:50-12:25	Francesca STRADOLINI, EPFL, Lausanne, LSI laboratory	“On-line monitoring of aesthetics during surgery: opportunities and challenges”
12:25-13:00	Professor Adrian M. IONESCU, EPFL, Lausanne, Nanolab laboratory	“Wearable biosensors and their applications in future digital health”
LUNCH (90 minutes)
14:30-15:05	Dr. Wladek GRABINSKI, MOS-AK Association (EU)	“FOSS TCAD/EDA simulation tools with molecular/bio/med modeling examples”
15:05-15:40	Dr. Albrecht LEPPLE-WIENHUES, Valtronic Technologies SA	“Ear infection, drug injectors and blood donation: innovative medical device development”
15:40-16:15	Dr. Qing WANG, CHUV, Lausanne	“Development of a flow-through telemetry implant for monitoring cardiovascular blood pressure in small rodents and human”
16:15-16:50	Professor Philippe RYVLIN, CHUV, Lausanne	“Wearable devices for neurological diseases: Towards more rigorous clinical evaluation”
Concluding remarks (10 minutes)