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The IWLPC is supported by
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Congratulations on being chosen to present your research at the International Wafer-Level Packaging Conference. We appreciate the opportunity to have you participate in the program. Listed below are links to PDF documents containing information related to your participation in the event.
The Speaker Manual contains the information you will need to prepare for your presentation during the Conference. It includes paper format requirements, a sample paper and info on contact persons, event date and location, deadlines, etc... It also includes a set of forms that need to be filled out and submitted to the SMTA as soon as possible (see SMTA contact information on the footer below for fax and mailing info). These forms provide us with the information we will need to make any necessary arrangements for your presentation and for the publication of your paper in the International Wafer-Level Packaging Conference Proceedings.
The other pdf documents contain individual forms/sections of the speaker manual for your use if you need just one portion of the kit.
ALL PAPERS ARE DUE AUGUST 1ST!
PANELISTS
* Panelists who are writing papers will need to complete all of the forms included in the speaker manual. Panelists NOT writing a paper may disregard the copyright form and paper requirements but should complete all other forms.
Poster Sessions
* Participants in the poster sessions should download the "Poster Guidelines" as well as the speaker manual.
Speaker Manual
Speaker Confirmation
Bio Form
Copyright Form
AV Requests & Requirements
Paper Format Requirements/Sample Paper
Poster Guidelines
If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact SMTA director of education, Melissa Serres Marx.
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Acceptance of your paper is with the understanding that a written manuscript for the proceedings, as well as a verbal presentation at the International Wafer-Level Packaging Conference, are required. Papers (6-10 pages long including tables, graphs, and images) should describe significant results from experiments, emphasize new techniques, and contain technical, economic or appropriate test data. Presentation materials and papers must be original, unpublished, and non-commercial in nature.
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