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Events

Published the June 25, 2019

The IEEE symposium DTIP 2019 was held in Paris in May, with a strong support of C2N

From May 12th to May 15th, the 20th anniversary edition of DTIP Symposium (Design, Test, Integration & Packaging of MEMS and MOEMS) has been held in Paris. This unique annual meeting brings together participants in the field of MEMS/MOEMS design and processing. This 2019 edition has gathered about 100 attendants from 23 different countries.

This event has been strongly supported by C2N. Seven young researchers of the Microsystems and NanoBioFluidics department of C2N have actively participated to the conference as scientists, with several talks and poster presentations, as well as active members of the local organization, giving an enthusiastic touch to the event.

To close the event, a tour of the new C2N technical facilities has been organized with the contribution of the C2N staff.

Photo: C2N young researchers at IEEE DTIP 2019 conference with Pascal Nouet (Univ. Montpellier), General Chair

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