Conference Program

The 3DIC 2026 committee is currently building its program and seeks speakers, tutorial presenters, panel organizers, and workshop leaders. Topics may include, but are not limited to, the following:

Technology: Materials, equipment, wafer handling, diverse substrates, Through Silicon  Vias (TSV), alignment, bonding (thermo-compression, electrostatic, hybrid, temporary  adhesive), de-bonding, wafer cleaning, thinning, dicing, chiplets, interposers (active,  passive), 3D integration (monolithic, heterogeneous), capacitive coupling, inductive  coupling, multilevel epitaxial growth, etc.

Applications, Design and Computer Aided Design (CAD): Synthesis, design flows, signal design, power integrity, thermal  considerations, mechanical stress, reliability, test, techniques, analysis, chiplet and chiplet design etc.  Applications to be considered may include imaging, memory, processors,  communications, networking, wireless, biomedical, sensors, SOC, MEMS, DSP, FPGA,  RF, microwave, millimeter wave, analog circuits, biomedical circuits, photonics,  optoelectronics, etc. Application areas such quantum computing, embedded systems, artificial intelligence and others.

Submit your ideas to the program committee

Working Program:

Alphabetical List of Confirmed Speakers

  • Baris Arslan, imec
    Principal DFT Methodology Researcher
  • Rozalia Beica, Rapidus
    Semiconductor Executive, Technology & Business Strategy
  • Muhannad Bakir, Georgia Tech
    Dan Fielder Professor, Director of 3D Systems Packaging Research Center
  • Sreejit Chakravarty, Ampere Computing
    Senior Distinguished Engineering Leader and Fellow
  • Sandeep Kumar Goel, TSMC
    Academician & Sr. Director
  • Imene Jadli, imec
    Portfolio Manager
  • Sun Kyu Lim, Georgia Tech
    Motorola Solutions Foundation Professor
  • Robert Patti, NHanced Semiconductors
    President
  • Andras Vass-Varnai, Siemens-EDA, USA
    3D IC Solution Architect – Thermal Management and Reliability
  • Eric Vogel, Georgia Tech
    Executive Director, Hightower Professor of Materials Science and Engineering

Panel Discussion: “The Self-Sustaining Economics of a Truly Open Chiplet Market”

  • Martin Keim, Siemens EDA
  • Robert Patti, NHanced Semiconductors
  • (additional panelists to be announced)