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Announcements
Final on-line submission is open.
The
Advance Program and the Tutorials
Program are available now.
Registration is open.
This year's
program consists of more than 300 oral and poster presentations
from 35 countries. The program will again include
sessions on theory, design and applications on sensors, and eight
Special Sessions on topics ranging from Precise Magnetic Sensors
to Medical Applications. Each of these special sessions will open
with an invited talk. In addition, the 2003
Conference features a series of Tutorials and an exhibition.
This year's Keynote Speakers include
Dr. Hans Peter Lang from The National Competence Center of Research for Nanoscience & IBM Research,
Switzerland; Dr. Steve Casalnuovo of Sandia National Laboratory and
Mr. Chris Lumb
from Micralyne, Inc in Edmonton, Canada. The Banquet Speaker for this year's conference is Dr. Ray Findlay from McMaster University in Toronto.
The conference proceedings will be an IEEE publication that
will be part of the IEEE Electronic Library that is available to
more than 2 million people around the world.
Advance
Program
Tutorials
The schedule of eight tutorial sessions and the corresponding
abstracts and author biographies are listed.
Keynote
Speakers
Dr. Hans Peter Lang, The National Competence Center of Research for Nanoscience & IBM Research,
Switzerland: Nanomechanical cantilever array sensors for
chemical and biochemical detection
Dr. Steve Casalnuovo, Sandia National Laboratory:
Sensors at the Interface:
Chemical and Biological Microsensors
Mr. Chris Lumb, Micralyne, Inc, Edmonton,
Canada: Picking your customers:
Lessons from a MEMS manufacturing company
Banquet
Speaker
This year's Banquet Speaker is Dr. Ray Findlay from McMaster University. Dr. Findlay was the IEEE President in 2002. His talk is titled "Some tales on leadership by a Past President of IEEE". This year's Banquet will also include a performance by
the Toronto Northern Lights.
Invited
Speakers
Author
Information
On-line submission is now open. Deadline is Oct. 1, 2003.
Find necessary information for authors and presenters.
Registration
Advance registration deadline for the reduced fees is September
12, 2003.
Online
registration
Registration
form by either mail or fax
Hotel
Reservations
Hotel reservation deadline is September 30, 2003.
General
information about Sheraton Centre Toronto
Online
reservations at the conference rates
Room
reservation card by mail
Room rates are in Canadian dollars. Currency
conversion
Travel
Services
Travel services and savings are being offered by the
IEEE Travel Services. Please visit the web site for more
details on these special services and savings.
(July 21,
2003)
SARS
Situation in Toronto
Toronto is now Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) free! The World
Health Organization (WHO) has removed Toronto from its list of SARS
affected areas. Please visit the Toronto
Tourism web site for more information. (July
14,
2003)
Visa
Information
If you are a presenter who requires a visa
to attend the IEEE SENSORS 2003 Conference, please visit the
Citizenship and Immigration Canada Web site for application
information. If you need an acknowledgment letter in order to
apply for a visa to attend the conference, please contact Jimmy
Le, Conference Coordinator, at
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Contact
Us
Jimmy Le, Conference Coordinator
411 Lafayette St, Ste. 201
New York, NY 10003
Ph: 800-350-0111 or 212-460-9700
Fx: 212-460-5460
Email:
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