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The Mini-Colloquium on nanoelectronics
and nanodevices
(http://miel.elfak.ni.ac.rs/uploads/
ConferenceProgramme.pdf), held on
12 September 2021, attracted a lot
of interest from both domestic and
foreign participants. In this session,
six papers were presented. It was an
excellent introduction to the main
technical program of MIEL 2021,
which consisted of a plenary session
and four regular sessions: Device
Physics and Characterization,
Device Technology and Characterization,
Circuit and System Design
and Testing, and Devices and Systems
in Radiation Environment.
The participants, 71 domestic
and 175 foreign, came from 26 different
countries. A total of 15 keynote
invited papers and 76 regular
contributions was presented. The
conference proceedings were published
through the IEEE Conference
Publications Program and are available
on IEEE Xplore.
The keynote invited speakers were
R. Singh (Clemson University, South
Carolina), M. Spasenovic´ (University
of Belgrade, Serbia), L. Filipovic (Universität
Wien, Austria), A.Y. Nikiforov
(National Research Nuclear University
Moscow Engineering Physics Institute,
Russia), M. Krstic´ (Leibniz Institut für
innovative Mikroelektronik, Frankfurt,
Germany), D. Dankovic´ (University of
Niš, Serbia) and A. Jaksic (Tyndall National
Institute, Ireland).
Based on an evaluation of the
quality of the papers and presentations,
four Best Paper Awards were presented:
■ The Best Paper Award to E. Bender
and J. B. Bernstein (Ariel University,
Ariel,
Israel) for " Self-heating Effects
Measured in Fully Packaged
FinFET Devices "
■ The Best Paper Award in Special
Session Devices and Systems in
Radiation Environment to S. Simoglou,
C. Georgakidis, I. Lilitsis,
C. Sotiriou, M. Andjelkovic, and
M. Krstic´ (University of Thessaly,
Greece, and University of Potsdam,
Germany) for " Single Event
Transients Generation and Propagation
Flow using Commercial
EDA Tools "
■ The Best Student Paper to A.
Kovacˇevic´, M. Potrebic´, and D.
Tošic´ (University of Belgrade,
Belgrade, Serbia) for " Sensitivity
Analysis of Possible THz Virus Detection
Using Quad-Band Metamaterial
Sensor "
■ Award from Facta Universitatis,
Series Electronics and Energetics
journal to A. Houadef and B.
Djezzar (University of Boumerdés,
Boumerdés, Algeria, and Centre
de Développement des Technologies
Avancées, Algiers, Algeria) for
the paper " Hot Carrier Degradation
in Triple-RESURF LDMOS with
Trenched-Gate. "
This year's conference was organized
in honor of the academician
Ninoslav Stojadinovic´, who passed
away from the COVID-19 virus. He
was the former EDS/SSCS Chapter
chair, chairman of numerous conferences,
editor of many scientific
journals, a well-known and respected
professor and colleague, and a friend
of many people around the world. His
contribution to this conference, and
many others, will not be forgotten.
On Monday, 13 September at 1 p.m.,
at the Faculty of Electronic Engineering,
in the presence of his closest
associates, an event called " MIEL 2021
dedicated to academician Ninoslav
Participants of the event " MIEL 2021 dedicated to academician Ninoslav Stojadinovic´. "
(a)
(b)
Conference Chairmen (left) Prof. Dr. Danijel Dankovic´ and (right) Prof. Dr. Vojkan Davidovic´
addressing the audience at MIEL 2021 (for event " MIEL 2021 dedicated to academician
Ninoslav Stojadinovic´ " ).
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