
Call for Abstracts
Technical Conference: October 9 - 12
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
The annual SMTA International Conference brings together professionals from around the globe to DISCUSS, COLLABORATE & EXCHANGE vital information to further all aspects of the electronic manufacturing industry.
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Still Accepting Abstracts
Abstract acceptance notifications will be sent to speakers in July 2023
Submit an abstract at the Electronic Manufacturing industry's LARGEST technical program
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Conference
We invite you to submit an abstract at the industry's largest technical program, the SMTA International Conference! SMTA International brings together professionals around the world to discuss, collaborate, and exchange vital information to further all aspects of the electronic manufacturing industry.
Please Note:
All abstracts submitted for consideration must represent original research that has not been previously published in an industry event or media publication. We believe that this policy ensures that the SMTA International technical conference remains at the forefront of the electronics manufacturing and assembly industry. Accepted speakers will be required to submit a full technical paper and register for the conference at a discounted rate.
Technical Conference Tracks
Advanced Packaging (APT) Track
Advances in 1st level packaging and assembly
High Performance and Reliability (HPR) Track
Materials and technologies for developers & users
Materials for Electronics (MAT) Track
New materials used in electronics assembly
Interconnect Research and Reliability (IRR) Symposium
Reliability testing and evaluation of soldering
Women's Leadership Program (WLP)
​Promote diversity in engineering fields
Test and Inspection (INS) Track
Ensuring product reliability short & long-term
Low Temperature Solder (LTS) Track
Developments that can be reflow soldered below 200°C
Manufacturing for Excellence (MFX) Track
Current project work in manufacturing process areas
Technical Innovations (TI) Symposium
Manufacturability and reliability of electronic circuit boards