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3D-PEIM 2026 Adds Free Tutorials

We are delighted to invite you to attend and submit your work to 3D-PEIM 2026, taking place November 16–19, 2026, at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona.

The 3D-PEIM Organizing Committee is pleased to announce the addition of four two-hour short tutorials to the 3D-PEIM conference program.

  • Advanced Packaging
    George Dogiamis (DECA), Chanyeop Park (ASU), Hongbin Yu (ASU), Leslie Hwang (ASU), and Chris Bailey (ASU)
  • Die-Attach by Metal Powder Sintering: The Science and Practice
    G.Q. Lu (Virginia Tech)
  • Digital Twin-Driven Reliability and Prognostics in Power Electronics Systems
    Jong Eun Rye (North Carolina State University)
  • Trends in Magnetic Material Properties to Meet the Challenges of Supporting High-Performance Computing
    Matt Wilkowski

These short tutorials will be held on Monday, November 16, from 1:00 PM to 5:15 PM. The tutorials are free. You will be able to register for the tutorials you wish to attend at the time of conference registration, which will open in June. Additional details for these short tutorials are available on the conference website.

The Future of 3D Power Packaging Starts Here

Join leading researchers, innovators, and industry pioneers from around the world at 3D-PEIM 2026, the premier international symposium dedicated to 3D power packaging and heterogeneous integration. This year’s event brings together breakthrough technologies, real-world applications, and unparalleled networking opportunities—all set against the vibrant backdrop and sunshine of the Southwest.

Whether you are advancing fundamental research or driving next-generation products to market, 3D-PEIM 2026 is where ideas spark collaboration and innovation accelerates.

Our Biggest and Most Dynamic Program Yet

3D-PEIM 2026 features our most ambitious technical program to date, including:

  • 6 distinguished plenary speakers delivering visionary insights
  • 7 in-depth technical sessions covering cutting-edge developments
  • Expert-led tutorials designed to deepen your technical expertise
  • Interactive poster sessions and industry showcases
  • Exclusive guided lab tours of ASU’s renowned MacroTechnology Works facility

 

Be Part of What’s Next

3D-PEIM 2026 is more than a symposium. It’s a global community of researchers, engineers, and industry leaders working together to define the next era of 3D power electronics.

  • Abstract Submission Deadline: May 8, 2026
  • Registration Opens: June 8, 2026

     

Please note that the abstract submission portal is now open. We encourage you to plan your submissions and participation in this exciting event in Phoenix, Arizona.

For full details—including information for sponsors and exhibitors—please visit: https://www.3d-peim.org/

 

 
Announcing 3D-PEIM 2026 and Call for Papers

I would like to invite you to attend and submit papers to 3D-PEIM 2026 which will
be held in Phoenix, at Arizona State University, November 16th -19th , 2026.

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The Future of 3D Power Packaging Starts Here: Join global leaders from academia
and industry at 3D-PEIM 2026, the premier international symposium focused on 3D
power packaging and heterogeneous integration. This year’s event combines cutting-
edge technology, real-world impact, and unforgettable experiences—set against the
sunshine of the Southwest.

Biggest Program Yet: 3D-PEIM 2026 delivers our most ambitious technical program to
date: 6 high-impact plenary speakers, 7 in-depth technical sessions, expert-led tutorials,
poster and industry partner showcases, and exclusive guided lab tours of ASU’s MacroTechnology Works.

Technical Focus Areas: Advanced Packaging & 3D Integrated Modules, Thermal
Management, Design Modeling & Simulation, Reliability & Failure Analysis, Power
Delivery & Energy Storage, Passive Components, Materials for Advanced Packaging.

Be Part of What’s Next: Connect with the researchers, engineers, and industry leaders
shaping the future of 3D power electronics.

Join us at 3D-PEIM 2026: Abstract submission deadline is May 8th , Registration will
open on June 8th . For more information on this exciting event and further information for
sponsors and exhibitors please visit the symposium website: https://www.3d-peim.org/

Chris Bailey
3D-PEIM, General Chair

 
Welcome to 3D-PEIM 2026

Welcome to 3D-PEIM 2026!

Experience the future of 3D Power Packaging at 3D-PEIM 2026, the premier symposium uniting world-class researchers, industry leaders, and innovators in heterogeneous integration. Hosted at the Arizona State University Skysong Complex, this year’s event pairs breakthrough technology with the sunshine and energy of Phoenix, Arizona.

Get ready for our biggest program yet—featuring six visionary plenary speakers, nine focused technical sessions, expert-led tutorials, and exclusive lab tours. Topics span the full 3D-PEIM ecosystem, including advanced packaging and 3D integrated modules, thermal management, design modeling and simulation, reliability and failure analysis, power delivery and energy storage, and next-generation materials.

Beyond the technical sessions, connect with the community through a high-impact poster session and industry partner showcases highlighting the latest innovations. Don’t miss the guided tour of ASU’s MacroTechnology Works, a cutting-edge facility with industry-scale Advanced Packaging capabilities including a 300 mm Fan-Out Wafer-Level Packaging pilot line.

Just 15 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Skysong offers free parking and easy access to hotels in Tempe and Scottsdale. The symposium also provides an unforgettable off-site banquet at the world-renowned Desert Botanical Garden, where technology meets the beauty of the Sonoran Desert—complete with Southwestern cuisine and entertainment.

On behalf of the organizing committee, I welcome you to Join us at 3D-PEIM 2026 and connect with the community shaping the future of 3D power electronics. Abstract submission deadline is May 8th and registration will open on June 8th.

Warm regards,
Chris Bailey
3D-PEIM 2026 General Chair

About ASU

Arizona State University was established as the Territorial Normal School at Tempe on March 12, 1885. Since its formation, the institution evolved through multiple name changes and was designated Arizona State University in 1958 by statewide vote. ASU is a comprehensive public research university, measured not by whom it excludes but by whom it includes and how they succeed. The university’s charter emphasizes advancing research of public value, inclusion, and community engagement. ASU’s mission is to serve as a leading American center for innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainability, and to drive regional economic competitiveness through research and discovery.

 

 
A Successful Inaugural Symposium

1st International Symposium on 3D Power Electronics Integration and Manufacturing

The first International Symposium on 3D Power Electronics and Manufacturing was a true success! On June 13-15, 2016, over 80 participants, 11 from outside the US, attended the 1st International Symposium on 3D Power Electronics Integration and Manufacturing (3D-PEIM) in Raleigh, North Carolina. The symposium offered 39 presentations in 11 sessions, and began with three tutorials that focused on “The World of Packaging Technologies and Critical Issues” taught by Professors Douglas Hopkins, Guo-Quan Lu, and Patrick McCluskey.

A highlight was the Plenary Road Mapping session chaired by Brian Narveson, PSMA, with keynote speeches from Chuck Richardson, iNEMI on “2017 iNEMI Roadmap Process and a Preview of Selected IoT/Wearables, Packaging & Board Assembly Chapter Highlights”, Bram Ferreira, Technical University of Delft on “International Technology Roadmap for Wide Band-gap Power Semiconductors”, and Bill Chen, ASE-US and IEEE CPMT, on “Heterogeneous Integration for IoT, Cloud and Smart Things”.

The Symposium was organized by the Power Sources Manufacturers Association (www.psma.com), chaired by Prof. Doug Hopkins of North Carolina State University, and supported by 15 exhibitors and sponsors, including the FREEDM Systems Center at NCSU, CPES at Virginia Tech, and CALCE at University of Maryland.

Of special note: SARDA Inc. selected the 3D-PEIM Symposium to announce its collaboration with UTAC and AT&S to implement its Heterogeneous Integrated Power Stage (HIPS). All three were exhibitors and/or presenters.

Plans are now underway for 3D-PEIM 2017 and organizers and sponsors are being solicited. If you are interested, please contact info@3D-PEIM.Org, or the PSMA office at power@psma.com.

Prof. Douglas Hopkins, General Chair
Prof. Patrick McCluskey, Technical Program Co-Chair
Prof. G.Q. Lu, Technical Program Co-Chair

Provided by
Prof. Douglas Hopkins,
General Chair

  Doug Hopkins

 

 

 
2016 International Symposium on 3D Power Electronics Integration and Manufacturing Presentations

The presentations from the 2016 International Symposium on 3D Power Electronics Integration and Manufacturing are available on the Packaging Forum.