Reflecting the rapid growth of the MEMS field and the commitment and success of its research community, the IEEE MEMS Conference series has evolved into a premier annual event in the MEMS area. In recent years, the IEEE MEMS Conference has attracted more than 700 participants, 800+ abstract submissions and has created the forum to present over 200 select papers in non-overlapping oral and poster sessions. Its single-session format provides ample opportunity for interaction between attendees, presenters and exhibitors. The 38th IEEE International Conference on Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (IEEE MEMS 2025) is one of the premier annual events reporting research results on every aspect of MEMS and Microsystems technology, as well as their relevant technologies and industrial trends. In particular, IEEE MEMS 2025 will bring more industrial elements to broaden the impact towards various application scenarios, showing its significance on more-than-Moore era. IEEE MEMS 2025 will be held in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, from 19 - 23 January 2025. The major areas of activity in the development of MEMS solicited and expected at this conference include but are not limited to:

    Design, simulation and analysis tools with experimental verification
    Fabrication technologies and processes
    Silicon and non-silicon materials
    Electro-mechanical integration techniques
    Assembly and packaging approaches
    Metrology and operational evaluation techniques
    System architecture

The major areas of activity in the application of MEMS solicited and expected at this conference include but are not limited to:

    Mechanical, thermal, and magnetic sensors and actuators, and system
    Opto-mechanical microdevices and microsystems
    Fluidic microcomponents and microsystems
    Microdevices for data storage
    Microdevices for biomedical engineering
    Micro chemical analysis systems
    Microdevices and systems for wireless communication
    Microdevices for power supply and energy harvesting
    Nano-electro-mechanical devices and systems
    Scientific microinstruments