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The 15th Electronic Circuits World Convention (ECWC) is now open for registration. The 3-day ECWC15 conference will be hosted by the Hong Kong Printed Circuit Association from 30 Nov to 2 Dec 2020. The full conference will be conducted online with Day 3 of the conference being simultaneously held at the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Centre, China in conjunction with the “International Electronics Circuit Exhibition (Shenzhen)."
The ECWC15, the "Olympic Event of the PCB Industry", brings industry experts and professionals around the world to share the hottest topics, best practices and trends in the PCB and electronics manufacturing field. The conference includes oral and poster sessions, popular keynote sessions, engaging Q&A session and panel discussion.
Technical Program details include:
- 9 interesting keynote sessions
- 50 technical oral presentations in 3 tracks for 2 full days
- Engaging Q&A and panel discussion on the closing day
- 30 poster presentations including "Best Papers" which will be displayed at “International Electronics Circuit Exhibition (Shenzhen)”
Don’t miss the chance, join our conference to hear from the best! Enroll now. Please visit www.ecwc15.org to view the details of the program and register.
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