Europe has the expertise and skills to promote a more responsible digital sector (frugality, regulation, ethics) that creates high-quality jobs. However, mastery of data is just as crucial as mastery of materials and energy when it comes to the operability and sustainability of disruptive digital components and integrated circuits. More sustainable integrated hardware and software solutions will be discussed at the END* symposium in the field of Information & Communication Technologies (ICT). >> Read our Manifesto here.

* END stands in French for “Electronique et numérique durables”

In 2026, the symposium will take place in Grenoble Scientific Polygon on December 14 and 15. To broaden its European reach, the symposium will be held in English, after 2024 & 2025 editon in French.

Researchers (Academics & industrials) from all fields are invited to submit proposals highlighting their latest advances in tools, methodologies, and demonstrators related to our theme.

June 15: Call for papers ->> Make your submission here

Jul 1rst: Openening for registration for the event

Sept. 30: Closing bell for the call for paper

Nov. 11: Authors notified - For each selected proposal, the first author will receive a free access to the conference

Dec. 1^st: Send material to the organizers

Dec. 11-13: Hackathon for students (not open for registration)

Dec. 14: Tutorials (free of charge, on site Grenoble, France & online)

Dec. 15: Symposium (on site, Grenoble, France) >> Register here (Professionals: 100 euros, Students: 50 euros)

Dec. 16: Scientific Day CNRS-Defie (in French, specific registration)

Your registration for th Symposium (Dec. 15, on site Grenoble, France) will be accepted only after payment (a dedicated link for payment will be sent to you in few days) : Professionals: 100 euros, Students: 50 euros

Tutorial day (Dec. 14, 2026) is free of charge, available on site Grenoble, France and online

Abstracts and all material for the Symposium should be prepared in English