WOLTE is a biennial conference devoted to the presentation and exchange of the most recent advances in low temperature electronics (LTE) and applications.
This workshop series has a consistent policy of holding no parallel sessions. Therefore, its program is comprised of single technical sessions. This gives a unique opportunity to stimulate discussions among all the participants traditionally coming from a variety of semiconductor and superconductor-related research fields.
The recent progress in cryogenics technologies, along with the increasing interest in space-based communication, gives a new light to low temperature electronics. The increasing interest in quantum technologies and nanodevices, most of which need low temperatures, are envisaged as the traditional area of interest of the WOLTE community.
The 16th edition of WOLTE hence opens to emerging topics including low temperature devices for quantum communication and computation, spintronics, space electronics and sensing, communication cubesat, hybridization and integration of semiconductor, superconductor, magnetic and photonic devices (both detectors and sources) working at low temperatures.