It is now just over a month until I3S2015, the International Symposium on Sensor Science, takes place in Basel between 13 and 15 July 2015 under the patronage of the University of Basel. The program committee, headed by Prof. Peter Seitz, has put together an outstanding schedule that will highlight the latest trends and discoveries in sensor research.

55 speakers from 18 different countries will present their work. Highlights include sessions on extreme sensing, remote and micropower sensors, and a look at the most recent sensor breakthroughs. These are just a few of the nine sessions that will run through the conference, alongside a poster exhibition. A conference dinner at the Brasilea art gallery will provide an opportunity for networking, and to appreciate Basel’s cultural attractions.

The conference is being supported by MDPI and its journals including, or course, Sensors. Six journal Editors-in-Chief will be present, alongside former Editors-in-Chief and editorial board members.

If you have an interest in sensor research, we invite you to join us. At the time of writing, over 220 participants have signed up, but spaces are still available. You can book via the Sciforum website. Commercial participants can also enquire about exhibiting or sponsorship. We look forward to welcoming you soon in Basel!