Scope

ASYNC'98 is a successor to ASYNC'94 (Utah, USA), ASYNC'96 (Aizu, Japan), and ASYNC'97 (Eindhoven, The Netherlands). ASYNC'98 is hosted by University of California, San Diego and sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on VLSI and Intel Corporation. A major goal of the symposium is to identify application domains where asynchronous circuit techniques are of practical interest and to articulate, quantify, and demonstrate their potential advantages (such as high speed, low power, low EM radiation, and high reliability). Special emphasis will be given to industrial applications, functional ICs, and mature CAD tools. Furthermore, we are interested in exploring technical innovations that may help improve the cost, quality, performance, or testability of the final product.

Call for Papers Final Program Message from the Chairs Symposium Committee Technical Program Committee Program Monday, March 30 Tuesday, March 31 Wednesday, April 1 Thursday, April 2 General Information Registration Information Conference Registration Form Hotel Registration Form Important Dates Early registration with fee discounted: by March 8, 1998 Guaranteed hotel reservation: by March 8, 1998 Final manuscript due: January 16, 1998 Notification of acceptance: December 5, 1997 Papers due: closed (No more papers are accepted)

Related Links and Information

Around Town San Diego (America's Finest City) San Diego On-Line The "Asynchronous" Bibliography Asynchronous Logic Home Page History of ASYNC ASYNC'94 in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA ASYNC'96 in Aizu, Japan ASYNC'97 in Eindhoven, The Netherlands ASYNC'98 in San Diego, California, USA ASYNC'99 in Barcelona, Spain ASYNC'00 in Israel

Contact: async98@paradise.ucsd.edu

Last updated: June 8, 1998 By Kenneth Yun