Fourth International Symposium on
Advanced Research in Asynchronous Circuits and Systems
University of California, San Diego
March 30-April 2, 1998
Catamaran Resort Hotel,
San Diego, California
CALL FOR PAPERS
General Information
ASYNC'98, the Fourth International Symposium on Advanced Research in Asynchronous Circuits and Systems, 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. In addition to sponsorship by UCSD and IEEE Computer Society, sponsorship of industrial partners is anticipated. Proceedings will be published by the IEEE Computer Society Press.Topics of Interest
A major goal of the conference 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 is given to (industrial) applications, functional ICs, and mature CAD tools. Furthermore, attention is paid to technical innovations that may help improve the cost, quality, performance, or testability of the final product.Topics include but not limited to:
Mixed-timing circuits and asynchronous / synchronous interfaces-
Asynchronous architectures, circuits, and techniques
for low power / high speed
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Testing and testability of asynchronous circuits
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Power, performance, and reliability analysis of asynchronous circuits
and systems
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Synthesis, simulation, and verification of asynchronous circuits
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Formal techniques for asynchronous circuits and systems
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Novel techniques and future opportunities for asynchronous circuits
Submission Information
- Author Schedule:
Submission: ftp (preferable) or e-mail by October 17, 1997-
Notification of Acceptance: December 5, 1997
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Final Version Due: January 16, 1998
- Form / Length:
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Less than 150 word abstract
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Less than 15 pages (including figures) single spaced,
10pt or larger font size
- Where to Submit:
- Send PostScript or PDF file via anonymous ftp (preferred) to paradise.ucsd.edu or e-mail to async98@paradise.ucsd.edu.
Symposium Committee
- General Chair
- David Dill, Stanford University
- Program Co-Chairs
- Peter Beerel, University of Southern California
- Kenneth Yun, University of California, San Diego
- Publications Chair
- Erik Brunvand, University of Utah
- Tutorial Chair
- Bill Lin, University of California, San Diego
- Tools Chair
- Chris Myers, University of Utah
- Local Arrangement Coordinator
- Patricia Campbell, University of California, San Diego
Program Committee
| Venkatesh Akella | (USA) | Peter Beerel | (USA) |
| Erik Brunvand | (USA) | John Brzozowski | (Canada) |
| Steven Burns | (USA) | Jordi Cortadella | (Spain) |
| Al Davis | (USA) | David Dill | (USA) |
| Jo Ebergen | (Canada) | Steve Furber | (UK) |
| Jim Garside | (UK) | Ran Ginosar | (Israel) |
| Mark Greenstreet | (Canada) | Ian Jones | (USA) |
| Mark Josephs | (UK) | Mike Kishinevsky | (Japan) |
| Alex Kondratyev | (Japan) | Luciano Lavagno | (Italy) |
| Tony Lee | (Hong Kong) | Bill Lin | (USA) |
| Gensoh Matsubara | (Japan) | Chris Myers | (USA) |
| Takashi Nanya | (Japan) | Steven Nowick | (USA) |
| Nigel Paver | (UK) | Massoud Pedram | (USA) |
| Marc Renaudin | (France) | Marly Roncken | (USA) |
| Jens Spars/o | (Denmark) | Robert Sproull | (USA) |
| Ken Stevens | (USA) | P. Subramanyam | (USA) |
| Jose Tierno | (USA) | Jan T. Udding | (The Netherlands) |
| Kees van Berkel | (The Netherlands) | Tom Verhoeff | (The Netherlands) |
| Alex Yakovlev | (UK) | Kenneth Yun | (USA) |