Grenoble, France, 13th March 2015 Following on from this year’s very successful Workshop on ‘Designing with Uncertainty - Opportunities & Challenges’ held in York, in March, we are running the event again as part of DATE 2015. The workshop aims to highlight and discuss emerging trends and future directions in the field of nano-scale device and circuit design, and will feature invited position papers from world-leading researchers and industrialists across the field, including:
• Prof Asen Asenov, University of Glasgow, UK & Gold Standard Simulations • Dr Rob Aitken, ARM, Austin, USA • Dr Peter Wilson, University of Southampton, UK We are currently soliciting extended abstracts from members of the community who are interested in presenting at this workshop. Abstracts should be no longer than three A4 pages (in IEEE two column format), and should focus upon the potential for future developments within the field of device and circuit design. By way of example, they may address one or more of the following areas: • Variability modelling, prediction, fabrication and solutions • Predicting future technologies and trends • Performance improvement through reconfiguration • Designing with unreliable components • Fault-tolerant design and recovery through reconfiguration • Electronic design optimisation • Design for test, built-in self test • New and emerging devices (biological, carbon, etc) • Innovative design techniques (e.g. bio-inspired) Deadline for submissions is Monday 17th November 2014 and submissions should be emailed, in PDF format, to [email protected] with 'Uncertainty workshop submission' in the Subject field of the email. All submissions will undergo a peer-review process. Accepted papers will be presented at the workshop as short oral presentations in one of the regular sessions, and additionally as a poster presentation in the networking session. Extended abstracts accepted for the workshop will not be disseminated through the official DATE proceedings or through any other formal channels, such as, for example, the IEEExplore or the ACM Digital Library. However, a copy of the workshop proceedings will be available to delegates registered for the workshop. ________________________________________________________________ YOU HAVE RECEIVED THIS E-MAIL BECAUSE YOU ARE SUBSCRIBED TO THE IEEE CEDA MAILING LIST. IF YOU WANT TO BE UNSUBSCRIBED FROM THIS LIST, PLEASE SEND AN EMPTY E-MAIL FROM YOUR E-MAIL ACCOUNT TO: [email protected] -- ============================================================ Jose L. Ayala, PhD E-Mail: [email protected] Computer Science Faculty Phone: (+34) 91 3947614 Complutense University of Madrid Fax: (+34) 91 3947527 C/ Prof. José García Santesmases, s/n www.dacya.ucm.es/jlayala 28040 Madrid, Spain ============================================================
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