THE COMPUTER ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTER

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

UT VLSI Seminar Series

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The VLSI Seminar Series is organized by the Integrated Circuits and Systems group at the University of Texas at Austin.  The goal is to provide an open forum for faculty, graduate students and local industry experts to share new ideas and directions in the general area of large-scale integrated circuits. It is held on a fortnightly basis

Cookie and coffee will be served.  Parking validation will be provided for local industry attendees.

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Schedule for Fall 2005

Date/Time	Location	Speaker	Title/Abstract	Slides/Papers
Sep 1,  5pm	ACES 2.402	Raul Camposano	Testing Chips, Masks, Processes: DFM and Test	NA
Sep 7,  5pm	ACES 2.402	Ali Keshavarzi	Circuit Design Challenges for Scaled CMOS Technologies	NA
Sep 28, 5pm	ACES 2.402	Prof. Kartik Mohanram	Design of SEU-resilient combinational logic circuits	NA
Oct 10 (Monday), 5pm	ACES 2.402	Prof. Malgorzata Marek-Sadowska	Pre-layout wire-length predictions and applications	NA
Oct 14 (Friday), 11 am	ACES 2.402	Prof. Lawrence T. Pileggi	Regular Circuit Fabrics for CMOS Design at Nanoscale	NA
Nov 7 (Monday), 10:30 am	ACES  3.418	Dr. Sandeep Kumar Goel	On-Chip Test Infrastructure Design for High-Throughput Multi-Site Testing of SOCs	NA
Dec 8 (Thursday), 5 pm	ACES  2.402	Prof. Todd Austin	Better Than Worst-Case Design	NA

Maps

• The ACES building is the new structure on the southeast corner of 24th and Speedway.
• Parking: We suggest parking garage 1 (PG1) at San Jacinto and 24th
• Need directions? Here are maps showing:
  • Scalable Yahoo map of 24th and Speedway
  • The UT Campus Area
  • Submap including ACES Building
  • Submap including Parking Garage #1

Organization

Comments? Need to schedule a seminar? Please contact Michael Orshansky or David Z. Pan.

This seminar series is jointly organized by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and the Computer Engineering Research Center at the University of Texas at Austin.

Previous Talks

Spring 2005

Fall 2004

Spring 2004

Fall 2003

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Sister Seminars

• Mixed-Signal/RF Integrated Circuits Seminar
• Computer Architecture Seminar

Last modified 10/31/2005 by Anand Ramalingam