SSCS Sponsored Asian Solid-State Circuits Conference (A-SSCC) Status Update : 1 Compiled by Chorng-Kuang Wang (Chair, Steering Committee)
San Francisco
Feb. 11, 2007 SSCS Sponsored Asian Solid-State Circuits Conference (A-SSCC) Status Update
A-SSCC Plan : 2 A-SSCC Plan 2005 Taiwan , Nov. 1-3, Ambassador Hotel Hsinchu
2006 China, Nov. 13-15, Hyatt Regency Hangzhou
2007 Korea, Nov. 12-14, Ramada Plaza Hotel Jeju Island
Japan, Nov. 3-5, JAL Resort Sea Hawk Hotel Fukuoka
Taiwan, TBA 2007 Ramada Jeju Island 2008 JAL Resort Fukuoka
Conference/TPC Chairs/Co-Chairs 2005-2008 : 3 Conference/TPC Chairs/Co-Chairs 2005-2008
2009 A-SSCC TPC Chair in Taiwan : 2009 A-SSCC TPC Chair in Taiwan 2009 TPC Chair - Dr. Tohru Furuyama
General Manager, Center for Semiconductor Research & Development (CSRD)
Toshiba Corporation, Japan Tohru Furuyama received the Ph.D. degree from the University of Tokyo.
Dr. Furuyama led several commodity DRAM, Rambus DRAM and embedded DRAM developments at the Semiconductor Device Engineering Laboratory, Toshiba Corp. From 1994 to 1996, he was the 64Mb DRAM design manager for the Toshiba/IBM/Siemens joint DRAM development project at Burlington, VT. He was then a senior manager at the System LSI Engineering Laboratory, Toshiba Corp, where he was responsible for the developments of Toshiba’s original “Media embedded Processor” (MeP), MPEG-4 codec LSI’s for mobile applications that utilized the eDRAM technology he had established as a project leader, and so on. Since 2002, as a general manager of the SoC Research & Development Center and subsequently the Center for Semiconductor Research & Development, Toshiba Corp., he has been supervising wide range of R&D activities; advanced CMOS technologies, NAND flash memories, embedded memories, novel memories, embedded processors (MeP), digital media SoC’s and related softwares
Dr. Furuyama is an IEEE Fellow. 4
2009 A-SSCC TPC Vice Chair in Taiwan : 2009 A-SSCC TPC Vice Chair in Taiwan TPC 2009 Vica Chair - Dr. Mototsugu Hamada Mototsugu Hamada was born in Nara, Japan, in 1968.
He received the B.S.,M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in electronic engineering from the University of Tokyo, Japan in 1991, 1993, and 1996, respectively.
In 1996, he joined Toshiba Corp. and has been engaged in wireless and low-power electronic circuits design. From 2002 to 2004, he was a Visiting Scholar at Stanford University. He is a member of the technical program committee of ISSCC and A-SSCC.
He is a member of IEEE and JSAP. 5
New A-SSCC Steering Committee Member (Jan. 2007 – Aug. 2010) : New A-SSCC Steering Committee Member (Jan. 2007 – Aug. 2010) Steering Committee-Dr. Nam-Sung Woo
Executive Vice President, System LSI Division
Samsung Electronics, Co., Ltd. Dr. Woo has led the mobile solutions business of Samsung Semiconductor's SLSI Division since 2004. His team develops both chipsets and software for mobile devices, including application processors, mobile TV chipsets, wireless communication chipsets and image sensor chips.
Before joining Samsung, Dr. Woo worked for Texas Instruments as general manager of a wireless business unit. He also spent ten years as a research scientist at AT&T/Lucent Bell Laboratories. His area of expertise includes computer architecture, parallel processing and VLSI design/synthesis.
He has published more than 50 papers for journals and international conferences, and has five U.S. patents. He received the "best paper" award at an IEEE Design Automation Conference.
Dr. Woo received a BSEE from Seoul National University, an MSEE from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, and a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Maryland. 6
Steering Committee (Sept. 2004 - Aug. 2007) : 7 Steering Committee (Sept. 2004 - Aug. 2007) Chair: Chorng-Kuang Wang, NTU, Taiwan
Secretary of General Affairs: Shen-Iuan Liu, NTU, Taiwan
Secretary of Technical Program: Makoto Ikeda, Univ. of Tokyo
International Liaison Members:
Anantha Chandrakasan, MIT, USA
Willy Sansen, KUL, Belgium
Members:
Taiwan
Nicky Lu, Etron Technology, Inc.
Genda Hu, FocalTech Systems
Jyuo-Ming Shyu, ITRI
Japan
Kunihiro Asada, University of Tokyo
Kiyoo Itoh, Hitachi Central Research
Takayasu Sakurai, University of Tokyo
Katsuhiro Shimohigashi, Semiconductor
Technology Academic Research Center
China
Zhihua Wang, Tsinghua University
Korea
Deong-Kyoon Jeong, Seoul National
University
Sung Bae Park, Samsung Electronics
Hoi-Jun Yoo, KAIST
Nam-Sung Woo*, Samsung Electronics
(*Jan. 2007 – Aug. 2010)
India
Navakanta Bhat, Indian Institute of
Science
2006 A-SSCC Summary : 8 2006 A-SSCC Summary
Theme of this year : ” Challenges for THE e-life ”
held in Nov. 13–15 at Hyatt Regency Hangzhou, China
SSCS President Speech
Chance of sending/collecting information to/from Asia
Student design contest from the regular papers
Industry program to find out industrial trend
Tutorials by speakers from all over the world
4 Plenary sessions
Technical papers survived severe selection
Cooperate with ISSCC (Scholarship to A-SSCC SDC winners, ISSCC talks and posters at A-SSCC, A-SSCC proceeding archived with ISSCC Technical Digset)
Cooperate with IEEE SSCS (JSSC, SSCS Region 10 chairs meeting)
Design Contest Outstanding Award : 9 Design Contest Outstanding Award From the left- Mr. Sungdae Choi(KAIST, Korea), Mr. Yusaku Ito(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan) , Mr. Simone Gambini (University of California at Berkeley, USA) , Prof. Hoi-Jun Yoo (Chair of Design Contest; KAIST, Korea)
Side Events –photos (1) : 10 Side Events –photos (1) Posters “50 Years of ISSCC”
(Nov.13~15, 2006) Region 10 chapters meeting
(Nov.15, 2006)
Side Events –photos (2) : 11 Side Events –photos (2) Region 10 chapters meeting (Nov.15, 2006)
Side Events –photos (3) : Side Events –photos (3) SSCS President, Dr. Dick Jaeger gave a speech at the opening (Nov.14, 2006) 12
Side Events –photos (4) : ISSCC Program Chair, Dr. Jan Van der Spiegel
talked about “How to write a GOOD ISSCC Paper” at A-SSCC
(Nov.14, 2006) Side Events –photos (4) 13
Submissions/Acceptance by Country : 14 Submissions/Acceptance by Country Total: 332 Submitted Accepted Total: 107/332 Acceptance Rate:32%
Slide15 : 15 Compare with A-SSCC’05 Submissions 2005 Submissions : 362
2006 Submissions : 332
Compare with A-SSCC’05 Acceptance : 16 Compare with A-SSCC’05 Acceptance 2005 Acceptance : 136 (34%)
2006 Acceptance : 107 (32%)
Conference/Tutorial Attendance : 17 Conference/Tutorial Attendance 2005 Conference: 335
Tutorial: 178 2006 Conference: 246
Tutorial: 112
Slide18 : 18 Conference Attendance by Country/region Registrants from 14 Countries/regions participate the A-SSCC 2006 Conference: 246
Tutorial:112
Compare with A-SSCC’05 Conference Attendance : Compare with A-SSCC’05 Conference Attendance 19 2005 Conference Attendance : 335
2006 Conference Attendance : 246
Slide20 : 2006 Budget Report/preliminary 20
A-SSCC2007 Organization Structure : 21 A-SSCC2007 Organization Structure International IEEE SSCS AdCom Conference
Meetings Committee Steering Committee
Ck Wang, G. Hu, W. Sansen, A. Chandrakasan, T. Sakurai, etc Conference Chair
Chong-Min Kyung, (Korea) Organizing Committee
Kwang Sub Yoon, (Korea)
Suki Kim (Korea) Liaison
W. Sansen, (Belgium)
A. Chandrakasan, (USA) Technical Program Committee
Nicky Lu, (Taiwan) Professional Management Team
GENICOM Convention Local
2007 A-SSCC Technical Programs : 22 2007 A-SSCC Technical Programs Paper Sections
Analog and Data Conversion
RF
Wireless and Wireline Communications
Digital Circuits and Systems (Rename)
Memory
Emerging Applications and Technologies
Mixed-Signal Processing (New)
Special Programs
Industry Program
Educational Program
Invited Program
Design Contest
2007A-SSCC SC, TPC and Local Working Items Schedule : 23 2007A-SSCC SC, TPC and Local Working Items Schedule Working Items Paper Submission deadline: Mon. June 11, 2007 at 20:00 Acceptance notification: Fri. July 31, 2007 Final papers submission:
Fri. Sept. 1, 2007 at 20:00 Author registration deadline:
Fri. Oct. 19, 2007 Reduced rate: advance by
Fri. Oct. 19, 2007 Non-reduced rate: On-site,
after Fri. Oct. 19, 2007 Conference Date: Mon.-Wed., November 12-14, 2007 Paper Selection Meeting: Sat. July 7, 2007