Abbrevation
ASYNC
City
Santa Monica
Country
United States
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<span class="Apple&#8211;style&#8211;span" style="border&#8211;collapse: separate; color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font&#8211;family: &#8242;Times New Roman&#8242;; font&#8211;style: normal; font&#8211;variant: normal; font&#8211;weight: normal; letter&#8211;spacing: normal; line&#8211;height: normal; orphans: 2; text&#8211;align: &#8211;webkit&#8211;auto; text&#8211;indent: 0px; text&#8211;transform: none; white&#8211;space: normal; widows: 2; word&#8211;spacing: 0px; &#8211;webkit&#8211;border&#8211;horizontal&#8211;spacing: 0px; &#8211;webkit&#8211;border&#8211;vertical&#8211;spacing: 0px; &#8211;webkit&#8211;text&#8211;decorations&#8211;in&#8211;effect: none; &#8211;webkit&#8211;text&#8211;size&#8211;adjust: auto; &#8211;webkit&#8211;text&#8211;stroke&#8211;width: 0px; font&#8211;size: medium; "><span class="Apple&#8211;style&#8211;span" style="color: rgb(17, 17, 17); font&#8211;family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans&#8211;serif; font&#8211;size: 13px; text&#8211;align: &#8211;webkit&#8211;left; ">The International Symposium on Asynchronous Circuits and Systems (ASYNC) is the premier forum for researchers to present their latest findings in the area of asynchronous design&#046; The 2013 symposium will be held in Santa Monica, California&#046;<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"> </span><br>Authors are invited to submit full papers on any aspect of asynchronous design, ranging from the core topics of design, synthesis, and test, to asynchronous applications in system&#8211;level integration and emerging computing technologies&#046; Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"> </span><br>Mixed&#8211;timed circuits, GALS systems, Network&#8211;on&#8211;Chip, and multi&#8211;chip interconnects<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"> </span><br>Elastic and latency&#8211;tolerant synchronous design<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"> </span><br>Synchronization, clock domain crossing, arbitration, and metastability<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"> </span><br>Asynchronous pipelines, architectures, CPUs, and memories<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"> </span><br>Asynchronous ultra&#8211;low power systems, energy harvesting, and mixed&#8211;signal/analogue<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"> </span><br>Asynchrony in emerging technologies, including bio, neural, nano and quantum computing<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"> </span><br>CAD tools for asynchronous design, synthesis, analysis, and optimization<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"> </span><br>Formal methods for verification and performance/power analysis<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"> </span><br>Test, security, and fault tolerance<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"> </span><br>Asynchronous variability&#8211;tolerant design and design for manufacturing<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"> </span><br>Circuit designs, case studies, comparisons, and applications<span class="Apple&#8211;converted&#8211;space"><br></span></span></span>