International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design 2014 (original) (raw)

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Session 1A: Memory Circuits and Systems

Session 1B: Advanced Techniques for System-level Analysis

Session 1C: Network on a Chip and Multi-core Systems

Session 2B: Package and 3-D Integration

Session 2C: Manufacturing and Modeling Issues in Nanoscale CMOS

Session 3A: Low Voltage and Low Power Design Methodologies

Session 3B: Systems Optimization

Poster Session and Mixer

Session 4A: Reliability and Aging

Session 4B: Advances in Timing Closure and Yield/Reliability Improvement

Session 4C: New Ideas in Circuit Design

Session 5B: Assertion and Formal Verification Technologies

Session 5C: Thermal and Energy Considerations in Systems

Session 6A: Advanced Circuit and System Methodologies

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