Newsletter 3
VLSI symposia LIVE session started this week!
Demo session (June 14-16), Panel (June 17-18).
Hurry up to register and don’t miss them.
Register Now! On-demand contents now available.
The symposia overview: including Demo session (June 13-15) video
VLSI 2021 will be held in a fully virtual format due to COVID-19.
Kyoto, Japan
Sunday – Saturday, June 13-19, 2021 JST
(Workshops, Short Courses, Technical Sessions, Forum)
2021 Symposia on VLSI Technology & Circuits would like to announce you that registration is available on our website.
The deadline for online registration is June 30 (23:59 JST).
The symposium theme is “VLSI Systems for Lifestyle Transformation”. Even when Covid-19 becomes a distant memory, our society may face a drastic lifestyle transformation. People may come to work in more remote manner and are less likely to physically move for both personal and business issues. At the 2021 Symposium, considering these lifestyle transformations, we will discuss how state-of-the-art VLSI can contribute to such lifestyle and heath transformations. In this newsletter, the program for the first half of next week is introduced.
Demo session (June 14-16)
- The popular demonstration session is an on-demand pre-recorded video session. The 17 selected demonstration videos are posted online on the conference virtual platform, and attendees can watch them anytime, anywhere, and post comments.
- Attendees can also talk with authors in 3days Live Demo Interactive held concurrently with Social Communication on a virtual demonstration site that mimics a temple in Kyoto by Gathertown. Don't miss it and enjoy Kyoto in a nostalgic retro game world.
- The Best Demo Award will be decided by your vote! Please don't forget to poll. The deadline for voting is 14:00, June 15th(Tue) JST.
(Only registered people can vote.)
The Best Demo Award will be announced at the beginning of the live session on the following day.
Panel (June 17-18)
- The Technology Panel Session, moderated by Prof. Takayuki Ohba, Tokyo Institute of Technology, addresses the question: "3D/Heterogeneous integration: Are we running towards a Thermal Crisis?"
- The Circuits panel session, moderated by Prof. Naveen Verma, Princeton University, "New Generation Chip Makers vs. the Incumbents."
- The joint panel session, "Work, Life, and Education for New Normal Society," moderated by Dr. Kazuo Yano, Hitachi. This pandemic changes our minds and behaviors and changes our lives, work, and education. In this panel, a variety of leading experts from Zen Buddhism, wellbeing science, computer-human interfaces, to media art will join to deepen the meaning of this irreversible change and discuss the changing role of technology.
We look forward to seeing you all at 2021 VLSI Symposia!
Sincerely yours,
Shinya Yamakawa, 2021 Technology Symposium Chair, Tomas Palacios, Co-Chair
Katsura Miyashita, 2021 Technology Program Chair, Gosia Jurczak, Co-Chair
Ken Takeuchi, 2021 Circuits Symposium Chair, Brian Ginsburg, Co-Chair
Yusuke Oike, 2021 Circuits Program Chair, Borivoje Nikolić, Co-Chair
