ICSS Researchers Receive the 2011 IEEE Circuits and Systems Society VLSI Transactions Best Paper Award

Professors Radu and Diana Marculescu have been selected to receive the 2011 IEEE Circuits and Systems Society VLSI Transactions Best Paper Award.

SRC and UT Dallas Identify Cost-Effective Method for Eliminating Contaminants from Carbon Nanotubes

Research Helps Ensure Clean Integrated Circuit Manufacturing

Professor Jason Cong and Dr. Eugene Ding Honored by ACM/IEEE for Design Automation

Professor Jason Cong and his former Ph.D. student Dr. Eugene Ding (now with Xilinx) received this year’s ACM/IEEE A. Richard Newton Technical Impact Award in Electronic Design Automation.

SWAN's Bhagawan Sahu Scales Silicon Wall

NRI's UT-Austin team simulate graphene transistors for tomorrow's electronic devices.

Local power outage takes SRC off the air

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Professor Dennis Sylvester Named IEEE Fellow

Prof. Dennis Sylvester has been named an IEEE Fellow Class of 2011 "for contributions to energy-efficient integrated circuits." Prof. Sylvester has pioneered the development of ultra low-power CMOS circuits, paving the way for their use in a growing number of applications. A key to much of his recent work has been the use of extremely low operating voltages (approximately one-third to one-half that of typical ICs today).

Carole-Jean Wu, Princeton University, wins Intel Corporation Fellowship

Carole-Jean Wu, Princeton University, wins Intel Corporation Fellowship Electrical Engineering Graduate Student Carole-Jean Wu has won the Intel Corporation PhD Fellowship for the 2011-2012 academic year. The focus of her research (under the advising of Princeton Professor Margaret Martonosi) is on shared resource management for CMP systems. This fellowship is awarded to exceptional Ph.D. candidates engaging in innovative work in fields related to Intel's business and research interests. In addition to the cash award, recipients of this fellowship are also prioritized for internship and hiring within the company.

URO Student Picks Particles Apart At Cornell University

University of Virginia Partners with Peer Institutions, Industry and the Commonwealth to Launch Virginia Nanoelectronics Center

The University of Virginia, in partnership with the College of William & Mary and Old Dominion University, has launched the Virginia Nanoelectronics Center, or ViNC, to advance research aimed at developing next-generation electronics.

SRC and UCLA Advance Design-Dependent Process Monitoring for Semiconductor Wafer Manufacturing

Research Promises Semiconductor Manufacturing Cost and Production Savings Up to 15 Percent, Potentially Increasing Profit Per Chip Significantly

Improvements to the Student Directory

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David Allstot Receives Mac Van Valkenburg Award

The IEEE Circuits and Systems Society has announced that David Allstot of University of Washington has received the 2011 Mac Van Valkenburg Award for “For contributions to mixed-signal and RF integrated systems.”

SRC Drives Key Initiatives to Accelerate Industry Adoption of 3D Integration of Integrated Circuits and Systems

Programs to Address Critical Reliability and Design Tools Connected to Industry 3D Integration Effort

NMS Featured Publication

Designed additives enhance and may extend EUV resist performance

IPS Featured Publication

A novel method to continuously monitor for pending solder interconnect failures has been developed