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CSSI Seminar Archives: 2004

  Speaker Company / Institution Title
January
28 Yang Xu ECE Ph.D. Student ORACLE: Optimization with Recourse of Analog Circuits including Layout Extraction
February
4 Georges Gielen Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Analog Performance Modeling for Analog Circuit Synthesis
18 James Ma ECE Ph.D. Student Large-Scale Placement by Grid-Warping
March
3 Stephen Edwards Columbia University Making Cyclic Circuits Acyclic
April
14 Girish Venkataraman Ph.D. Candidate, Carnegie Mellon University C to Asynchronous Dataflow Circuits: An End-to-End Toolflow
19 Carolyn Block Intel Corporation Silicon Research at Intel
July
14 Hank Walker Texas A&M University Defect-Based Delay Test and Statistical Timing Analysis of Integrated Circuits
September
1 Jan M. Rabaey University of California at Berkeley Disappearing Electronics Enable Ambient Intelligence
29 Larry Pileggi Carnegie Mellon University Structured Layout for Extreme Scaled CMOS
October
7 Satoshi Inaba Toshiba Corporation Key Technologies for Advanced CMOS Devices Beyond 65 nm Node Generation
13 Richard Schreier Analog Devices Inc. An IF-to-Bits Converter IC, or, How to Make an ADC with Inductors
20 Patrick Yue Carnegie Mellon University Designing ESD Protection for RF ICs
27 Michael H. Perrott Massachusetts Institute of Technology A Mixed-Signal Approach to Phase-Locked Loops
29 Ran Ginosar Technion - Israel Institute of Technology Synchronization in Multiple-Clock-Domain Systems on Chip
November
3 Masoud Zargari Atheros Communications A Single-Chip Dual-Band Tri-Mode CMOS Transceiver for IEEE 802.11a/b/g WLAN
12 Hiroshi Nakamura University of Tokyo Dynamic Processor Throttling for Power-Efficient Computing
December
1 Zhong Xiu Carnegie Mellon University Large-Scale Placement by Grid Warping
8 Patrick Bourke Carnegie Mellon University Speech Recognition in Silicon
15 Anton Pfeiffer Carnegie Mellon University Automatic Design of Multiplexed Biofluidic Microchips