| Call for Papers(Closed)
We appreciate your interest in submitting a paper to the 2020 International Symposium on VLSI Design, Automation, and Test (2020 VLSI-DAT). Herewith forms and information are provided for your preparation of paper submission.
♣ Note : The paper submission system is for paper session only, not for invited speaker.
♣ Important Dates : All are based on Taiwan time, which is eight hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (23:59 GMT+8)
• Paper Submission Deadline : October 30, 2019
• Notification of Paper Acceptance : December 31, 2019
• Final Paper (IEEE compatible version) Submission Deadline : January 31, 2020
• Author Registration Deadline : February 29, 2020
♣ Original, unpublished papers on all aspects of VLSI Design, Automation and Test are solicited, including but not limited to:
ANALOG DESIGN
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DIGITAL DESIGN
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EDA
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TEST |
RF, Analog and Mixed Signal Circuits
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Digital Circuits and ASICs
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Logic and Behavioral Synthesis
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Test Generation and Compression |
Sensors and Interface Circuits
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CPU, DSP and Multicore Architectures
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Physical Design and Verification
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Design-for-Testability and BIST |
Memory Circuits and Systems
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Multimedia Processing Designs
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Design for Manufacturability
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RF, Analog and Mixed-Signal Test |
Biomedical Circuits
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Communication Designs
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Power/Thermal Estimation and Optimization
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Memory Test |
Energy-Harvesting and Power Circuits
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Hardware Security and Trust
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Design Verification
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SOC and System Level Test |
Ultra Low-Power Circuits and Systems
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Designs for Edge Computing
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Modeling and Simulation
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Silicon Debug and Diagnosis |
Memristive and Neuromorphic Circuits
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Designs for Machine Learning
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Electronic System Level Design
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3D IC and Interposer-Based IC Test |
Security Circuits for IoT and AI
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SOC and NOC Architectures
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Hardware/Software Co-Design
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Yield and Reliability Enhancement |
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Embedded System and Software
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Machine Learning for EDA
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On-Chip Monitoring |
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System-in-Package Designs
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Analog EDA
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Test Data Mining and Learning |
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EDA for Microfluidic Biochips
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Test Standards |
♣ General Instructions
• Prospective authors must submit a self-contained paper with figures and tables electronically through the conference website by October 30, 2019 (23:59 GMT+8) 
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• The length of a submitted paper must be 2-4 pages. Any submissions not adhering to the length constraint will be returned immediately without review.
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• In addition to the paper and camera-ready manuscript , the submission should be included with a 80~100 Word ABSTRACT, which will be published in the advance and final program if the paper is accepted.
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• VLSI-DAT adopts the DOUBLE BLIND REVIEW process; please DO NOT reveal your name(s) or affiliation(s) anywhere in the submitted manuscript for the first paper submission.
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• Before submitting your abstract/paper, please review the information on IEEE Intellectual Property Rights at http://www.ieee.org/web/publications/rights/index.html
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• The notices of acceptance will be sent out to authors on December 31, 2019.
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• Any changes on title and author list or withdraw after acceptance must be approved by Technical Program Co-Chairs.
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• For an accepted paper to be published in the proceedings, one of its co-author(s) MUST pay the full registration fee by February 29, 2020 23:59 (GMT+8) and attend the symposium to present the paper. Note that each accepted paper shall be accompanied by a different full registration; that is, two full registrations are required for presenting two papers even if the presenter is the same.
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• Presentation of accepted papers at the symposium must be in English and will be limited to 18 minutes with an additional 2 minutes for Q&A. The final manuscript of all accepted papers will be published as submitted in the proceedings.
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• No-show papers will not be included in the symposium proceedings and will not be submitted to the IEEE Xplore database.
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♣ Student Subsidy 
• All students are entitled to get a discount of up to 85% on the registration fee.
• Financial supports are available for full-time student presenters living outside of Taiwan.
♣ Special Session Submission
To encourage industry and research institutes to share their experiences on system and product development, 1 or 2-page papers on system prototyping and product development are solicited. Submission to this special session should specifically select the paper category of System Prototyping / Product Development to be reviewed separately from the regular submissions.
♣ Best Paper Award 
Two best papers will be selected this year through a rigorous evaluation process, which is conducted by the program committee and session chairs.