Connectionists: [IEEE TCAS-I Special Section] Call for Papers: Circuits and Systems For Emerging Computing Paradigms

[Shanshan Liu]

Dear Colleague,

   

IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers (TCAS-I) seeks
submissions for the upcoming Special Issue on "CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS FOR
EMERGING COMPUTING PARADIGMS"[1].
 
As Dennard’s law is coming to an end, on-chip power consumption reduction
and throughput improvement due to technology scaling pose serious
challenges; workloads of today’s applications (such as AI, Big Data, and
IoT) have also reached extremely high levels of complex computation. Power
dissipation has become the fundamental barrier to scale computing
performance across all technology platforms. Computation at nanosclaes
requires innovative approaches. Moreover, many emerging computing paradigms
have been widely studied (e.g., approximate, stochastic, neuromorphic,
in-memory), mostly at system level to alleviate the encountered hurdles;
however, their successful evolution necessitates implementations that
require efficient circuits in a multitude of modules (such as memory,
arithmetic, and control). Substantial challenges still remain also at
architectural and system levels. Although bridging of technology with
circuit design has attracted significant attention from academic and
industrial communities in the past decade, it still requires considerable
efforts to accomplish implementations that are energy-efficient and
high-performance for systems in diverse computing applications.
 
Authors are invited to submit Regular papers following the IEEE TCAS-I
guidelines within the scope of this Special Issue. Topics in scope for
“Circuits and systems for emerging computing paradigms” include (but
are not limited to):


   *   Computing using circuit-level emerging technologies
   *   Architectural and system-level support for emerging computing
paradigms
   *   Emerging paradigms using novel computational approaches
   *   Circuits for emerging error-tolerant and dependable designs
   *   Design methodologies and automation tools for emerging computing
paradigms
   *   Hardware accelerators and architectures
   *   Hybrid circuits for high throughput computation
   *   Applications and experimental case studies

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES: All submitted manuscripts must


   *   conform to TCAS-I’s formatting requirements and page count;
   *   incorporate no less than 50% of new (unpublished) technical material;
   *   be submitted online at https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/tcas1.
Please select “SPECIAL ISSUE ON EMERGING COMPUTING PARADIGMS” when
submitting a manuscript to this Special Issue.

DEADLINES:


   *   Paper Submission: SEP. 15, 2021
   *   Completion of First Review: DEC. 15, 2021
   *   Completion of Final Review: FEB. 15, 2022
   *   Target Publication: APR. 15, 2022
 
GUEST EDITORS:

Dr. Shanshan Liu
Northeastern University, USA
E-mail: ssliu at coe.neu.edu

Dr. Bi Wu
Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China
E-mail: wubi_sl at nuaa.edu.cn

Dr. Ke Chen
Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China
E-mail: chen.ke at nuaa.edu.cn

Prof. Weiqiang Liu
Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China
E-mail: liuweiqiang at nuaa.edu.cn

Prof. Maire O’Neill
Queen’s University Belfast, UK
E-mail: m.oneill at ecit.qub.ac.uk

Prof. Fabrizio Lombardi
Northeastern University, USA
E-mail: lombardi at ece.neu.edu

Further details
are available at https://ieee-cas.org/pubs/tcas1/call-papers-special-issue-circuits-and-systems-emerging-computing-paradigms

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