ICSICT 2010 was held in Shanghai

Published：2010-11-17 Views：965

ICSICT 2010, which is one of the most significant International conference concerning semiconductor, integrated circus, devices and designation in China, hosted by SIST (Fudan University) and IEEE, was held at InterContinental Hotel from Nov. 1st to Nov. 4th. T.P. Ma, chairman of the conference, who also is a CAS foreign member and professor of Yale University, announced the opening of the meeting. Ting-Ao Tang, chairman of the procedure committee of the meeting and professor of Fudan University, addressed the meeting about the procedure.

Over 600 representatives from 28 countries attended the conference and 250 of them are foreigners. Chih-Tang Sah, the Founder of CMOS and famous Semiconductor specialist, addressed the conference and also did Yang-yuan Wang, fellow of Chinese Academy of Sciences and other well-known semiconductor specialists. The 3-day conference is consist of 64 discussions on 18 topics and 2 slide-shows, concerning CMOS, MEMS, semiconductor memory technology, digital and analog circuit designation. Scores of renowned semiconductor companies and EDA providers exhibited their latest productions and technologies.

Outstanding Student Paper Award is initiated for the first time in ICSICT 2010. It is assessed by chairmen from every sub-session and a committee which consists of 8 specialists. 8 outstanding student papers, 6 of which are oral reports and 2 of them are slide-shows, 2 from Microelectronics Department of Fudan University, 1 from Carleton University of Canada, 1 from Peking University, 1 from TU Delft of Netherland, 1 from Sun Yat-sen University of Taiwan, 1 from Tsinghua University and 1 from Microelectronics Research Centre, Chinese Academy of Sciences, were chosen from 47 candidates. All the specialists agreed that the quality of candidates and speeches has witnessed great improvement.

Holding 10th ICSICT will significantly enhance the collaboration between universities and enterprises internationally, and promote the IC industry of China as well as the Microelectronics Discipline of our school.