Welcome to ASYNC 2010
Grenoble, France
3rd-6th May 2010

General Chairs
Pascal Vivet
(Cea-Leti, France)
Marc Renaudin
(Tiempo, France)
Program Chairs
Alex Yakovlev
(Newcastle Univ., UK)
Ken Stevens
(Univ. of Utah, USA)
The 16th IEEE International Symposium on
Asynchronous Circuits and Systems (ASYNC)
ASYNC is the premier forum for researchers to present their latest findings in the area of asynchronous design. This year ASYNC is co-located with The 4th ACM/IEEE International Symposium on Networks-on-Chip (NOCS 2010). The two symposia will be hosted by CEA LETI in the MINATEC facilities in the nice Grenoble area located in the French Alps. The organization and the programs of both symposia will be jointly coordinated, including keynote lectures, tutorials, exhibitions and social events. (See joint ASYNC-NOCS website for details.)
Announcements
•2010-06-01: All presentation slides are now available online, including common tutorials, common keynotes, and all ASYNC & NOCS sessions. See the technical program page.
•2010-04-27: Friday visit to Grenoble, Chartreuse Monastery and Voiron Cave canceled due to insufficient participation. Saturday Mountain Walk is maintained and might be moved to Friday.
•2010-04-26: Iceland volcano situation: flight situation is back to normal in Europe.
•2010-04-19: Early registration closed, but you can register online and onsite.
•2010-04-12: We are pleased to announce a special embedded ASYNC invited session (P.A. Beerel from TIMELESS)
•2010-03-24: Online registration now open
•2010-03-22: Full program announced, incl. tutorials & social events
•2010-02-09: Sponsors, keynotes, tutorials announced
•2010-01-19: Call for Demos released
•2009-12-01: Paper deadline extended to Dec. 14
•2009-11-07: Call for Tutorials released
•2009-09-16: Paper submissions opened
•2009-07-12: Call for Papers released
•2009-07-01: Website launched


Sponsored by INTEL CORPORATION
NEWS
ASYNC 2011: will be held April 27-29, 2011 at Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA. Watch this website for details.
ASYNC 2010 Best Paper: Basit Riaz Sheikh and Rajit Manohar, “An Operand-Optimized Asynchronous IEEE-754 Double-Precision Floating-Point Adder.”