FW: CALL FOR PAPERS -- IWASI 2015 - Neuro-electronics and Neuro-computing Workshop

CALL FOR PAPERS -- IWASI
2015





6th IEEE International
Workshop on Advances in Sensors and Interfaces

June 18-19, 2015  Gallipoli (Le), Italy



http://iwasi2015.poliba.it



For
more information or general queries, please email [email protected]
(local committee member) or visit our website: http://iwasi2015.poliba.it

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Dear colleague, 

we would like to warmly
invite you to submit a paper for this key international workshop, IWASI 2015.



The International Workshop on Advances in Sensors and
Interfaces is a premier Sensors and Interface design Workshop aimed at
bridging the gap between electronic design and integrated circuit technologies,
processes, and manufacturing to achieve design quality in sensors developments
and in electronic interfaces. The conference provides a network to present and
exchange ideas, promoting research, development, and applications in a wide range of sensor and interface
fields. The workshop theme spans from biomedical, chemical, high-energy physics
and space/automotive sensors to their interfaces in harsh and heterogeneous
environments and sensor networks.

The 6th edition specially focuses on
healthcare applications and on the wide range of neuromorphic and neuro-inspired
monitoring areas, including neural wireless sensor networks architectures, and software
design for neural-networks modeling. In this frame, several technological
challenges are still waiting to be overcome. Examples include ultra-low-power and
low-noise solutions, real-time signal processing, big data management, energy
harvesting and formal neural-network models. The impact of these innovations on
the society is staggering, considering the wide range of potential
applications: from prosthesis/artificial limbs control, fall
prevention/detection systems and feeling awareness to learning machines and
Brain Machine Interfaces.


 

The 6th IEEE International Workshop on Advances in Sensors and
Interfaces aims to provide a forum for experiences and knowledge sharing
among international experts actively involved in research, development and experimentation
of novel concepts, theoretical methods/models and experimental analysis, as
well as in testing techniques for micro- and nano-sensor systems, and in the
wide field of neuroelectronics and neurocomputing.



TOPICS:

Papers are solicited – but are
not limited - in the following and related topics:

·         
Sensor
networks in biomedical, biotelemetrical and environmental applications 

·         
Novel
health-care systems and applications 

·         
New
materials and new technologies for sensors 

·         
Printed,
flexible, biodegradable and biocompatible electronics 

·         
Novel
testing and modeling techniques for sensors systems 

·         
Sensors
for aerospace and automotive applications

·         
High
Energy Physics Experiments

·         
Neuro-inspired
electronics and neural system architectures for brain activity monitoring

·         
Predictive
study of neural signals related to subjects’ activity 

·         
Brain
computer interface-oriented software tools and architectures 

·         
Formal
neural-network models

·         
Big data
management  

·         
Simulation
Infrastructures in neurocomputing

·         
Bio-signals
real time post-processing: tools, methods and experimental results  

·         
Noise
and artifacts rejection techniques in hardware design and signal processing



PAPER SUBMISSION :

The IWASI 2015 workshop
will allow only electronic submission of papers in PDF. Papers must be
submitted in their final version following the IEEE format. They must be double
column and should not exceed six A4 pages with all illustrations and references
included. The size of the submitted PDF files must not exceed 2 MBytes.
Manuscript guidelines as well as instructions on how to submit electronically
are available on the conference web site.


§   Paper submission
deadline: April 10, 2015

§   Author Notification:
May 08, 2015

§   Final Paper
Submission deadline: May 29, 2015



The complete workshop
program will be published on the conference web site within May 2015 



General Chair:

D. De
Venuto (Politecnico di Bari and INFN Bari - Italy)

 

Steering Committee:

B. Courtois (BC
Consulting, Grenoble-France) 

E. Di Sciascio (Politecnico di Bari – Italy)

G. Gielen (Univ.
Leuven-Belgium)

K. Makinwa (Delft
University of Technology-The Netherlands)

J. Rabaey (University
of California at Berkeley, US)

C. Van Hoof (IMEC Leuven-Belgium)

 

Program Committee:

L. Benini (ETHZ & Univ. di Bologna-Italy)

E. Cantatore (Eindhoven Univ. of Technology-The Netherlands)

S. Carrara (EPFL Lausanne-Switzerland)

H. Casier (AMI
Semiconductors, Bruxelles-Belgium)

D.R.S. Cumming (The University of Glasgow, UK) 

F. Docchio (Univ. of Brescia, Italy)

G. De Cesare (Univ. La Sapienza Roma-Italy)

D. Demarchi ( Politecnico di Torino, & IIT - Italy) 

M. De Palma (INFN Bari - Italy) 

L. Dilillo (LIRMM – France)

M. Kayal (EPFL Lausanne-Switzerland)

M. Magno ( ETH
Zurich, Switzerland)

L. Milor (Georgia
Inst. of Technology US)

E. Nappi (INFN Bari -Italy)

M. J. Ohletz (ZMD
AG-Germany)

J. Ohta (NAIST
– Japan)

K. B. Ozanyan (Manchester University, UK)

E. Popovici (University College Cork Ireland)

L. Rufer (TIMA/ Univ. Grenoble-France)

M. Ruta (Politecnico di Bari – Italy)

M. Savino (Politecnico di Bari - Italy)

P. Siciliano (IMM-CNR Lecce-Italy)

R. Thewes (TU Berlin - Germany)

L. Torsi (Univ. di Bari - Italy)

B. Vigna (ST
Microelectronics - Italy)

 

Local Committee:

V.
F. Annese (Politecnico di Bari - Italy)

M. De Palma (INFN Bari - Italy) 

F.
Scioscia (Politecnico di Bari - Italy)

G. Loseto (Politecnico
di Bari - Italy)                                           

 

 

 

Hoping to enjoy of your presence in Gallipoli (Italy),

 


Best Regards,

  

IWASI
Committee

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