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Solid-State Circuits / Circuits and Systems
Joint Chapter

Central Texas section

Message from the Chair:

	Fellow IEEE members, I have been blessed to be the Chair for over 4 years of our SSC/CAS Joint Chapter of the Central Texas Section, but it is time for someone else to step up from the ranks and lead. In the past four years directly thanks to my involvement with this IEEE section I have: Traveled to Europe to attend the EECIRC/ESDERC IEEE Conference, Attended and sat on an IEEE panel at ISSCC, Been invited to be a Technical Program Committee member of the CICC conference, Sat on the Steering Committee of ACISC, Developed a great relationship with faculty members of the UT ECE Department, Gained exposure in areas I would never have touched professionally, Continued learning in my own field, Expanded my professional network tremendously (and with times like this -- it has been a great source of comfort) Met many of you and developed new friendships, and of course: I have SPAMed many(all?) of you -- and felt good about it :-) Yes, there is work involved -- but it has paid me back at least threefold (at least!) I hope someone here will be motivated to help take our chapter to the next level. We will be having elections prior to our October monthly meeting, held in ENS 306A on the 3rd floor of the EE building on the UT campus. Positions that are available are: Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, Events Coordinator. If you are interested please indicate which position is of interest, and submit a short bio to seningen@ieee.org Mike Senningen
	Title:	Chip Reveal 3D
	Presenter:	Dr. Jerzy Gazda of Cerium Labs
	Date:	Tuesday, Oct 13th, 6:30PM, ENS306A on UT Campus
	Abstract:	"Chip Reveal 3D" as used in reverse engineering and litigation suppor
	Bio:

Map of the UT Campus Area

ENS is in Section 4, SJG Parking Garage in Section 6.

The best place to park is SJG, the San Jacinto Garage (Section 6) -- after 6PM, it is $3 to park all night.
Where the star is on the left hand side of the first pictograph (section 6)
is 24th St. The SJG parking garage is just North of the star.

24th St. & San Jacinto connects at the upper-right hand corner of
the second pictograph (section 5) -- ACEs is at the upper-left hand
corner of the 2nd pictograph.

Note Dean Keaton is 26th St.

Occasionally you might find street level parking for free -- but watch out
for the parking signs and restrictions.

Section 4 on the online UT map

Engineering Area Map

Section 6 on the online UT map
Fine Arts and Law Area Map

Section 5 on the online UT map
East Mall Area Map

Educational Program

University of Texas Electrical & Computer Engineering
VLSI Seminar Series

The Solid-State Circuits Society is interested in all aspects of solid-state circuits: the design, testing and application of circuits and subsystems, as well as closely related topics in device technology and circuit theory. We also focus on scientific, technical and industrial applications, or other activities that contribute to the field, or utilize the techniques or products of the field, subject, as the art develops.

The Circuits and Systems Society is interested in the theory, analysis, design (computer aided design), and practical implementation of circuits, and the application of circuit theoretic techniques to systems and to signal processing. The coverage of this field includes the spectrum of activities from, and including, basic scientific theory to industrial applications.

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Last updated: Sept 26, 2009