ISCAS Origins and History
The first annual symposium of the IEEE Circuit Society was held in Miami Beach, Florida, in December 1968. Prior to that the Circuit Theory Group had co-sponsored (apparently without financial involvement) several meetings in the Circuit Theory field: the Midwest Symposium on Circuit Theory, the Allerton Conference on Circuit Theory, etc. A decision was taken to concentrate on supporting only one event per year soon after the Miami Beach event.
The conference went international from the very early days - a characteristic of the Circuit Theory Group. This can be judged from the decision to hold the 4th edition of the conference in London, England as early as 1971. A decision in principle to do so must have been taken no later than 1969.
Although the Society has sponsored and co-sponsored many different series of conferences and continues to do so, the primary annual conferences is the International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS).
The following list gives the date, location and general chair(s) of ISCAS since its inception:
Date | Venue | General Chairman |
---|---|---|
1968 | Miami Beach, FL | Omar Wing |
1969 | San Francisco, CA | unavailable |
1970 | Atlanta, GA | H.E. Meadows |
1971 | London, England | George S. Brayshaw |
1972 | Los Angeles, CA | Sydney R. Parker |
1973 | Toronto, Canada | Kenneth C. Smith |
1974 | San Francisco, CA | Sanjit K. Mitra |
1975 | Boston, MA | John Logan |
1976 | Munich, Germany | Rudolf Saal |
1977 | Phoenix, AZ | William Howard |
1978 | New York City, NY | H.E. Meadows |
1979 | Tokyo, Japan | Yosiro Oono |
1980 | Houtson, TX | Rui J.P. de Figureido |
1981 | Chicago, IL | Benjamin J. Leon; M.E. Can Valkenburg |
1982 | Rome, Italy | Antonio Ruberti |
1983 | Newport Beach, CA | George Szentirmai |
1984 | Montreal, Canada | M.N.S. Swamy |
1985 | Kyoto, Japan | Toshio Fujusawa |
1986 | San Jose, CA | George Szentirmai |
1987 | Philadelphia, PA | Samuel Bedrosian |
188 | Helsinki, Finland | Yrjo Nuevo |
1989 | Portland, OR | Tran Thong |
1990 | New Orleans, LA | Anthony Michael; Michael Sain |
1991 | Singapore | J.C.H. Phang |
1992 | Sand Diego, CA | Stanley A. White |
1993 | Chicago, IL | Wai-Kai Chen |
1994 | London, England | Robert Spence |
1995 | Seattle. WA | Robert J. Marks II |
1996 | Atlanta, GA | Philip E. Allen |
1997 | Hong Kong | Tony T.S. Ng; Ming Liou |
1998 | Monterey, CA | Sherif N. Michael |
1999 | Orlando, FL | Wasfy B. Mikhael |
2000 | Geneva, Switzerland | Martin J. Hasler |
2001 | Sydney, Australia | Graham R. Hellestrand; David J. Skellern |
2002 | Phoenix, AZ | David J. Scott; Sethuraman Panchanathan |
2003 | Bangkok, Thailand | Sitthichai Pookaiyaudom; Chris Toumazou |
2004 | Vancouver, Canada | Andreas Antoniou |
2005 | Kobe, Japan | Nobuo Fuji |
2006 | Kos, Greece | Thanos Stouraitis |
2007 | New Orleans, LA | Magdy Bayoumi |
2008 | Seattle, WA | David Allstot |
2009 | Taipei, Taiwan | Jhing Fa Wang |
2010 | Paris, France | Amara Amara |
2011 | Rio De Janeiro, Brazil | Paulo Diniz |
2012 | Incheon, Korea | Myung Sunwoo |
2013 | Beijing, China | unavailable |
2014 | Melbourne, Australia | unavailable |
2015 | Lisbon, Portugal | Jorge Fernandes; Wouter Serdijn |
2016 | Montreal, Canada | unavailable |
2017 | Baltimore, MD | unavailable |
2018 | Firenze, Italy | Franco Maloberti; Gianluca Setti |
2019 | Sapporo, Japan | Hiroshi Tsutsui |
2020 | Sevilla, Spain (Virtual) | Angel Rodriquez-Vasquez; Manuel Delgado-Restituto; Edward Alacron |
20201 | Daegu, South Korea (Virtual) | Jinwook Burm; JinGyun Chung; Myung Hoon Sunwoo |
2022 | Austin, TX (Hybrid) | Sung-Mo (Steve) Kang; Randall Geiger |
2023 | Monterey, CA | Jan Rabaey; Boris Murmann |
2024 | Singapore | unavailable |
2025 | London, UK | unavailable |
2026 | Shanghai, China | unavailable |