Lectures

Distinguished Lecturer Program (DLP) Current Lecturers

Below is the contact information and terms of the current IEEE Circuits and Systems (CAS) DLP speakers.

The abstract(s) of the Distinguished Lectures, and speaker biographies can be found here.

If you are interested in inviting a DLP speaker to your region, please get in touch with your local IEEE-CAS chapter chair. Your chapter chair will contact the DLP chair to make arrangements for sponsoring a DLP lecture. The current DLP chair is Mohamad Sawan mohamad.sawan@polymtl.ca. Please remember to check the DLP page for the latest updates.

Photo	Speaker	Term	Title of Lecture(s)
	Ramachandra Achar achar@doe.carleton.ca	2011-2012	Lecture #1: Meeting the Signal Integrity Challenges of High-Speed Design Lecture #2: Advanced Modeling and Simulation Strategies for Power Integrity in High-Speed Designs
	Charles J Alpert alpert@us.ibm.com	2011-2012	Lecture #1: Physical Synthesis: the Good, the Bad, and the Ug Lecture #2: What Makes a Design Difficult to Route
	Magdy Bayoumi mab@cacs.louisiana.edu	2011-2012	Lecture #1: Wireless Sensors Networks: Current and Future Chal Lecture #2: Towards Green Circuits and Systems
	Joseph Cavallaro cavallar@rice.edu	2012-2013	Lecture #1: VLSI Architectures for Wireless Communication Systems Lecture #2: Rapid Prototyping of Embedded VLSI Systems
	Krishnendu Chakrabarty krish@ee.duke.edu	2012-2013	Lecture #1: Digital Microfluidic Biochips: Towards Functional Diversity, More than Moore, and Cyberphysical Integration Lecture #2: Testing and Design-for-Testability Solutions for 3D Integrated Circuits
	Joseph Sylvester Chang EJSCHANG@ntu.edu.sg	2012-2013	Lecture #1: Printed Electronics – An Emerging and Revolutionary System-on-Plastic (SoP) Lecture #2: Circuits-and-Systems and Audiology – A Batteryless/Energy Harvested Noise Dosimeter
	Homer Chen homer@cc.ee.ntu.edu.tw	2012-2013	Lecture #1: Music emotion recognition Lecture #2: Perceptual video coding
	Eugenio Culurciello eugenio.culurciello@yale.edu	2011-2012	Lecture #1: Modeling the human visual system in hardware
	Yehea Ismail ismail@eecs.northwestern.edu	2012-2013	Lecture #1: Many-Core Chips: The New High-Performance Computing Platform Lecture #2: Challenges for Electronics Design in the Nano-Scale
	Michael Peter Kennedy peter.kennedy@ucc.ie	2012-2013	Lecture #1: Digital Delta Sigma Modulation: Recent Advances and Open Problems Lecture #2: What Every EE Should Know About Nonlinear Circuits & Systems
	Jaeseok Kim jaekim@yonsei.ac.kr	2011-2012	Lecture #1: Modem SoC design for IEEE 802.11n WLAN systems Lecture #2: Low-power modem SoC design for WiMedia UWB systems
	Franco Maloberti franco.maloberti@unipv.it	2012-2013	Lecture #1: Technology Scaling and Analog Design Lecture #2: Power Efficient Data Converters
	Pramod Kumar Meher pkmeher@i2r.a-star.edu.sg	2011-2012	Lecture #1: Memory-Based Computing Systems for DSP Application Lecture #2: Algorithm-Architecture Co-Design for DSP Application
	Tokunbo Ogunfunmi tokunbo@ieee.org	2012-2013	Lecture #1: Algorithms and Architectures for Fast Motion Estimation Lecture #2: Nonlinear Adaptive Algorithms and Applications
	Antonio Petraglia antonio@pads.ufrj.br	2011-2012	Lecture #1: Analog Multirate Signal Processing and IC Implementations Lecture #2: Automatic Placement of Capacitor Arrays and Embedded
	Edgar Sanchez-Sinencio sanchez@ece.tamu.edu	2012-2013	Lecture #1: High Linearity Oscillator Architectures Band-Pass Based Lecture #2: Analog/RF Testing Research Overview
	Hanspeter Schmid hanspeter.schmid@fhnw.ch	2011-2012	Lecture #1: The Current-Mode Story Lecture #2: Electrical and Human feedback
	Fernando Silveira silveira@fing.edu.uy	2011-2012	Lecture #1: Intuitive and power optimized analog and RF CMOS design based on gm/ID and drain current density Lecture #2: Ultra Low Power Analog Integrated Circuits for implantable medical devices
	Mingui Sun, Ph.D. drsun@pitt.edu	2012-2013	Lecture #1: Wearable Computer for Monitoring Diet, Physical Activity and Personal Health Lecture #2: Wireless Power Transfer for Medical Implants and Body Sensor Networks
	Chi (Michael) K. Tse encktse@polyu.edu.hk	2011-2012	Lecture #1Applications of Complex Networks Research: From Science, Engineering, Art to Finance

Past DLP Lectures