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In May 2030, Dresden will host the microelectronics conference “International Symposium on Circuits and Systems” (ISCAS). Up to 1,800 experts from around the world will then spend four days in the city discussing “Circuits and Systems for Autonomous and Sustainable Intelligence.” Prof. Ronald Tetzlaff from TU Dresden, who is one of the local organizers of “Iscas 2030,” drew attention to this decision. Germany hosts this important conference for the first time in over 50 years. The decision to hold the conference in Dresden was influenced by the city's strengths, including its excellence university, non-university research institutes, chip industry, and overall ecosystem. A 70-member organizational team has been formed to prepare for the event, led by Prof. Tetzlaff, Prof. Diana Göhringer, and Prof. Thomas Mikolajick.

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