The Symposium explores emerging trends and novel ideas and concepts covering a broad range of topics in the area of VLSI: from VLSI circuits, systems and design methods, to system level design and system-on-chip issues, to bringing VLSI methods to new areas and technologies like nano- and molecular devices, hardware security, etc. ISVLSI 2023 highlights the theme of Internet-of-Things. Future design methodologies are also one of the key topics at the Symposium, as well as new EDA tools to support them. Over three decades the Symposium has been a unique forum promoting multidisciplinary research and new visionary approaches in the area of VLSI, bringing together leading scientists and researchers from academia and industry. The Symposium Proceedings are published by IEEE Xplore and IEEE Computer Society Press. Papers from ISVLSI editions have been subsequently published in special issues of top archival journals which indicates the general high quality of the papers. The Symposium has established a reputation in bringing together well-known international scientists as invited speakers; the emphasis on high quality will continue at this and future editions of the symposium.
Prospective authors from around the world are invited to submit manuscripts for consideration by the Program Committee. Manuscripts must contain a maximum of 6 pages, be prepared for double-blind review, and follow the standard IEEE format for Conference Proceedings. Submissions of manuscripts previously published by other conferences or journals will not be considered by the program committee. ISVLSI submissions must be made electronically (in PDF format) via the conference website.


Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

Circuits, Reliability, and Fault-Tolerance (CRT)
Computer-Aided Design and Verification (CAD)
Digital Circuits and FPGA based Designs (DCF)
Emerging and Post-CMOS Technologies (EPT)
System Design and Security (SDS)
VLSI for Applied and Future Computing (AFC)
Student Research Forum (SRF)

Proposals of Special Sessions are welcome.