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SSCS Members Can Add CASS Membership for $5
As a member of the IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society (SSCS), you can add IEEE Circuits and Systems Society (CASS) annual membership for just $5. More than 20% of SSCS members are already members of CASS. By joining CASS, you'll get access to CASS publications in IEEE Xplore, including IEEE Circuits and Systems Magazine and other publications included in CASS membership, including their large collection of relevant Transactions publications. Join CASS members at the IEEE International Symposium for Circuits and Systems (ICAS) and view CASS' conference calender for a list of upcoming events.
If you have not yet renewed your SSCS membership for 2018, join CASS for just $5 by entering promotion code SSCXCAS2018 at checkout. If you have already renewed for 2018, sign in with your IEEE Account and the discounted CASS membership will be present in your cart.
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New Content Posted on the SSCS Resource Center
The SSCS Resource Center is a hub of information which includes On Demand SSCS Products. The Resource Center brings value to SSCS members by consolidating, storing, and making SSCS materials easily accessible. The goal of the Resource Center is to enable SSCS members to secure content at little or no-cost and enable non-society members to secure valuable content at low pricing. On the SSCS Resource Center, you will find ISSCC short courses and tutorials from 2006 to 2015. You'll also find past webinar videos and slides, open access publications, and our CONFx series.
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Two Upcoming SSCS Webinars in April 2018
The SSCS webinar series continues with two upcoming webinars in April 2018.
On April 19th at 11:00 AM ET, Professor Antonio Liscidini, University of Toronto, Canada, will present "New trends in Analog Filters". The webinar has been pre-recorded. Prof. Liscidini will be online to answer attendee questions regarding content, formulas, and theories. Please click here to register.
On April 25th at 12:00 PM ET, Professor Amin Arbabian, Stanford University, will present "Nyquist-Rate Healthcare: Silicon Systems to Close to Sub-Sampling Gap in Health Monitoring". The webinar has been pre-recorded. Prof. Arbabian will be online to answer attendee questions regarding content, formulas, and theories. Please click here to register.
Attendees of the SSCS webinars have the opportunity to earn Professional Development Hours. A link will be distributed after each webinar with more information.