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Conference · 2027

ISCAS 2027 Regular Paper

Part of ISCAS 2027

The main archival paper route for circuits-and-systems research at ISCAS 2027, spanning analog, digital, energy, sensing, communications, biomedical, neuromorphic, and AI hardware topics.

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Regular paper deadline

Oct 13, 2026

The official call lists October 13, 2026.

Date only; exact cutoff not stated

Requirements before the deadline

The organizer does not state a high-school policy. No school-level eligibility statement appears in the reviewed call.

  • Completed original circuits-and-systems research
  • Conference-format paper
  • In-person presentation if accepted

Edition timeline

  1. Regular paper deadline

    Oct 13, 2026

    Evidence and source

    The official call lists October 13, 2026.

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  2. Acceptance notification

    Jan 11, 2027

    Evidence and source

    The official call lists January 11, 2027.

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  3. Final paper deadline

    Jan 27, 2027

    Evidence and source

    The official call lists January 27, 2027.

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  4. Symposium begins

    Jun 6, 2027

    Evidence and source

    ISCAS 2027 runs June 6–9 in Bordeaux.

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Costs and participation

Submission
No submission fee was stated on the reviewed call.
Registration
2027 registration rates were not yet verified.
Accompanying adult
Unknown — not verified by the reviewed sources
Travel & lodging
Travel and accommodation in Bordeaux are the participant’s responsibility.
Materials
Unknown — not verified by the reviewed sources
Publication
A separate publication fee was not verified.
Aid & support
Unknown — not verified by the reviewed sources

Participation modes

Remote submission · In person

“Unknown” never means free. Amounts and attendance obligations can change by edition; confirm them with the organizer before committing.

What participation can lead to

  • — Peer-reviewed conference presentation
  • — Accepted paper included in proceedings and submitted to IEEE Xplore