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The 1995 International Conference on Intelligent Systems will be organized 
and sponsored by the RUSSIA HIGHER EDUCATION STATE COMMITTEE, TAGANROG STATE 
UNIVERSITY OF RADIO- ENGINEERING (Russia), INTERNATIONAL INFORMATIZATION 
ACADEMY, INTERNATIONAL SOLOMON UNIVERSITY (USA-Ukraine), and A.H. CASE 
CENTER FOR COMPUTER-AIDED ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING OF COLLEGE OF 
ENGINEERING OF MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY (USA). The Conference will be 
devoted to all aspects of the theory, design and applications of 
intelligent CAE/CAD systems and other intelligent systems.

Topics include, but are not limited to:

CAE/CAD Tools and Systems            Intelligent Systems
Computer Aided Design                Expert Systems
System Architecture                  System Technologies
VLSI and Technology                  Architecture and Algorithms
Algorithms                           Design and Test
Problem Solving                      Embedded Systems
Control Systems                      Robotics
Analog/Digital Signal Processing     Image Processing
Computer Networks and Circuits       Petri Networks
Analog and Digital Circuit Design    Analog and Digital VLSI Design
Neural Networks                      Fault Analysis and Tolerance
Parallel processing                  Synthesis for Testability 
Formal Representation                Field Programmable Systems 
High-level Synthesis                 Timing Analysis and Optimization 
Nonlinear Circuits and Systems       Large Scale Systems
Biomedical Systems                   Adaptive Signal Processing     
Solid State Circuits                 Fuzzy Systems
High Speed Interconnect Analysis     Design Methodologies   
Software Testing                     Math for Intelligent Systems          
 
Prospective authors are invited to send 4 copies of a 1000-word summary
of the paper, written in English, headed by the title, author's name(s),
address(es), affiliation(s), e-mail address(es) and telephone number(s),
and a 50-word abstract for inclusion in the technical program if the paper
is accepted, to:

Prof. Alexander Y. Tetelbaum
Michigan State University
260 Engr. Bldg.
E. Lansing, MI 48824-1226
Phone:    (517) 355-4706 
Fax:      (517) 353-1980
tetelbam@ee.msu.edu

Paper summaries and abstracts must be received by April 1, 1995.
Notification of acceptance or rejection and Authors Kits will be sent by
June 15, 1995. Proposals for special sessions, tutorials, and workshops
should be submitted by April 15, 1995.

Organizing Committee:

General Co-chairmen: Victor M. Kureichik (Russia)-bmike@tricnit.rostov-na-donu.su
                     Alexander Y. Tetelbaum (USA) - tetelbam@ee.msu.edu
Vice-co-chairmen:    Boris K. Lebedev and Eugene V. Nuzhnov (Russia)  
Members:             Theodore A. Bickart (USA) -  bickart@egr.msu.edu
                     Victor S. Lobanov (Russia) 
                     Alexander D. Ivannikov (Russia)
                     Erik D. Goodman (USA) -  goodman@egr.msu.edu     
                     Eugene L. Gloriozov (Russia)
                     Victor M. Mikhov (Russia)
                     Askold N. Melikov (Russia) -anatoly@tricnit.rostov-na-donu.su
Program  Committee:  

Chair:               Jane N. Zaitceva (Russia)
Vice-chair:          Alexander M. Bershadsky (Russia)
Members:             Michael A. Shanblatt (USA) - mas@ee.msu.edu 
                     Yury A. Tatarnikov (Russia)
                     Bill Punch (USA) - punch@isl.msu.edu
                     Anatoly A. Eides (Russia) 
                     Valery Birko (Canada)

Secretariat:        A. V. Mukhlaev, V. A. Litvinenko, 
                     N. N. Semushkina, I.A. Shkambarnaya
                  
   

RUSSIA AND GELENGICK

Russia, and particularly, Gelengick, is a nice and exotic place to visit. 
Gelengick is a very beautiful and friendly small town, located between 
Caucasian mountains and the Black Sea. The weather in September is usually 
sunny--with average temperature of 76 degree. The sea is also quite worm 
and nice to swim--with average temperature of 74 degree. In an hour and a 
half drive distance is located the famous Caucasian resort Sochy with many 
hotels, restaurants, and shops. In Sochy were former summer residences of 
Stalin, Khruschov, and many other Soviet Union leaders. It should also be
considered that at a very reasonable price, you can extend your trip and 
spend a couple of days in Sochy.

UNIVERSITY CAMP IN GELENGICK

The University Camp where you will live and where the conference will be 
held is a beautiful place in Gelengick facing the Black Sea, and located 
just on the shore. The rates for the conference delegates will be around 
US$70, for single or double room (cottage), including breakfast, lunch, 
and dinner.

TRAVELING TO GELENGICK

Many international airlines fly directly to Sochy (airport Adler) from 
some American and European cities. You can also fly to Moscow and then 
to Anapa, or Adler, or Novorosiysk. The Organization Committee will 
provide delegates with detailed information later.