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* Common reasons for paper rejection A lack of clear evidence of what is novel in the work, and the extent to which it advances the state-of-the-art: Successful submissions contain specific new results with sufficient detail and data to be understood, with schematics and measured results for key circuits, when appropriate. Wrong conference Pre-Publication. * Pre-Publication Policy see also ISSCC Website 1/4 If a substantial part of a paper has been or will be published before the upcoming ISSCC, the paper will not be accepted. This is the case when: Disclosure of the innovative circuitry, architectures, algorithms, etc, that occurs in articles, data sheets, trade journals, or other conferences. Material submitted and accepted at another conference, or for which a decision is still pending. Any detailed disclosure of innovative technical ideas on the World-Wide Web before the paper presentation at the Conference will be considered pre-publication. * Pre-Publication Policy cont’d 2/4 However, a paper may be acceptable in cases where: The chip has been sampled, entered production, and/or appeared in a publication that addressed only the marketing or applications aspects of the product. Disclosure consisting only of abbreviated data sheets that provide only specifications, a feature list, a coarse block diagram or die photo without technical details. The work has been presented at a workshop or niche conference with limited attendance and no published proceedings or press coverage and no public online access. * Pre-Publication Policy cont’d 3/4 However, a paper may also be acceptable in the following case: Information provided under NDA to customers, partners, or other parties. Final signed versions of Master’s and PhD theses available in open access repositories libraries , either printed or online. But, a thesis published for profit is considered prepublication. Published patents and patent applications. * Pre-Publication Policy cont’d 4/4 Authors