IEEE SSCS Women in Circuits

ISSCC 2025 WiC Events:

In conjunction with ISSCC 2025, the IEEE SSCS Women in Circuits is organizing two events for this year’s conference:

  1. Tuesday Special Evening Event on Quantum Computing

  2. Networking Bingo Event

Special Evening Event - Tuesday February 18th - Quantum Computing - Whose Qubit is Better?

Quantum computing utilizes principles of quantum mechanics to solve intricate computational problems more efficiently than classical computers. Various qubit technologies are being developed for this purpose, such as superconducting qubits, trapped ions, and silicon-spin qubits. Each approach has its supporters and critics with prominent industry players investing heavily in one or more of these technologies. The race is on to determine which qubit technology will emerge as the dominant choice. Be prepared to participate in a discussion with our panel of experts as they weigh in on the advantages and challenges associated with each of the innovative approaches to determine whose qubit will rise to the top.

Networking Bingo Event - Sunday February 16th, 4PM - 6PM

Women in Circuits (WiC) together with ISSCC will be holding a networking and mentoring session on Sunday afternoon. Distinguished panelists from the career panel, WiC members, and other participants will play getting-to-know-you bingo to promote engagement between various members of the community. This will give participants the chance to network and mingle with people across a spectrum of seniority in the field in a casual setting.

All are welcome to participate, no ISSCC registration required!

 
 
 
 

Past Women in Circuits Events

ISSCC 2022 Women In Circuits Next Gen Circuit Designer Workshop

The event was a great success and recording links can be found below!

Entire Workshop (minus Tsu-Jae and Breakouts)

Fireside Chat

Panel

More Info: https://buff.ly/3A6mKnF

ISSCC 2021 Videos

Career Planning for a Bright (but Unknown) Future - Jennifer Lloyd, Analog Devices

Pandemics - an Opportunity for biomedical IC? - Milin Zhang, Tsinghua University

AI-Enhanced Neural Prostheses - Mahsa Shoaran, EPFL

Building a Time Machine for Healthcare Research - Prema Dogra, Nvidia

Accelerating innovation with confidence - Hillary Hunter, IBM