Contributed by:  Christine K. Lincke <chris@rascals.Stanford.EDU>


                     International Conference on
                COMMUNICATIONS, COMPUTING, CONTROL and
                          SIGNAL PROCESSING
         to honor the contributions of Professor Thomas Kailath

                           June 22-26, 1995
               Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA


The traditional systems disciplines of communications, computation, control
and signal processing are becoming increasingly important in addressing
major technological challenges of the coming century, in fields such as
materials processing, highway automation, and ubiquitous personal
communications, among many others.  Moreover the boundaries between these
separate disciplines are rapidly being blurred by the many demands of these
applications.  This conference will highlight several of these recent trends
and results, presented by leading scientists and engineers from around the
world.

Invited speakers include:  N. Abramson, B. Anderson, K. Astrom, B. Atal,
A. Bruckstein, S. Boyd, J. Cioffi, T. Cover, B. De Moor, P. Dewilde,
T. Durrani, C. Foias, D. Forney, R. Gallager, M. Gevers, I. Gohberg,
G. Golub, H. Kimura, P. Kokotovic, S.Y. Kung, R-W. Liu, L. Ljung,
D. Mayne, S. Meerkov, D. Messershmitt, S.K. Mitter, A. Netravali,
B. Ottersten, A. Paulraj, E. Robinson, V. Roychowdhury, R. Schafer,
G. Verghese, N. Viswanadham, A. Viterbi, J. Willems, G. Xu, L. Zadeh,

For further information, fax: 415-723-8473 or e-mail: chris@isl.stanford.edu