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GENERAL INFO
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Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
Bring your passport!!
 For this year's social event we will journey south of the US border to visit
Baja California, Mexico.
The Tourist Corridor just south of the California border includes Tijuana, Ensenada and Rosarito.
The region has long endeared itself to visiting Americans and International travelers in search of sprawling
coastlines with a Southern California climate.
 Our first stop will be
Tecate, Mexico. Tecate offers a charming small-town ambience
even today, an attraction that keeps bringing tourists into the town. There's a thriving artists' colony that influences
the temper of the town. Rather than the usual curios found in border towns, local pottery, tile and glassworks are
displayed at shops and handicraft centers, and local art is displayed at galleries around town.
We will have time to sample local sweet breads and beer for which the town is famous, and visit Hidalgo Plaza,
where visitors can enjoy Tecate's unique beauty.
 Next, we visit
Rosarito, Mexico. Rosarito lies along the sea coast,
and has a mild climate with plenty of sun and a soft sea breeze. Each year, thousands of tourists run from the hustle and bustle
of large cities to relax on the beaches of Rosarito. We will dine at a beautiful beach-side resort in nearby
Puerto Nuevo.
We will be met with a welcome drink and enjoy the sunset and a nice dinner with traditional Mexican food and folkloric dance and mariachi.
 Please do not forget to bring your passport
to participate in this exciting excursion.
Foreign visitors should ensure that they have multiple-entry visas to the US if necessary.
The web site for US passport requirements can be found at U.S. Department of
States International Travel Information to Mexico and
Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative
The web link to VISA requirements to Mexico for citizens of US and other countries can be found at Mexican Foreign Ministry
VISA for Foreigners
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Busses will leave the Hotel at 3:30 p.m. and depart Baja at approximately 11 p.m.
There is no extra cost for this program for VTS attendees who register at member and non-member rates.
Students and companions of VTS attendees can register for the Social Program for $100 per person.
To guarantee your participation in this program you must register before April 4, 2008.
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 HOTEL DEADLINE
Hotel deadline extended to April 8. Due to the popularity of VTS2008, the on-line reservation system may not be able to
reserve rooms at VTS discounted rate for certain dates during your VTS stay.
Please call +1-800-542-6096 referencing IEEE (VLSI Test Symposium) to make your reservation.
NEWSLETTER
Here you can find the last VTS newsletter.
TECHNICAL PROGRAM
The technical program (including abstracts of Special and IP sessions) is now available here.
Read more about new and hot topic sessions...
SOCIAL EVENT
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Read more...
DEADLINES
Abstract: Oct. 29th '07
Submission: Nov. 5th '07
Notification: Dec. 21st '07
IP Tracks: Dec. 31st '07
Special Ses.: Dec. 31st '07
Thesis Aw.: Mar. 7th, 08
Res. Poster: Mar. 7th, 08
Hotel Disc.: Apr. 7th, 08
Early Reg.: Apr. 11th, 08
LOCATION
VTS will take place from Apr 27th to May 1st, 2008, in San Diego, California, USA More...
Graduate Student Activities
Ph.D. students graduating in 2008 are invited to participate to the Doctoral Thesis Award Contest.
All other graduate students (Ph.D. or M.S.) working on a test-related thesis are invited to participate
to the Thesis Research Poster Session.
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