1. TC on Multiple-Valued Logic
Elena Dubrova
School of Information and Communication Technology
Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)
Stockholm, Sweden

2. TCMVL
TCMVL promotes research in the theory and application of multiple-valued systems
MVL scope includes
multiple-valued logic devices and circuits
algebra and formal aspects
fuzzy systems and soft computing
quantum and reversible computing
philosophical aspects
spectral techniques

3. TCMVL volunteers
Chair: Elena Dubrova, Royal Inst. of Technology, Sweden
Vice-Chair for Workshops and Tutorials: Yasushi Yuminaka, Gunma University, Japan
Vice-Chair for Publications: Robert Wille, University of Bremen, Germany
Vice-Chair for Technical Activities: Vincent Gaudet, University of Waterloo, Canada
Secretary: Michael Miller, University of Victoria, Canada
Newsletter Editor: Shinobu Nagayama, Hiroshima City University, Japan
Past Chair: Mitchell Thornton, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, USA

4. Sponsored conferences
TCMVL sponsors the annual International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic (ISMVL)
Co-sponsors the annual Post-Binary ULSI Systems Workshop
Informally supports
Reed-Muller Workshop
Workshop on Reversible Computation
International Workshop on Boolean Problems

5. TC activities Maintains MVL mailing list Maintains MVL web site
Publishes MVL bulletin
Annual F2F TC meeting at ISMVL
Teleconferences 2-3 times a year

6. TCMVL bulletin

7. TC awards activities Annual ISMVL best paper award
Annual Kenneth C. Smith Early Career Award for Microelectronics Research (NEW)
Long Term Contribution Award

8. TC activities to attract students
Student travel grants for ISMVL’2013 (NEW)
Special student session at ULSI’2013 (NEW)

9. Future plans Establish collaboration with other TCs
Increase industrial collaboration and seek new corporate sponsorships for TCMVL awards and meetings
Attract new members by promoting MVL at other events and through wider and more frequent circulation of the TCMVL bulletin
ISMVL’2012 attendance increased by 30% compared to ISMVL’2011