Edu4Chip Summer School 2025 on Chip Design

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The Edu4Chip Summer School 2025 on Chip Design offers an introduction to the chip design process from specification to testing including the use of open-source tool chains.

The summer school is organized by the Technical University of Denmark and the Edu4Chip partners and consists of an online introductory day on August 11th followed by five in-person days in Copenhagen, Denmark, from August 18th to 22nd.

Designed for Bachelor and Master level students with a background in electrical engineering, computer science and engineering, or physics, the summer school emphasizes practical learning activities. Participants will acquire foundational knowledge of chip design workflows, develop skills in tools and methodologies, and explore cutting-edge developments in the field.

The summer school follows the Edu4Chip project objectives: to advance education in chip design and to prepare students for the European semiconductor industry. The summer school provides an ideal opportunity to meet and engage with students from all five partner universities while promoting chip design and motivating students to pursue further studies and careers in this field.

Expect keynote speeches, expert-led lectures, hands-on laboratory sessions, and many social activities.

Program

Over six days, including the online introductory day, participants will engage in lectures, hands-on exercises, and keynotes delivered by leading academics and industry experts. The program highlights topics such as agile hardware design, analog/mixed-signal circuits, verification techniques, and asynchronous circuits.

More info expected January 2024.

Join the summer school

More info expected January 2024.

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