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Deadline: Friday, 17 January 2025 AoE
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The online registration to the conference is only possible via the online registration platform which is available until 2 April 2025. Please kindly note that everyone who wants to attend the conference or single sessions, must create an account and register, with which you can check your registration or make additional programme bookings later. If you participated in DATE 2024 in Valencia, Spain, please use the same login data.
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EDAA is a non-profit association. Its purpose is to operate for educational, scientific and technical purposes for the benefit of the international electronics design and design automation community. The Association, in the field of design and design automation of electronic circuits and systems, promotes a series of high quality technical international conferences and workshops across Europe and cooperates actively to maintain harmonious relationships with other national and international technical societies and groups promoting the purpose of the Association. EDAA is the main sponsor of DATE, the premier Design, Automation and Test Conference in Europe.
In recognition of the importance of university research to the advancement of design, automation and test, and to encourage young researchers to work in the field, EDAA has established an award for outstanding Ph.D. dissertations in 4 categories:
In each category, one award can be given. Each award consists of a 1000 € prize and certificate. The awards will be presented at the DATE 2025 conference, where the awardees need to be present.
Eligible are all Ph.D. dissertations which have been defended in the last 2 years before the submission deadline. The total reporting time should not be more than 6 years since the starting of the PhD that should clearly be stated in the applicant CV.
The nominations must be submitted electronically, exclusively in PDF format, through the following URL address: http://www.edaa.com/awards Details for the nomination PDF can be found in the call linked below.
Nomination deadline is 13 December 2024 at midnight (AOE).
Ian O'Connor, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Institut des Nanotechnologies de Lyon, France, and EDAA Vice-Chair Email: ian [dot] oconnor
ec-lyon [dot] fr
Download the detailed call for nominations here: https://www.edaa.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/EDAA_OutstandingDissert…
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EDAA is a non-profit association. Its purpose is to operate for educational, scientific and technical purposes for the benefit of the international electronics design and design automation community. The Association, in the field of design and design automation of electronic circuits and systems, promotes a series of high quality technical international conferences and workshops across Europe and cooperates actively to maintain harmonious relationships with other national and international technical societies and groups promoting the purpose of the Association. EDAA is the main sponsor of DATE, the premier Design, Automation and Test Conference in Europe.
In 2025, the European Design and Automation Association (EDAA) will grant the 23rd EDAA Achievement Award.
The EDAA Achievement Award shall be given to individuals who made outstanding contributions to the state of the art in electronic design, electronic design automation, testing of electronic systems as well as embedded systems and software, during their career.
Candidates can be of any age. In order to be eligible, candidates must have made innovative contributions which had an impact on the way electronic and embedded systems are being designed. The goal of granting the award is to make the excellent work accomplish by people working within the above scope more widely known and to help publicizing the results more broadly.
Nominations should be sent to the Chair of EDAA, Robert Wille (robert [dot] willetum [dot] de), by 15 December 2024. Nominations should include a 2-/3-page appraisal of the candidate's work.
The award will be handed over during the DATE 2025 opening ceremony in Lyon, France.
Download the detailed call for nominations here: https://www.edaa.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/EDAA_Achievement_Call-2…
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DATE 2025 offers numerous opportunities to get in contact with the DATE community and to advertise their novel solutions.
Download the DATE 2025 Promotion & Sponsorship Opportunities here
DATE 2025 is the perfect opportunity to present and communicate your technological and business capabilities to scientific, industrial and commercial audiences at one single European event. All companies, institutions, universities, initiatives and projects that are linked to DATE as promotion partners or sponsors benefit from the additional visibility of their corporate identity, their products, services, expertise and cause.
The DATE 2025 promotion & sponsorship opportunities brochure gives you and idea of what DATE 2025 can offer. Tailor-made packages can be arranged to suit your special requests. Feel free to contact us to discuss your needs and ideas.
We would be delighted to welcome you among our promotion partners and sponsors at DATE, and to welcome you in Lyon for an interesting programme and effective networking.
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Centre de Congrès de Lyon (CCC Lyon)
50 quai Charles e Gaulle
69006 Lyon
France
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The DATE conference is the main European event bringing together designers and design automation users, researchers and vendors as well as specialists in the hardware and software design, test and manufacturing of electronic circuits and systems. DATE puts a strong emphasis on both technology and systems, covering ICs/SoCs, reconfigurable hardware and embedded systems as well as embedded software.
The three-day event consists of a conference with regular papers, late breaking results papers and extended abstracts, complemented by timely keynotes, special days, focus sessions, embedded tutorials, half-day workshops and multi-partner project sessions. The event will also host the Young People Programme and unplugged sessions fostering the networking and the exchange of information on relevant issues, recent research outcomes and career opportunities.
DATE 2025 is the 28th edition of an event that has always been the place for researchers, young professionals and industrial partners to meet, present their research and discuss the current development and next trends, with high emphasis on social interaction.
At DATE 2025, the DATE community, again, comes together for the conference in an intensive three-day format, focussing on interaction as well as further strengthening the community. The vast majority of regular papers will be presented in technical sessions using short flash-presentations, where the emphasis is on poster-supported live interactions (in addition to the common full-length presentation videos available before, during and after the conference). By this, we continue to focus on the core value of conferences: meeting, discussing and exchanging.
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Semiconductors and chips are ever-present in our current digital world. From smart sensors and the industrial Internet of Things to Digital Cities, personalized Medecine, Precision Agriculture, Vehicle Automation, and Cloud & High Performance Computing, semiconductor applications cover a very wide spectrum of society’s needs. However, global warming is highlighting the social and environmental impact of the digital transition, and the complex trade-offs and choices that lie ahead if we are to build a sustainable world. How do we pursue digitalization taking into account a limited power budget and the planetary limits? How do we make greener choices in the face of ever-increasing/aggressive competition? How do we choose the right digital performance for each application instead of a one-size-fits-all scenario, with a best performance for all approach? The semiconductor ecosystem is indeed facing a difficult dilemma with complex key tradeoffs.
With these stakes clearly in mind, the semiconductor community is performing disruptive research to provide greener electronics, able to attain very large gains in energy efficiency and just the right performance for each application. With the help of AI-boosted design methodologies and CAD tools, we have set out to co-optimize innovative CMOS technologies, disruptive chip architectures, computing models with new algorithms for embedded software.
This paper will provide an overview of the global semiconductor landscape and the challenge of mastering the data deluge for the entire semiconductor ecosystem. In order to face this challenge, we must all work together to reduce the collection, transport and storage of fruitless data.
This keynote will spend some time describing recent results from CEA-Leti and CEA-List’s research on sustainable and greener technologies.
To conclude, I will present an overview of the European Chips Act initiative, with the launch of the pilot lines, the Design Platforms and Competence Centers, a pan-European program that will be driving key milestones in the next five years to accelerate the accomplishment of our common goal of a sustainable and sovereign digital Europe.
The unprecedented growth of electronic system applications, from AI to smart products, creates both a huge market opportunity and a deep need for talented engineers. Europe will play a dominant role in the thirties if we (i.e., our community) can set up the premises for such a technology expansion now. Whereas the European Chip Act is an important enabler, finance represents only one of the necessary conditions for success. The key aspect is the ability to leverage diverse competences and connect the partially-untapped energies of the various European players, ranging from Industry to Academia.
Europe’s strength stems from diversity and the ability to design complex systems from parts, possibly coming from various sources. The ‘value added’ comes from the engineers who can create functionality and services, and who can adapt it to a diverse market of consumers. Yet I argue that this precious resource, the human capital represented by engineers and technologists, is too scarce and its limitation in size is a main handicap for creating a strong market of intelligent products and services. Education of engineers has to evolve and concentrate on the broader issue of system problem solving based on a deep understanding of technology. Industry has to join forces with academia by sharing knowledge and objectives and by creating a strong enthusiasm for engineering.
As artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) drive innovation, their impact on the semiconductor market is transformative. This keynote will explore the latest AI/ML trends and their implications for SoC designs targeting high-performance compute, edge AI, and IoT applications. The presentation will cover AI/ML's role in developing next-generation semiconductor designs, including how AI/ML algorithms are incorporated into EDA tools to optimize chip design and enable efficient verification and manufacturing. Emerging AI/ML trends driving requirements for advanced neural processing units (NPU) will be explored, including generative AI applications like large language models and text-to-image generators. Finally, the role of transformer-based neural networks in implementing energy-efficient SoCs will be discussed.
Design, Automation and Test in Europe Conference