Photos are available in the DATE 2024 Gallery.

The time zone for all times mentioned at the DATE website is CET – Central Europe Time (UTC+1). AoE = Anywhere on Earth.

Workshops

DATE Workshops initiative started in 2003 fostering a number of workshops on different topics and attracting an audience of both researchers and designers.

The event offers a unique opportunity to present and discuss new and in-progress outcomes, as well as experiences and visions. The topics have been changing during the years, following the trend on current and emerging issues in design, test, software and EDA.

Workshop attendees are kindly asked to indicate their workshop of interest during their online registration for the conference. Please note that for DATE 2025, the Workshops will be integrated into the 3-day schedule of DATE 2025 and will replace the "Friday Workshops” from previous editions, and will have a half-day duration. You can visit the DATE 2025 programme to see the schedule for the workshops, and for the detailed version of each workshop programme, please visit the workshop webpages below.

All times give in the programme refer to the time zone CET.

For more information, please contact:

Maria Michael, University of Cyprus, CYWorkshops Co-Chair
Maria Michael, University of Cyprus, CY
workshops@date-conference.com

Jose Filch, Universitat Politècnica de València, ESWorkshops Co-Chair
Jose Filch, Universitat Politècnica de València, ES
workshops@date-conference.com
Start Title
W01 Eco-ES: Eco-design and circular economy of Electronic Systems
W04 5th Workshop on Open-Source Design Automation (OSDA 2025)
W02 Heterogeneous Integration: from advanced 3D technology to innovative computing architectures
W05 OSSMPIC - Open Source Solutions for Massively Parallel Integrated Circuits
W06 Cross-stack Explorations of Ferroelectric-based Logic and Memory Solutions for At-Scale Compute Workloads
W07 Designing Sustainable Intelligent Systems: Integrating Carbon Footprint Reduction, TinyML, and RISC-V
W03 3rd Workshop on Nano Security: From Nano-Electronics to Secure Systems