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Subject: Introducing CAN
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phaspel
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7/31/2007 11:20 AM  
The Cadence Academic Network (CAN) Initiative was established in order to promote excellence in academia, providing the ideal knowledge and methodology exchange platform for Academia, Industry and Cadence.
The goal of the CAN Initiative is to stimulate the use of leading edge technology and proliferate methodology at sophisticated and committed Universities and Research Institutes in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA).

Please post your question to this forum in order to get more information about CAN.

Universities and Research Institutes in EMEA are eligible to become a CAN member. The current list of members is far from complete and interested universities are encouraged to apply. If you would like to join the network please ask the head of your department/institute/faculty to post to this forum.

The participation in the network requires a certain level of effort that need to be spend into the network in order to balance benefits with efforts. The community lives from the mutual contributions!



Looking forward to work with you!

Dr. Patrick Haspel
Coordinator of the Cadence Academic Network
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