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Subject: Presenations from Academic Network Meeting at CDNlive! EMEA 2008
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phaspel
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5/13/2008 1:52 AM  
Monday      
  9:00 - 10:00 Preparation of posters and room setup  
  10:00 - 10:05 Welcome Mike Fister (CEO)
  10:05 - 10:20 Introduction and Organizational announcements Patrick Haspel
Lead institutions 10:20 - 11:50 Cadence Academic Network Lead presentations  
    AMS methodology Joachim Becker
    LP methodology Mladen Berekovic
    Advanced Verification methodology Kerstin Eder and David Slogsnat
    RF methodology Ralf Sommer
    Wireless Radio Design Methodology Ana Rusu
Invited talks 11:35 - 11:50 Advanced educational approaches at Chalmers Per Larsson-Edefors
11:50 - 12:05 Book presentation - Digital Integrated Circuit Design Hubert Kaeslin
12:05 - 12:20 Nangate - 45nm open source lib Jesper Knudsen
12:30 - 12:40 ASIC design support for research, training & academia Steven Redant
         
     
  12:40 - 13:20 Networking lunch / Posters / Registration
       
  13:30 Techtorials starting (CDNLive!)
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5/13/2008 3:18 AM  
Here is the presentation of th Cadence Academic Network Lead University for AMS-Methodology, Freiburg. It was held by Joachim Becker; if there are any questions or comments please don't hesitate to contact me.
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Here is the presentation of the Cadence Academic Network Lead University for AMS-Methodology: Freiburg, Germany. It was held by Joachim Becker; if there are any questions or comments please don't hesitate to contact me.

Attachment: CANlead_AMS_Freiburg_CDNlive2008.pdf
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5/13/2008 3:55 AM  
Attached is the Advanced Verification Methodology presentation held by David Slogsnat, University of Heidelberg.
Feel free to contact me, if you have any questions about the presentation or our group.

Attachment: CDNlive2008_CAN_Presentation_Verification_Heidelbe
knuddi
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5/15/2008 12:53 AM  
Attached is the presentation on the Nangate 45nm Open Cell Library presented by Jesper Knudsen, VP Marketing at Nangate. Please feel free to contact meif you have any question in relation to the library or other Nangate solutions. The open library can be downloaded from http://www.nangate.com/openlibrary

Attachment: CDNLive-Nangate 45nm Open Cell Library.pdf
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5/15/2008 8:47 AM  
Hi Folks,

here is my Academic Network/CDNlive Trip Report:

Cadence invited all universities of the Cadence Academic Network to attend the CDNlive 2008 Conference. Prior to and in some parts in parallel to the conference we had some meetings for the Cadence Academic Network.

On Monday morning we were honored to be welcomed by Mike Fister (CEO) through his opening talk. He expressed his personal interest and the great motivation within Cadence to collaborate with universities all over the world, to support their work and to exchange experiences through the Cadence Academic Network.

After a brief introduction from Patrick Haspel on the organization of the Network meetings, the Cadence Lead Universities presented their research activities and their role in the Cadence Academic Network.

All lead institutions showed impressive research results. They showed how they used existing Cadence flows or how they established their very own methodologies within the Cadence Software, to achieve their research results.

A further enrichment has been the invited talks. Per Larsson-Edefors (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Hubert Kaeslin (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Zurich), Jesper Knudsen (Nangate, Denmark) and Steven Redant (IMEC, Belgium) presented their work and publications and how it supports university research. Hopefully their presentations will be available in this thread soon.

The general sessions started on Monday afternoon, almost all presentations I attended have been a highlight on its own. All the way from presentations on Cadence Updates, over planned features, to special industry projects accomplished with Cadence Tools have been awe-inspiring.

Tuesday started off with the announcement of the Cadence European Design Contest winners. In the undergraduate category, Lukasz Kotynia from University Lodz, Poland and the PhD team, Joachim Becker and Fabian Henrici, from Albert-Ludwigs-University, Freiburg, Germany were recognized for their excellence (for more detailed information see: http://www.cadence.com/company/newsroom/press_releases/pr.aspx?xml=042908_cdnlive_designcontest).

The Cadence Academic Network conference dinner, which took place separately from the general CDNlive conference dinner, gave a great opportunity to get in touch with other researchers and to socialize with potential research partners.

On Wednesday afternoon the Cadence Academic Network closed with a wrap up and feedback session. We were lucky to hear three further industry partners that are getting involved in academic relationships. Istvan Cocron from Dialog Semiconductor presented the broad range of chips his company contributed to their own as well as products of their industry partners.

As with all networking events and conferences that are almost perfect, the only negative acknowledgment that came through is that the conference did not last long enough and all participants would have liked to spend a little bit more time on networking.

Well, the only thing left to say is a big thank you to Patrick Haspel, whose enthusiasm and dedication to the success of this Network made the events on the CDNlive to a great benefit for all Cadence Academic Network members.

Regards,

Pascal
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5/21/2008 5:40 AM  
Attached is the Wireless Radio Design Methodology presentation held by Ana Rusu, Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm, RaMSiS group. Please do not hesitate to contact me, if you have any questions regarding the presentation.

Attachment: RaMSiS_KTH_CDNLive_2008_Lead_RadioSystem.pdf
tschu
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5/21/2008 9:09 AM  
Please find attached the presentation of Prof. Mladen Berekovic from TU-Braunschweig (Low-Power Lead).

Attachment: IDA-VLSI CAN small.pdf
kie
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6/06/2008 1:42 AM  
Attached is the presentation given by Dr Kerstin Eder on "Advanced Verification Methodology" teaching and research activities at the Department of Computer Science at Bristol University. Please feel free to contact Kerstin for further information. She has been teaching Design Verification at Bristol since 2002, backed by experience from industrial verification projects and research.

Attachment: CDNLive.AdvancedVerification.kie.pdf
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