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UNIVERSITY BOOTH – Call for Demonstrations

2009/12/15

Universities and research institutes are invited to demonstrate their hardware and software (EDA) prototypes of their research. Demonstrations can be presented at the booth supported by electronic and other media during a dedicated time slot. Presenters have to apply for a demonstration slot using the submission form. Please download the submission form here.

Deadline and submission
The application form should be sent by e-mail to date10_ubooth [at] mailbox [dot] tu-dresden [dot] de.

January 15, 2010: Deadline for submission
January 18, 2010: Notification of acceptance
February 8, 2010: Full description of the demonstrator in PDF
March 09-11, 2010: University Booth at DATE 

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Keep ahead with DATE 2010 Exhibition

2009/12/10

Automotive and Foundry Industries are Highlighted in the Exhibition Program

DATE 2010 announces the cornerstones of the Exhibition Program including many innovative offerings. The Exhibition Theatre will serve as the central meeting point for all DATE attendees and present Hot Topic sessions on Embedded Software, Autosar and Automotive Software Design, as well as panel discussions on IP block assembly, Heterogeneous Multi-Core Debug and Embedded Software Testing.



DATE 2010 takes off with a new record - Highest number of submissions ever for DATE 2010 in Dresden

November 16, 2009

DATE 2010 proves to be very well positioned in the worldwide electronics industry.  While many conferences currently suffer from travel restrictions in many companies and face severe problems in attracting attendees, the total number of submissions for DATE 2010 reached an all-time high of more than 980 submissions.‘This shows the worldwide leadership of DATE as a technical conference and exhibition.  It is a clear sign that DATE 2010 in Dresden will be the place where all experts will meet and shape the future of our industry.  Nobody can afford to miss this event.’, said DATE’s General Chair Professor Giovanni De Micheli.

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