- DATE 2021 became a virtual conference due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic (click here for more details)
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Taking into consideration the continued erratic development of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic and the accompanying restrictions of worldwide travelling as well as the safety and health of the DATE community, the Organizing Committees decided to host DATE 2021 as a virtual conference in early February 2021. Unfortunately, the current situation does not allow a face-to-face conference in Grenoble, France.
The Organizing Committees are working intensively to create a virtual conference that gives as much of a real conference atmosphere as possible.
Friday Workshops
DATE 2021 Friday’s 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, taking the floor after the regular conference programme running throughout the week.
The Friday Workshop programme for DATE 2021 is rich and includes five workshop themes. These cover innovative ideas from different areas like system design, test, reliability, and security, including a range of systems from individual processors to heterogeneous, automotive, and autonomous systems.
Friday Workshop attendees should choose in advance one workshop. The workshops will run in two time slots in the virtual conference platform. The individual timetables for each workshop may vary, and for the detailed version of the workshop programme, visit the workshop webpages.
For more information, please contact:
Friday Workshops Co-ChairHiren D. Patel, University of Waterloo, CA
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Friday Workshops Co-ChairMichael Glass, Ulm University, DE
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