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Extended Deadline: January 22, 2015
This is the Call for Demonstrations for the University Booth at DATE
2015 in Grenoble, France! The University Booth fosters the transfer of
academic work to industry. Prototypes are valuable demonstrators to
express and compare the competitiveness of new EDA methodologies and
hardware solutions. DATE 2015 features the University Booth in the
exhibition hall of the conference venue. Universities and public
research institutes are invited to submit their hardware platforms,
prototype tools and pre-commercial results for DATE 2015 in Grenoble,
France.
Software prototypes will be demonstrated on a desk with your own laptop
or your own other equipment. Each presenter is liable for their software
resources that are necessary to illustrate the functionality.
Hardware prototypes and platforms will be demonstrated on a desk with
your own laptop or your own other equipment. Hardware can be illustrated
within a working environment. Stand alone circuits will not be
exhibited. Participants are liable for their equipment.
Each exhibitor is responsible for bringing and installing the hardware
and software resources necessary for showing the entire functionality of
the circuit. Ten demonstrations will be presented in parallel in each of
the 11 time slots at the University Booth. This gives the visitors the
opportunity to see several demonstrations within a short period of time.
Proposals for demonstrations can be submitted to one of four technical
topics.
* Electronic Design Automation Prototypes
* Hardware Design and Test Prototypes
* Designing Electronics for the Internet of Things
* Designing Electronics for Medical Applications
Submissions
Submissions to the University Booth are done in two phases. Within the
first submission phase you have to submit an abstract of your
demonstrator only. After acceptance you need to provide a full
description of your demonstrator during the second submission phase.
The website for submission is open now and could be reached at
http://www.date-conference.com/ubooth-submission.
Deadlines and schedule
* Extended deadline: January 22, 2015
* Wednesday, January 21, 2015: Notification of acceptance
* Friday, January 30, 2015 23:59:59 CET: Deadline for full
description of the demonstrator
* Friday, February 27, 2015: Final Programme of the University
Booth at DATE 2015 available
Further Information for your Presentation
Costs
The University Booth is free of charge for presenters and their
visitors.
Presentation Slots
Each demonstration has at least one time slot of 2 hours (mandatory). On
request, more individual time slots can be booked for more presentations
(optional). Please ensure your availability not only for the mandatory
time slot but also for all your selected optional time slots. We try our
best to give you as many time slots for your demonstration as possible.
Please check the final University Booth programme for all of your
timeslots.
Presentation Description
Demonstrations have to be accompanied by a DIN A4, one-page,
single-sided description. This description will be printed in black and
white 30 times by the University Booth organizers for distribution to
your visitors and will also be available for download at the DATE
website. Any further information material prepared by you is welcome and
can be placed at your presentation desk for the visitors during the
exhibition. You may upload this description already during the first
submission phase but you have to upload it during the second submission
phase.
Poster
Each demonstration has to be supported by one poster (not larger than
DIN A0 (0.9 m width by 1.4 m height). Make use of images of the
presented tool, circuit or hardware with its working environment to
illustrate the functionality. For hardware demonstrations the poster
should contain a plot of the circuit. Please prepare the poster and
bring it with you to your demonstration.
Presentation Facility and Internet Access
A poster wall, one table, one seat and electrical power supply for 3
Schuko plugs will be prepared for you at your presentation desk by the
University Booth organizers. There will be 10 desks for the
demonstrations. Internet access is possibly by WiFi only.
Contact
For any further information or requests feel free to contact:
University Booth Co-Chairs
Laurent Fesquet, TIMA and CIME Nanotech, FR
university-bo...@date-conference.com
Andreas Vörg, edacentrum GmbH, DE
university-bo...@date-conference.com
About the University Booth
The University Booth is part of the DATE programme since 2005. Being
hosted by the largest electronic system design and test conference in
Europe, the University Booth offers a unique chance to show your
prototypes to both academia and industry during the exhibition.
Outstanding demonstrations from R&D projects are welcome. The University
Booth is a separate booth in the exhibition area of DATE.
About DATE
DATE, the Design, Automation and Test Conference and Exhibition is the
unique European event bringing together researchers, users and vendors
as well as specialists in design, test and manufacturing of electronic
circuits and systems. The University Booth is part of the DATE program.
It is sponsored by the European Design and Automation Association, the
EDA Consortium, the IEEE Council on EDA, ECSI, ACM SIGDA, and RAS.
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