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A report on the electronics sector has been released by Innovate UK and can be read here - Electech sector: a roadmap for the UK
This report reviews the technology of electech and then lays out a roadmap for the sector including: trends and drivers, application areas, system level capabilities, technologies and enablers.
eFutures ECR Multidisciplinary and Diversity Workshop
The eFutures network would like to invite you to attend a FREE 2-day residential event, giving you an opportunity to help develop and shape your future career. It is aimed at supporting young academics and senior RA’s in the field of electronics. Key figures from industry & EPSRC will also be in attendance and there will be a session to discuss sandpit opportunities, funded by eFutures.
Rethinking Computing Architectures for Big Data and AI
Wednesday 23rd October 2019
10.30 - 17:00
The MAC Metropolitan Arts Centre
10 Exchange St, West, Belfast BT1 2NJ
Rethinking Computing Architectures for Big Data and AI
Wednesday 23rd October 2019
10.30 - 17:00
The MAC Metropolitan Arts Centre
10 Exchange St, West, Belfast BT1 2NJ
The eFutures network has now been renewed and reformed.
The specific objectives of eFutures2.0 are to support and maintain researchers to grow a more vibrant community by continuing highly successful, early career researchers 'crucible' events and creating new events to support mid-career researchers; to build bridges between academia and a broader range of industry and existing networks; and to achieve better engagement with the electronic systems community.
British-based technology company Arm and Imagination Technologies is a partner in the project.
The academic steering group includes eight academics from leading research groups across the UK who are joined by representatives from the commercial sector, in order to maintain industrial relevance (the industrial steering group).
The Early Career Researcher steering group work together to organise and manage ECR activity in the electronics community and organise the annual ECR workshop.
For more information on Steering Group members please follow the links to their profiles below.
We are an EPSRC funded network whose key aim is to help consolidate the academic community engaged in all aspects of electronics research in technology and design in a bid to tackle current issues and address the major challenges of the future.
