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Join Arm September 9-11 at the Arm Research Summit 2020. Hosted at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, UK, the Summit fuels collaboration through networking and discussion, enabling delegates from academia, industry and research to share their projects and findings with others. Welcoming everyone from students to senior researchers, discussion this year will centre around the global technology challenges that face our society, focusing on sustainability and security.
The 2nd UK Circuits and Systems Workshop - This year’s UKCAS theme: Wearable Technologies
The UKCAS workshop will provide ample opportunities for knowledge exchange, networking and explore joint collaborations between researchers and academic participants from UK and Ireland universities through lectures, poster presentation and discussions covering various areas in the supply chain of the emerging wearable technologies.
Dstl is holding the following two-day Symposium in November. This has limited capacity and we are therefore seeking expressions of interest for the event. In order to help assist with planning, please can you register your interest by 25th October 2019.
Event Title: Operating in the Future Electromagnetic Environment Symposium
Location: Institution of Mechanical Engineers, One Birdcage Walk, London, SW1H 9JJ
Dates: 19th November 2019 09:00 to 20th November 2019 16:30
The Future of Computing
Capabilities and Potential of Neuromorphic, Quantum and High Performance Computing
What does the future of computing look like? What do Neuromorphic computing, Quantum computing and High Performance (Conventional) Computing each have to offer? How are decisions made on funding and investment in emerging computing technologies?
The University of Glasgow, established in 1451, is a member of the UK's Russell Group of leading universities. The University is committed to enhancing its position as one of the world's great broad-based research-intensive universities.
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.
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.
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.
