Electronics Weekly
It’s the latest episode of the Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS (Caroline Hayes’ Industry Insights Podcasts).
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You can hear the professor’s plans for this year’s DAC, the premier design automation event. For example, covering heterogeneous computing and AI with collaborative research technology, early careers and mentorship.
She also tells Caroline about advances in neuromorphic computing and how close we are to a brain implant to control pain and read emotions.
DAC
To give her full title, Hai “Helen” Li is the Clare Boothe Luce Professor and Department Chair of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Duke University.
She was appointed as the General Chair for the 62nd DAC in August last year. Joining her as the Vice Chair is Renu Mehra, VP of Engineering at Synopsys. Together with the DAC Executive Committee, they will oversee the exhibition, direct the technical programme, introduce new initiatives, and manage all aspects of conference operations and publicity.
CHIIPS
In our series of podcasts, Caroline Hayes is chatting to a range of industry figures. Essentially, covering the topics that matter in the world of electronics. For example, getting an update on particular technology sectors and guests’ insights into what lies ahead for the industry…
And don’t forget to bookmark the Electronics Weekly podcast URL: electronicsweeklychiips.podbean.com
Images: (top, illustration) Priya Atwai (bottom, photo) Duke University
See also: CHIIPS podcast interview with Dr Andy Sellars and Rupert Baines
