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Academic Network – Cadence EMEA 


You have easy access to all content and resources related to EMEA, as well as the extensive company, product, solution, and services content on our corporate web site. Cadence EMEA is responsible for the Europe, Middle East and Africa region. Sales, Marketing and Services offices operate across EMEA to assist our customers in EMEA-based companies and organizations.
The Academic Network was launched by Cadence in 2007. The aim was to promote the proliferation of leading-edge technologies and methodologies at universities renowned for their engineering and design excellence. A knowledge network among selected universities, research institutes, industry advisors and Cadence was established to facilitate the sharing of technology expertise in the areas of verification, design and implementation of microelectronic systems.

The Academic Network became an integral part of the CDNLive! EMEA. With the Academic Track, universities and industry members are offered a knowledge exchange platform in order to demonstrate scientific achievements, present ideas and establish further collaborations.

Below you can find a video of Mladen Berekovic, Professor for VLSI Design, University of Jena, discussing the Cadence Academic Network, its initiatives and impacts, while attending CDNLive! EMEA 2011.

Additionally a video of Prof. Ralf Sommer discussing his experiences as an academic presenter at CDNLive! EMEA can be found here.



The Cadence Academic Network is providing its technical information via the LinkedIn network. This offers advanced possibilities to receive tailored information. The "Cadence Academic Network" group acts as the main portal, whereas the subgroups such as "Advanced Verification Methodology" provide a platform for special interests in a particular technical field. The groups are moderated by the lead institutions of the academic network, ensuring a constant flow of reviewed information relevant to academia.

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If you have any further questions regarding the Cadence Academic Network you can write an email to academicnetwork@cadence.com.

Lead Institutions:

Advanced Verification Methodology • University of Heidelberg
• University of Bristol
Analog Mixed-Signal Design Methodology • University of Freiburg
• Ilmenau University of Technology
• Istanbul Technical University
Dependability and Design for Testability • Delft University of Technology
• University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland - Institute of Microelectronics
Digital Design and Architecture • Braunschweig University of Technology
Digital Design Automation • Politecnico di Torino
Low Power Methodology • Braunschweig University of Technology
PCB Co-design Methodology • Politehnica University of Bucharest
Wireless Radio and RF Design Methodology • KTH – Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm

Academic Network Contributors:

Analog Design Automation
• University of Catania - Electronic Design Automation Group
Analog Design and Verification Methodology
• Leibniz University Hannover - Institute of Microelectronic Systems
• University of Frankfurt - Electronic Design Methodology Group
Analog Mixed-Signal Design Methodology
 • Czech Technical University in Prague - Department of Microelectronics
Analog and Radio Frequency Design
 • Graz University of Technology - Institute for Electronics
• University of Erlangen-Nürnberg - Institute for Electronics Engineering
• University of Porto - Faculty of Engineering - Microelectronics Students' Group
Low-Power Methodology
 • Bar Ilan University - VLSI Lab
• University of Gothenburg - Department of Computer Science and Engineering
• University of Paderborn - System and Circuit Technology
Mixed Signal and Digital IC Design
 • AGH University of Science and Technology - Department of Measurement and Instrumentation
• Gdansk University of Technology - Department of Microelectronic Systems
• National Research University Moscow - Institue Electronic Technology
 • Technical University of Lodz - Department of Microelectronics and Computer Science
• University of Bremen - Institute for Theoretical Elecrical Engineering and Microelectronics
 • University of Cyprus - Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
 • University of Stuttgart - Institute of Electrical and Optical Communications Engineering
• University of Tübingen - Department of Computer Engineering
Radio Frequency Methodology
 • Tampere University of Technology - RF Communication Circuits Laboratory
RF, Analog and Mixed-Signal Design Methodology
 • Ruhr University Bochum - Chair for Integrated Systems
• Ruhr University Bochum - Research Group for Analog Integrated Circuits
• RWTH Aachen University - Chair of Integrated Analog Circuits
• University of Cluj-Napoca - Digitally Enhanced RF and Analog IC Group
RF, Analog Mixed-Signal, Low Power and Digital IC Design Methodologies
 • Lund University - Department of Electrical- and Information Technology
Robust Low-Power Design Methodologies
 • Notre Dame University-Louaize (NDU)


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