Monday, October 21, 2024

Davidson-Gundy Alumni Center (DGA)

The symposium will feature presentations by leaders in the analog industry and key researchers from the analog and related technical communities. This year’s symposium will focus on fundamental analog.

The program will include:

• A keynote address by Ben Gu from Cadence Design Systems
• Pavan Kumar Hanumolu from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
• Ruonan Han from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Tod Dickson from IBM
• A symposium panel, moderated by the University of Minnesota’s Ramesh Harjani, on the role of artificial intelligence (AI) on analog/mixed signal and RF integrated circuit design, will include panelists Mike Chen of the University of Southern California, David Pan of The University of Texas at Austin, Kaushik Sengupta of Princeton University, Ben Gu of Cadence Design Systems and Sachin Sapatnekar of the University of Minnesota, Emily Naviasky of IBM, Ibrahim Khalil of NXP and Dan Radack of IDA.

Our annual poster session will also highlight current research efforts from students supported by TxACE. We look forward to your participation.

SYMPOSIUM SLIDES

• The Role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on Analog/Mixed Signal and RF Integrated Circuit Design – Ramesh Harjani, University of Minnesota
• The Role of AI in AMS and RFIC Design – Sachin S. Sapatnekar, University of Minnesota
• Accelerate Intelligent System Design in AI Era – Ben Gu, Corporate Vice President R&D Multiphysics System Analysis, Cadence
• The Role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on Analog/Mixed Signal and RF Integrated Circuit Design Or, Is AI Coming For Your Job? (Maybe, But Not the Way You Think) – Emily Naviasky, IBM
• Fundamental Analog Circuits Research Thrust – Pavan Hanumolu, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
• Power-Efficient Short-Reach Links for the AI Era – Tod Dickson, Principal Research Scientist, IBM
• Can We Discover New Design Space for RFICSs? – Kaushik Sengupta, Princeton
• Emerging Chip-Scale Terahertz Systems for Sensing, Metrology and Security Applications – Ruonan Han, Associate Professor, MIT