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SAFE/ProRISC conference 2023 in Delft
- Monday, 1 May 2023
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On 10-11 July 2023 we have the SAFE/ProRISC conference in Delft. This is an annual conference rotating around the TU's in The Netherlands.
SAFE is dedicated to devices and technology, and ProRISC to circuits and systems. You can find more information on the website:
https://www.tudelft.nl/prorisc-safe
For PhD students, this is a great opportunity to meet colleagues from the other TU's, and also have fun. We only require an abstract and poster, so there is no problem with prior publication if you want to present the work at an international conference.
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