Description From Design to Silicon brings together industry leaders and technical experts to share perspectives on how semiconductor products are conceived, designed, verified, implemented, manufactured and brought to market. The
Workshop Overview In partnership with the SiEPIC and NSERC CREATE NUCLEUS program, along with FABrIC — a project funded by the Government of Canada and managed by CMC Microsystems, CMC
Event Schedule Day One: November 22 — Half Day Time Topic 13:00–14:00 Meeting with instructors 14:00–15:00 Discussion with instructors 15:00–17:00 Poster session Day Two: November 23 Day two focuses on
Training Schedule Date Topic Speaker TBD Theory of Superconducting device Luke Govia (CMC) Process design kits and their use in fabrication and layout design Charles Paradis (CMC) Decoding in Real
Workshop Overview This hybrid workshop combines a virtual seminar series with up to 16 hours of lectures over several weeks, followed by a 2.5-day focused in-person event. This virtual seminar
Built for IC Engineers New hires and early-career IC engineers (0–3 years) at Canadian semiconductor companies Final-year MSc/PhD students seeking IC design job readiness Industry professionals seeking structured high-speed interface
Built for IC Engineers New hires and early-career IC engineers (0–3 years) at Canadian semiconductor companies Final-year MSc/PhD students seeking IC design job readiness Industry professionals seeking structured front-end design
Built for IC Engineers New hires and early-career IC engineers (0–3 years) at Canadian semiconductor companies Final-year MSc/PhD students seeking IC design job readiness Industry professionals seeking structured upskilling in
