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Natan Peled has presented his paper, "X-MAGIC: Enhancing PIM using Input-Overwriting Capabilities", at The 28th IFIP/IEEE Int.l Conference on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI-SoC) 2020! The presentation video is available here!

Adi Eliahu has presented her paper, "abstractPIM: Bridging the Gap Between PIM Technology and ISA", at The 28th IFIP/IEEE Int.l Conference on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI-SoC) 2020! The presentation video is available here!

Nico Wainstein's paper, "Electrothermal Compact Modeling of Indirectly Heated Phase Change RF Switches", has been accepted to IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices! Congratulations, Nico!

Prof. Kvatinsky and Prof. Krste Asanovic from UC Berkeley had a one on one session about "Will RISC-V Revolutionize the IP Cores Market?" in ChipEx 2020

Loai Danial has presented his paper, "Breaking the Conversion Wall in Mixed-Signal Systems Using Neuromorphic Data Converters", at the 24th European Conference on Circuit Theory and Design September 2020, in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Nico's paper, "Compact Modeling and Electro-Thermal Measurements of Indirectly-Heated Phase Change RF Switches", has been accepted to IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices. Congratulations, Nico!

Congratulations to Tzofnat for receiving the Planning and Budgeting Committee (PBC) of the Council for Higher Education (CHE) prize for her research in data science and its interdisciplinary Involvement!

The Yablonovitch Research award is given for excellence in micro/nanoelectronics, photonics, and electromagnetism. In his work on compact modeling of inline phase-change RF switches (IPCS), Nico developed the first physics-based compact model of the IPCS, experimentally validated by 1 nanosecond ... more details

Nico Wainstein's paper, "Electrothermal Compact Modeling of Indirectly Heated Phase Change RF Switches", has been accepted to Device Research Conference (DRC) and will be presented on June 2020! Congratulations, Nico!

Barak Hoffer's paper, "Experimental Demonstration of Memristor Aided Logic (MAGIC) Using Valence Change Memory (VCM)", has been accepted to IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices! Congrats, Barak!