Barkhausen Institut: BI at Indo-German Early-Career Scientist Workshop on Chip Design

BI researchers showcased innovative chip technologies and explored new opportunities for Indo-German collaboration at a workshop in Chennai.

Group of people standing in front of a building with yellow and white panels posing for a photo — © DFG

Man with a beard and long hair tied back wearing a dark hoodie and holding a microphone stands in front of a large screen displaying a chip design diagram and two vertical banners about an Indo-German early-career scientist workshop — © DFG

People seated around a conference table listening to a presenter pointing at a screen in a meeting room with SRM logos on the walls — © DFG

Group of people standing indoors in a semicircle listening to a woman speaking — © DFG

From October 5-7, researchers from India and Germany came together for the Indo-German Early-Career Scientist Workshop on Chip Design in Chennai. Organized by the DFG and INSA the workshop aimed to strengthen collaboration between India and Germany in the field of chip design.

BI researcher Dr.-Ing. Mattis Hasler, a member of the Scalable Computing Hardware research group, gave a presentation on our chip platform, our M3 operating system, and our latest digital chip, the Masur26. He also talked about the possibility of external partners integrating their own designs into our chips

Dr. Shahanawaz Kamal, from our RF Design Enablement research group, gave a talk titled "Shaping the future of wireless connectivity with transceiver and antenna chips co-design". He also introduced our well-equipped lab and invited participants to use its facilities for joint projects.