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SUMMARY:Spring School “Characterization and Modeling of Radiation Effects i
 n CMOS Technologies and Design of Rad-hard Circuits and Systems”
DESCRIPTION:In the framework of EU-H2020-Twinning project ELICSIR (https://
 elicsir.elfak.rs/), the Spring School will be organized from 20th to 22nd A
 pril, 2020, at IHP, Frankfurt (Oder), Germany.\n\nThe Spring School is aime
 d to provide a comprehensive training, through the lectures of renowned exp
 erts, on characterization and modeling of radiation effects and design of r
 adiation hardened electronic circuits and systems.\n\nThe targeted particip
 ants are PhD and MSc students as well as postdocs and researchers from the 
 ELICSIR partners, but also anybody involved in related fields is welcome to
  attend the event.\n\nThe Spring School is limited to 20 participants to en
 sure a high quality of training. Participants will be selected by the progr
 am chair and the instructors of this program.\n\nApplicants are required to
  be enrolled in M.Sc. or PhD studies (or equivalent) or have a degree in Ph
 ysics, Materials Science, Computer Sciences or Electrical Engineering.\n\nT
 o register please send an email to Marko Andjelkovic andjelkovic@ihp-microe
 lectronics.com\n\nThe Spring School covers:\n\n- meals during the summer sc
 hool (lunch and coffee breaks)\n\n- social events\n\nThe Spring School does
  not cover:\n\n- the arrival to Frankfurt (Oder) and the departure\n\n- Acc
 ommodation in Frankfurt (Oder)\n\n- visa (The invitation letters will be pr
 ovided to the participants requiring the visa to come to Germany.)\n\n- ins
 urance and medical costs\n\n- No daily allowance will be paid.
LOCATION:Innovations for High Performance Microelectronics/  Leibniz-Instit
 ut für innovative Mikroelektronik
DTSTAMP:20200221T082307Z
DTSTART:20200420T070000Z
DTEND:20200422T160000Z
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